Wisconsin State USBC

🎳 2026 Wisconsin State USBC Youth Masters Wrap-Up 🎳

The 2026 Youth Masters was held January 11 at Dale’s Weston Lanes, featuring six average-based divisions and a challenging lane condition that tested Wisconsin’s top youth bowlers.

Read the full event recap and access complete results for all divisions here:
👉 https://wibowl.com/2026-wisconsin-state-usbc-youth-masters-wrap-up-at-dales-weston-lanes/

👑 2026 Wisconsin Badger Queen’s Champion 👑
A big congratulations to Brooklyn Eisner on her championship victory at the Badger Queen’s Tournament at Dale’s Weston Lanes! 🌟 Eisner took down top seed Alyssa Pierson with a 396–360 win in the finals.

📲 Read the full recap and see the match play highlights:

🔗 https://wibowl.com/brooklyn-eisner-wins-2026-wisconsin-badger-queens-title-at-dales-weston-lanes/

The 2026 Youth Masters results are being updated here after each game:

2026 Youth Masters Results – Wisconsin State USBC

The 2026 Badger Queens is underway. Scores are being updated after each game here:

2026 Badger Queens Results – Wisconsin State USBC 0 2026 Badger Queens Results View All Brackets View Bracket Alive Sheet View Match Play Bracket Qualifying StandingsTop 16 advance

🏆 2026 Wisconsin State USBC Masters Champion 🏆

Congratulations to Trenton Holz, who captured the 2026 Wisconsin State USBC Masters title at Dale’s Weston Lanes!

Facing a challenging lane condition and a tightly packed field, Holz made a strong run through match play and sealed the championship with a 450–397 victory over Chad Maas in the final.

👉 Read the full event recap here:
https://wibowl.com/trenton-holz-claims-2026-wisconsin-state-usbc-masters-title-at-dales-weston-lanes/

The Wisconsin State USBC Masters is underway!

View the results updated after each game here: https://wibowl.com/tournaments/masters/2026-masters-results/

🎳 NEW EVENT WEEKEND!

Introducing the Wisconsin State USBC Masters Weekend — January 10–11, 2026 at Dale’s Weston Lanes in Weston, WI!

Three premier tournaments. One action-packed weekend.
🏆 Wisconsin Masters – Jan 10
👑 Badger Queens – Jan 11
🎯 Youth Masters – Jan 11 (with Junior Gold Qualifier option!)

💰 Winners of the Masters & Queens earn paid entries into their national tournaments, plus cash prizes!

📍 Dale’s Weston Lanes
📅 January 10–11, 2026
🔗 Register now: wibowl.com/tournaments/masters

What an incredible day at Bowl-A-Vard Lanes as we celebrated our youth bowlers during the Wisconsin State USBC Youth Banquet, part of this weekend’s Expo/Jambo! 🎳

We proudly award 25 academic scholarships of $2,000 each year, in addition to more than $53,000 in scholarships through our Youth Championships tournament—supporting the future of our sport on and off the lanes.

We were also proud to honor our 2025 Youth Volunteer of the Year – Michael Wagoner – thank you, Michael, for your dedication and service to our youth bowling community! 🙌

Following the banquet, the fun continued with our Adult/Youth Baker Doubles tournament, bringing generations together for some awesome competition and memories.

📸 Check out some highlights from the day below!

📝 Class of 2026 Scholarship Applications are NOW OPEN! Visit wibowl.com/scholarships to learn more and apply.

The weekend isn’t over yet—join us tomorrow for the 500/600 tournament as the excitement rolls on!

Congratulations to Rick Hall, your next WS USBC Sgt-at-Arms. Also to the 6 directors that were return to serve you, the bowlers. For another 3 years. Zach Boulanger , Glenn Chapman, George Fincutter, Pam Hornung Jason Peirick and Vicki Stracy .

After serving as you Sgt-at-Arms for seven years, it was time to move on. I have loved doing what I could for our Wisconsin bowlers and this wonderful state association. 31 years involved with WBA & USBC as a director and Sgt-at-Arms. Time to let new blood into the mix.

Thank you all for your kind words and praise this weekend, I truly love you all.

Special thanks to all the board members that made my position enjoyable. It takes a team to do what this state does for our bowlers.

I will still be around, sincerely, Joyce Jansen.