The final ball has been rolled at the 2022 United States Bowling Congress Women’s Championships, with the 102nd edition of the tournament coming to a close Sunday at Stardust Bowl.
Alex George rolled games of 290, 279 and 279 for an 848 series to take the lead in Regular Singles at the 2022 Open Championships on Tuesday, recording strikes on 32 of his 35 deliveries during the set.
Collin Smith of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, helped McKendree win two titles at the ITC, and he added a 300 game in team competition to his collection Saturday at the 2022 Open Championships.
Steven Brozek of Las Vegas rolled the first 300 game of his career on one of bowling’s biggest stages Sunday during his team event at the 2022 USBC Open Championships.
In his second Open Championships appearance, Tanner Johnson of Owensboro, Kentucky, was able to toss a perfect game to conclude his doubles set at the South Point Bowling Plaza.
Linda Coonan became the eighth bowler to make her 50th appearance at the 2022 Women’s Championships, and she could only describe what it meant with one word – unbelievable.
Jon Sipich of Hoffman Estates, Illinois, doesn’t bowl as much as he once did, but he looked ready to go as he put together an 800 series during his team event at the 2022 Open Championships.
The 2022 USBC Open Championships now has had three competitors from Ripics Carousel Lanes roll 300 games, which includes proprietor Jeff Ripic, who accomplished the feat Thursday.
Kevin Thibeault of Whitman, Massachusetts, now is one of 40 competitors with both a 300 game and 800 series at the USBC Open Championships after his performance in doubles Wednesday.