The U.S. Open is a tournament every bowler dreams of winning. Last year, Chris Via added his name to the historic list of winners.

From the thrill of victory to resenting the sport he loved, Ryan Ciminelli’s connection with the U.S. Open is complicated.

Spectacular. Special. A dream come true. Those are just a few of the words and phrases Kyle Troup uses to describe his memorable 2021 season.

Chris Barnes has been named Collegiate Bowler of the Year, PBA Rookie of the Year and PBA Player of Year. This year, he is trying to add another prestigious title to his decorated bowling career, PBA50 Rookie of the Year.

Bob Learn Jr. has an impressive professional bowling resume. He has rolled more than 100 perfect games, while also earning more than $1 million.

A month before Father’s Day Kyle Troup gave his dad, Guppy, a gift he will always treasure – at least until Kyle gets a trophy case.

In addition to worrying about how to make the right adjustment on the bowling lanes and executing clutch shots against the best bowlers in the world, imagine you also felt this added layer of pressure that every move you made either added to or could change the perception of what the gay community is.

Pete Weber just won another major title Thursday night at the 2021 PBA50 National Championship. But 20 years ago, this legendary player did something he had never done before in the sport of bowling. He competed outdoors for the first-time at the 2001 The Villages Sun Bowl PBA Open.

The pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 PBA50 Tour and now, the anticipated kickoff to the 2021 PBA50 season begins live on FloBowling on April 11 at the PBA50 Lightning Strikes Open in Fort Myers, Florida.

As it turns out, Jason Belmonte is human after all.

Unorthodox but effective. That might just be the best way to describe Jakob Butturff’s unconventional bowling style.

JUPITER, Fla. – Walking through Bowlero Jupiter you recognize nearly every face you see – well maybe every pair of eyes you see – at the 2021 PBA Tournament of Champions. Some are old. Some are new. All are talented.

The PBA Tournament of Champions is filled with history. From Don Johnson’s memorable 299 game in the title match in 1970 to when Kelly Kulick became the first woman to ever win a title on the PBA Tour in 2010.

Coming off the best year of his career, Kyle Troup is more mature and more focused than ever. And he's made some physical adjustments to his game, which he believes will lead him to an even better 2021.

For many, 2020 was a year to forget, but for Anthony Simonsen, it was a year filled with possibility and change.