The USBC is developing a more modern system of measuring timing for bowlers. The idea is that USBC coaches will use that more precise formula to better teach bowlers how to play the game.

The United States Bowling Congress has named versatile and highly respected bowling industry veteran Steve Kloempken to the position of Technical Director of the sport's national governing body.

Take a big step toward starting a career coaching bowling full time by taking a Strike Ten Skills Center Teaching Professional Training Course. Limited spots remain for the next class, which is scheduled for Aug. 4-5 in Arlington, Texas.

USBC Silver coach Andres Gomez of Colombia has conducted the first USBC Bronze Coaching Certification seminar in Spanish in South America. The conference was held in Quito, Ecuador.

Prize waiver only applies to singles events.

USBC has created a digital system that measures and displays exact movements of a bowler's body during the approach and delivery. This patented biomechanics technology introduces a new age for coaching and the sport.

Make the most of your experience at the USBC Coaches Summit June 23-24 in Orlando, Fla., by attending special courses to increase your certification level, bolster your pro shop skills or add to your repertoire of coaching drills.

The first USBC Silver coaching conference held outside the United States has concluded in the Philippines.

The recently completed USBC bowling ball motion study, which was started to help protect the future of the sport, has been selected as a presentation topic for the 52nd Annual Fall Technical Conference in October in Mesa, Ariz.

If you know a youth bowling coach, administrator, official or volunteer who demonstrates that Sports Teach Respect, Initiative, Values and Excellence, nominate him or her for a 2008 Hershey's STRIVE Award from the National Council of Youth Sports.

The Metro Detroit USBC Association, California State USBC Association and Indiana State USBC Women's Bowling Association are first prize winners in the inaugural US Bowler Association Media Awards competition.

USBC president address USBC's move to Texas.

Following proper election procedures makes process smooth for all.

A two-year study of bowling ball motion, which USBC undertook in cooperation with bowling ball manufacturing companies, has been completed. USBC is setting a new manufacturing specification for bowling balls based on the chemistry of the cover material.

Read the full report from USBC

USBC members and other bowling industry leaders: enter for the chance to win this prize valued at $10,500

Awards program to remain same in 2008-09 as current.

Combining offices with BPAA will create an international bowling campus.

Nine candidate vie for four spots on USBC Board.

Greater Pensacola United States Bowling Congress Association doing well in new role.

Meeting to take place Sunday in Atlanta.

Incumbents, newcomers hope to be among four elected May 10 by delegates.

Eliminates requirement for local association hearing

USBC associations are asked to complete their bowling center inspections as soon as possible to give centers enough time to make any necessary corrections.

10 national, 6 state/local association bylaws among those to be decided

Only USBC Headquarters can grant relief.

Event kicks off February as national Bowl for the Cure month

Check Rule 319 for specific information

USBC makes it easy to replace lost membership cards, check averages

Decision is pending purchase of buildings, land, BPAA board approval

Some services unavailable Saturday during routine maintenance and system upgrades.

Make a difference in your community -- participate in a Bowl for the Cure fund-raiser this season and contribute to the fight against breast cancer with Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Brian Graham, former Director of College Bowling USA, is returning to USBC where he will lead and implement youth programs.

bowl.com takes a look back at the defining moments in 2007, including the formation of bowling's "dream team" after the ruling by the World Tenpin Bowling Association to allow professionals to compete in international events.

See the defining moments of 2007.

Unwrap this bowlTV programming package just in time for the holidays

In the editors' eyes, current and former Team USA members dominate the year in news. The readers take an interest in the technical side of the sport.

USBC Headquarters staff will conduct three test programs in 2008 designed to help state associations improve their communications, high school bowling and coaching activities in cooperation with their respective local associations.

Awards for local/state associations and photographers added for 2008

Interview topics include the prospect of bowling as an Olympic sport, the status of the USBC training center and the possible move of USBC headquarters.

Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarship Fund benefits from USBC's collectible bear series

To more effectively address one of its most important missions - growing youth bowling, USBC has launched a search for a director of youth development.

Retired USBC CEO Roger Dalkin, longtime bowling journalist Mike Hennessy, and the late Martha Burton, a pioneer in advancing bowling among African-American youth in the 1950s, have been elected to the USBC Hall of Fame.

New bowl.com service saves managers time and paperwork

New bowl.com service saves managers time and paperwork

USBC members across the country were randomly assigned one of the four U.S. Women's Open finalists via an e-mail promotion earlier this week. Watch the show on Oct. 14 - if your player wins, you get a free game of bowling! 

See the sample coupon.

Comprehensive new online Summit section provides local, state and national association leaders with a complete summary of the historic brainstorming weekend in Milwaukee Sept. 28-30.

See the complete list of ideas offered by association leaders during the open exchange of ideas.

Can't bowl in team competitions that don't comply with USBC Rule 400

Bowlers using the two-handed delivery - including USBC Masters entrant and Team USA member Cassidy Schaub - are making a powerful statement in the sport. 

USBC President Jeff Bojé addressed the more than 200 local and state association leaders attending the inaugual USBC Association Summit.

Association leaders from across the United States will gather in Milwaukee Sept. 28-30 for an historic USBC Summit designed as a first step in defining roles and responsibilities for associations under the USBC umbrella at every level in the future.

Candidates sought for youth coach, volunteer, youth ambassador and Horizon awards

USBC President Jeff Bojé has appointed Margaret (Libbi) Fletcher of Warren, Mich., to the USBC Board of Directors.  She fills the vacancy that resulted from the recent retirement of Sylvia Broyles of Spring Branch, Texas.

USBC mascots travel to New York City to promote National Bowling Week.

See the photos

First-ever USBC Summit to provide an opportunity for association leaders to openly share thoughts on the future roles and responsibilities of USBC's local, state and national levels.

Registration is now closed.

Please do not make travel arrangements until you have received final confirmation from USBC.

Reserve the weekend of Sept. 28-30 for the summit, to be held in Milwaukee near Bowling Headquarters

'Status quo has no place in USBC's future,' says Bojé.

Learn about the staff changes at USBC HQ, the awards program, "growing the sport" and more

"Education will serve an expanded and more important function," USBC President Jeff Bojé said.

WinLABS updates and tips

New name, expanded hours and more personalized service!

We'd like to hear your ideas and comments.

PBA Experience Brunswick Woodmere League at Brunswick Woodmere Lanes in Montgomery, Ala., wins visit from PBA star and USBC Sport Bowling spokesperson Chris Barnes.

See the videos

Nominations for these awards, which honor outstanding contributions to bowling, are due Dec. 1.

Changes part of an overall effort to improve the quality and timeliness of association support, while also lowering costs.

USBC has reactivated its Registered Volunteer Program with improvements that will better serve all segments of the bowling community.

Review the stipulations of Rule 400 as it pertains to youth singles competition, awards and the USBC SMART program.

Conference to be held June 28-29 in Las Vegas

Multiple amendments were approved by the USBC delegates or the USBC Board of Directors at the annual meeting in Nashville, Tenn. In addition, association policy changes were announced.

Don't miss out on two big national tournaments for high school-aged bowlers: The Teen Masters and the North Pointe Insurance $100,000 High School Singles Championship.

Waiver for the 2007 spring term and 2007-08 academic year allows prospective NCAA student-athletes who earned and held scholarship funds outside of the USBC SMART program prior to Aug. 1, 2006, to deposit the funds into SMART.

75-minute production showcases Weber's lifetime of bowling success including accomplishments, media appearances and family life.

An avid bowler himself, the Hornets point guard and one of the National Basketball Association's fresh, young faces will promote sport of bowling in various mediums.

Associations should complete their bowling center inspections for the upcoming 2007-08 season as soon as possible after April 1 to give centers enough time to make any necessary corrections.

For the second straight year, people not attending the USBC Convention and Annual Meeting will be able to watch the business activities live on their computers via a video streaming feature on bowl.com.

Not too late to sign up for 2007 USBC Convention educational workshops; find out what else is going on March 28-31.

Although USBC's Youth Eligibility Rule 400 was recently revised to allow USBC Youth members to receive tangible awards of up to $500 in value - but still no cash or bonds - USBC has not changed its policy regarding the purchase of commemorative youth honor score rings.

Discussions lead to refinements of program to protect youth bowlers

Get answers to 80 questions frequently asked by associations.

Winners to be presented with awards at USBC Convention in Nashville

The USBC Sport Bowling Program and the PBA have teamed up to give league bowlers an unprecedented opportunity in the world of sports.

N.C. seminar is latest in USBC's free leadership training series for youth bowlers

U.S. Olympic Committee adopts background check system developed by NCYS and NCSI

PBA rookie Billy Oatman talks about how he plans to make the most of his season on tour despite a disappointing finish at the 2006 USBC Masters.

Time running out to submit people for USBC's major honors

Candidates sought for youth coach, volunteer, youth ambassador and Horizon awards

USBC seeking judges for $250,000 Bowling Shootout

New "Anthony" bear honors memory of a great humanitarian and Hall of Fame competitor

Top trailblazer, association official, proprietor to be honored at USBC Convention

Get the latest on Membership/Awards news including WinLABS 9.6, life members, membership products, award back orders and league counts

New tool created for league presidents to help prevent loss of leagues funds

Associations have until Aug. 31 to electronically file bowling center inspections.

Member of USBC and PBA shrines wore many hats in long career

Westin Crown Center to serve as headquarters hotel

USBC hopes plan to safeguard children will become national model for youth groups

Equipment Specifications Committee has approved changes regarding gutter depths, pin spotting and pin weight in relation to the lane dressing inspection process.

Associations are asked to complete their bowling center inspections as soon as possible after April 1.

For selected 2006 state jamborees, state association leaders will have a choice of 16 standard topics to be covered by the visiting national USBC representative.

Honor includes $1,500 scholarship and potential national committee role

Connecticut league organizer recognized for outstanding service

Scholarship providers, recipients can access account info 24/7

Funds to support research, create programs to expand the sport