Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nev., USA (Nov. 13-20, 2015)
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to the United States when the 51st edition of the prestigious event will be held from November 13-20 at the 56-laner inside Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. 156 players, 85 men and 71 women, from 87 countries have registered, making the World Cup tenpin bowling's largest event in in terms of number of countries competing. Bowlingdigital will provide onsite coverage from Las Vegas.
Rising star Kamron Doyle (l.) of Brentwood, Tennessee, will make his Team USA debut, while Shannon Pluhowsky (r.) of Dayton, Ohio, looks for a record-breaking performance starting Sunday at the 51st QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup. Doyle, a 17-year-old high school student, and Pluhowsky, who will be looking to win the event for a record third time, will head to the Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas for the World Cup.
Bowlingdigital.com will provide onsite coverage from Sam's Town bowling center in Las Vegas Nov. 14-20
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to the United States when the 51st edition of the prestigious event will be held from November 13-20 at the 56-laner inside Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. With less than three weeks to go before the first ball will be rolled, the World Cup, traditionally tenpin bowling's biggest event in regard to participating countries, is nearing the 90-country mark. Bowlingdigital will provide onsite coverage from Las Vegas.
The Team USA squad has been selected for the 2015 WTBA Women's World Championships that will take place Dec. 5-14 in Abu Dhabi, UAE. While Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York, will make her first appearance in a World Championships, five of the six Team USA members selected by the Team USA coaching staff were on the squad for the 2013 event. Bowling fans will be able to watch the action live from the Khalifa International Bowling Center on BOWL.com's BowlTV.
Bowlingdigital.com will provide onsite coverage from Sam's Town bowling center in Las Vegas Nov. 14-20
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to the United States when the 51st edition of the prestigious event will be held from November 13-20 at the 56-laner inside Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. After Bermuda, Brunei and Poland have named their players, the World Cup has reached the 80-country mark. Bowlingdigital will provide onsite coverage from Las Vegas.
Deadline to register for the Championships to be held December 5-14 in Abu Dhabi, UAE, is November 1st
With the extended registration deadline rapidly approaching, the 2015 Women's World Championships has reached the 30-country mark. The Championships for women will be held from December 5-13 at Khalifa International Bowling Center in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. As of today, 30 of 109 member federations of the World Tenpin Bowling Association (WTBA) have registered for event. Bowlingdigital will provide onsite coverage from Abu Dhabi.
Bowlers from 77 countries have registered for the 51st edition of the prestigious event Nov. 13-20 at Sam's Town bowling center
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to the United States when the 51st edition of the prestigious event will be held from November 13-20 at the 56-laner inside Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bowlers from 77 countries, 73 men and 63 women, have reistred so far, including four women's champions (pictured left).
28 of the 123 member federations of World Bowling have registered for the Dec. 5-14 event
The 2015 Women's World Championships will be held from Saturday, December 5 to Monday, December 13, at Khalifa International Bowling Center in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Bulletin No. 1 was released in April 2015. As of today, only 28 of the 123 member federations of World Bowling have registered for event. Therefore the World Tenpin Bowling Association (WTBA) and the host Emirates Bowling Federation (EBF) have extended the entry deadline until November 1st.
Organizing Committee proposes 18 additional events from five sports to the IOC
The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee has announced on Monday that it has proposed 18 additional events from five sports (Baseball / Softball, Karate, Skateboard, Sports Climbing and Surfing) to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for inclusion at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad (Tokyo 2020). Tenpin Bowling is not on the list. To read the announcement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Organizing Committee,
Conclude 2015 World Seniors Championships in Las Vegas with victory in women's and men's Masters competition
Sweden's Susanne Olsson and Australia's Andrew Frawley claimed Masters titles as the 2015 World Seniors Championships came to a close Sunday at Sam's Town bowling center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Olsson defeated Lucy Sandelin of the United States, 222-184, in the women's title match, while Singles champion Frawley captured his second gold medal of the event with a 269-222 victory over Lennie Boresch Jr. of the United States in the men's finals.
John Chapman (Canada) and Lucy Sandelin (United States) win gold in All-Events; top 24 men and women advance to Sunday's Masters finals
The United States (pictured) swept the men's and women's team titles Saturday at the 2015 World Seniors Championships. In the men's final, the U.S. took advantage of some early miscues by Australia as they coasted to an 887-675 victory at Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas. The women's gold-medal match went down to the final frame, with the U.S. outlasting Mexico, 785-754.
Lucy Sandelin and Paula Vidad (left, r-l) won the gold medal in women's doubles at the 2015 World Seniors Championships, while Colombia's Nicolas Ruiz and Julio Soto (righ, l-r) took the men's title at Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas on Thursday. Sandelin and Canadian John Chapman lead in All-Events after 12 of 18 games.
Swede defeats fellow countrywoman Susanne Olsson for the gold medal, 205-181; defending champion Lucy Sandelin (USA) and Tuula Tamminen (FIN) share bronze
Sweden's Kristina Nordenson (r.) outlasted teammate Susanne Olsson (l.) to capture the gold medal in women's singles Wednesday at the 2015 World Seniors Championships. In the all-Swedish championship match, Nordenson delivered a key double in the sixth and seventh frames to secure the title with a 205-181 victory. Olsson received the silver medal, while defending champion Lucy Sandelin, United States, and Finland's Tuula Tamminen earned bronze medals.
Aussie defeats top-seeded Canadian Todd Sim 224-183 in gold medal match; Alan Keddie (SCO) and John Chapman (CAN) both earn bronze medals
Australia's Andrew Frawley (pictured) took home the men's singles title Tuesday at the 2015 World Seniors Championships. The 51-year-old right-hander got off to an early advantage in the championship match against top seed Todd Sim of Canada and never looked back, claiming the gold medal with a 224-183 victory at Sam's Town Bowling Center. Sim earned the silver meda, while Alan Keddie, Scotland, and John Chapman, Canada, both earned
bronze medals.
208 players from 33 countries to participate in the championships which takes place at Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev., USA (Aug. 23-30, 2015)
The 2nd World Seniors Championships 2015 will be held Aug. 23-30 at 56-lane Sam' Town bowling center located inside Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. 208 bowlers, 118 men and 90 women, from 33 countries will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, four-player Teams, All-Events and Masters in the six-day competition. To be eligible for the second edition of the championships, players must be born December 31st, 1965 or before.
By Megan Tidbury, World Bowling PR & Marketing Director
World Bowling completed their final round of IF interviews with the Tokyo 2020 Additional Events Panel OC. Incorporated in the campaign for inclusion, World Bowling highlight the sport's unique mix of performance and participation, its ability to reach new audiences and the sport's provision of a very strong platform for national and regional promotion within Japan.
After two days of interviewing, World Bowling President Kevin Dornberger feels optimistic about the process.
Two of the most exciting young stars in the country will represent England in the upcoming QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in the United States. After a hard fought two-day qualifier at Branksome in Poole, Dorset, featuring 23 games for men and 17 games for women, Sam Rose and Keira Reay (pictured, r-l) emerged as the champions. The 51st edition of the prestigious Bowling World Cup will be held from Nov. 13-20, 2015, at Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Igor Pizzoli (pictured) won the 24th QubicaAMF Brazil Cup on Sunday, July 26th, at Dragon Bowling Center in Sao Paulo, which serves as Brazilian Bowling World Cup Qualifier for men. The 35-year-old will represent Brazil in 51st QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup to be held Nov. 13-20, 2015 at Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. In the two-game championship match, Squad A leader Pizzoli posted games of 217 and 239 to fly past B Squad leader Rafael Silva, 456-263, to earn his ticket to Las Vegas.
As reported on June 22nd, Tenpin Bowling" and seven other sports have been placed on the shortlist of additional events for inclusion on the Sports Program at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. IBMA Hall of Famer Hero Noda has informed Bowlingdigital.com that the chairman of the Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, Mr. Mori, mentioned to Japanese Media that Bowling could be in first position to be proposed to the IOC for inclusion at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad (Tokyo 2020). Mr. Mori added that Bowling is a popular and enjoyable sport for both people with and without disabilities.
Both No. 2 seeds capture the titles in the arena-style setting at Makuhari-Messe in Tokyo, Japan, as Joey Yeo edges Birgit Pöppler to win the women's title; each champion earns 10 million Yen (approx. $81,814)
Big payday for Finland's two-hander Osku Palermaa (l.) and Joey Yeo (r.) of Singapore as the No. 2 seeds captured the men's and women's titles and the 10 million Yen first-place checks (approx. $81,814) in the Bowling World Open finals in an arena-style setting at Makuhari-Messe in Tokyo, Japan. Palermaa defeated Japan's Isao Yamamoto, 248-224, to his fifth career PBA title. Yeo edged top-seeded Birgit Pöppler of Germany, 207-204.
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to the United States when the 51st edition of the prestigious event will be held from November 13-20 at the 56-laner inside Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. 156 players, 85 men and 71 women, from 87 countries have registered, making the World Cup tenpin bowling's largest event in in terms of number of countries competing. 
Bowlingdigital will provide onsite coverage from Las Vegas.
Rising star Kamron Doyle (l.) of Brentwood, Tennessee, will make his Team USA debut, while Shannon Pluhowsky (r.) of Dayton, Ohio, looks for a record-breaking performance starting Sunday at the 51st QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup. Doyle, a 17-year-old high school student, and Pluhowsky, who will be looking to win the event for a record third time, will head to the Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas for the World Cup.
The Team USA squad has been selected for the 2015 WTBA Women's World Championships that will take place Dec. 5-14 in Abu Dhabi, UAE. While Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York, will make her first appearance in a World Championships, five of the six Team USA members selected by the Team USA coaching staff were on the squad for the 2013 event. Bowling fans will be able to watch the action live from the Khalifa International Bowling Center on BOWL.com's BowlTV.
With the extended registration deadline rapidly approaching, the 2015 Women's World Championships has reached the 30-country mark. The Championships for women will be held from December 5-13 at Khalifa International Bowling Center in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. As of today, 30 of 109 member federations of the World Tenpin Bowling Association (WTBA) have registered for event. 
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to the United States when the 51st edition of the prestigious event will be held from November 13-20 at the 56-laner inside Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bowlers from 77 countries, 73 men and 63 women, have reistred so far, including four women's champions (pictured left).
The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee has announced on Monday that it has proposed 18 additional events from five sports (Baseball / Softball, Karate, Skateboard, Sports Climbing and Surfing) to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for inclusion at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad (Tokyo 2020). Tenpin Bowling is not on the list. To read the announcement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Organizing Committee,
Sweden's Susanne Olsson and Australia's Andrew Frawley claimed Masters titles as the 2015 World Seniors Championships came to a close Sunday at Sam's Town bowling center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Olsson defeated Lucy Sandelin of the United States, 222-184, in the women's title match, while Singles champion Frawley captured his second gold medal of the event with a 269-222 victory over Lennie Boresch Jr. of the United States in the men's finals.
The United States (pictured) swept the men's and women's team titles Saturday at the 2015 World Seniors Championships. In the men's final, the U.S. took advantage of some early miscues by Australia as they coasted to an 887-675 victory at Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas. The women's gold-medal match went down to the final frame, with the U.S. outlasting Mexico, 785-754.
Lucy Sandelin and Paula Vidad (left, r-l) won the gold medal in women's doubles at the 2015 World Seniors Championships, while Colombia's Nicolas Ruiz and Julio Soto (righ, l-r) took the men's title at Sam's Town Bowling Center in Las Vegas on Thursday. Sandelin and Canadian John Chapman lead in All-Events after 12 of 18 games.
Sweden's Kristina Nordenson (r.) outlasted teammate Susanne Olsson (l.) to capture the gold medal in women's singles Wednesday at the 2015 World Seniors Championships. In the all-Swedish championship match, Nordenson delivered a key double in the sixth and seventh frames to secure the title with a 205-181 victory. Olsson received the silver medal, while defending champion Lucy Sandelin, United States, and Finland's Tuula Tamminen earned bronze medals.
Australia's Andrew Frawley (pictured) took home the men's singles title Tuesday at the 2015 World Seniors Championships. The 51-year-old right-hander got off to an early advantage in the championship match against top seed Todd Sim of Canada and never looked back, claiming the gold medal with a 224-183 victory at Sam's Town Bowling Center. Sim earned the silver meda, while Alan Keddie, Scotland, and John Chapman, Canada, both earned
bronze medals.
The 2nd World Seniors Championships 2015 will be held Aug. 23-30 at 56-lane Sam' Town bowling center located inside Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. 208 bowlers, 118 men and 90 women, from 33 countries will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, four-player Teams, All-Events and Masters in the six-day competition. To be eligible for the second edition of the championships, players must be born December 31st, 1965 or before.
World Bowling completed their final round of IF interviews with the Tokyo 2020 Additional Events Panel OC. Incorporated in the campaign for inclusion, World Bowling highlight the sport's unique mix of performance and participation, its ability to reach new audiences and the sport's provision of a very strong platform for national and regional promotion within Japan.
After two days of interviewing, World Bowling President Kevin Dornberger feels optimistic about the process.
Two of the most exciting young stars in the country will represent England in the upcoming QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in the United States. After a hard fought two-day qualifier at Branksome in Poole, Dorset, featuring 23 games for men and 17 games for women, Sam Rose and Keira Reay (pictured, r-l) emerged as the champions. The 51st edition of the prestigious Bowling World Cup will be held from Nov. 13-20, 2015, at Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Igor Pizzoli (pictured) won the 24th QubicaAMF Brazil Cup on Sunday, July 26th, at Dragon Bowling Center in Sao Paulo, which serves as Brazilian Bowling World Cup Qualifier for men. The 35-year-old will represent Brazil in 51st QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup to be held Nov. 13-20, 2015 at Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. In the two-game championship match, Squad A leader Pizzoli posted games of 217 and 239 to fly past B Squad leader Rafael Silva, 456-263, to earn his ticket to Las Vegas.
As reported on June 22nd, Tenpin Bowling" and seven other sports have been placed on the shortlist of additional events for inclusion on the Sports Program at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. IBMA Hall of Famer Hero Noda has informed Bowlingdigital.com that the chairman of the Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, Mr. Mori, mentioned to Japanese Media that Bowling could be in first position to be proposed to the IOC for inclusion at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad (Tokyo 2020). Mr. Mori added that Bowling is a popular and enjoyable sport for both people with and without disabilities.
Big payday for Finland's two-hander Osku Palermaa (l.) and Joey Yeo (r.) of Singapore as the No. 2 seeds captured the men's and women's titles and the 10 million Yen first-place checks (approx. $81,814) in the Bowling World Open finals in an arena-style setting at Makuhari-Messe in Tokyo, Japan. Palermaa defeated Japan's Isao Yamamoto, 248-224, to his fifth career PBA title. Yeo edged top-seeded Birgit Pöppler of Germany, 207-204.