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Two bowlers join 50-Year Club

Two bowlers join 50-Year Club

In the midst of the high scores and exciting live-streaming moments at the USBC Open Championships this week, two bowlers reached their own milestones as they competed in the tournament for the 50th time.

Kulick looks to defend Queens title

Kulick looks to defend Queens title

When Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., arrives at the Oncenter Convention Center to defend her United States Bowling Congress Queens title, she knows every bowler in the field will have their sights set on sending her home empty handed.

Iowa bowler sets mark with two 800 series

Iowa bowler sets mark with two 800 series

Matt Weggen of Muscatine, Iowa, struggled in past trips to the National Bowling Stadium, but he quickly made up for it at the 2011 United States Bowling Congress Open Championships when he accomplished something that no bowler in tournament history has ever done.

Indiana bowler perfect at 2011 OC

Indiana bowler perfect at 2011 OC

Dylan Murphy of Indianapolis rolled the third perfect game of the day and 12th overall at the 2011 USBC Open Championships on Sunday.

Hammel ready to defend title

Hammel ready to defend title

To become a champion, you have to beat the best, and that's exactly what Char Hammel of Las Vegas did at last year's USBC Senior Queens in El Paso, Texas.

Minnesota bowler joins 50-year-club

Minnesota bowler joins 50-year-club

Mike Schmid of Arden Hills, Minn., has been dedicated to the USBC Open Championships since he made his debut at the age of 19.

Duggan looking to win again

Duggan looking to win again

Alternative country music star Steve Earle does a popular tune called “I Ain’t Ever Satisfied,” and when you look at the career of USBC Hall of Famer Anne Marie Duggan and the things she has had to say about it over the years, you almost start to wonder if Earle had her in mind when he wrote it.

Catching up with two-time Queens champ Lynda Barnes

Catching up with two-time Queens champ Lynda Barnes

Two-time USBC Queens champion Lynda Barnes talks about her career as a Queens competitor and her ongoing efforts on behalf of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Defending champion turns in exciting performance

Defending champion turns in exciting performance

Matt McNiel of Chanhassen, Minn., arrived at the 2011 USBC Open Championships with his sights set on becoming the first bowler in history to win back-to-back all-events titles, and with one frame to go Monday night, that still was a possibility.

102-year-old Emma Hendrickson competes at USBC Women&amp;#39;s Championships

102-year-old Emma Hendrickson competes at USBC Women's Championships

In the last three years, Emma Hendrickson of Morris Plains, N.J., has become a worldwide bowling sensation, and she returned to the USBC Women's Championships this weekend for another record-breaking appearance on the tournament lanes.