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Annie

Hi! my name is Josh and I am hoping to one day be a professional bowler and bowl in US open's as well. I've only been bowling for 3 years and I have one 300, three 290's, and countless other high games under my belt. I just graduated High School and our bowling team, my senior year, took 1ST PLACE IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT!!! You can look us up if you want. Madison High School Boys 2008-2009 State Champions. You'll find me on that roster. But yeah, i just wanted to say hi because I'm heavily into bowling. In fact, you can check out my page and see that i have a video of me bowling a 277 on TV! But other than that, I hope to be in a video on this channel soon for outstanding bowling! Thanks for listening. ~Josh Crahen

BARNES, TERRELL-KEARNEY WIN MASTERS GOLD AT PABCON CHAMPIONSHIPS!

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Chris Barnes and Kim Terrell-Kearney capped off a successful week by Team USA by winning gold medals in Masters match play Saturday night at the 2009 Pan American Bowling Confederation Championships.

Barnes' title helped the men's team sweep all six gold medals - singles, doubles, trios, team, all-events and Masters. He defeated Ernesto Franco of Mexico, 2-1, in front of a full house of spectators at Carolina Bowling Center. More on www.bowl.com

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Boomershine Advances at USWODefeats Malaysia's Shalin Zulkifli to Move On

AS VEGAS - Tammy Boomershine of North Ogden, Utah, moved into the semifinals of the 2009 U.S. Women's Open, a United States Bowling Congress event.

Boomershine defeated Shalin Zulkifli of Malaysia, 216-202. Boomershine, the fourth seed, trailed the entire match and eventually advanced when Zulkifli made a critical error in the final frame. Needing just nine, spare, strike to move on, Zulkifli went high on the head pin and left the 4-6-7-10 split to lose.
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O'Keefe Top Qualifier at U.S. Women's Open!!!!!!!!!

LAS VEGAS - At the past two major women's championships, Shannon O'Keefe of Arlington, Texas, has suffered heartbreak, just missing the televised portions of last year's U.S. Women's Open and this year's USBC Queens. She was determined not to experience that feeling again. O'Keefe was the top qualifier Friday after 40 games with 8,837, an average of 220.93, and leads a field of the top 12 bowlers who advanced to the ESPN-televised rounds at Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center.

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