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Record game lifts Wis. team to lead

Record game lifts Wis. team to lead

This summer, Jeff Richgels of Oregon, Wis., will be enshrined in the USBC Hall of Fame, and now he's in position to add one more accolade to his resume after leading his team into the Regular Team lead at the USBC Open Championships on Friday night.

Penn. bowler gets redemption in Reno

Penn. bowler gets redemption in Reno

Richard Graham Jr. of Lancaster, Pa., looked around at the National Bowling Stadium on Saturday morning and realized he was in pretty familiar territory.

On the Lanes with Ethan Gordon

On the Lanes with Ethan Gordon

In the coming months, we'll talk with some of the best-known bowlers at the USBC Open Championships and get their thoughts on their time at the tournament and what it takes to succeed on the championship lanes.

Michigan duo takes Regular Doubles lead

Michigan duo takes Regular Doubles lead

Chad Reiffer of Kentwood, Mich., and Brandon Tarabek of Grand Rapids, Mich., have worked hard to become top-caliber competitors at home and across Michigan, and now they've found their way into the national spotlight as the Regular Doubles leaders at the USBC Open Championships.

Captain&amp;#39;s Corner: Alan Zabransky

Captain's Corner: Alan Zabransky

Being a team captain at the USBC Open Championships takes hard work and dedication. Captains must be well-organized and willing to serve as the team's leader, recruiter, accountant, courier and even travel agent.

Vet makes Open Championships debut

Vet makes Open Championships debut

Derek Gagne of Menominee, Mich., lost most of one leg, half a foot, hearing in one ear and sight in one eye while serving in Iraq, but two things he hasn't lost are hope and determination.

Ill. bowler back in spotlight at OC

Ill. bowler back in spotlight at OC

When Curt Aemisegger of Wauconda, Ill., achieved his childhood dream of winning a championship on bowling's biggest stage, it came at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center when he helped his team to the Regular Team title at the 1990 USBC Open Championships.

Fla. bowler joins 50-year club at OC

Fla. bowler joins 50-year club at OC

Carlo Simonelli of Brooksville, Fla., became the 140th bowler in 108 years of USBC Open Championships competition to make 50 tournament appearances when he marched down Center Aisle at the National Bowling Stadium on Friday.

Captain&amp;#39;s Corner: John C. Spicer

Captain's Corner: John C. Spicer

In this "Captain's Corner" segment, we hear from John C. Spicer of Largo, Fla., captain of six teams at the Open Championships.

Ohio bowler fires 300 game at OC

Ohio bowler fires 300 game at OC

Not long after competing at the 2009 USBC Open Championships, Donnie Maloney of Georgetown, Ohio, was involved in a serious accident and thought his bowling career was over.