Vidad Wins Senior Queens
Paula Vidad, 51, of Sun City, Calif., set a championship record by rolling 715 to win the Seniors Queens title in Syracuse.
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NATIONAL NEWS The pain of a tenth-frame 7-10 split in the stepladder finals of the 2010 Queens is a distant
memory now for Missy Parkin. The 29-year-old defeated Elysia Current, 214-189, in the championship match to win the 2011 USBC Queens at the Oncenter Convention Center in Syracuse, N.Y., Wed., April 27. Parkin, of Lake Forest, Calif., earned the No. 2 seed in the double-elimination match-play event. To reach the title match, Parkin defeated USBC Hall of Famer and 2002 Queens champ Kim Terrell-Kearney, 235-172. “Words can’t describe how I’m feeling right now,” said Parkin, who finished fourth in the 2010 event after failing to mark in the final frame against eventual champion Kelly Kulick. “I was raised in a pro shop and a bowling center, and this is something I’ve always dreamed about.” For more on Parkin’s Queens victory, CLICK HERE
Collegiate Bowling awards announced
Wichita State’s Tan, Purdue’s Schmidt named MVP for 2010-2011 college bowling season. All-American Teams announced.
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Youth Education Services (YES) Fund to assist club bowling program in the face of high school’s budget cuts.
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Sextet of PBA heavyweights will represent USA Bowling at Pan American Bowling Confederation Men’s Champi- onships in Mexico.
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Iowa Bowler Sets Open Championship Record
Matt Weggen becomes first bowler to toss back-to-back 800’s on the tournament lanes. CliCk HERE to REad moRE
Dates, Sites Set For Major Events In 2012
A CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT Missy Parkin reflects on her recent triumph at the USBC Queens. CLICK ON THE PLAY BUTTON ABOVE FOR MISSY PARKIN INTERVIEW
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