Chris started bowling in Florence, at Southgate, with his brother. He moved to Charleston in 1996 toattend college where he continued to bowl at Ashley Lanes and Sandpiper Lanes. In 2010, he took over the pro shop at Sandpiper,until this year when Sandpiper was sold and closed.In his 30years of bowling, he has had 23-300 […]
Jay Pike bowled youth bowling for 13 years. He has held league averageof 200 or higher for over 20 years. He has career 299 game, 13 career 300games and two career 800 series. His 836 series included an impressive 23strikes in a row that began with a 300 game and a 299 game. Jay’s firstcity […]
Mitchell has been very involved in bowling in South Carolina for 25 years. He is a member of the Greater Charleston Association. He has worked with local tournament, Legal and Legislative Committee, Audit Committee and brackets. He also helped with the Youth City Tournament and has helped with state tournaments held in the Greater Charleston […]
Rosemary Vick was a member of the Greater Charleston USBC Association. Rosemary was the Secretary/Treasurer for the Charleston Junior Program from 1960 to 1982. She served as Tournament Director for the Youth for 22 years. Rosemary attended the SC State Jamboree for over 20 years. Rosemary bowled local, State, and National Tournaments for many years. […]
Pete Wagner has been a member of the USBC for 37 years, beginning as a youth bowler in Ochard Park, New York. Since 1984 Pete has held an average over 200. Last year Pete attained a 239 average; Pete has forty-eight 300 games; twenty-five 800 Series, with a high series of 846. In all […]
Ruth Stokes started bowling in 1978 in Charleston, SC. In 1981 she was carrying a 200 average in league and participating in most tournaments. In 1996 she left Charleston to attend the University of Maine, in Orono. She received a Masters Degree in Communication and continued her coursework toward an Individualized PhD. While in Maine […]