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Pepe wins first NEBA singles title

Pepe wins first NEBA singles title

24-year-old Anthony Pepe of East Elmhurst, N.Y., knocked out top seed Frankie Calca of Elmont, N.Y., on the way to winning his first singles New England Bowling Association title at AMF Auburn Lanes in Auburn, Mass.

WYC: Kent reaches medal round

WYC: Kent reaches medal round

Junior Team USA member Marshall Kent advanced to the semifinals in boys’ singles at the 2012 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Youth Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday.

Kulick holds lead at USWO

Kulick holds lead at USWO

Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., continued her dominance at the 2012 Bowling's U.S. Women's Open as she retained the top spot after the third round of qualifying Sunday.

Kentucky bowler second at 2012 USBC Open

Kentucky bowler second at 2012 USBC Open

Adam Atherton of Independence, Ky., rolled a 646 series, the highest set of his USBC Open Championships career, and he's now second in Classified Singles.

WYC to Hong Kong in 2014; U.S. in 2016

WYC to Hong Kong in 2014; U.S. in 2016

The World Tenpin Bowling Association has announced the 2014 WTBA World Youth Championship will be contested in Hong Kong, while Lincoln, Neb., in the United States will host the 2016 event.

WYC: Semifinals set for girls singles

WYC: Semifinals set for girls singles

The four finalists in the girls singles event at the World Youth Championships were determined Sunday in Bangkok, Thailand. Amanda Greene was the high Junior Team USA finisher in 12th place.

Kulick grabs lead at U.S. Women&amp;#39;s Open

Kulick grabs lead at U.S. Women's Open

Two-time Bowling U.S. Women's Open champion Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., continued strong as she grabbed the second-round lead at the 2012 event Saturday.

California bowler rolls 300, takes lead at WC

California bowler rolls 300, takes lead at WC

Pam Pancoast saved her best performance for last at the 2012 Women's Championships as she rolled a 300 in her final game to take the lead in Scratch Singles and Scratch All-Events at the National Bowling Stadium on Friday.

Wisconsin team now second at 2012 OC

Wisconsin team now second at 2012 OC

Wisconsin's continued success at the USBC Open Championships has been well documented, and another team from the Badger State made a run at the top of the leaderboard.

McCarthy leads U.S. Women&amp;#39;s Open

McCarthy leads U.S. Women's Open

Two months ago Erin McCarthy of Omaha, Neb., was leading Midland to the United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Team Championships finals on her way to be named the tournament's most valuable player. On Friday, her success on the big stage continued as she took the opening-round lead of the 2012 Bowling's U.S. Women's Open.