Dave Schroeder

6 days ago | bowl.com | Dave Schroeder

STEPLADDER FINALS RESULTSGROUP STEPLADDER FINALS RESULTSLAS VEGAS – James Campbell of Loudon, Tennessee, won three matches in the stepladder finals to take home the title in the 2025 United States Bowling Congress Super Senior Classic Sunday at Sam’s Town Bowling Center. Campbell, a 61-year-old right-hander, was seeded fourth for the stepladder and defeated No. 1 seed Pete Weber, 201-193, in the final match of the event featuring players 60 and older.

6 days ago | bowl.com | Dave Schroeder

MATCH PLAY STANDINGSSTANDINGS AFTER CASHERS' ROUNDLAS VEGAS – Pete Weber of St. Ann, Missouri, and John Burkett of Fort Worth, Texas, earned the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds respectively for Sunday’s main stepladder finals at the 2025 United States Bowling Congress Super Senior Classic. Weber, a 62-year-old right-hander, led Group B after six games of match play Saturday at Sam’s Town Bowling Center, posting a 5-1 record.

1 week ago | bowl.com | Dave Schroeder

STANDINGS AFTER ROUND 2 OF QUALIFYINGLAS VEGAS – Finland’s Timo Raatikainen rolled a 300 game Friday on his way to the lead at the 2025 United States Bowling Congress Super Senior Classic at Sam’s Town Bowling Center. Raatikainen, a 63-year-old right-hander from Helsinki, put together an impressive second round of qualifying as he averaged 254.66 for his six games (253,193, 300, 226, 279, 277) in the event featuring players 60 and older.

1 week ago | bowl.com | Dave Schroeder

STANDINGS AFTER ROUND 1 OF QUALIFYINGLAS VEGAS – Mexico’s Carlos Denot made the most of his first appearance at the United States Bowling Congress Super Senior Classic Thursday by averaging 237.67 for his six games to take the early lead at Sam’s Town Bowling Center. Denot, 60, totaled 1,426 pins in Round 1 and has an eight-pin lead over two-time Super Senior Classic champion Ron Mohr of Las Vegas. Bowling on A Squad, Denot didn’t have a game below 217 and had a high game of 253.

1 week ago | wbay.com | Dave Schroeder

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Tuesday night at Preble HS, the De Pere boys and Pulaski girls won WIAA Track & Field Regional crowns in Division 1. De Pere throw Connor Fontaine won both the shot put and discus, while Redbirds distance runner Grady Lenn won both the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. Ashwaubenon’s Thea Kral double-dipped with wins in the shot put and discus herself. The homestanding Hornets 4x800 relay teams both won with ease, and both have ranked in the top 4 in the state this season.