PBA Tour News

Just like fine wine, blue jeans and the Bee Gees, local bowler Lennie Boresch Jr.

CITY TO SPONSOR BOWLING TOUR: The city has agreed to become a sponsor of the Earl Anthony Memorial Professional Bowlers Association Open tour stop at Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl in January.

As another decade of bowling closes, it's time to reflect back on the 2000s and consider the athletes who made their mark.

It isn't often that a PBA tour event winner produces a human interest story. However, Tom Smallwood's win in the PBA World Championship at Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Ks., was just that.

Warren's Jeff Zaffino, 50, hit the pro bowling jackpot in Las Vegas on Thursday.

Local bowler Cory Simmons competes in the PBA tournament at Northrock Lanes on Friday, December 11, 2009.

"Inside Edition" dropped by his house this week. ESPN asked that he drive to the nearest studio for a satellite hookup.

Matt Sabin bowled on the Woodbridge High School team for three years, and he led the Greater Middlesex Conference last winter as a junior with a 231 game average.

It wasn't that long ago when little Tom Smallwood was running around the Colonial Lanes bowling alley near Flushing.

The Professional Bowlers Association is embracing township native Tom Smallwood's upset World Championship victory Sunday, but judging by his performance in this video, he always had it in him.

Tom Smallwood got a major title with his first PBA Tour win, upsetting Wes Malott 244-228 at the PBA World Championship on Sunday.

The last time Levittown bowler Bill O'Neill made the television finals of the PBA Tour event, the 28-year-old right-hander captured that elusive first title.

Based on records kept by The Capital-Journal: 878 Kyle Turner 2009-10 GN 869 Eric Fritton 1998-99 ML 867-t Larry Stone 1970 ML 860 Maggie Crawford 2002-03 GN 858-u Rod Paletta 1986-87 SW 856 David Halseth 2004-05 GC 855 Bob Benoit 2009-10 GC 852 Chris Bortz 1998-99 GN 847 Steve Cottrill 1993-94 SW 844 Dennis Uhl 1992-93 GC t-bowled in tournament ...

Two days before last Christmas, Tom Smallwood found himself, like millions of Americans, jobless and wondering how he would support his family.

Cassidy Schaub reacts after throwing a strike on Wednesday, December 9, 2009, at Northrock.

As part of a campaign to introduce its new Red, White and Blue lane patterns, the United States Bowling Congress is sponsoring the Pepsi Red, White and Blue Open at Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Kan., which begins today.A Click here for a full tournament schedule.

Jack Jurek won his second PBA tour event earlier this year and wa able to watch it when it was broadcast Sunday afternoon on tape delay.

Northrock Lanes, Wichita, Kan., Tuesday, Dec. 8 thru Sunday, Dec. 13 This is a unique Professional Bowlers Association competition, open to amateurs as well as professionals, which will be contested for the first time ever on USBC-approved "red, white and blue" lane conditions patterns which will be introduced to the USBC league bowling population ...

When the Professional Bowlers Association announced the All-In Action Sweeper side event during last summer's World Series of Bowling, the $5,000 winner-take-all entry fee created a buzz in the bowling community.

Lockport's Brad Angelo is among 63 of the world's greatest bowlers who will compete Jan.