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Doug Kent wins USBC Masters

October 29, 2006

Doug Kent wins USBC Masters

When Doug Kent of Newark, N.Y., won his first Masters title in 1991, he described himself as young and wild. On Sunday, Kent showed discipline and poise in winning the 2006 United States Bowling Masters at the Wisconsin Exposition Center.

Sandham, Valenta claim ISC titles

Sandham, Valenta claim ISC titles

After four years of All-American and championship-winning performances, one word can simply sum up Wichita State senior Olivia Sandham. Resilient.

Lindenwood, Saginaw claim titles

Lindenwood, Saginaw claim titles

With help from their key players in the final frame, the Lindenwood women and Saginaw Valley State men claimed national championships Saturday at the 2006 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Team Championships.

Asbaty, Patterson win U.S. Amateur titles

January 13, 2006

Asbaty, Patterson win U.S. Amateur titles

Diandra Asbaty of Chicago and Dan Patterson of West Seneca, N.Y., were crowned U.S. Amateur champions Friday at the United States Bowling Congress Team USA Championships.

Scroggins wins first major at USBC Masters

November 20, 2005

Scroggins wins first major at USBC Masters

From the moment he stepped on the lanes a week ago, Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas, knew he had an opportunity to have a career week at the United States Bowling Congress Masters.

Haggerty, Montagnino claim titles

Haggerty, Montagnino claim titles

Last month, Fresno State sophomore P.J. Haggerty was named the Most Valuable Player in the 2004-05 men’s collegiate bowling season. He proved why Tuesday.

Lindenwood, Wichita State win titles

Lindenwood, Wichita State win titles

Teammates describe Lindenwood University junior Emil Williams Jr. as the "Human Firework." Thanks to Williams' explosiveness Saturday, all of the Lions can call themselves national champions.@

Wichita State women win title

Wichita State women win title

A year after suffering a heartbreaking defeat in the national championship match, Wichita State's Caroline Lagrange can now appreciate how that loss made her and her teammates stronger.@