Bowling One-On-One with Hector Delgado: Rolling for Life The game of bowling is a huge adventure and challenge in itself with the ups and downs and all the time and […]
Bowling One-On-One with Jay Ysip: Believe In Yourself Sometimes you don’t find the sport of bowling, sometimes it finds you. And when you have a competitive nature about you, there’s […]
Bowling One-On-One with Jackie Matsutani: In the Spirit of Gaman (Jackie Matsutani, Renee Matsutani. Arya, Luna. Jackie, Renee and Henry Matsutani) Strength comes through in actions, and in life, we […]
Bowling One-On-One with Eliana Occhino: Commit to Achieve Your Goals There are people all around the world you can look to for motivation and inspiration as you pursue your own […]
Bowling One-On-One with East Bay Club: 2024 USBC ‘Nationals’ in Las Vegas Michael McKay, Fred Toth, Allan Ables, Eric Buckalew The USBC Open Championships, also known as the ‘Nationals’ is […]
Bowling One-On-One with Gianna Brandolino: Legend in the Making Gianna Brandolino for Junior Team USA (Image Credit: USBC) At just seventeen years old, Gianna Brandolino is quickly becoming a household […]
Bowling One-On-One with Larry Wheeler Jr.: Be ‘You’ First When you combine pure power, strength and athleticism with passion, dedication and competitiveness, pins will fall – a lot. I’ve had […]
Bowling One-On-One with Alan Rothstein: Gentle Giant Bowling in local tournaments is fun and is an opportunity to put your abilities and skills to test to see how you measure […]
Bowling One-On-One with Grant Migneron: Evolution in Motion *All Images Credit to: Kimberly Power-DeFer The desire to succeed at the game of bowling is compelling, challenging and fun. To take […]
Bowling One-On-One with Matthew Wong: Smooth Competitor Having the opportunity to compete against and with great bowlers and quality people is a big part of what makes bowling so much […]
Bowling One-On-One with Eric Hattrup: Living a Dream Bowling means so much to a lot of people around the world. All the time and effort, the challenges, the blood, sweat […]
At 8 years old, his father took him to County Club Lanes in his hometown of Sacramento, CA. He recalls his father being a good bowler, but the family wasn’t particularly serious or passionate about the sport at the time.
When you watch Allen Ables bowl, you’re watching art in motion. You’re watching complete dedication, competitiveness, and the heart of a lion.
After years of playing soccer as a youth, it wasn’t igniting the inner passion for Nick Lunghi. I had an opportunity to catch up with Nick to learn more about his personal journey through bowling.
Most kids at five years old are learning how to match letters to sound, count 1-10 and beginning to understand what household objects are for. Sunny McHugh was learning all those things, but she was also down at the alley working on her game.
I first met Garrett as an add-on player to fill a spot on his team in the ‘22/’23 winter league at Clayton Valley Bowl. I had no idea how lucky I was at the time. After watching him bowl…