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Team USA Camp highlights youth

Team USA Camp highlights youth

Collegiate bowlers Marshall Kent, A.J. Johnson and Danielle McEwan always dreamed of competing alongside the bowlers they idolized growing up. The moment they walked through the doors of the International Training and Research Center in Arlington, Texas, this week to report for Team USA Training Camp, they didn’t have to dream anymore.

ITC profiles: Geoffrey Young, Wichita State

ITC profiles: Geoffrey Young, Wichita State

Senior Geoffrey Young's time with the Wichita State Shockers may have been as stormy as it was successful, but it will not soon be forgotten.

ITC profiles: Erin McCarthy, Midland

ITC profiles: Erin McCarthy, Midland

Things did not quite work out for Midland University’s Erin McCarthy at the school she first bowled for as a freshman, so she left. The second school for which she signed up to bowl abruptly closed down before she even had the chance to wear its uniform. Most people might have assumed by then that it just was not mean to be. But most people are not Erin McCarthy.

Men&amp;#39;s ISC profiles: Anthony Fiorenzo

Men's ISC profiles: Anthony Fiorenzo

The road Fiorenzo took from the days when his face was pasted on a milk carton to the moment his face will appear on national TV is one paved with struggle and the hard work it took to overcome it.

ISC finals profiles: Elise Bolton

ISC finals profiles: Elise Bolton

You might think Nebraska Husker Elise Bolton is just being figurative when she tells you she learned to walk in a bowling center. Think again.

Asbaty picks up pieces with Queens win

Asbaty picks up pieces with Queens win

Diandra Asbaty describes her 2007 World Ranking Masters victory as the moment she picked up the pieces of a devastating loss at the USBC Queens in Charlotte, N.C. just days earlier. But even she would have to admit that when she showed up to bowl the USBC Queens TV finals again last week, one important piece remained to be picked up—that trophy she left behind in Charlotte back in 2007.

2012 Queens profiles: Aumi Guerra

2012 Queens profiles: Aumi Guerra

Most competitive bowlers dream of winning. But when you come from a place where there are 46 bowling lanes in the entire country, your monthly income amounts to $350, and you happen to be one of the top female bowlers in the world, what do you allow yourself to dream?

2012 Queens profiles: Stefanie Nation

2012 Queens profiles: Stefanie Nation

Most people think preparing for a bowling tournament begins and ends with lots of practice. That is because most people are not Stefanie Nation.

Anything can happen: Bowling the USBC Queens

Anything can happen: Bowling the USBC Queens

The USBC Queens is a tournament where you better show up with the understanding that failure is part of the deal. It is a tournament where you watch someone on a nearby pair win a match with a 550 series while you lose with a 720, where you crush the field in qualifying only to be sent to the contender’s bracket after the opening round of match play.

2012 USBC Queens profiles: Elysia Current

2012 USBC Queens profiles: Elysia Current

It was not hard to spot Elysia Current growing up. She was the one pitching a shutout with a swollen eye after getting hit in the face with a softball, the one shoeing up on the lanes to bowl league with a bandaged wrist she sprained a day earlier.