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STORM HAS BIG PLANS FOR NEWLY ACQUIRED CENTER

Storm Products Inc. has acquired Ben Lomond Lanes in Ogden, Utah. The company said that the 20-lane center would serve as a premier destination for bowling fans throughout northern Utah while functioning as a real-world testing environment for Storm’s bowling innovations. Under the leadership of Corbet Austin, the company’s vice president of operations, plans call […]

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USBC TO LIMIT USE OF URETHANE IN NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS

Barely a month into the 2025-26 season, the United States Bowling Congress updated its rules on urethane bowling balls, placing limitations on their use in USBC-conducted national events. The rules will either eliminate the use of slow oil-absorbing high-performance (urethane) balls or require them to be manufactured at a minimum 78D hardness. USBC posted a list of […]

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MAPLE FAMILY CENTERS MARKS 65 YEARS

Maple Family Centers, with locations in New York and Florida, is celebrating its 65th anniversary year throughout the 2025-26 bowling season with a variety of events and a singular goal: to pass the million-dollar mark in funds raised for veterans’ programs and services. Over the last two decades, Maple Family Centers has raised more than […]

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HAGERSTOWN LOSES HISTORIC CENTER; NEW VENUE COMING IN 2026

The Maryland community of Hagerstown has long been known as the “Hub City” because of its historical role as a railroad hub, and Turner’s Dual Lanes was considered the hub of bowling in the community. But on June 30, the 36-laner center — featuring 24 tenpin lanes and 12 duckpin lanes — closed its doors […]

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DARDEN GRAD OPENS DUCKPIN VENUE

A graduate of the Darden School of Business, George Ordway, has opened an entertainment venue called Sun Pins in the Dairy Market development in Charlottesville, Virginia. The venue features duckpin bowling, interactive darts and never-ending coverage of University of Virginia sports events. “We wanted to flip the script on the traditional (bowling) experience,” Ordway said. “No […]

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SACRAMENTO CENTER GAINS LANDMARK STATUS

The City Council in Sacramento, California, has officially designated the former Land Park Lanes as a historic landmark. The change now allows the city to oversee any future renovation or demolition plans at the center, which was closed by Bowlero Corporation following a fire early last year. The center was built during the bowling boom […]

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HALL OF FAMER/PROPRIETOR WAYNE ZAHN PASSES AWAY

American Bowling Congress/United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famer Wayne Zahn died Aug. 20 at the age of 84. Zahn was the youngest competitor to be enshrined in the hall of fame at the time of his induction, earning his spot in the Superior Performance category at just 39 years old in 1980. Originally from Milwaukee, […]

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TEEN INJURED IN PINSETTING MACHINE MISHAP

A 16-year-old was injured at a bowling center in Connecticut after being trapped under the sweep bar of a pinsetting machine. Co-workers rushed to the aid of the teen and raised the bar, and the center employee was rushed to a local hospital and was recovering . Per policy, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration […]

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