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New leaders emerge in multiple divisions at 2011 WC

New leaders emerge in multiple divisions at 2011 WC

Young's Welding 1 of Chanute, Kan., vaulted into first place in Ruby Team, while Estelle Dixon and Maude Chattam of Calhoun, Ga., took the lead in Sapphire Doubles.

New York team honors coach at 2011 WC

New York team honors coach at 2011 WC

The Oreos of Hampton Bays, N.Y.,@have honored their coach, Wally Ruppel, in an unusual way for the last 15 years at the USBC Women's Championships.

Iowa bowler grabs Ruby All-Events lead at WC

Iowa bowler grabs Ruby All-Events lead at WC

With her relatives by her side, Shannon Sutton of Alta, Iowa, grabbed the Ruby All-Events lead with a 1,850 handicap total@at the 2011 USBC Women's Championships in Syracuse, N.Y.

McQueen leads Ruby Singles at 2011 WC

McQueen leads Ruby Singles at 2011 WC

Thanks to a small adjustment on her delivery, Camille McQueen of Long Valley, N.J., vaulted into first place in Ruby Singles at the 2011 USBC Women's Championships on Monday.

Reese moves into third place in Diamond Singles

Reese moves into third place in Diamond Singles

Beth Reese of Haymarket, Va.,@rolled games@of 256, 225 and 235 for a 716 scratch singles series, and an additional 26 pins of handicap per game helped her into third place in Diamond Singles with 794.

New Yorker back on home turf at WC

New Yorker back on home turf at WC

Marilyn Johnson of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., loves to travel, which is why bowling in the USBC Women's Championships has become an annual tradition for the 71-year-old right-hander.

New leaders emerge in all divisions

New leaders emerge in all divisions

There might only be a few weeks remaining at the 2011 USBC Women's Championships, but every day is Opening Day for hundreds of bowlers looking for their moment in the spotlight.

Halftime at Women&amp;#39;s Championships

Halftime at Women's Championships

The 2011 USBC Championships reached the halfway point of its 88-day run this week, but there is no hint of a slowdown as the excitement continues and new leaders continue to emerge.

California bowler shoots 299

California bowler shoots 299

When Michele Cultrera of Goleta, Calif., heads to the USBC Open Championships in Reno, Nev., next week, she's hoping to continue the momentum from her recent visit to the USBC Women's Championships.

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.@