USBC- Women's Championships

Congratulations to Donna Wilson of Lakeland, Florida, on 50 appearances at the USBC Women's Championships! Read more about her milestone here: https://bowl.com/news/florida-bowler-celebrates-milestone-appearance-at-women%E2%80%99s-championships

Wilson made her tournament debut at the 1970 event in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Let's hear it for Catherine Newton of Grand Rapids, Michigan! She recently celebrated her 50th appearance at the Women's Championships!

Read more: https://bowl.com/news/michigan-bowler-achieves-50-years-at-usbc-women%E2%80%99s-championships

Newton made her tournament debut at the 1973 event in Las Vegas.

Mary Odom and Glencora Lannen of Las Vegas collected the hometown win in Sapphire Doubles last year at the , and the pair recently returned to the South Point Bowling Plaza for the 2026 event! Congratulations on the victory!

Odom and Lannen recorded the title last year with a 982 combined total at the Bowling Plaza.

Chicago's Brenda Brandon is the latest member of the 50-Year Club at the USBC Women's Championships! Congratulations, Brenda!

Read more: https://bit.ly/43oV5yM

Brandon made her first appearance at the Women's Championships during the 1973 event in Las Vegas.

Congratulations to Jennette James of Syosset, New York, for celebrating 50 years at the USBC Women's Championships! Read more: https://bowl.com/news/tournament-champion-celebrates-50-years-at-women%E2%80%99s-championships

James made her tournament debut at the 1974 event in Houston, and she won Classic Doubles in 1975.

The 2027 USBC Women’s Championships is bringing bowlers from across the country to Charlotte, North Carolina! 🎳

Whether it’s your first time at the Women’s Championships or a tradition you look forward to every year, Charlotte is ready to welcome you with unforgettable experiences, vibrant nightlife and plenty of southern hospitality.

Who’s making plans for 2027? 👀

Register today: https://bit.ly/4uDgdxn

Catch up on an exciting couple of days at the 2026 ! Read more: https://bowl.com/news/new-leaders-across-three-divisions-at-2026-usbc-women%E2%80%99s-championships

The members of LV Queens 3 took the lead in Ruby Team, while Victoria Voytenko (Sapphire All-Events), Linda Simoneaux (Emerald Singles) and LeeAnn Armellino (Ruby All-Events) also moved to the top of the standings in Las Vegas! Great bowling!

We'd like to recognize two of our Ruby champions from 2025! Congratulations to Ladine Jones of Anaheim, California, and Kaitlyn George of Arlington, Texas, on their victories!

Jones won the Ruby All-Events title with sets of 716 in team, 659 in doubles and 558 in singles for a 1,933 total. George earned top honors in Ruby Singles, rolling games of 220, 245 and 237 for a 702 series to earn the title.

More memories. More fun. 🎳🔥

The Forty Frame Game is back for the 2026 USBC Women’s Championships with memorable moments and prize-winning opportunities you won’t want to miss. Bring your teammates, bring your energy and get ready for an event unlike anything else in bowling!

Get more information: https://bit.ly/4dCGt3m

A day after helping her team to the lead in the Ruby Division, Pennsylvania's LeeAnn Armellino took over the top spot in Ruby All-Events with a total of 1,806! Way to go!

Armellino had sets of 635 in doubles, 629 in team and 542 in singles at the South Point Bowling Plaza.