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07/17/2026
Congratulations to our very own Patrick PD Dom Dombrowski on shooting 300 in Doubles at the USBC Open Championships in Reno, NV! He shot a solid 2011 for all events and has had a heck of a year! We love to see it Pat, way to go! He used the Storm Bowling Rocket AI to knock em all down! ⚡️⚡️
Amazing job Patrick PD Dom Dombrowski!!!
"Cash me outside HOW BOUT DAT!" Chad Reiffer speaks the 2017 truth! Who is ready for the new MOTIV Bowling Jackal Ghost V2?!!?
Lot's of big asym solids from SPI lately! This one stands out and Theo tells us why! Be sure to come check out the first 10 shots with scoring at Rockford Lanes & Gutter's Sports Lounge!!
07/15/2026
Big Chad coming in HAWWWT with an epic MOTIV Bowling Jackal Ghost V2 review!! An all out Jackal comparison with the new Ghost V2 vs. OG Jackal Ghost vs. Onyx vs. Apex! Coming this Friday on REX!
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Chad Reiffer breaks down the new MOTIV Bowling Jackal Ghost V2! Man, this ball RIPS! Hear what Chad has to say about the new Jackal Ghost V2 and how it compares to the Onyx and first version of the Jackal! Full review coming soon and it's available August 12, 2026 at a Pro Shop near you!
07/14/2026
TAT Finals 🤩
Memories were captured. A new legend was born.
This is what the True Amateur Tournament is all about.
With one final shot and everything on the line, Cornell Ray from Centennial Lanes, Illinois, stepped onto the approach and delivered when it mattered most. Strike after strike, he kept the dream alive, then buried the final shot to claim the 2026 Summer True Amateur Tournament Championship.
As if that wasn't enough, Cornell kept the magic rolling by throwing the extra strikes needed to secure the Progressive Pot Prize, bringing his incredible weekend total to $30,000.
This video captures every emotion, from the pressure of the championship shot to the celebration as the $30,000 check was written and handed over. Moments like these are why we do what we do.
Congratulations, Cornell. Your name is now forever part of True Amateur Tournament history.