Beats Colombia's Clara Guerrero in the title match, 2-1
Venezuela's Karen Marcano (l.) battled through a painful hand injury to mount a comeback and win the Masters gold medal at the 2010 PABCONWomen's Championships in suburban Las Vegas on Friday. The 31-year-old right-hander cut open her hand on a broken thumb slug but was able to patch it up and push through the pain in a dramatic 2-1 victory over Colombia's Clara Juliana Guerrero (right) at Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center.
The top 16 players from the All Events standings advance to Friday's Masters match play
The Team USA women posted a 6267 six-game total and claimed the coveted five-player Team title for the 13th time in the 15 years the event has been part of the PABCON Women's Championships. Colombia also finished strong and took the silver medal with a 6090 total, while Canada finished third with 6,068. Liz Johnson and Kelly Kulick added two more medals Thursday as they finished first and second in the All Events standings.
Mexico's Sandra Gongora claimed the bronze medal.
For the first time since 1993, Canada (pictured) claimed the trios gold medal at the PABCON Women's Championships. Despite being more than 200 pins out of the top spot after four games, the Canadians closed with sets of 725 and 739, to surge to the top of the standings with a 3917 in suburban Las Vegas on Wednesday. Mexico led from the start but finished the day 23 pins back with 3894, while Team USA settled for the bronze with 3819 thanks to a 710 finale.
After a frustrating Singles performance at the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships, Team USA's Shannon Pluhowsky (r.) was able to regroup and join Singles bronze medalist Kelly Kulick (l.) in a record Doubles effort Tuesday. The accomplished left-hander shot 1400 for her six games, while Kulick contributed 1380 to claim the gold medal with a 2780 total at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino's Strike Zone Bowling Center in suburban Las Vegas.
Alicia Marcano earns the silver medal; Kelly Kulick gets bronze
Stefanie Nation (center), United States, showed off her world-champion focus and closed with two big games to claim the Singles gold medal at the 2010 PABCON Women's Championships at Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center in Henderson, Nev., on Monday. Nation closed out her six-game block with 268 and 245 for a 1372 six-game total to beat out Venezuela's Alicia Marcano (l.) by three pins. Kelly Kulick (r.), USA, was another two pins behind to finish third.
Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center in Henderson, Nev., USA (Sept. 25 - Oct. 2, 2010)
Sixty bowlers from 13 countries took part in the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino's Strike Zone Bowling Center in suburban Las Vegas on Sunday afternoon. The players participated in the traditional march of countries before a full house of spectators as the tournament staff declared the event officially open. USBC will provide wire-to-wire live
streaming coverage of the event beginning Monday at 1 p.m.
Eastern.
14 countries set to compete at Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center
The United States Bowling Congress will host the 2010 PABCON Women's Championships from Sept. 25 - Oct. 2, 2010 at 72-lane Strike Zone Bowling Center, inside the players' hotel, Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, in the city of Henderson, Nevada. 14 PABCON member countries have announced to send at least one or
maximum six players to compete for medals in six events - Singles,
Doubles, Trios five-player Team, All Events and Masters match play. USBC will provide live streaming broadcasts from the event.
Carolyn Lagrange (l.), Montreal, Quebec and Kerrie Ryan-Ciach (r.), Mississauga, Ontario will lead Canada at the Pan American Women's Championships. The championships will be held from September 25 - October 1 at Strike Zone Bowling Center located at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino in Henderson, Nevada near Las Vegas. 14 countries in North, Central and South America are expected to participate.
Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center in Henderson, Nev., USA (Sept. 25 - Oct. 2, 2010)
Kelly Kulick (pictured) of Union, N.J., recently enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in bowling history, and now she's hoping to continue that momentum at the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships in suburban Las Vegas. The experienced right-hander and her Team USA teammates will test their skills against representatives from 13 other countries across the American Zone beginning Sunday, Sept. 26th.
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, John Szczerbinski to represent the U.S. at QubicaAMF World Cup
The United States will present a star-studded lineup when it hosts the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships this fall in suburban Las Vegas. The event is scheduled to take place Sept. 26-Oct. 1 at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino's Strike Zone Bowling Center in Henderson, Nev. The 2010 PABCON Women's Championships is expected to feature
approximately 100 competitors from nearly 20 countries competing for
medals in six events - five-player team, trios, doubles, singles,
all-events and Masters match play.
Venezuela's Karen Marcano (l.) battled through a painful hand injury to mount a comeback and win the Masters gold medal at the 2010 PABCONWomen's Championships in suburban Las Vegas on Friday. The 31-year-old right-hander cut open her hand on a broken thumb slug but was able to patch it up and push through the pain in a dramatic 2-1 victory over Colombia's Clara Juliana Guerrero (right) at Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center.
The Team USA women posted a 6267 six-game total and claimed the coveted five-player Team title for the 13th time in the 15 years the event has been part of the PABCON Women's Championships. Colombia also finished strong and took the silver medal with a 6090 total, while Canada finished third with 6,068. Liz Johnson and Kelly Kulick added two more medals Thursday as they finished first and second in the All Events standings.
Mexico's Sandra Gongora claimed the bronze medal.
For the first time since 1993, Canada (pictured) claimed the trios gold medal at the PABCON Women's Championships. Despite being more than 200 pins out of the top spot after four games, the Canadians closed with sets of 725 and 739, to surge to the top of the standings with a 3917 in suburban Las Vegas on Wednesday. Mexico led from the start but finished the day 23 pins back with 3894, while Team USA settled for the bronze with 3819 thanks to a 710 finale. 
After a frustrating Singles performance at the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships, Team USA's Shannon Pluhowsky (r.) was able to regroup and join Singles bronze medalist Kelly Kulick (l.) in a record Doubles effort Tuesday. The accomplished left-hander shot 1400 for her six games, while Kulick contributed 1380 to claim the gold medal with a 2780 total at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino's Strike Zone Bowling Center in suburban Las Vegas.
Stefanie Nation (center), United States, showed off her world-champion focus and closed with two big games to claim the Singles gold medal at the 2010 PABCON Women's Championships at Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center in Henderson, Nev., on Monday. Nation closed out her six-game block with 268 and 245 for a 1372 six-game total to beat out Venezuela's Alicia Marcano (l.) by three pins. Kelly Kulick (r.), USA, was another two pins behind to finish third.
Sixty bowlers from 13 countries took part in the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino's Strike Zone Bowling Center in suburban Las Vegas on Sunday afternoon. The players participated in the traditional march of countries before a full house of spectators as the tournament staff declared the event officially open. USBC will provide wire-to-wire live
streaming coverage of the event beginning Monday at 1 p.m.
Eastern. 
The United States Bowling Congress will host the 2010 PABCON Women's Championships from Sept. 25 - Oct. 2, 2010 at 72-lane Strike Zone Bowling Center, inside the players' hotel, Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, in the city of Henderson, Nevada. 14 PABCON member countries have announced to send at least one or
maximum six players to compete for medals in six events - Singles,
Doubles, Trios five-player Team, All Events and Masters match play. USBC will provide live streaming broadcasts from the event. 
Carolyn Lagrange (l.), Montreal, Quebec and Kerrie Ryan-Ciach (r.), Mississauga, Ontario will lead Canada at the Pan American Women's Championships. The championships will be held from September 25 - October 1 at Strike Zone Bowling Center located at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino in Henderson, Nevada near Las Vegas. 14 countries in North, Central and South America are expected to participate.
Kelly Kulick (pictured) of Union, N.J., recently enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in bowling history, and now she's hoping to continue that momentum at the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships in suburban Las Vegas. The experienced right-hander and her Team USA teammates will test their skills against representatives from 13 other countries across the American Zone beginning Sunday, Sept. 26th. 
The United States will present a star-studded lineup when it hosts the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships this fall in suburban Las Vegas. The event is scheduled to take place Sept. 26-Oct. 1 at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino's Strike Zone Bowling Center in Henderson, Nev. The 2010 PABCON Women's Championships is expected to feature
approximately 100 competitors from nearly 20 countries competing for
medals in six events - five-player team, trios, doubles, singles,
all-events and Masters match play. 
