I sat with Rhino Page at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas and found that at the tender age of 24, this young person already has it together. Like his fellow TEAM USA members and the pro players, he has an overwhelming passion for the game and sport of bowling. In turn, bowling has been good to him thus far. Rhino Page decided to get his PBA card in October and has come within tasting distance of his first pro title, finishing twice in second place under the television lights.

This week, the Professional Bowers Association (PBA) sat down with Kirk von Krueger (pictured), Director of the Denny's PBA Tour, to discuss the upcoming PBA Women's Series, a special four event mini-season to take place during the 2007-08 Denny's PBA Tour season. The series, sponsored by the United States Bowling Congress (USBC), will feature 16 women who will earn exemptions through the PBA Women's Tour Trials. The Tour Trials will be held in conjunction with the U.S. Women's Open, a USBC event, which takes place Aug. 13-18 at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.

With the 2007 Lake County Indiana Denny's Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour Trials rapidly approaching, Andrew Cain has been busy mentally and physically preparing for the competition but managed to take time out of his schedule to talk with the PBA about his first-ever trip to the event in June. Last year in his first event as a PBA member, Cain finished fourth in the 2007 Dick Weber Open in an attempt to become just the third bowler to win a title in his PBA debut. A former U.S. Amateur Champion,

This week, the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) caught up with Kelly Kulick, who last year became the first woman to earn a full-season exemption on the Denny's PBA Tour, to discuss her return to the Denny's PBA Tour Trials. Kulick will attempt to repeat her historic feat May 29-June 3 at Stardust Bowl II in Merrillville, Ind., in the 2007 Lake County Indiana Denny's PBA Tour Trials.

This week, the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) sat down with Kirk von Krueger, Director of the Denny's PBA Tour, to discuss changes and upgrades to the 2007 Denny's World Championship. The third of four Major events on the Tour schedule, takes place March 18-25 at Spectrum Lanes in Wyoming, Mich., and DeVos Place in Grand Rapids, Mich. The event is open only to PBA members and offers a $50,000 top prize along with a four-season Tour exemption.

With the 2006-07 Denny's Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour season just weeks away, the PBA sat down with Kirk von Krueger, Director of the Denny's PBA Tour, to discuss changes that will take place during the upcoming season.

This week, the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) sat down with Kirk von Krueger, Director of the Denny's PBA Tour, to discuss changes and upgrades to both the 2006 Denny's World Championship and the 2006 Denny's PBA Tour Trials.

One week ago, Sean Rash made history by becoming the first non-exempt Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) member to win a Denny's PBA Tour event when he captured the 2006 West Virginia Championship after qualifying for the event through the Denny's PBA Tour Qualifying Round. The 23-year-old from Wichita, Kan., sat down last week to talk about his journey from struggling qualifier to Tour champion.

The fifth stop of the 2005 PBA National Tour, the Chicago Classic, was held at Hawthorn Lanes in Vernon Hills, Ill. Bowlingdigital has interviewed the owner, Bill Spigner, who has now hosted 20 PBA tournaments in his center. The 56-year-old ABC Hall of Famer has won three PBA National titles and finished second in the 1979 ABC Masters.