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Sapphire Division gets new team leader

Sapphire Division gets new team leader

It isn't a trip to the USBC Women's Championships unless the members of Bernie's Alterations of Pleasant Lake, Ind., are getting lost, making U-turns and arguing with the car's GPS.

On the Lanes with Ethan Gordon

On the Lanes with Ethan Gordon

In the coming months, we'll talk with some of the best-known bowlers at the USBC Open Championships and get their thoughts on their time at the tournament and what it takes to succeed on the championship lanes.

Top collegiate bowlers to battle for ISC title

Top collegiate bowlers to battle for ISC title

Forty of the nation's top collegiate bowlers will be at AMF Euless Lanes in Euless, Texas, starting Monday to compete for national titles at the United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Singles Championship.

Tvaska reaches 65 years at 2011 WC

Tvaska reaches 65 years at 2011 WC

Mini Tvaska of St. Petersburg, Fla., extended her own participation record at the USBC Women's Championships when she made her 65th consecutive tournament appearance this week.@

Captain&amp;#39;s Corner: Alan Zabransky

Captain's Corner: Alan Zabransky

Being a team captain at the USBC Open Championships takes hard work and dedication. Captains must be well-organized and willing to serve as the team's leader, recruiter, accountant, courier and even travel agent.

Michigan duo takes Regular Doubles lead

Michigan duo takes Regular Doubles lead

Chad Reiffer of Kentwood, Mich., and Brandon Tarabek of Grand Rapids, Mich., have worked hard to become top-caliber competitors at home and across Michigan, and now they've found their way into the national spotlight as the Regular Doubles leaders at the USBC Open Championships.

Tenn. bowler celebrates 50 years at WC

Tenn. bowler celebrates 50 years at WC

Nancy Folden of Memphis, Tenn., joined an exclusive club at the USBC Women's Championships when she made her 50th tournament appearance at the Oncenter Convention Center on Tuesday.

Ruby Division gets new leaders

Ruby Division gets new leaders

The Ruby Division leaderboard at the USBC Women's Championships was shaken up again this week with new leaders in team and singles.

Vet makes Open Championships debut

Vet makes Open Championships debut

Derek Gagne of Menominee, Mich., lost most of one leg, half a foot, hearing in one ear and sight in one eye while serving in Iraq, but two things he hasn't lost are hope and determination.

Ill. bowler back in spotlight at OC

Ill. bowler back in spotlight at OC

When Curt Aemisegger of Wauconda, Ill., achieved his childhood dream of winning a championship on bowling's biggest stage, it came at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center when he helped his team to the Regular Team title at the 1990 USBC Open Championships.