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Defending singles champion won&amp;#39;t repeat at OC

Defending singles champion won't repeat at OC

Terrence Syring of Bay City, Mich., topped more than 70,000 bowlers on the way to the 2010 Regular Singles title at the USBC Open Championships, and this week, he returned to the National Bowling Stadium to put his title on the line.

Idaho team takes Classified lead

Idaho team takes Classified lead

William Larsen of Montpelier, Idaho, and his Shears Sports teammates have spent time bowling on challenging lane conditions, and that experience helped them into the Classified Team lead at the USBC Open Championships on Thursday.

Retro Roll: 1983 USBC Queens

Retro Roll: 1983 USBC Queens

A look back at the 1983 USBC Queens title match between Aleta Sill and Dana Miller-Mackie.

Pennsylvania bowler celebrates 50 years at OC

Pennsylvania bowler celebrates 50 years at OC

Bill Scheiwer Sr. knew his appearance at the 2011 USBC Open Championships would be an emotional one, and he was flooded with memories as he made his 50th trip down Center Aisle on Wednesday.

Michigan bowler shoots 300 in OC debut

Michigan bowler shoots 300 in OC debut

Jared Juszczyk struggled early in his singles event at the USBC Open Championships this week, but a timely ball change helped him to the fifth perfect game of the 2011 event at the National Bowling Stadium.

New Yorker shoots 299 at Open Championships

New Yorker shoots 299 at Open Championships

David Werner learned a lot in his USBC Open Championships debut last year, and the experience he gained helped make his return to the National Bowling Stadium a memorable one.

Wisconsin bowler ties record at 2011 OC

Wisconsin bowler ties record at 2011 OC

Gary Exner Jr. of Racine, Wis., had a feeling that something special was going to happen at the 2011 USBC Open Championships, and now he's a tournament record holder.

Hall of Famer Glenn Allison reaches 60 years at OC

Hall of Famer Glenn Allison reaches 60 years at OC

When Glenn Allison of Anaheim, Calif., got his start in bowling, he immediately set his sights on becoming a hall of famer and quickly found success at multiple levels of competition.

New leaders emerge in singles and doubles at OC

New leaders emerge in singles and doubles at OC

Edward Rede was hesitant about leaving his family to compete at the 2011 USBC Open Championships, but knowing they were home watching on the tournament's webcams made him much more comfortable on the lanes.

Captain&amp;#39;s Corner: William Morton

Captain's Corner: William Morton

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.