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Breeschoten leads USWO after Round 1

Breeschoten leads USWO after Round 1

Powered by a perfect game, Lisanne Breeschoten of the Netherlands took the opening round lead at the 2011 Bowling's U.S. Women's Open on Saturday by averaging better than 249 for eight games.

Average leader continues success at OC

Average leader continues success at OC

Michael Nape knows what it feels like to be the lifetime average leader and a champion at the Open Championships. He came into this year's event with a 216.86 average for 23 years, while Gail Myers Jr. was a close second at 216.74.

High-scoring Friday night at USBC Open

High-scoring Friday night at USBC Open

Anthony Pepe struck 29 times on the way to games of 247, 248 and 300 for a career-best 795 series, while Alex Cavagnaro added a 687 set for a 1,482 total and third place overall at the USBC Open Championships.

2011 U.S. Women&amp;#39;s Open Videos

2011 U.S. Women's Open Videos

The 2011 U.S. Women's Open is officially underway, and USBC's Matt Lawson has you covered with video features from the tournament lanes covering all the action for you this week. Be sure to check back every day for the latest video updates as the tournament rolls toward its historic conclusion at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.@#160;

Family trip leads to unexpected debut at WC

Family trip leads to unexpected debut at WC

Danell Ingle of Moore, Okla., has only been bowling competitively since November, so she never planned on competing at the USBC Women's Championships this year.

Retro Roll: 1989 U.S. Women&amp;#39;s Open

Retro Roll: 1989 U.S. Women's Open

Aiming for her fourth title of the season, USBC Hall of Famer Robin Romeo took on Michelle Mullen in the title match of the 1989 U.S. Women's Open.

Two bowlers add to 800 total at USBC Open

Two bowlers add to 800 total at USBC Open

Bill Kaelin of Virginia Beach, Va., and Marc Heninger of Kansas City, Mo., both rolled 800 series at the 2011 USBC Open Championships this week.

Defending champion Kulick ready for USWO challenge

Defending champion Kulick ready for USWO challenge

With the possibility of winning $1 million and competing at Cowboys Stadium in front of perhaps the largest crowd in bowling history, there has never been more on the line for Bowling's U.S. Women's Open defending champion Kelly Kulick.

Former Junior Team USA member rolls 300 at OC

Former Junior Team USA member rolls 300 at OC

As a former Junior Team USA member and collegiate bowler, Jason Wunderlich has learned about bowling from some of the best bowling coaches around. He showed how far he's come by rolling the 46th 300 of the 2011 OC.

Motivated bowler rolls 47th perfect game of OC

Motivated bowler rolls 47th perfect game of OC

Darin Wagner of Puyallup, Wash., opened his singles event Sunday night with 12 consecutive strikes for the 47th 300 game of the 2011 Open Championships at the National Bowling Stadium.