Chris Via, Stephanie Schwartz win United States National Amateur Bowling Championships
Marshall Kent of Yakima, Washington, and Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York (left, r-l), captured the 2016 United States Bowling Congress Team USA Trials titles Thursday, while Chris Via of Springfield, Ohio, and Stephanie Schwartz of Racine, Wisconsin (right, l-r), capped the week with wins at the United States National Amateur Bowling Championships.
Danielle McEwan (l.) of Stony Point, New York, and Marshall Kent (r.) of Yakima, Washington, lead after the fourth round of the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. McEwan placed in the top five for the third consecutive round, finishing fourth Wednesday to extend her leading total to 16 ranking points. Kent moved into the overall lead for the first time with a fourth-place finish of his own, which brought his total to 36 points.
Jeff Fehr (l.) of Cincinnati and Danielle McEwan (r.) of Stony Point, New York, continued strong at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas on Tuesday to retain their spots atop the standings at the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials. Fehr holds the men's overall lead with a three-round total of 17 ranking points, following a 12th-place finish in Tuesday's third round, while McEwan used a third-place effort to increase her lead over the women's field with 12 points.
Danielle McEwan (l.) of Stony Point, New York, and Jeff Fehr (r.) of Cincinnati moved into the lead after the second round at the 2016 United States Bowling Congress Team USA Trials on Monday. McEwan took the top overall spot in the standings on the women's side with a two-round total of nine ranking points, while Fehr paced the men's division after two of five rounds at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev., with five points.
Rhino Page (l.) of Orlando, Florida, and Josie Earnest (r.) of Nashville, Tennessee, lead after the opening round at the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials on Sunday at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. Page, a three-time PBA champion, led on the men's side with a 1,461 total, a 243.5 average. Earnest set the pace for the women with 1,417 (236.17). The players in the field earn points based on their finishing position in each of the five qualifying rounds.
The United States National Amateur Bowling Championships returns alongside the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials for an exciting week of competitions starting Sunday in Las Vegas. The 70-lane venue at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino will host the 2016 events, as a near-record field of men, women and youth competitors seek spots on Team USA and Junior Team USA for 2016. The men's and women's U.S. Amateur champions not only will take home the coveted title but also earn a spot on Team USA.
Marshall Kent of Yakima, Washington, and Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York (left, r-l), captured the 2016 United States Bowling Congress Team USA Trials titles Thursday, while Chris Via of Springfield, Ohio, and Stephanie Schwartz of Racine, Wisconsin (right, l-r), capped the week with wins at the United States National Amateur Bowling Championships.
Danielle McEwan (l.) of Stony Point, New York, and Marshall Kent (r.) of Yakima, Washington, lead after the fourth round of the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials at the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. McEwan placed in the top five for the third consecutive round, finishing fourth Wednesday to extend her leading total to 16 ranking points. Kent moved into the overall lead for the first time with a fourth-place finish of his own, which brought his total to 36 points.
Jeff Fehr (l.) of Cincinnati and Danielle McEwan (r.) of Stony Point, New York, continued strong at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas on Tuesday to retain their spots atop the standings at the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials. Fehr holds the men's overall lead with a three-round total of 17 ranking points, following a 12th-place finish in Tuesday's third round, while McEwan used a third-place effort to increase her lead over the women's field with 12 points.
Danielle McEwan (l.) of Stony Point, New York, and Jeff Fehr (r.) of Cincinnati moved into the lead after the second round at the 2016 United States Bowling Congress Team USA Trials on Monday. McEwan took the top overall spot in the standings on the women's side with a two-round total of nine ranking points, while Fehr paced the men's division after two of five rounds at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev., with five points.
Rhino Page (l.) of Orlando, Florida, and Josie Earnest (r.) of Nashville, Tennessee, lead after the opening round at the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials on Sunday at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. Page, a three-time PBA champion, led on the men's side with a 1,461 total, a 243.5 average. Earnest set the pace for the women with 1,417 (236.17). The players in the field earn points based on their finishing position in each of the five qualifying rounds.
The United States National Amateur Bowling Championships returns alongside the 2016 USBC Team USA Trials for an exciting week of competitions starting Sunday in Las Vegas. The 70-lane venue at Gold Coast Hotel and Casino will host the 2016 events, as a near-record field of men, women and youth competitors seek spots on Team USA and Junior Team USA for 2016. The men's and women's U.S. Amateur champions not only will take home the coveted title but also earn a spot on Team USA.
