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Davidson leads qualifying; field cut to top 36 at 2026 Go Bowling U.S. Open

Michael Davidson of Versailles, Ohio, led the 108-player field at the end of qualifying on Thursday with a 24-game total of 5,357 (a 223.21 average).

Sanders sits atop standings after second round at 2026 Go Bowling U.S. Open

The 32-year-old left-hander from Evansville, Indiana, reached that position thanks to a two-day, 16-game total of 3,536 (a 221 average).

Gift for Life Scholarship recipients announced for 2026

Twelve USBC Youth members have been selected for a $1,000 scholarship, read more about each member inside.

Simonsen leads opening round of qualifying at 2026 Go Bowling U.S. Open

The former U.S. Open champ topped the 108-player field at Royal Pin Woodland on Tuesday with an eight-game mark of 1,871.

Don McCune

USBC Hall of Famer Don McCune dies at age 89

Don McCune of Munster, Indiana, a member of the USBC Hall of Fame, died on Feb. 28 at the age of 89. Check out the story inside for details about his hall of fame career.

Mann makes it to top of leaderboard at 2026 Go Bowling U.S. Open PTQ

Jeffery Mann of Avon, Indiana, shot 300 during Game 1 and ended the day in first place atop the 108-player PTQ field at Royal Pin Woodland in Indianapolis.

Erik Howard after shooting 900 in Kentucky

February 27, 2026

Kentucky's Erik Howard becomes the latest to connect for 900

Erik Howard out of Louisville, Kentucky, became the 42nd person to achieve a USBC-certified 900 series on February 25.

February 27, 2026

2026 Go Bowling U.S. Open to begin in Indianapolis on Sunday

The PTQ will kick things off at Royal Pin Woodland on Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. Eastern.

February 26, 2026

Winners selected for 2026 USBC Youth Scholarship, Adult Youth Leader Awards

Check out the story inside to see who the USBC has determined as recipients for the 2026 USBC Youth Scholarship and Adult Youth Leader Awards.

February 19, 2026

Sectional assignments announced for 2026 Intercollegiate Team Championships

Look inside to see where your favorite teams will be starting their runs toward this year's collegiate national titles.