Six stellar female athletes are prepared to represent Team USA at the 2026 PANAM Bowling VI Pan American Women’s Adult Championship, which starts Monday and runs through Oct. 3 at the Bowling Industry ...

Why teach bowling? Bowling is a great sport for everyone! Check out our student and teacher benefits listed and below and then place your order for a copy of this FREE Bowling Curriculum. The Bowler’s ...

Another USBC Convention and Annual Meeting is in the books. Check out the Convention wrap up by reading the story inside. Five candidates slated for USBC Board election; two legislative proposals to ...

The Intercollegiate Team Championships, first contested in 1975, is the pinnacle event of the college bowling season. The ITC brings together the top 16 men's and top 16 women's teams in the country ...

SMART manages bowling scholarship funds and provides members a resource for inquiries about bowling scholarships.

The USA Bowling Regional Tournament offers a dynamic platform for U12 and U15 teams to showcase their bowling skills. Utilizing a baker style format, this competition is made of 16 regional events the ...

The 47-year-old right-hander from Ohio won a 197-195 thriller over Anthony Simonsen to capture his first career PBA Tour title and major. Simonsen now sits just two rounds away from securing his fifth ...

It's getting late in the season and your skills are improving. Maybe it's time to start thinking about taking the next step.

The Bowler’s Ed curriculum actively engages students in a sufficient amount of moderate to vigorous physical activity to improve or maintain their physical health and well-being. The curriculum leads ...

The single most-telling aspect of a bowler's game is the finish position. It's a byproduct of the approach and it will give you all the information needed to analyze what you did right ... and wrong.

Submit your bowling achievements to be included in the Youth Honor Wall. You can provide a game score, series score, spare conversions or any bowling accomplishment.

Missing your target(s) to the left or right consistently? It may have to do with your dominant eye. Consistently missing your mark may have to do with which eye is stronger. Determining which eye is ...