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Former Junior Team USA member rolls 300 at OC

Former Junior Team USA member rolls 300 at OC

As a former Junior Team USA member and collegiate bowler, Jason Wunderlich has learned about bowling from some of the best bowling coaches around. He showed how far he's come by rolling the 46th 300 of the 2011 OC.

Motivated bowler rolls 47th perfect game of OC

Motivated bowler rolls 47th perfect game of OC

Darin Wagner of Puyallup, Wash., opened his singles event Sunday night with 12 consecutive strikes for the 47th 300 game of the 2011 Open Championships at the National Bowling Stadium.

Two bowlers fire perfect games at USBC Open

Two bowlers fire perfect games at USBC Open

D.J. Daniels of Mason, Ohio, and William Graham of Surprise, Ariz., rolled the 44th and 45th perfect games of the 2011 USBC Open Championships on Friday.

California duo takes Classified Doubles lead

California duo takes Classified Doubles lead

Gary Weldon made a run at the 44th perfect game at this year's tournament in his final game of doubles, and the effort was enough to lift him and Velvet Sanderson into the Classified Doubles lead.

Retro Roll: 1991 U.S. Women&amp;#39;s Open

Retro Roll: 1991 U.S. Women's Open

In 1991, USBC Hall of Famers Anne Marie Duggan and Leanne Barrette (now Barrette-Hulsenberg) faced off for the coveted title. Today, they have 41 national titles between them.

Captain&amp;#39;s Corner: Arman Prescott Jr.

Captain's Corner: Arman Prescott Jr.

Arman Prescott Jr. of Conifer, Colo., earned "Super Captain" status by bringing four or more teams to the USBC Open Championships as part of the USBC Eagle's Nest.

Cali bowler shoots 43rd 300 of 2011 OC

Cali bowler shoots 43rd 300 of 2011 OC

Don Sutherland of San Jose, Calif., a 49-year-old right-hander, rolled the 43rd perfect game of the 2011 USBC Open Championships at the National Bowling Stadium.

Illinois pair leads Ruby Doubles at WC

Illinois pair leads Ruby Doubles at WC

Deatra Tart and Denise Hill of Chicago moved into the top spot in Ruby Doubles at the Oncenter Convention Center on Saturday at the USBC Women's Championships.

Illness can&amp;#39;t stop Pennsylvania family

Illness can't stop Pennsylvania family

Michael Green of Mechanicsburg, Pa., has an unusual style. He bowls using a cane for support when releasing the ball at the foul line. Nothing could keep him from the OC.

Indiana bowler shares secret to longevity at WC

Indiana bowler shares secret to longevity at WC

Dorothy Sternberg received a standing ovation from her bowling peers at the Oncenter Convention Center as she was recognized for 55 years of participation at the USBC Women's Championships.