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- [2023 Open/Ladies Tournament Unofficial Results from Final Weekend](https://scusbc.org/2023-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-results-from-final-weekend/) - The 2023 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Carolina Foothills Association on May 20 & 21, 27 & 28, and June 3 & 4, 2023. The Tournament is being held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Paradise Lanes. Ladies Unofficial Results for June 3 & 4,
- [2023 Open/Ladies Tournament Unofficial Final Prize list](https://scusbc.org/2023-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-final-prize-list/) - The 2023 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Carolina Foothills Association on May 20 & 21, 27 & 28, and June 3 & 4, 2023. The Tournament is being held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Paradise Lanes. Please review before 6-19-2023 and let us know
- [Superlative Awards 2024-2025](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2024-2025/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2024-2025 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2025. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [Janice Johnson](https://scusbc.org/janice-johnson/) - In December of 1960, South Caroina had 3,000 ladies bowling in the state and had received permission from WIBC to form a state association. Janice Johnson was counted in this number. Janice was in attendance at the organizational meeting of the state association in Aiken, South Carolina on February 18, 1961. She missed attending the
- [Darlene Yow Sperr](https://scusbc.org/darlene-yow/) - Darlene was born in Anderson, the daughter of Jake (now deceased) and Vivian Johnson. She has one sister, Elaine Hall of Abbeville. She has been married to Scott Yow for the past 17 years and they have a son, Ryan, 11 and a daughter, Jamie 9. Both Ryan and Jamie have been bowling with the
- [2008 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2008-pepsi-tournament/) - Top 15% Final Top 5 in each division Results of 11 and under Division (Boys and Girls) Top 15% finish after the finals Remaining Participants finish
- [2009 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/senior-match-tournament/) - Report from 2nd Annual Senior Match Game Results of 2nd Annual Senior Match Game Qualifying Result Senior Match Game
- [2009 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2009-pepsi-tournament/) - Top 15% Final Top 5 in each division Results of 11 and under Division (Boys and Girls) Top 15% finish after the finals Remaining Participants finish
- [2009 Match Game Tournaments](https://scusbc.org/2009-match-game-championships/) - Results of 1st Annual Women's Match Game Championships - November 1, 2009 Results of 2nd Annual Open Match Game February 7-8, 2009 Qualifying Results Open Match Game - 2nd Annual Open Match Game
- [2010 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2010-senior-match-tournament/) - Results of 3rd Annual Senior Match Game Qualifying Results Senior Match Game
- [2010 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2010-pepsi-tournament/) - Results of 11 and under Division (Boys and Girls) Top 15% finish after the finals Results 12 & Over Boys Handicap Results 12 & Over Girls Handicap Results 12 & Over Boys and Girls Scratch Stepladder Finals Final Top 5 in each division
- [2010 Match Game Tournaments](https://scusbc.org/2010-match-game-tournaments/) - Results of 4th Annual Open Match Game - October 31, 2010 Results Women Match Game - October 31, 2010 Qualifying Results Women Match Game - October 30, 2010 Qualifying Results Open Match Game - 4th Annual Open Match Game - October 30, 2010
- [2011 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2011-senior-match-tournament-2/) - Qualifying Results Senior Match Game Results of 4th Annual Senior Match Game
- [2011 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2011-pepsi-tournament/) - Top 15% finish after qualifying 12 and Over Girls Scratch Qualifying after bowling March 19-20, 2011 12 and Over Boys Scratch Qualifying after bowling March 19-20, 2011 12 and Over Girls Handicap Qualifying after bowling March 19-20, 2011 12 and Over Boys Handicap Qualifying after bowling March 19-20, 2011 11 and Under Girls Handicap Final
- [2011 Match Game Tournaments](https://scusbc.org/2011-match-game-tournaments/) - Results of 5th Annual Open Match Game - October 23, 2011 Qualifying Results Open Match Game - 5th Annual Open Match Game - October 22, 2011
- [2012 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2012-senior-match-tournament/) - Qualifying Results Senior Match Game Results of 5th Annual Senior Match Game
- [2012 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2012-pepsi-tournament/) - Top 15% finish after qualifying March 17-18, 2012 12 and Over Girls Scratch Qualifying after bowling March 17-18, 2012 12 and Over Boys Scratch Qualifying after bowling March 17-18, 2012 12 and Over Girls Handicap Qualifying after bowling March 17-18, 2012 12 and Over Boys Handicap Qualifying after bowling March 17-18, 2012 11 and Under
- [2012 Match Game Tournaments](https://scusbc.org/2012-match-game-tournaments/) - Results of th Annual Open Match Game - October 21, 2012 Qualifying Results Open Match Game - 6th Annual Open Match Game - October 20, 2012
- [2013 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2013-senior-match-tournament/) - Qualifying Results Senior Match Game Results of 6th Annual Senior Match Game
- [2013 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2013-pepsi-tournament/) - U8 Boys Final Results after bowling on March 16-17. 2013 U8 Girls Final Results after bowling on March 16-17. 2013 U12 Boys Final Results after bowling on March 16-17. 2013 U12 Girls Final Results after bowling on March 16-17. 2013 Top 15% finish after qualifying March 16-17, 2013 U15 Boys Final after bowling on March
- [2012-2013 Youth All Stars Teams and Schedule](https://scusbc.org/2012-2013-youth-all-stars-teams-and-schedule/) - Click here
- [2013 Match Game Tournaments](https://scusbc.org/2013-match-game-tournaments/) - Results of the Annual Open Match Game - October 13, 2013
- [2014 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2014-senior-match-tournament/) - Qualifying Results Senior Match Game Results of 7th Annual Senior Match Game
- [2014 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2014-pepsi-tournament/) - Top 15% in U12, U15 and U20 Boys and Girls divisions U08 Boys after bowling on March 15-16, 2014 U08 Girls after bowling on March 15-16, 2014 U10 Boys after bowling on March 15-16, 2014 U10 Girls after bowling on March 15-16, 2014 U12 Boys after bowling on March 15-16, 2014 U12 Girls after bowling
- [2014 Youth High Scores](https://scusbc.org/2014-youth-high-scores/) - 300 Games 299 Games 298 Games 297 Games 296 Games 295 Games 290-294 Games 278-289 Games 800 Series 700 Series
- [2014 SCUSBC Open Tournament Finals Results](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-open-tournament-finals-results/) - 2014 SCUSBC Open Tournament Results
- [2013-2014 Youth All Star's Scholarship Winners](https://scusbc.org/2013-2014-scholarship-winners/) - Click here
- [2013-2014 Youth All Stars Teams and Schedule and Results](https://scusbc.org/2013-2014-youth-all-stars-teams-and-schedule-and-results/) - Click here
- [2014 Match Game Tournaments](https://scusbc.org/2014-match-game-tournaments/) - Results of the Annual Open Match Game - October 26, 2014 Qualifying Results Open Match Game - 8th Annual Open Match Game - October 25, 2014
- [2015 Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2015-senior-match-tournament/) - Qualifying Results 8th Annual Senior Match Game Results of 8th Annual Senior Match Game
- [2015 Pepsi Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2015-pepsi-tournament/) - Top 15% in U12, U15 and U20 Boys and Girls divisions March 22, 2015 U08 and U10 Boys and Girls after bowling on March 21-22, 2015 U12 Boys after bowling on March 21-22, 2015 U12 Girls after bowling on March 21-22, 2015 U15 Boys after bowling on March 21-22, 2015 U15 Girls after bowling on
- [2015 SCUSBC Open Entry Form](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-open-entry-form/) - SCUSBC Open Entry Form
- [2015 SCUSBC Open Cover Form](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-open-forms/) - 2015 SCUSBC Open Cover
- [2015 SCUSBC Open Tournament Results - Week 1](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-open-tournament-results-week1/) - Check out the first week results HERE! The 2015 Annual South Carolina USBC Open & Ladies Handicap Championship State Tournaments is hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association. This is a USBC Certified Tournament. Teams, Doubles and Singles events were located at Surfside Bowling Center in Surfside Beach, SC and Waccamaw Lanes in Myrtle Beach,
- [2015 SCUSBC Women's Open Tournament Results - Week 1](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-womens-open-tournament-results-week-1/) - Check out the first week results HERE! The 2015 Annual South Carolina USBC Open & Ladies Handicap Championship State Tournaments is hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association. This is a USBC Certified Tournament. Teams, Doubles and Singles events were located at Surfside Bowling Center in Surfside Beach, SC and Waccamaw Lanes in Myrtle Beach,
- [2015 SCUSBC Open Tournament Results - Week 2](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-open-tournament-results-week-2/) - Check out the second week results HERE! The 2015 Annual South Carolina USBC Open & Ladies Handicap Championship State Tournaments is hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association. This is a USBC Certified Tournament. Teams, Doubles and Singles events were located at Surfside Bowling Center in Surfside Beach, SC and Waccamaw Lanes in Myrtle Beach,
- [2015 SCUSBC Women's Open Tournament Results - Week 2](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-womens-open-tournament-results-week-2/) - Check out the second week results HERE! The 2015 Annual South Carolina USBC Open & Ladies Handicap Championship State Tournaments is hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association. This is a USBC Certified Tournament. Teams, Doubles and Singles events were located at Surfside Bowling Center in Surfside Beach, SC and Waccamaw Lanes in Myrtle Beach,
- [Hall of Fame Point System Form](https://scusbc.org/hall-of-fame-point-system-form/) - Hall of Fame Point System Form
- [HOF Nominating Form](https://scusbc.org/hof-nominating-form/) - Hall of Fame Nomination Form
- [2015 SCUSBC Women's Open Tournament Final Results & Prize List](https://scusbc.org/2015-scusbc-open-final-results/) - 2015 SCUSBC Ladies Open Standings 2015 SCUSBC Ladies Open Proposed Prize List
- [SCUSBC Open Tournament Finals Results and Prize List](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-open-tournament-finals-results-and-prize-list/) - 2015 SCUSBC Open Tournament Standings 2015 SCUSBC Open Proposed Prize List
- [Letter of apology](https://scusbc.org/letter-of-apology/) - Click HERE to view the letter from the president of the 2015 SC Open & Woman's state tournament in Myrtle Beach, SC. Also, click HERE to view the letter from the president of the open tournaments referencing Surfside Bowling Center.
- [2015 Open and Senior Match Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2015-open-and-senior-match-game-tournament/) - Results of 9th Annual Senior Match Game
- [2015 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2015-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - Quality Inn, 2390 Broad Street, Sumter, SC 29150 Phone: 1-803-469-9001 under SCUSBC The Fall meeting workshops will be at the Quality Inn from 9AM to 2:30PM with a no tap tournament from 3PM to 4:30PM. Hall of Fame Dinner on October 3, 2015 at 6PM. Induction at Central Carolina Technical College, 133 South Main Street,
- [2015 Youth All Stars Tournament - Tournament 1 Results](https://scusbc.org/2015-youth-all-stars-tournament-tournament-1-results/) - 2015 Youth All Stars Tournament - Surfside, SC | September 26-27. Click Here
- [2015 Youth All Stars Tournament - Tournament 2 Results](https://scusbc.org/2015-youth-all-stars-tournament-tournament-2-results/) - 2015 Youth All Stars Tournament - Jacksonville, NC |Â November 7-8. Click Here
- [2016 Pepsi Sponsorship Letter](https://scusbc.org/2016-pepsi-sponsorship-letter/) - Click Here
- [2016 Pepsi Sponsorship Packet](https://scusbc.org/2016-pepsi-sponsorship-packet/) - Click Here
- [Superlative Award Letter](https://scusbc.org/superlative-award-application/) - Superlative Awards Letter - 2015-2016
- [Superlative Award Application](https://scusbc.org/superlative-award-application-2/) - Superlative Award Application
- [Superlative Award Yearly Winners](https://scusbc.org/superlative-award-yearly-winners/) - Superlative Award Yearly Winners - March 2, 2014 - March 1, 2015
- [Superlative Award Record Holders](https://scusbc.org/superlative-award-record-holders/) - Superlative Award Record Holders - May 25, 1975 - March 1, 2015
- [Youth Scholarships](https://scusbc.org/youth-scholarships/) - Information about the scholarship Scholarship Letter to Graduating Seniors Scholarship Application - Page 1 Scholarship Application - Page 2 Scholarship Application - Page 3
- [SCUSBC Tournament Booklet Program Ad Worksheet](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-tournament-booklet-program-ad-worksheet/) - Click here
- [Memoriam Pages](https://scusbc.org/memoriam-pages/) - In Memoriam - 2024 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2022 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2021 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2020 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2019 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2018 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2017 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2016 Annual Meeting In Memoriam - 2015 Annual Meeting (2
- [2008 Youth State Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2008-youth-state-tournament/) - Winners on winning teams Team and Doubles Singles Event Scratch Winners - Team, Doubles, Singles Names Awards Mailed to By Association Cover Letter - Explains awards Center Plaques All Events Scratch All Events Handicap
- [2009 Youth State Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2009-youth-state-tournament/) - Winners on winning teams Team and Doubles Singles Event Scratch Winners - Team, Doubles, Singles Names Awards Mailed to By Association Cover Letter - Explains awards Center Plaques All Events Scratch All Events Handicap
- [2010 Youth State Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2010-youth-state-tournament/) - All Events Scratch Winners on winning teams Team and Doubles Team Center Plaques Singles Event Scratch Winners - Team, Doubles, Singles Names Awards Mailed to By Association Cover Letter - Explains awards All Events Handicap
- [2011 Youth State Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2011-youth-state-tournament/) - Winners on winning teams Team and Doubles Team Center Plaques Singles Event Scratch Winners - Team, Doubles, Singles; and President and Youth Leader Award Names Awards Mailed to By Association Cover Letter - Explains awards All Events Scratch All Events Handicap
- [2012 Youth State Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2012-youth-state-tournament/) - All Events Handicap All Events Scratch Cover Letter - Explains awards Doubles Event Names Awards Mailed to By Association President and Youth Leader Awards Scratch Winners - Team, Doubles, Singles Singles Event Team Event Team Center Plaques Winners on winning teams
- [Hall of Fame/Fall Meeting 2016](https://scusbc.org/hall-of-famefall-meeting-2016/) - 2016 Hall of Fame/Fall Meeting 2016 (replaces the Jamboree) - Sumter, SC. Spring Hill Suites, 2645 Broad Street, Sumter, SC 29150 1-800-469-6000 under SCUSBC by September 4, 2016. The fall meeting workshops will be at Spring Hill Suites from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm on October 1, 2016. Hall of Fame Dinner on October 1,
- [10th Annual Senior Match Game Tournament 2016](https://scusbc.org/10th-annual-senior-match-game-tournament-2016/) - 10th Annual Senior Match Game Entry Form. Please note the tournament date has changed to Saturday October 29, 2016 at Columbia Lanes, 1732 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, 803-798-1310. Sarah Clark, Tournament Director, 101 Black Duck Lane, Wellford, SC 29385, SpartanburgUSBC@yahoo.com, 864-706-6519. senior-match-game2016r
- [10th Annual Match Game Tournament 2016](https://scusbc.org/10th-annual-match-game-tournament-2016/) - 10th Annual Match Game Entry Form. Please note the tournament date has changed to Sunday October 29, 2016 at Columbia Lanes, 1732 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, 803-798-1310. Sarah Clark, Tournament Director, 101 Black Duck Lane, Wellford, SC 29385, SpartanburgUSBC@yahoo.com, 864-706-6519. match-game-2016r
- [10th Annual Match Game Entry Form](https://scusbc.org/10th-annual-match-game-entry-form/) - 10th Annual Match Game Entry Form. Please note the tournament date has changed to Sunday October 29, 2016 at Columbia Lanes, 1732 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, 803-798-1310. Sarah Clark, Tournament Director, 101 Black Duck Lane, Wellford, SC 29385, SpartanburgUSBC@yahoo.com, 864-706-6519. match-game-2016r
- [10th Annual Senior Match Game](https://scusbc.org/10th-annual-senior-match-game/) - 10th Annual Senior Match Game Entry Form. Please note the tournament date has changed to Sunday October 29, 2016 at Columbia Lanes, 1732 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, 803-798-1310. Sarah Clark, Tournament Director, 101 Black Duck Lane, Wellford, SC 29385, SpartanburgUSBC@yahoo.com, 864-706-6519 senior-match-game2016r
- [Annual Senior Tournament - 2016](https://scusbc.org/annual-senior-tournament-2016/) - The 2016 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Aiken USBC Association and held at Northside Lanes, 1745 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, SC 29841. The dates are November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th and 19th & 20th 2016. Entries close October 15, 2016. Debbie Kicklighter is the tournament director.
- [Memorial and Honor Awards](https://scusbc.org/memorial-awards/) - The South Carolina USBC Association on January 1, 2016 implemented a new awards program and will recognize on worthy volunteer each year. The application forms for each category must be filled out and returned to the SCUSBC Association Manager Kay Mitterling by April 1st of each year to be eligible for that current season's awards.
- [Arthur White "007"](https://scusbc.org/arthur-white-007/) - Arthur White "007" is a member of the Midlands' Bowling Association. He is a night supervisor at Royal Z in Columbia. Arthur got his nickname "007" during the CB Radio days & when James Bond was popular, "007" was his handle and it stuck. He is a PBA Member, he has bowled 22 300, 8
- [10th Annual Senior Match Game](https://scusbc.org/10th-annual-senior-match-game-2/) - 10th Annual Senior Match Game Entry Form. Please note the tournament date has changed to Saturday October 29, 2016 at Columbia Lanes, 1732 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, 803-798-1310. The 10th Annual Match Game will be held on Saturday also. Sarah Clark, Tournament Director, 101 Black Duck Lane, Wellford, SC 29385, SpartanburgUSBC@yahoo.com, 864-706-6519. annual-senior-match-game-tournament-2016
- [10th Annual Match Game](https://scusbc.org/10th-annual-match-game/) - 10th Annual Match Game Entry Form. Please note the tournament date has changed to Saturday October 29, 2016 at Columbia Lanes, 1732 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, 803-798-1310. The 10th Annual Senior Match Game will be held on Saturday also. Sarah Clark, Tournament Director, 101 Black Duck Lane, Wellford, SC 29385, SpartanburgUSBC@yahoo.com, 864-706-6519. annual-match-game-tournament-2016
- [2017 Pepsi Files, Rules and Forms](https://scusbc.org/2017-pepsi-files-rules-and-forms/) - Doris Tompkins forwarded the Pepsi tournament files of forms, rules and format to Pepsi League Coaches on October 13, 2016.  There are a total of 17 files as follows: U8 & U10 Boys & Girls State Entry Form 2017 U12 Boys State Entry Form 2017 U12 Girls State Entry Form 2017 U15 Boys State Entry
- [2016 Youth State Tournament - 10th Annual (50th Year Celebration)](https://scusbc.org/2016-youth-state-tournament-10th-annual-50th-year-celebration/) - I would like to take this opportunity to thank the many workers in the Anderson Association that contributed to our 10th Annual SC USBC Championship Tournament for 2016 (Our 50th Year Celebration). They performed many duties from check-in to selling picture for the photographers but most of all they gave their time to help give
- [2016 Youth All Stars Tournament - Tournament 2 Results](https://scusbc.org/2016-youth-all-stars-tournament-tournament-2-results/) - 2016 Youth All Stars - BZ Roswell, Roswell, GA | November 5-6, 2016. Click Here
- [2016 Annual Senior Tournament - Results November 5-6, 2016](https://scusbc.org/2016-annual-senior-tournament-results-november-5-6-2016/) - The 2016 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Aiken USBC Association and held at Northside Lanes, 1745 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, SC 29841. The dates are November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th and 19th & 20th 2016. Entries close October 15, 2016. Debby Kicklighter is the tournament director
- [2016 Annual Senior Tournament - November 12 and 13, 2016](https://scusbc.org/2016-annual-senior-tournament-november-12-and-13-2016/) - The 2016 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Aiken USBC Association and held at Northside Lanes, 1745 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, SC 29841. The dates are November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th and 19th & 20th 2016. Entries close October 15, 2016. Debby Kicklighter is the tournament director
- [2016 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Results November 19 and 20, 2016](https://scusbc.org/2016-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-results-november-19-and-20-2016-2/) - Sorry for the delay in posting the results but was eating too much over Thanksgiving. Hope everyone had a Great Thanksgiving with family. Debby provided me with the results but I failed to post them. Will strive to do better in the future. The 2016 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is
- [Superlative Award Record Holders as of March 1, 2016](https://scusbc.org/superlative-award-record-holders-as-of-march-1-2016/) - Superlative Award Record Holders - May 25, 1975 - March 1, 2016
- [Superlative Award Yearly Winners March 1, 2016](https://scusbc.org/superlative-award-yearly-winners-march-1-2016/) - Superlative Award Yearly Winners - March 2, 2015 - March 1, 2016
- [2017 Youth State Tournament-11th Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2017-youth-state-tournament-11th-tournament/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the information below to help you in sending entries in for this year's tournament at the Grand Strand. Also included is an order form for ordering shirts and towels. Youth Tournament Check List for 2017 Youth Tournament Cover - 2017 Youth Tournament Rules - 2017 Youth Tournament Entry
- [2016 Senior Tournament - Final Results/Prize List](https://scusbc.org/2016-senior-tournament-final-resultsprize-list/) - The 2016 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament was hosted by the Aiken USBC Association and held at Northside Lanes, 1745 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, SC 29841. The dates were November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th and 19th & 20th 2016. Entries close October 15, 2016. A special thanks to each of you
- [2017 SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2017-sc-usbc-open-ladies-tournament/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the information for the 2017 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in Spartanburg on May 20 & 21, 27 & 28 and June 3 & 4, 2017. Team Event - Star Lanes and Doubles/Singles - Paradise Lanes. The following items will provide you with additional information:
- [Superlative Awards 2016-2017](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2016-2017/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2016-2017 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2017. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [SC USBC Forms for local association 2017](https://scusbc.org/sc-usbc-forms-for-local-association-2017/) - Kay Mitterling, the SC USBC Association Manager, has provided the following forms to help local association managers in providing information to the SC USBC. Please take a few minutes to review each of these forms. If you have questions, please send us an email or contact Kay Mitterling directly. Thanking you in advance for your
- [Youth All Stars 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 Tryouts](https://scusbc.org/youth-all-stars-2016-2017-and-2017-2018-tryouts/) - Sandy Wallace provided the following information on the youth All Stars: Overall Youth All Stars Tournament Results 2017 Youth All Stars Tournament 3 Results Youth All Stars Tournament Flyer for 2017-2018
- [2017 Pepsi Step-Ladder Finals March 18, 2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-step-ladder-finals-march-18-2017/) - Doris (Dorri) Tompkins provided the results from the Step-Ladder Finals held March 18, 2017 at AMF Columbia Lanes. Prior to the finals, medals were given to the top 15% from bowling on March 11-12, 2017 for U12, U15 and U20. We hope everyone enjoyed the tournament and congratulations to the winners. U12 Boys and U12
- [2016-2017 Youth All Stars Scholarship Winners](https://scusbc.org/2016-2017-youth-all-stars-scholarship-winners/) - The Youth All Stars had their year-end banquet on Saturday March 19, 2017 and Sandy Wallace asked that we post the All Star Year end scholarship winners. Congratulations to each of the South Carolina participants for representing our state in this great program with Georgia and North Carolina. Scholarship Winners
- [2017 Pepsi Results](https://scusbc.org/2017-pepsi-results/) - Doris (Dorri) Tompkins provided the scores from the 1st Weekend for all bowlers and the overall Pepsi Winners. 2017 Pepsi Winners 1st Weekend results for U8 and U10. 1st Weekend results for U12, U15 and U20.
- [2017 Pepsi Results Revised](https://scusbc.org/2017-pepsi-results-revised/) - It was brought to our attention that Ryan Campbell should be in U08 Boys and not in U10 Boys. Thus we have revised the 1st Weekend Results for U8 and U10 below. 2017 Pepsi Winners - Revised 1st Weekend results for U8 and U10.- Revised 1st Weekend results for U12, U15 and U20.
- [2017 Youth State Tournament - 1st weekend results](https://scusbc.org/2017-youth-state-tournament-1st-weekend-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the 11th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the results from the first weekend (April 1 and 2, 2017) at the Grand Strand. The last weekend will be next weekend (April 7 and 8, 2017). Results from first weekend - April 1 and 2, 2017
- [2017 Youth State Tournament - 1st Weekend Results REVISED](https://scusbc.org/2017-youth-state-tournament-1st-weekend-results-revised/) - Sandy Wallace, the 11th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the results from the first weekend (April 1 and 2, 2017) at the Grand Strand. The last weekend will be next weekend (April 7 and 8, 2017). Results from first weekend - April 1 and 2, 2017
- [2017 Youth State Tournament Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2017-youth-state-tournament-unofficial-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the 11th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the UNOFFICIAL results after the second and final weekend (April 8 and 9, 2017) at the Grand Strand. We hope everyone had a great time bowling at the beach. Final Unofficial results from the 11th Annual Youth Tournament
- [2017 Youth State Tournament Final Results](https://scusbc.org/2017-youth-state-tournament-final-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the tournament director, has provided the following final results for the 11th Youth State Tournament which was held at the Grand Strand. It should be noted that bowlers can win All Events Handicap or All Events Scratch but not both. We solicit your help in reviewing the list of winners and notifying us
- [2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies Tournament Results - 1st Weekend](https://scusbc.org/2017-sc-usbc-open-and-ladies-tournament-results-1st-weekend/) - The 2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies tournament unofficial results from the first weekend are noted below. This is the 11th Tournament and we have two more weekend of bowling - May 27-28, 2017 and June 3 & 4, 2017. Open Unofficial Results Ladies Unofficial Results
- [2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies Tournament Results - 2nd Weekend](https://scusbc.org/2017-sc-usbc-open-and-ladies-tournament-results-2nd-weekend/) - The 2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies tournament unofficial results from the second weekend are noted below. This is the 11th Tournament and we have one more weekend of bowling - June 3 & 4, 2017. Open Unofficial Results - 2nd Weekend Ladies Unofficial Results - 2nd Weekend
- [2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies Tournament Results - 3rd Weekend - Revised 6-8-2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-sc-usbc-open-and-ladies-tournament-results-3rd-weekend/) - The 2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies tournament unofficial results from the third and last weekend are noted below. Also the proposed prize list for the open and ladies tournament is listed below. This is the last weekend of 11th Tournament June 3 & 4, 2017. Open Unofficial Results - 3rd Weekend Open Proposed Prize
- [2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies Tournament Results - 3rd Weekend - Revised 6-20-2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-sc-usbc-open-and-ladies-tournament-results-3rd-weekend-revised-6-20-2017/) - Kay Mitterling has reviewed the results of the tournament and would like everyone to review the unofficial results listed below. The 2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies tournament unofficial results from the third and last weekend are noted below. Also the proposed prize list for the open and ladies tournament is listed below. This is
- [2017 Open Tournament Final Results and Prize List](https://scusbc.org/2017-open-tournament-final-results-and-prize-list/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the following information for the Open Tournament. Final Results Open Tournament Open Tournament Prize List 2017
- [2017-2018 SCUSBC Interstate All Stars](https://scusbc.org/2017-2018-scusbc-interstate-all-stars/) - Sandy Wallace has provided the names of the 2017-2018 SCUSBC All Stars Boys and Girls Teams. Congratulations to each of the bowlers in representing the South Carolina Youth Program. Sandy also sent out an email about shirt fee $60.00 and entry fee $105.00 need to be mailed to Sandy Wallace 153 Sandy Lane Gaffney, SC
- [2017 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2017-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - The South Carolina USBC Association 2017 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 6-8, 2017 in Myrtle Beach at the Landmark Resort. This year's Hall of Fame inductees are Corrie Meares, Peter Eldin Wagner, Richard Allen and Rosemary Vick. Awards will be presented for High Series and Average for Men and Women.
- [2017 Hall of Fame Meeting (Reminder Number 1)](https://scusbc.org/2017-hall-of-fame-meeting-reminder-number-1/) - Kay Mitterling, our Association Manager, wanted to remind you of the deadline for Registration for Jamboree is September 4, 2017 and Reservation for Landmark is September 6, 2017. The South Carolina USBC Association 2017 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 6-8, 2017 in Myrtle Beach at the Landmark Resort. This year's
- [2017 Hall of Fame Meeting (Reminder Number 2)](https://scusbc.org/2017-hall-of-fame-meeting-reminder-number-2/) - Kay Mitterling, our Association Manager, wanted to remind you of the deadline for Registration for Jamboree is September 4, 2017 and Reservation for Landmark is September 6, 2017. The South Carolina USBC Association 2017 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 6-8, 2017 in Myrtle Beach at the Landmark Resort. This year's
- [Annual Senior Tournament - 2017](https://scusbc.org/annual-senior-tournament-2017/) - The 2017 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association and held at Myrtle Beach Bowl, 101 Gray Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, telephone 843-236-1020. The dates are November 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th and 18th &19th 2017. Entries close October 15, 2017. Debbie Kicklighter is
- [2017 Hall of Fame Meeting (Final Reminder)](https://scusbc.org/2017-hall-of-fame-meeting-final-reminder/) - Kay Mitterling, our Association Manager, wanted to remind you of the deadline for Registration for Jamboree is September 4, 2017 and Reservation for Landmark is September 6, 2017. Both deadlines are fast approaching, so please take action soon. The South Carolina USBC Association 2017 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 6-8,
- [11th Annual Match Game and Senior Match Game Entry Form](https://scusbc.org/11th-annual-match-game-and-senior-match-game-entry-form/) - 11th Annual Match Game and Senior Match Game will be held in Columbia, SC at Royal Z Lanes. The Senior Match Play Qualifying and Finals Saturday October 28, 2017 at 1:00 pm; and Match Play Qualifying and Finals on Sunday October 29, 2017 at 10:00 am. Questions should be directed to Kay Mitterling, SC USBC
- [Superlative Awards 2017-2018](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2017-2018/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2017-2018 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2018. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [Youth Interstate All Stars Tournament - September 24-24, 2017](https://scusbc.org/youth-interstate-all-stars-tournament-september-24-24-2017/) - The Interstate Youth All Stars completed their first tournament at Gold Cup Russell in Warner Robins, GA on September 23-24, 2017 - Results
- [Pete Eldin Wagner](https://scusbc.org/pete-eldin-wagner/) -  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
- [Rose Mary Vick](https://scusbc.org/rose-mary-vick/) - 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.Â
- [Carrie Meares](https://scusbc.org/carrie-meares/) -   Carrie Meares, prior to moving to South Carolina, lived in Alabama where she was the Manager of River City Bowl and coached in the Junior League Program. She served on both Youth and Women's Board. Carrie and her husband Virgil moved to Seneca, SC in 1991 to manage the Oconee Lanes where they served
- [Dick Allen](https://scusbc.org/dick-allen/) - Dick Allen, member of the Midlands Association, resides with his wife Sarah and daughters Piper and Arabella. Dick began bowling when he was six years old, his step-father managed a bowling center in his hometown, and his mom is a bowler. In the Midlands Association, Dick has received 5 years Title City Match Games; 2016
- [2018 Pepsi Files, Rules and Forms](https://scusbc.org/2018-pepsi-files-rules-and-forms/) - Doris Tompkins forwarded the Pepsi tournament files of forms, rules and format to Pepsi League Coaches on October 21, 2017.  There are a total of 10 files as follows: U8 & U10 Boys & Girls State Entry Form 2018 U12 Boys State Entry Form 2018 U12 Girls State Entry Form 2018 U15 Boys State Entry
- [2017 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Results - 11-13-2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-results-11-13-2017/) - the 2017 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association and held at Myrtle Beach Bowl, 101 Gray Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, telephone 843-236-1020. The dates are November 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th and 18th & 19th, 2017. Entries close October 15, 2017. Debby Kicklighter
- [2017 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Results - 11-22-2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-results-11-22-2017/) - Please note the final unofficial results are listed below and they were sent to me before Thanksgiving and I failed to published in a timely manner. I hope everyone who participated in the tournament had a great time and thanks to all the workers who help with the tournament this year. The 2017 Annual Senior
- [2017 Annual Senior Tournament - Final Standing & Prize List - 12-19-2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-annual-senior-tournament-final-standing-prize-list-12-19-2017/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the final standing and prize list for the 2017 Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. Debby indicated the check were mailed on December 18, 2017. 12th Open Final Results as of 12-19-2017 12th Open Final Prize List as of 12-19-2017 12th Ladies Final Results as of 12-19-2017 12th
- [2018 SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2018-sc-usbc-open-ladies-tournament/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the information for the 2018 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in Charleston on May 19 & 20, June 2 & 3 and June 9 & 10, 2018. Team Event - Sandpiper Lanes and Doubles/Singles - Royal Lanes. The following items will provide you with additional
- [2018 Youth State Tournament - 12th Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-12th-tournament/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the information below to help you in sending entries in for this year’s tournament in Columbia (Midlands SC USBC Association). Youth Tournament Check List for 2018 Youth Tournament Cover – 2018 Youth Tournament Rules – 2018 Youth Tournament Entry Form – 2018 Power of Attorney Youth Tournament Dress
- [2018 Youth State Tournament - 12th Tournament Map and Information](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-12th-tournament-map-and-information/) - Judy Bailey of the Midlands (SC) USBC provided the following information to Sandy Wallace, State Youth Tournament Director. Youth Tournament Lodging and Entertainment information Youth Tournament Bowling Centers and map For Entry forms, Rules and Other information
- [SC USBC Forms for local association 2018](https://scusbc.org/sc-usbc-forms-for-local-association-2018/) - Kay Mitterling, the SC USBC Association Manager, has provided the following forms to help local association managers in providing information to the SC USBC. Please take a few minutes to review each of these forms. If you have questions, please send us an email or contact Kay Mitterling directly. Thanking you in advance for your
- [2018 Youth State Tournament - 12th Tournament Shirt Order Information](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-12th-tournament-shirt-order-information/) - Judy Bailey of the Midlands (SC) USBC provided the following information to Sandy Wallace, State Youth Tournament Director. 2018 Youth State Tournament - T-Shirt Order Summary Form 2018 Youth State Tournament - T-Shirt Order Form 2018 Youth State Tournament - T-Shirt Front Design 2018 Youth State Tournament - T-shirt Back Design For Entry forms, Rules
- [2018 SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament - Motel Information](https://scusbc.org/018-sc-usbc-open-ladies-tournament-motel-information/) - Kay Mitterling has requested we post information on hotels in the area of Royal Lanes and Sandpiper Lanes for the Open & Ladies Tournament. Motel Information
- [2018 Pepsi Results from bowling March 10 & 11, 2018](https://scusbc.org/2018-pepsi-results-from-bowling-march-10-11-2018/) - Doris Tompkins forwarded the Pepsi tournament results from March 10 & 11, 2018 to the coaches by email on March 12, 2018. I have listed the 8 files included in her email below. Please check the spelling on your bowlers and let us know if we have the names spelled correctly. Any questions should be
- [2018 Pepsi Results from bowling March 10 & 11, 2018 - REVISION Top 15%](https://scusbc.org/2018-pepsi-results-from-bowling-march-10-11-2018-revision-top-15/) - Please note that a change has been made to the Top 15%. Please review the list. Top 15% U 12 - U 20- Revision Original post has been updated
- [2018 Pepsi Tournament Results from March 10-11, 2018 - Revision as of 3-14-2018](https://scusbc.org/2018-pepsi-tournament-results-from-march-10-11-2018-revision-as-of-3-14-2018/) - Please note that a change has been made to the Top 15% and U 12 Boys Standing. Please review the list. Top 15% U 12 - U 20- Revision 3-14-2018 U 12 Boys - Revision 3-14-2018 Original post has been updated
- [2017-2018 Youth All Stars Scholarship Winners](https://scusbc.org/2017-2018-youth-all-stars-scholarship-winners/) - The Youth All Stars had their year-end banquet on Saturday March 17, 2018 and Sandy Wallace asked that we post the All Star Year end scholarship winners. Congratulations to each of the South Carolina participants for representing our state in this great program with Georgia and North Carolina. Scholarship Winners
- [2018 Pepsi Step-Ladder Finals March 17, 2018](https://scusbc.org/2018-pepsi-step-ladder-finals-march-17-2018/) - Doris (Dorri) Tompkins provided the results from the Step-Ladder Finals held March 17, 2018 at AMF Columbia Lanes. Prior to the finals, medals were given to the top 15% from bowling on March 10-11, 2018 for U12, U15 and U20. We hope everyone enjoyed the tournament and congratulations to the winners. Top 15% after bowling
- [2018 Youth State Tournament - 1st Weekend Results](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-1st-weekend-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the 12th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the results from the first weekend (April 14 and 15, 2018) in Columbia (Midlands Association). The last weekend will be next weekend (April 21 and 22, 2018). Results from first weekend - April 14 and 15, 2018
- [2018 Youth State Tournament - 2nd Weekend Results](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-2nd-weekend-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the 12th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the unofficial results from the second weekend (April 21 and 22, 2018) in Columbia (Midlands Association). The official results will be posted once everything has been reviewed. Unofficial Results from the first weekend - April 14 and 15, 2018 Unofficial Results from the second weekend
- [2018 Youth State Tournament - 2nd Weekend Results - Revised 4-25-2018](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-2nd-weekend-results-revised-4-25-2018/) - Sandy Wallace has sent a revised All Events Scratch listing for the second weekend. Unofficial Results from the first weekend - April 14 and 15, 2018 Unofficial Results from the second weekend - April 21 and 22, 2018 Second Weekend All Events Scratch updated 4-25-2018
- [2018 Youth State Tournament Complete Listing](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-complete-listing/) - The Tournament Director, Sandy Wallace, has provided the complete Standings for the 2018 Youth State Tournament which was held in Columbia. A big thanks to all that contributed to this year's tournament - participants, parents and workers. The following information is provided so you will know how awards are awarded to the bowlers. The tournament
- [2018 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament - 1st Weekend Results](https://scusbc.org/2018-annual-sc-usbc-open-ladies-tournament-1st-weekend-results/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the unofficial results from the 1st Weekend (May 19 & 20) for the 2018 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament being held in Charleston. The tournament dates are May 19 & 20, June 2 & 3 and June 9 & 10, 2018. Team Event - Sandpiper Lanes and Doubles/Singles
- [2018 Youth State Tournament Final Results](https://scusbc.org/2018-youth-state-tournament-final-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the tournament director, has provided the following final results for the 12th Youth State Tournament which was held in the Midlands (Columbia) Association. It should be noted that bowlers can win All Events Handicap or All Events Scratch but not both. We solicit your help in reviewing the list of winners and notifying
- [2018 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament - 2nd Weekend Results](https://scusbc.org/2018-annual-sc-usbc-open-ladies-tournament-2nd-weekend-results/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the unofficial results from the 2nd Weekend (June 2 & 3) for the 2018 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament being held in Charleston. The tournament dates are May 19 & 20, June 2 & 3 and June 9 & 10, 2018. Team Event - Sandpiper Lanes and Doubles/Singles
- [2018 Open and Ladies Tournament Final Results and Proposed Prize List](https://scusbc.org/2018-open-and-ladies-tournament-final-results-and-proposed-prize-list/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the final results for the 2018 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament held in Charleston. The tournament dates were May 19 & 20, June 2 & 3 and June 9 & 10, 2018. Team Event - Sandpiper Lanes and Doubles/Singles - Royal Lanes. Open Tournament Final Results 2018 Open
- [Superlative Awards 2018-2019](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2018-2019/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2018-2019 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2019. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [2018 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2018-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - The South Carolina Association 2018 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 5-7, 2018 in Myrtle Beach at the Landmark Resort. This year's Hall of Fame inductees are James Eddie Goins; Jerry Paul Horn, Jr; Lewis N. Shepard; Cheryl M. Medlin;bTeresa A. Lyday; and Carl Blanton. Awards will be presented for High
- [Annual Senior Tournament - 2018](https://scusbc.org/annual-senior-tournament-2018/) - The 2018 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Upstate USBC Association and held at Golden Lanes, 108 Balcombe Blvd, Simpsonville, SC 29681, telephone 864-967-8551. The dates are November 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th, & 18th, 2018. Entries close October 15, 2018. Debbie Kicklighter is the tournament director.
- [2019 Pepsi Files, Rules and Forms](https://scusbc.org/2019-pepsi-files-rules-and-forms/) - Tina Brown forwarded the Pepsi tournament files consisting of forms, rules and format to Pepsi League Coaches on October 17, 2018. Qualifying for Pepsi will be November 5-18, 2018 and January 7-20, 2019. There are a total of 12 files as follows: U8 & U10 Boys & Girls State Entry Form 2019 U12 Boys State
- [2018 Senior Tournament Unofficial Result as of 11-15-2018](https://scusbc.org/2018-senior-tournament-unofficial-result-as-of-11-15-2018/) - The 2018 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Upstate USBC Association and held at Golden Lanes, 108 Balcombe Blvd, Simpsonville, SC 29681, telephone 864-967-8551. The dates are November 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th, & 18th, 2018. Entries close October 15, 2018. Debbie Kicklighter is the tournament director.Â
- [Carl Blanton](https://scusbc.org/carl-blanton/) - Carl Blanton started bowling in the youth league at Pinewood Lanes 1974-1975 season at age 13. He bowled youth until he turned 18 and moved up to the adult leagues. Carl is currently President of the Carolina Foothills USBC Association. He has served on many committees and does whatever is necessary to promote the sport
- [James Eddie Goins](https://scusbc.org/james-eddie-goins/) - Eddie has been bowling since 1976 in Spartanburg USBC (Carolina Foothills USBC). He has participated in the local tournament for over 41 years. He has received multiple titles for Team, Doubles, Singles and All Events. Other titles received 1986 Region 7 Youth Team USA; 1986 SC Team USA State; 1986 Region 7 Men's Team USA;
- [Lewis Shepard](https://scusbc.org/lewis-shepard/) - Lewis Shepard has bowled in Anderson & Pickens area for over 47 years, current member of Anderson USBC. He has served both Associations as director for 10 years. Served on Lane Certification & Tournament Committee. Lewis has Level II certification for Coaching and is currently coaching the Youth. Participated 18 years in local Association Tournament.Â
- [Teresa Lyday](https://scusbc.org/teresa-lyday/) - Teresa Lyday has been bowling in the Midlands USBC from 1960 to the present. Teresa has actively been involved with the Youth on a Local and State level, since 1997 she has worked with the TSR Tournament, Interstate All Stars and the Pepsi Tournament. Teresa bowled on the Columbia High School League from 1966 to
- [Cheryl Medlin](https://scusbc.org/cheryl-medlin/) - Cheryl Medlin has been a member of the Anderson USBC Association for 37 years, serving as Association Manager. She has served as President of Anderson USBC Bowling Association for 4 years. She served as Association Director in Greenville, Pickens & Anderson for 10 Years. She has served many committees on Local Association. She is a
- [Jerry Paul Horn, Jr.](https://scusbc.org/jerry-paul-horn-jr/) - Jerry has been a member of the Midlands USBC for 30 years. Jerry has 2 Local Association Match Game Titles; 9 Team Titles; 4 Doubles Titles; 2 Singles and 3 All Events. He has also earned PBA Title and 23rd Annual Bellinger Big Dawg Title. Jerry has rolled over 60 300 Games and 22 800
- [2018 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Standings & Proposed Prize List - 11-25-2018](https://scusbc.org/2018-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-standings-proposed-prize-list-11-25-2018/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the Unofficial Standings and Proposed Prize lists for the 2018 Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. 13th Open Unofficial Results as of 11-25-2018 13th Open Proposed Prize List as of 11-25-2018 13th Ladies Unofficial Results as of 11-25-2018 13th Ladies Proposed Prize List as of 11-25-2018
- [SC USBC Forms for use by local associations](https://scusbc.org/sc-usbc-forms-for-use-by-local-associations/) - Kay Mitterling, the SC USBC Association Manager, has provided the following forms to help local association managers in providing information to the SC USBC. Please take a few minutes to review each of these forms. If you have questions, please send us an email or contact Kay Mitterling directly. Thanking you in advance for your
- [2019 Open/Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2019-open-ladies-tournament/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the information for the 2019 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Pee Dee (Florence) Association on May 18 & 19, and May 25 &26, 2019. The Tournament is being held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Southgate Bowling Center. The following
- [2019 Youth State Tournament - 13th Tournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2019-youth-state-tournament-13th-tournament-information/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the information below to help you in sending entries in for this year’s tournament in the Upstate USBC Association (Greenville). Youth Tournament Check List for 2019 Youth Tournament Cover – 2018 Youth Tournament Rules – 2019 Youth Tournament Entry Form – 2019 Power of Attorney Youth Tournament Dress
- [2018 Annual Senior Tournament - Official Standings & Final Prize List - 1-20-2019](https://scusbc.org/2018-annual-senior-tournament-official-standings-final-prize-list-1-20-2019/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the Official Standings and Prize lists for the 13th (2018) Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. 13th Open Official Results as of 1-20-2019 13th Open Final Prize List as of 1-20-2019 13th Ladies Official Results as of 1-20-2019 13th Ladies Final Prize List as of 1-20-2019
- [2019 Youth State Tournament - 13th Hotel Information](https://scusbc.org/2019-youth-state-tournament-13th-hotel-information/) - Ken Gibson of the Upstate (Greenville Association) has requested the following Hotel Information be provided for your information. 2019 Youth State Tournament Hotel Information
- [2019 Pepsi Email Information](https://scusbc.org/2019-pepsi-email-information/) - Information from Tina Brown, SC Pepsi Youth Championship Tournament Director, email on 11 February 2019
- [2019 Pepsi Sponsor Packet Information](https://scusbc.org/2019-pepsi-sponsor-packet-information/) - Debby Kicklighter, President of the SC USBC, recently sent the following information concerning the Pepsi Sponsor Packet. 2019 Pepsi Sponsor Letter 2019 Pepsi Sponsor Packet
- [2019 Pepsi Results from bowling March 9 & 10, 2019](https://scusbc.org/2019-pepsi-results-from-bowling-march-9-10-2019/) - Tina Brown, Pepsi Tournament Manager, forwarded the Pepsi tournament results from March 9 & 10, 2019 to the coaches by email on March 11, 2019. I have listed the 10 files included in her email below. Please check the spelling on your bowlers and let us know if we have any names spelled incorrectly. Any
- [2019 Pepsi Step-Ladder Finals March 16, 2019](https://scusbc.org/2019-pepsi-step-ladder-finals-march-16-2019/) - Tina Brown provided the results from the Step-Ladder Finals held March 16, 2019 at Southgate Bowling Center. Prior to the finals, medals were given to the top 15% from bowling on March 9-10, 2019 for U12, U15, U17 and U20. We hope everyone enjoyed the tournament and congratulations to the winners. Top 15% after bowling
- [2019 Youth State Tournament - 1st Weekend Results](https://scusbc.org/2019-youth-state-tournament-1st-weekend-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the 13th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the results from the first weekend (April 27 and 28, 2019) in Greenville (Upstate Association). The last weekend will be next weekend (May 4 and 5, 2019) Results from first weekend - April 27 and 28, 2019
- [2019 Youth State Tournament - Unofficial results for this year's tournament](https://scusbc.org/2019-youth-state-tournament-unofficial-results-for-this-years-tournament/) - Sandy Wallace, the 13th Youth State Tournament Director, has provided the results from the second and final weekend (May 4 and 5, 2019) in Greenville (Upstate Association). The following is the email she sent on May 10, 2019. "Good Morning All, Attached you will find the unofficial results for this year tournament for all bowlers.
- [2019 Open/Ladies Tournament - 1st Weekend Results](https://scusbc.org/2019-open-ladies-tournament-1st-weekend-results/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the results from the first weekend (May 18 & 19, 2019) of the 2019 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament being held in the Pee Dee (Florence) Association. The Tournament is being held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Southgate Bowling Center. The following are the
- [2019 Open/Ladies Tournament - 2nd Weekend Results and Proposed Prize List](https://scusbc.org/2019-open-ladies-tournament-2nd-weekend-results-and-proposed-prize-list/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the results from the second weekend (May 25 & 26, 2019) of the 2019 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament being held in the Pee Dee (Florence) Association. The Tournament is being held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Southgate Bowling Center. The following are the
- [2019 Open and Ladies Tournament Final Results and Proposed Prize List](https://scusbc.org/2019-open-and-ladies-tournament-final-results-and-proposed-prize-list/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the final results for the 2019 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament held in the Pee Dee (Florence) Association. The tournament dates were May 18 & 19 and 26 & 26, 2019 The Tournament was held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Southgate Bowling Center. Open
- [2019 Youth State Tournament Final Results](https://scusbc.org/2019-youth-state-tournament-final-results/) - Sandy Wallace, the tournament director, has provided the following final results for the 13th Youth State Tournament which was held in the Upstate (Greenville) Association. It should be noted that bowlers can win All Events Handicap or All Events Scratch but not both. We solicit your help in reviewing the list of winners and notifying
- [2019-2020 SC All Star Team](https://scusbc.org/2019-2020-sc-all-star-team/) - Sandy Wallace posted the following information on Facebook recently. Congratulations to each of the bowlers listed. 2019-2020 All Star Team
- [2019 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2019-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - The South Carolina Association 2019 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 4-6, 2019 in Aiken at the Hilton Garden Inn, 350 East Gate Drive, Aiken, SC 29803. This year's Hall of Fame inductees are Chen Lek; Terry Clark, Jr.; Vera Stamp (deceased); Bill Brady; Kasey Maddox; Mitchell Bowers; and Marty Chapman.
- [Superlative Awards 2019-2020](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2019-2020/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2019-2020 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2020. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [2019-2020 Pepsi League Level Handbook](https://scusbc.org/2019-2020-pepsi-league-level-handbook/) - ############################################################## #### For updated dates for tournament and annual meeting ############################################################## Tina Brown, SC Pepsi Championships Tournament Director, sent an email with the following information: Welcome to the 2019-2020 SC Pepsi season. I would like to thank everyone for your help, support, and understanding last year. It definitely was a learning year. I feel like
- [Annual Senior Tournament - 2019](https://scusbc.org/annual-senior-tournament-2019/) - The 2019 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Greater Charleston USBC Association and held at Sandpiper Bowl, 3291 Ashley Phosphate, Charleston, SC 29418, telephone 843-552-8530. The dates are November 2nd, 3rd, and 9th, 10th, 2019. Entries close October 15, 2019. Debbie Kicklighter is the tournament director. Open
- [Vera Mae Stamps](https://scusbc.org/vera-mae-stamps/) - Vera was born in 1933 in Iva, SC. She married Gene Stamps in 1950 in Anderson. She worked at Clark Schwebel in the accounting department for 30 years. She had three children. She didn't start bowling until 1964 and was a member of the Anderson WBA and SCWBA for 38 years. She served the Anderson
- [Terry Lee Clark, Jr.](https://scusbc.org/terry-lee-clark-jr/) - Terry is currently a member of the Carolina Foothills USBC he has had a passion for bowling at age 2. He enjoys bowling with his family and friends. He has bowled many 300's and several other games over 275. He has won state doubles with his wife twice, he has won serveral city tournament events
- [William "Bill" Brady](https://scusbc.org/william-bill-brady/) - Bill has been active member in good standings of the United States Bowling Congress for over forty-five years. He started bowling when he was a youth in AJBC, continued in ABC, and now is a part of the USBC Association. He devotes and has devoted many hours of his time to better the sport of
- [Kasey Maddox](https://scusbc.org/kasey-maddox/) - Kasey Maddox originally from Ohio, moved to Anderon in 1997. Her and her husband David married for 35 years they have one son Zach, who went to college on a bowling scholarship. They live in Clemson and own The Twisted Spur Ranch in Anderson, SC, where they raise performance quarter horses. She loves her family,
- [Marty Chapman](https://scusbc.org/marty-chapman/) - Marty Chapman is currently a member of Carolina Foothills USBC Association. Marty started bowling with his father in 1958 at West Lane (12 lanes) which later moved to Gaffney. Marty was one of the first youth to bowl in the Junior Program under Eula Shook. Marty won a Team event bowling in the Jr Southeastern
- [2020 Pepsi Files, Rules and Forms](https://scusbc.org/2020-pepsi-files-rules-and-forms/) - ############################################################## #### For updated dates for tournament and annual meeting ############################################################## Tina Brown forwarded the Pepsi tournament files consisting of forms, rules and format to Pepsi League Coaches on October 9, 2019. Qualifying for Pepsi will be November 4-17, 2019 and January 6-19, 2020. There are a total of 12 files as follows: U8 &
- [2019 Senior Tournament Unofficial Result as of 11-11-2019](https://scusbc.org/2019-senior-tournament-unofficial-result-as-of-11-11-2019/) - The 2019 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Greater Charleston USBC Association and held at Sandpiper Bowl, 3291 Ashley Phosphate, Charleston, SC 29418, telephone 843-552-8530. The dates are November 2nd, 3rd, and 9th, 10th, 2019. Entries close October 15, 2019. Debbie Kicklighter is the tournament director.
- [2019 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Standings & Proposed Prize List - 11-13-2019](https://scusbc.org/2019-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-standings-proposed-prize-list-11-13-2019/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the Unofficial Standings and Proposed Prize lists for the 2019 Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. 14th Open Unofficial Results as of 11-13-2019 14th Open Proposed Prize List as of 11-13-2019 14th Ladies Unofficial Results as of 11-13-2019 14th Ladies Proposed Prize List as of 11-13-2019
- [2019 Annual Senior Tournament - Final Standings & Final Prize List - 12-7-2019](https://scusbc.org/2019-annual-senior-tournament-final-standings-final-prize-list-12-7-2019/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the Final Standings and Final lists for the 2019 Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. 14th Open Final Results as of 12-7-2019 14th Open Final Prize List as of 12-7-2019 14th Ladies Final Results as of 12-7-2019 14th Ladies Final Prize List as of 12-7-2019
- [2020 Youth State Tournament - 14th Tournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2020-youth-state-tournament-14th-tournament-information/) - ############################################################## #### For updated dates for tournament and annual meeting ############################################################## Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the information below to help you in sending entries in for this year’s tournament in the Greater Charleston USBC Association. Youth Tournament Check List for 2020 Youth Tournament Cover – 2020 Youth Tournament Rules – 2020 Youth
- [2020 SC USBC Forms for use by local associations](https://scusbc.org/2020-sc-usbc-forms-for-use-by-local-associations/) - ############################################################## #### For updated dates for tournament and annual meeting ############################################################## Kay Mitterling, the SC USBC Association Manager, has provided the following forms to help local association managers in providing information to the SC USBC. Please take a few minutes to review each of these forms. If you have questions, please send us an email
- [2020 Open/Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2020-open-ladies-tournament/) - ############################################################## #### For updated dates for tournament and annual meeting ############################################################## Kay Mitterling requested we post the information for the 2020 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Upstate (Greenville) Association on May 16 & 17, and May 23 & 24, 2020. The Tournament is being held in two centers
- [Message from the SCUSBC President concerning our revised tournament schedules - 4-7-2020](https://scusbc.org/message-from-the-scusbc-president-concerning-our-revised-tournament-schedules-4-7-2020/) - UPDATE ON SCUSBC TOURNAMENTS The SCUSBC has rescheduled the following tournaments: Pepsi Youth Tournament will be held June 6, 7 with stepladder finals on June 13th. Please note that the dates for the Pepsi Tournamnet have been changed to Qualifying Weekends July 11-12, 2020 and July 18-19, 2020 with stepladder finals on July 25, 2020
- [2020 Open/Ladies Tournament - 1st Weekend Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2020-open-ladies-tournament-1st-weekend-unofficial-results/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the results from the first weekend (June 20 & 21, 2020) of the 2020 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament being held in the Upstate (Greenville) Association. The Tournament is being held in two centers - Team Event - Golden Lanes (in Simpsonville) and Doubles/Singles - Bowlero (Formerly All
- [2020 Open/Ladies Tournament - Unofficial Results as of 6-29-2020](https://scusbc.org/2020-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-6-29-2020/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the Unofficial results from the 2020 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament being held in the Upstate (Greenville) Association. The Tournament is being held in two centers - Team Event - Golden Lanes (in Simpsonville) and Doubles/Singles - Bowlero (Formerly All Star Lanes in Greenville). The following are the
- [2020 Youth State Tournament - 14th Tournament Motel Information](https://scusbc.org/2020-youth-state-tournament-14th-tournament-motel-information/) - The following information is about motel's in the Sandpiper Bowl area in Charleston for this year's tournament. The tournament dates are August 7-8 and 14-15, 2020. Ashley Phosphate Hotels
- [2020 South Carolina SCUSBC Annual Meeting August 1, 2020](https://scusbc.org/2020-south-carolina-scusbc-annual-meeting-august-1-2020/) - The Annual Meeting will be at Saluda Shoal Park, 5606 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC 29212. For information about the park go to their web site at www.icrc.net, click on Saluda Shoal Park, click on Facilities/rental, drop down and click on environmental center, scroll down to floor plan. (a link is provided below). Classroom 2
- [2020 Open/Ladies Tournament - Final Prize Listing 7-7-2020](https://scusbc.org/2020-open-ladies-tournament-final-prize-listing-7-7-2020/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the Final Prize Listing from the 2020 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament which was held in the Upstate (Greenville) Association. The Tournament is being held in two centers - Team Event - Golden Lanes (in Simpsonville) and Doubles/Singles - Bowlero (Formerly All Star Lanes in Greenville). The following
- [2020 Pepsi Tournament Qualifying July 18-19, 2020](https://scusbc.org/2020-pepsi-tournament-qualifying-july-18-19-2020/) - Email from Tina Brown dated 7-20-2020
- [2020 Pepsi Final Standing and Scholarships Awarded](https://scusbc.org/2020-pepsi-final-standing-and-scholarships-awarded/) - Tina Brown the Pepsi Tournament Manager has provided the final standings for the 2020 Pepsi Tournament and the scholarships that are going to be awarded. 2020 Pepsi Final Standings
- [14th Youth State Tournament Unofficial Results as of 8-12-2020](https://scusbc.org/14th-youth-state-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-8-12-2020/) - Sandy Wallace has provided the unofficial results for the first weekend. Some bowlers in the data base with the wrong gender and gender changes have to be made on a local level and then imported into our state data base. Division 4 Singles Girls leader is Jadeyn Surprenant, Greater Charleston USBC with a 469. Unofficial
- [14th Youth State Tournament Unofficial Results as of 8-19-2020](https://scusbc.org/14th-youth-state-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-8-19-2020/) - Sandy Wallace sent an email as follows: "I want to thank each of you for all your hard work in coordinating your Youth bowlers for this years tournament. I know this was not easy. Attached you will find the unofficial standings. Just a reminder we will award 3 places in each event. Bowlers may not
- [2020 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2020-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - The South Carolina Association 2020 Fall Meeting/Workshops/Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 3, 2020 in Spartanburg at Hampton Inn and Suites/1881 Event Hall 805 Spartan Blvd., Spartanburg, SC 29301 (you can walk to the Event Hall) from 9:00 am to Noon; and then from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. SCUSBC Hall of
- [Superlative Awards 2020-2021](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2020-2021/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2020-2021 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2021. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [2020 Hall of Fame Meeting - Additional Information](https://scusbc.org/2020-hall-of-fame-meeting-additional-information/) - SCUSBC Hall of Fame Induction/State Awards will be at VFW Post 9539 at 325 Carolina Drive Ext., Roebuck, SC 29376 on October 3, 2020, from 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm. The buffet meal will start serving at 6:00 pm. The cost is $25.00 per person (with BBQ Pulled Pork, Ribs, Pulled Chicken, baked beans, mac
- [14th Youth State Tournament Official Results as of 9-7-2020](https://scusbc.org/14th-youth-state-tournament-official-results-as-of-9-7-2020/) - Sandy Wallace sent an email with the Official Results from the 14th Tournament. Please review the results for correct spelling of names. Overall Scratch - Team, Doubles, Singles, President's and Youth Leader Awards Team Event Doubles Event Singles Event All Events Scratch - Boys and Girls All Events Handicap - Boys and Girls
- [Annual Senior Tournament - 2020](https://scusbc.org/annual-senior-tournament-2020/) - The 2020 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Aiken County USBC Association and held at Northside Lanes, 1745 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, SC 29841, telephone 803-229-1948. The dates are October 31st-November 1st, 7th & 8th, 2020. Early entries close October 15, 2020. Debbie Kicklighter is the tournament
- [2021 Pepsi Files, Rules, and Guidelines](https://scusbc.org/2021-pepsi-files-rules-and-guidelines/) - Tina Brown sent the following information in an email on October 9, 2020: I hope you are all doing well. Attached you will find the Pepsi 2020-2021 rules, guide and entry forms. There are a few changes this year, so please let me know if you have any questions. Remember the qualifying ration is 1:3.
- [2020 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Standings - 11-5-2020](https://scusbc.org/2020-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-standings-11-5-2020/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the Unofficial Standings for the 2020 15th Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. 15th Open Unofficial Results as of 11-5-2020
- [2020 Annual Senior Tournament - Unofficial Standings - 11-14-2020](https://scusbc.org/2020-annual-senior-tournament-unofficial-standings-11-14-2020/) - Debby Kicklighter has provided the Unofficial Standings for the 2020 15th Annual Senior Tournament Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament. Please note I was having computer problems and thus the delay for providing this information. 15th Open Unofficial Results as of 11-14-2020 15th Open Proposed Prize List 15th Ladies Unofficial Results as of 11-14-2020 15th
- [Teresa Manning](https://scusbc.org/teresa-manning/) - Teresa Martinez Manning has been a member of the United State Bowling Congress for over fifty years. She started bowling as a youth in AJBC, continued in WIBC and ABC, and now is a member of USBC. Teresa is currently serving on the Low Country Association's Board in Beaufort, SC as Vice President but has
- [Jenny O'Barr](https://scusbc.org/jenny-obarr/) - Jenny O'Barr is married to Mike O'Barr and they have two daughters, Jennifer & Nikki. They will be married 55 years in February. Jenny started working at Anderson Bowling Center in 1970. She and Mike worked together in bowling for 50 years and both retired from Boulevard Lanes on January 2, 2020. Her hobbies are
- [Elaine Hill](https://scusbc.org/elaine-hill/) - Elaine Hill has been bowling in leagues since 1970. She started helping coach the kids in 1972 at the old Dixie Lanes in Greenville and she has worked as a coach ever since. She has been over the league at Tri City Lanes for about 20 years. Elaine is passionate for the sport of bowling
- [Ricky Marshall](https://scusbc.org/ricky-marshall/) - Marshall has been a member of the Carolina Foothills USBC Association (Formerly Spartanbug USBC) since 1998. He started his bowling career at age 18 at the old Pinewood Bowling Center in Spartanburg, coached by Mac Sanders. Marshall has bowled in serveral leagues each week throughout the county for many years. He currently bowls at Star
- [Michael Painter](https://scusbc.org/michael-painter/) - Michael started bowling at age 5. He has been bowling for 45 years in both the Spartanburg and Greenville associations in multiple leagues each week. He is currently a member of the Carolina Foothills USBC Association. He married Sharee 7 years ago and they have 5 children and 4 grandchildren. Michael's recorded achievements include 25
- [Larry Gilreath](https://scusbc.org/larry-gilreath/) - Larry started bowling on his first date in 1972 and started bowling league the next week. He and his wife Linda of 46 years have bowled together in leagues for years. Both his children Kevin and Erin are bowlers as well as his grandchildren. Larry has served as Officer of many leagues over the years
- [Sarah Clark](https://scusbc.org/sarah-clark/) - Sarah started bowling at the age of 17 in Cookeville, TN with fellow co-workers from Dairy Queen. She enjoyed the experience and returned for a second season where she met her husband of twenty years. Sarah started out throwing a Mickey Mouse Vis-a-ball averaging 135 her first two seasons.. Now 24 years later, she consistently
- [Ricky McKnight](https://scusbc.org/ricky-mcknight/) - Ricky's bowling history began in 1989-1990 in a small 24 lane house, full of bowlers and many who were on a waiting list to get on a team for the Sunday Night Shift-workers at All Star Lanes in Florence. He has continued to grow throughout the years, advancing from one league a week to four
- [Chamroeun "Chin" Lek](https://scusbc.org/chamroeun-chin-lek/) - Chin moved to SC in 1990, he started bowling at age 23. Chin has a son Rico he enjoys fishing, volleyball, working with gadgets and of course bowling. Chin supports all three bowling Centers in our local association. Chin Lek is currently a member of Carolina Foothills USBC Association, formerly Spartanburg USBC. Chin has recorded
- [Jerry Mitchell Bowers, Jr.](https://scusbc.org/jerry-mitchell-bowers-jr/) - 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
- [2021 Youth State Tournament - 15th Tournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2021-youth-state-tournament-15th-tournament-information/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the information below to help you in sending entries in for this year’s tournament in the Tri County USBC Association (Rock Hill). The tournament is scheduled for April 17/18 and 24/25, 2021 with all bowling at Strikers Family Sports Center. Tri County T-shirt design Tri County T-shirt order
- [2021 Open/Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2020-open-ladies-tournament-2/) - Kay Mitterling has forwarded entry for to each association and we are posting this information for the 2021 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Grand Strand Association on May 15 & 16, and May 22 & 23, 2021. The Tournament is being held in two centers - Team Event
- [Annual Meeting May 15, 2021](https://scusbc.org/annual-meeting-may-15-2021/) - The location of the Annual Meeting on Saturday May 15, 2021 at 9:30 am will be at Surfside Bowling Center, 510 Hwy 17 N, Surfside Beach, SC 29575 Telephone: (843) 238-2695. Registration is at 9:15 am. Please provide your delegates with this information. Look forward to seeing everyone at the Annual Meeting. Please note the
- [2021 Pepsi Unofficial Results revised 3-23-2021](https://scusbc.org/2021-pepsi-unofficial-results/) - Per email from Tina Brown on 3-21-2021 she provided the UNOFFICIAL PEPSI RESULTS. Highlighted bowlers need to return to Myrtle Beach Bowl Saturday March 27. Bowling will begin at 10:00 am. Check-in is at 9:00 am. Each bowler will bowl 6 games, then the top 5 in each group will compete in stepladder competition until
- [2021 Pepsi Unofficial Results U8-U10 revised 3-23-2021](https://scusbc.org/2021-pepsi-unofficial-results-u8-u10/) - Per an email from Tina Brown on 3-22-2021 she provided the unofficial standing for U8-U10. These bowlers are finished (U8-U10) and do not need to return. Revised 3-23-2021 U8-U10 Unofficial Standing was revised on 3-23-2021 and now shows all divisions.
- [Youth High Scores as of 4-30-2021](https://scusbc.org/youth-high-scores-as-of-4-30-2021/) - The following was compiled from information available to the Youth Committee Recording Secretary and in no way is meant to be a complete list of high scores for our youth. 248 - 300 Games 63 - 299 Games 26 - 298 Games 7 - 297 Games 3 - 296 Games 4 - 295 Games 29
- [2021 Youth State Tournament - 15th Tournament Unofficial Result 5-1-2021](https://scusbc.org/2021-youth-state-tournament-15th-tournament-unofficial-result-5-1-2021/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the unofficial results for the 15th Tournament which was held in the Tri County USBC Association (Rock Hill). The tournament was held April 17/18 and 24/25, 2021 with all bowling at Strikers Family Sports Center. Sandy wanted to remind everyone an individual may not win both a handicap
- [2021 Youth State Tournament - 15th Tournament Official Results](https://scusbc.org/2021-youth-state-tournament-15th-tournament-official-results/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the Official results for the 15th Tournament which was held in the Tri County USBC Association (Rock Hill). The tournament was held April 17/18 and 24/25, 2021 with all bowling at Strikers Family Sports Center. Sandy wanted to remind everyone an individual may not win both a handicap
- [2021 Open/Ladies Tournament - Unofficial Results as of 6-2-2021](https://scusbc.org/2021-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-6-2-2021/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the Unofficial results from the 2021 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament held in the Grand Strand Association. The following are the Unofficial Results from this year's tournament: Open Tournament Unofficial Results from this year's tournament Open Proposed Prize List Ladies Tournament Unofficial Results from this year's tournament
- [2020-2021 SC Youth Intlerstate All-Star Team Year End Banquet](https://scusbc.org/2020-2021-sc-youth-intlerstate-all-star-team-year-end-banquet/) - Sandy Wallace sent the following information about your 2020-2021 season. Congratulations to each person who participated or contributed to the success of this season. Flyer for 2020-2021
- [2021 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2021-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - Please note the deadline for making reservation at Crown Reef is August 30, 2021. The Hall of Fame Meeting will be held the weekend of October 1-3, 2021 with the Hall of Fame dinner on Saturday October 2, 2021. Jamboree information
- [Superlative Awards 2021-2022](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2021-2022/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2021-2022 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2022. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [Annual Seniors Tournament - 2021](https://scusbc.org/annual-seniors-tournament-2021/) - The 2021 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone 864-576-0066. The dates are November 6th, 7th, 13th, 14th, 2021. Early entries close October 15, 2021 and other entries accepted after that.
- [2022 Pepsi Files, Rules, and Guidelines](https://scusbc.org/2022-pepsi-files-rules-and-guidelines/) - Tina Brown sent the following information in an email on September 27, 2021 in which she attached the following information. If you have any questions please contact Tina. U8 & U10 Boys & Girls State Entry Form 2022 U12 Boys State Entry Form 2022 U12 Girls State Entry Form 2022 U15 Boys State Entry Form
- [Tony Johnson](https://scusbc.org/tony-johnson/) - Tony Johnson begin practicing with a couple of guys at his workplace, whoinsisted that he join their plant bowling league. Tony had no interest inbowling until this group introduced him to the sport in the fall of 1978 andonce, he got started, he never stopped. Tony loves the sport of bowling somuch to where he
- [George Lidlow](https://scusbc.org/george-lidlow/) - George and his wife Lorraine live in Williamston SC and hasbeen a nationally sanctioned bowler for 61 years bowling inAnderson for the past 15 years.He has competed in many ABC/USBC tournaments and hasreceived recognition for 25- and 30-year increments ofparticipation as a sanctioned bowler.George has received awards for 300 games, 11 in a row gameand
- [Mac Sanders](https://scusbc.org/mac-sanders/) - Mac Sanders was born July 22, 1965, grew up in Taylors SC . Hestarted bowling at the age of four. Bowled his first 200 game atage 10, first 6oo series at age 11. He rolled his first 700 series in1985 and hist first 300 game in 1992. His personal high series of879 won the State
- [Charles Lee Thompson](https://scusbc.org/charles-lee-thompson/) - Charles has been married to his high school sweetheart for over39 years. He retired from Michelin IMA May 31, 2019, after 22years of service. Charles has served as President on the LocalAnderson board for 15 years. Charles was inducted into thelocal Hall of Fame in 2005. Charles has bowled in over 40 SCUSBC State Tournaments.
- [Jay Pike](https://scusbc.org/jay-pike/) - 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
- [Paul Cole](https://scusbc.org/paul-cole/) - Paul and his wife Sherry Kelly have been married for 23 years. They metat the bowling center through a mutual friend even though Sherry wasnot an avid bowler. He has owned a home design business for over 30years.Paul has been a member of the USBC for over 40 years. He startedbowling when he was a
- [James "Barney" Mattenson](https://scusbc.org/james-barney-mattenson/) - James “Barney†Mattenson started his bowling as a youth in New Jerseywhere he lived with his parents until he graduated in 1966. After graduation hemoved to Florence, SC to start up Carbide with family members. In September1968, he joined the US Army where he proudly served his country and servedin the Vietnam war. During this
- [2021 Senior Tournament Unofficial Results as of 11-10-2021](https://scusbc.org/2021-senior-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-11-10-2021/) - The 2021 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone 864-576-0066. The dates are November 6th, 7th, 13th, 14th, 2021. Early entries close October 15, 2021 and other entries accepted after that.
- [2021 Senior Tournament Unofficial Results as of 11-16-2021](https://scusbc.org/2021-senior-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-11-16-2021/) - The 2021 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone 864-576-0066. The dates are November 6th, 7th, 13th, 14th, 2021. Early entries close October 15, 2021 and other entries accepted after that.
- [2021 Senior Tournament Official Results](https://scusbc.org/2021-senior-tournament-official-results/) - The 2021 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is a wrap for 2021. Thanks to the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and Paradise Lanes for hosting the Senior Tournament this year. Thanks also to Debby Kicklighter for serving as your tournament director. Open Senior Tournament Final Results for 2021 Open Final Prize List
- [2022 Youth State Tournament - 16thTournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2022-youth-state-tournament-16thtournament-information/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the information below to help you in submitting your entries in for this year’s tournament being held in the Carolina Foothills USBC Association (Spartanburg). The tournament is scheduled for April 23/24 and 30, 2022 and May 1, 2022 with all bowling at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road,
- [2022 Open/Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2022-open-ladies-tournament/) - Kay Mitterling has or will be forwarding entry forms to each association and we are posting this information for the 2022 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Midlands (Columbia) Association on May 14 & 15, and May 21 & 22, 2022. The Tournament is being held in two centers
- [2022 Pepsi Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2022-pepsi-unofficial-results/) - Tina Brown, Tournament Manager, sent an email dated 3-14-2022 which provided the unofficial results. She asked the coaches to contact their bowlers whose names are highlighted and have them return to Strikers in Rock Hill Saturday. Check in starts at 9 am and Bowling begins at 10 am. Unofficial Standing for U12-U18 Boys and Girls
- [2021-2022 Youth All Star Banquet and Scholarship](https://scusbc.org/2021-2022-youth-all-star-banquet-and-scholarship/) - Sandy Wallace wanted to recognize the eight winners of a $250.00 Scholarship from Bowl4life Scholarship Foundation. Congratulations to the following bowlers: Mallory Newton, Abigail Parks, Aiden Totherow, Brady Proveaux Bekah Chynoweth, Zoe Moore, William Young and Jonathan Michadick. Congratulations to each of the South Carolina participants for representing our state in this great program with
- [2022 Pepsi Final Standings and Scholarships Awarded](https://scusbc.org/2022-pepsi-final-standings-and-scholarships-awarded/) - Congratulations to Tina Brown and the people who assisted her in putting on another great Pepsi Tournament. We hope the bowlers and their parents enjoyed their experience and are looking forward to next year. The results are as follow: Pepsi Final Results and Scholarship Winners by Divisions Pepsi Additional Scholarships
- [Annual Meeting May 14, 2022](https://scusbc.org/annual-meeting-may-14-2022/) - The location of the Annual Meeting on Saturday May 14, 2022 at 9:30 am will be at Saluda Shoals Park, 5605 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC. Registration is at 9:15 am. Please provide your delegates with this information. Look forward to seeing everyone at the Annual Meeting. Delegate 2021-2022 Slate for Board
- [2022 Youth State Tournament - 16thTournament Unofficial Result as of 4-27-2022](https://scusbc.org/2022-youth-state-tournament-16thtournament-unofficial-result-as-of-4-27-2022/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the unofficial results for the 16thTournament which was held in the Carolina Foothills USBC Association. The tournament was held April 23/24, 2022 and has one more weekend 30/May 1, 2022 with all bowling at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301. Unofficial Standing as of 4-27-2022
- [2022 Youth State Tournament - 16thTournament Unofficial Result as of 5-04-2022](https://scusbc.org/2022-youth-state-tournament-16thtournament-unofficial-result-as-of-5-04-2022/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the unofficial results for the 16thTournament which was held in the Carolina Foothills USBC Association. The tournament was held April 23/24, 2022 and 30/May 1, 2022 with all bowling at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301. The tournament is now history and we hope everyone
- [2022 Open/Ladies Tournament - Unofficial Results as of 5-17-2022](https://scusbc.org/2022-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-5-17-2022/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the Unofficial results from the 2022 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament held in the Midlands Association. The following are the Unofficial Results from the First Weekend May 14-15, 2022: Open Tournament Unofficial Results from May 14-15, 2022 Ladies Tournament Unofficial Results from May 14-15, 2022
- [2022 Open/Ladies Tournament - Unofficial Results as of 5-22-2022](https://scusbc.org/2022-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-results-as-of-5-22-2022/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the Unofficial results from the 2022 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament held in the Midlands Association. The following are the Unofficial Results from the Second Weekend May 21-22, 2022: Open Tournament - Unofficial Results from May 21-22, 2022 Open Tournament Proposed Prize List Ladies Tournament - Unofficial
- [2022 Youth State Tournament - 16th Tournament Official Results](https://scusbc.org/2022-youth-state-tournament-16th-tournament-official-results/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the Official results for the 16thTournament which was held in the Carolina Foothills USBC Association. The tournament was held April 17/18 and April 24/25, 2022 with all bowling at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301. The tournament is now history and we hope everyone who
- [2022 Open/Ladies Tournament - Final Prize Listing 6-18-2022](https://scusbc.org/2022-open-ladies-tournament-final-prize-listing-6-18-2022/) - Kay Mitterling requested we post the Final Prize Listing from the 2022 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament which was held in the Carolina Foothills Association. The Tournament was held at Paradise Lanes. The following are the Final Prize Listings as of 6-18-2022 from this year's Tournaments. Open Tournament Final Prize Listing Ladies Tournament
- [2022 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2022-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - Please note this year's Jamboree and Hall of Fame Banquet is the the weekend of October 7-9, 2022 in Greenwood SC. Friday night the youth committee meeting will be as 9:00 pm at Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 300 North Creed Blvd, Greenwood, SC 29649. The Hall of Fame Banquet is Saturday Night at 6:00
- [2022 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2022-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament/) - The 2022 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association and held at Myrtle Beach Bowl, 101 Phillips Gray Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, telephone (843) 236-1020. The dates are November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th, 2022. Entries close October 15, 2022. Debby Kicklighter is your
- [Superlative Awards 2022-2023](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2022-2023/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2022-2023 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2023. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [2022 HOF Group Photo](https://scusbc.org/2022-hof-group-photo/)
- [Billy Sewell](https://scusbc.org/billy-sewell/) - Billy was born on December 15, 1962 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He has been married to Christine L Sewell for the last 24 years with three children. Billy initially started bowling in 1982 in the Army. After his enlistment, he started bowling with his dad, Arling Sewell, at Pinewood Lanes. Since then, he has bowled
- [Ted Ackley](https://scusbc.org/ted-ackley/) - It all started in 1954, in Northern New Your State about two miles from Canada. Ted had recently married and was looking for a winter recreational activity. The choices were limited so he joined the company bowling league. He only averaged 143 that first year but he was hooked. The following season, the league needed
- [2022 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2022-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament-unofficial-results/) - The 2022 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament was hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association and held at Myrtle Beach Bowl, 101 Phillips Gray Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, telephone (843) 236-1020. The dates are November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th, 2022. Entries close October 15, 2022. The following are the unofficial
- [Larry Nowak](https://scusbc.org/larry-nowak/) - Larry Nowak as born and raided in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and started in the bowling business at the age of 16. He began his career with Red Carpet Lanes, which had four centers at the time. He worked in the back of the machines and stocked the bar. Shortly after turning 18, Larry was offered a
- [Daphne Smith](https://scusbc.org/daphne-smith/) - Daphne joined her first league in1998. She has continued to bowl multiple leagues each season and bowls one to two weekends a month in Events or Tournaments. She met her husband, Nick, of 14 years while bowling. Bowling has been a huge part of their lives for over two decades.Daphne has been a member of
- [Nick Smith](https://scusbc.org/nick-smith/) - Nick started bowling at age 4 and bowled his first league at age 5. He won Bowler of the Year in every youth division growing up (Bantam,Prep,Junior,Major, and Senior). Nick won the Senior Superlative award as a Senior in High School for the Upstate Association in 2001. He also won the South Carolina State Youth
- [Arthur Dionisio](https://scusbc.org/arthur-dionisio/) - Blame it on the Boy Scouts! It all started when Arthur joined the Cub Scouts at age 7. His troop had bowling outings and he quickly took aliking to the sport. He soon joined the Local Youth Leagues and went on to bowl for his High School Team before joining the adults.Arthur was born in
- [Chris Glaz](https://scusbc.org/chris-glaz/) - 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
- [Marion Ross](https://scusbc.org/marion-ross/) - Marion first started bowling in Greenville around 1990 based on yearbook listings. His average was not that high at first, but he improved over the years until his average rose to 193 in 2001-2002 Season. Shortly after that he had some bumps in the road, but his average stayed steady in the 1980's until the
- [2022 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament Official Results](https://scusbc.org/2022-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament-official-results/) - The 2022 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament was hosted by the Grand Strand USBC Association and held at Myrtle Beach Bowl, 101 Phillips Gray Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, telephone (843) 236-1020. The dates were November 5th, 6th, 12th, 13th, 2022. Entries close October 15, 2022. The following are the Official
- [2023 Youth State Tournament - 17thTournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2023-youth-state-tournament-16thtournament-information/) - Happy New Year! Attached you will find this year's entry form for our 17th Annual Youth Championship Tournament being hosted by Grand Strand USBC Association. Coaches, please let your parents and bowlers know that the Try outs for the SC All Stars will be during both the Pepsi Competition and this Tournament during singles and
- [2023 Open/Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2023-open-ladies-tournament/) - Sandy Wallace has or will be forwarding entry forms to each association and we are posting this information for the 2023 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Carolina Foothills Association on May 20 & 21, 27 & 28, and June 3 & 4, 2023. The Tournament is being held
- [2023 Pepsi Qualifying Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-pepsi-qualifying-results/) - Bowlers highlighted in green are to return to Paradise Lanes Saturday. Checkin starts at 9:00 am with bowling starting at 10:00 am. Thank you all for participating and for your patients this weekend Results by Division
- [2023 Pepsi Scholarships and Winners](https://scusbc.org/2023-pepsi-scholarships-and-winners/) - Results for 2023
- [2023 Youth State Tournament - 17thTournament Information 1st & 2nd Weekend Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-youth-state-tournament-17thtournament-information-1st-weekend-unofficial-results/) - Sandy Wallace wanted to remind you that the bowlers first scores bowled counts towards that event (Singles/All Events). Questions or concerns please let me know. 1st Weekend Unofficial Results 2nd Weekend Unofficial Results
- [2023 Open/Ladies Tournament Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-open-ladies-tournament-unofficial-results/) - The 2023 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be held in the Carolina Foothills Association on May 20 & 21, 27 & 28, and June 3 & 4, 2023. The Tournament is being held in one center - Team Event and Doubles/Singles - Paradise Lanes. Ladies Unofficial Results for May 20 & 21,
- [2023 Youth State Tournament - 17th Tournament Official Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-youth-state-tournament-17th-tournament-official-results/) - Sandy Wallace, Youth State Tournament Director, forwarded the Official results for the 17thTournament which was held at the Grand Strand USBC Association. The tournament was held April 22/23 and April 29/30, 2023 with Team at Surfside Bowling and Singles/Doubles at Myrtle Beach Bowl. The tournament is now history and we hope everyone who participated had
- [2023 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2023-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament/) - The 2023 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Sumter USBC Association and held at Gamecock Bowling Center, 817 Broad Street, Sumter, SC 29150, telephone (803) 775-1197. The dates are November 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th, 2023. Early entries close October 15, 2023. Debby Kicklighter is your
- [2023 Hall of Fame Meeting (replaces the Jamboree)](https://scusbc.org/2023-hall-of-fame-meeting-replaces-the-jamboree/) - Please note this year's Jamboree and Hall of Fame Banquet is the the weekend of October 6-8, 2023 in Greer, SC. Friday night the youth committee meeting will be as 9:00 pm at Hampton Inn, 112 North Creed Blvd, Greenwood, SC 29649, Phone 1-888-549-6602, Group Code 902, Group Name SCUDBC HOF. The Hall of Fame
- [Superlative Awards 2023-2024](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2023-2024/) - The Superlative Awards for the 2023-2024 season are due to Dave Bowers, the Recording Secretary, by March 10, 2024. The following information is being provided to assist you in submitting your candidates for this year's superlative awards. As noted in the letter below bowlers must have bowled at least two-thirds of the scheduled league games
- [2024 Pepsi Tournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2024-pepsi-tournament-information/) - League Qualifying Window dates: November 6-19-2023 and January 8-24-2024 State Entry Deadline: February 9, 2024 Entries may be submitted after the first qualifying window. Bowlers are scheduled on a first come first serve basis. Pepsi State: March 9-10, 2024 and finals on March 16, 2024. Top 15% return for finals in the U12-U18 divisions only.
- [Adrienne Aiken](https://scusbc.org/adrienne-aiken/) - Adrienne Aiken inducted by her mother and Hall of Fame member Debi Aiken My name is Adrienne Elizabeth Aiken, and I would say that I was born to bowl. From the age of 3, 1started lifting 8-pound milk jugs, comparing them to the weight of my first bowling ball. Now,at the age of 40, I
- [Cathy C. Campbell](https://scusbc.org/cathy-c-campbell/) - Cathy Campbell was inducted by Fud Carter I have been bowling for about 49 years. The second year I bowled, Gail Beaty asked me to come to an Annual Meeting. I was appointed to be the representative for the Stars & Stripes Bowling League. And so it began. I was a Board member and then
- [Charlie Tomey](https://scusbc.org/charlie-tomey/) - Charlie Tomey inducted by Red McMahan Barbara and I are from Waynesboro, VA. We moved to Spartanburg in 1991 with my work in textiles with Spartan Mills. Barbara is a retired educator and I’m retired from my recent position in automotive sales. We have two adult children, Chris,who lives in Charlotte and Ali Strickland who
- [Dennis Lane, Sr.](https://scusbc.org/dennis-lane-sr/) - Dennis Lane, Sr. inducted by Hall of Fame member Sandy Wallace DennisLaneSr. loved bowling on Thursday nights in the “big money†league as he called it. When his oldest daughter, Corrie, was 10 years old, he signed her up for Youth Bowling on Saturday mornings at All Star Lanes in Florence, SC. He wanted to
- [Larry Goosney](https://scusbc.org/larry-goosney/) - Larry Goosney inducted by Hall of Fame member Debby Kicklighter Born and raised Manhattan, NY,Larry moved to Long Island where he lived for 35 years. He now lives in Calabash, NC. Larry started bowling in High School and won the League, County and New York State Titles 2 years in a row. After college, he
- [Tommy Farmer](https://scusbc.org/tommy-farmer/) - Tommy Farmer was inducted by Shawn Thompson When my parents first took me bowling in 1984,1 am sure they did not know they sparked my love for this sport then and there. By the end of that year, I entered my first tournament at Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, South Carolina, and won a
- [Robby Smith](https://scusbc.org/robby-smith/) - Robby Smith inducted by Walter Raines I have been bowling for 32 years. I am originally from Cherokee, NC of Native American descent. I am alettered multiple times in both football & baseball in high school and played in the NC/SC Shrine Bowl. I played football semi-professionally until injuries derailed my career. Now, I take
- [2023 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament - Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament-unofficial-results/) - The 2023 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Sumter USBC Association and held at Gamecock Bowling Center, 817 Broad Street, Sumter, SC 29150, telephone (803) 775-1197. The dates are November 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th, 2023. Early entries close October 15, 2023. Debby Kicklighter is your
- [2023 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament - Unofficial Final Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament-unofficial-final-results/) - The 2023 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Sumter USBC Association and held at Gamecock Bowling Center, 817 Broad Street, Sumter, SC 29150, telephone (803) 775-1197. The dates are November 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th, 2023. Early entries close October 15, 2023. Debby Kicklighter is your
- [2023 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament - Official Final  Results](https://scusbc.org/2023-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament-official-final-results/) - The 2023 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Sumter USBC Association and held at Gamecock Bowling Center, 817 Broad Street, Sumter, SC 29150, telephone (803) 775-1197. The dates are November 4th, 5th, 11th, 12th, 18th, 19th, 2023. Early entries close October 15, 2023. Debby Kicklighter is your
- [2024 Youth State Tournament - 18thTournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2024-youth-state-tournament-18thtournament-information/) - Attached you will find this year's entry form for our 18th Annual Youth Championship Tournament being hosted by Midlands USBC Association April 20, 21,27,28, 2024 Youth Tournament Cover - 2024 Youth Tournament Rules - 2024 Youth Tournament Entry Form - 2024 Dress Code Power of Attorney Superlative Awards 2023-2024 information (to be forwarded to Dave
- [2024 Open/Ladies State Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2024-open-ladies-state-tournament/) - Sarah Clark, Tournament Manager, asked that the 2024 Tournament Information be posted for your information. The 2024 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be hosted by the Grand Strand Association on May 18 & 19 and May 25 & 26, 2024. The Team Center is Myrtle Beach Bowl and the Doubles and Singles
- [2024 Youth State Tournament - 18thTournament Information for ordering t-shirts](https://scusbc.org/2024-youth-state-tournament-18thtournament-information-for-ordering-t-shirts/) - Judy Bailey sent the following information on 2-17-2024: Attached is the form to order t-shirts for the Youth State Tournament to be completed by the coaches. Also, a list of lodging and restaurants in the area of the tournament bowling centers (Anchor Lanes, Team Event and Royal Z, Singles/Doubles Events) is attached. Please note that
- [2024 Pepsi Standings](https://scusbc.org/2024-pepsi-standings/) - Below you will find the standings for the U12, U15, and U18 divisions. Bowlers who are highlighted in yellow are to return to Myrtle Beach Bowl Saturday 3-16-2024 for finals Check in begins at 9am and bowling will begin at 10am. These results are subject to change if any corrections are made. I will let
- [2024 Official Final Standing - Pepsi](https://scusbc.org/2024-official-final-standing-pepsi/) - Tina Brown, Pepsi Tournament Manager, sent the following information on March 19, 2024: These are the final standings for the SC Pepsi Youth Championships 2024.Thank you all for your support this year. We look forward to seeing you inSumter in 2025. Official Final Standing Pepsi 2024
- [2024 Youth State Tournament Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2024-youth-state-tournament-unofficial-results/) - The following is an email from Sandy Wallace, Tournament Manager, sent on 4-28-2024 Good afternoon, Attached you will find the unofficial standings of all the bowlers for the 18th Annual SCUSBC Youth State Championship Tournament bowled the past two weekends in Columbia, SC. Thank you for all the support to our Youth bowlers in the
- [2024 Open/Ladies State Tournament - 1st Weekend Unofficial Results](https://scusbc.org/2024-open-ladies-state-tournament-1st-weekend-unofficial-results/) - Sarah Clark, Tournament Manager, asked that the 2024 Tournament Information be posted for your information. The 2024 Annual SC USBC Open & Ladies Tournament to be hosted by the Grand Strand Association on May 18 & 19 and May 25 & 26, 2024. The Team Center is Myrtle Beach Bowl and the Doubles and Singles
- [SCUSBC Regional Tournament Schedule 2024-2025](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-regional-tournament-schedule-2024-2025/) - Please share the Regional Tournament Schedule with your bowlers Schedule
- [2024 SC USBC Association Open and Ladies Senior Championship Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2024-sc-usbc-association-open-and-ladies-senior-championship-tournament/) - The 2024 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone (864) 576-0066. The dates are November 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 2024. Early entries close October 15, 2024. Debby Kicklighter is your tournament
- [2025 Pepsi Tournament Information](https://scusbc.org/2025-pepsi-tournament-information/) - League Qualifying Window dates: November 4-17, 2024 and January 6-19, 2025. If you have an issue with qualifying dates, due to USBC sanctioned tournaments happening in your center, please email Tina Brown scpepsiyouth@gmail.com. Pepsi State and Finals: March 15, 2025. Top 15% return for finals in the U12-U18 divisions only. Host Center: Royal Z, 8512
- [2024 Senior Tournament Open and Ladies ChampionshipTournament -1 weekend unofficial results](https://scusbc.org/2024-senior-tournament-open-and-ladies-championshiptournament-1-weekend-unofficial-results/) - The 2024 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone (864) 576-0066. The dates are November 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 2024. Early entries close October 15, 2024. Debby Kicklighter is your tournament
- [Mike Albert](https://scusbc.org/mike-albert/) - Mike Albert inducted by Larry Goosney Mike has been bowling most of his life in one capacity or another. You may know him as your teammate, your pro shop owner, your teacher, or your competition. He began going to the bowling alley as a child at the age of 6 to watch his parents and
- [Scott Faile](https://scusbc.org/scott-faile/) - Scott Faile was inducted by Mike Espy Scott was born in Rock Hill South Carolina. He Graduated from Rock Hill High School then York Technical College with a degree in Machine Tool Technology. He has been a Machinist for over 35 years. He currently is employed by Bosch Rexroth in Charlotte North Carolina. Scott is
- [Andrew Farrow](https://scusbc.org/andrew-farrow/) - Andrew Farrow was inducted by Kasey Maddox. I’m Andrew Farrow. I first started bowling in the summer of 1982 after I graduated from highschool. I’ve been bowling for 42 years now. I met my wife, Sandra bowling and have been married for 37 years. We have a daughter, Samantha that also bowls, I guess that
- [Allan Pomatto](https://scusbc.org/allan-pomatto/) - Allan Pomatto inducted by Jerry Hill. As a bowler, I got a later start than most in this game we all love and love to hate at times. My first league was to spend time with my parents in anadult league at the age of 18. It was followed by a brief stint in the
- [Sandy Schutts](https://scusbc.org/sandy-schutts/) - Sandy Schutts inducted by her son Dan Schutts Sandy's love of bowling comes naturally. She’s from a family of bowlers, namely her parents, maternal aunt, uncle and cousins. Sandy discovered her love for coaching when her son, Dan, started to bowl as a youngster. This led to her coaching youth at Surfside Lanes in Kenosha,
- [Rachel Faile](https://scusbc.org/rachel-faile/) - Rachel Faile inducted by Tamie Robbins Rachel was born and raised in Rock Hill, SC. She is the daughter of Edward L. and Alice H. Adkins. She graduated from Rock Hill High School and has an Associate’s Degree in Secretarial Science from York Technical College. Rachel is known to some as “The Bug Lady of
- [Heather Dionisio](https://scusbc.org/heather-dionisio/) - Heather was inducted by her father Larry Nowak Being in a bowling center was meant to be, for me. I was in a center when I was 2 days old. As far as I can remember I was in a bowling center. There are lots of fun stories about me in a bowling center from
- [2024 Senior Tournament Open and Ladies Championship Tournament - 2nd weekend unofficial results](https://scusbc.org/2024-senior-tournament-open-and-ladies-championshiptournament-2nd-weekend-unofficial-results/) - The 2024 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone (864) 576-0066. The dates are November 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 2024. Early entries close October 15, 2024. Debby Kicklighter is your tournament
- [2024 Senior Tournament Open and Ladies Championship Tournament - Official Results](https://scusbc.org/2024-senior-tournament-open-and-ladies-championship-tournament-official-results/) - The 2024 Annual Senior Tournament, Open & Ladies Handicap Championship Tournament is being hosted by the Carolina Foothills USBC Association and held at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301, telephone (864) 576-0066. The dates are November 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 2024. Early entries close October 15, 2024. Debby Kicklighter is your tournament
- [2024 Unofficial Final Standing - Pepsi](https://scusbc.org/2024-unofficial-final-standing-pepsi/) - Tina Brown, Pepsi Tournament Manager, sent the following information on March 16, 2024: "Hello all, Another year of Pepsi has come to a close. Please look over these results. This does include Scholarship amounts. If you have any questions please let me know. Thank you for all you do for our youth and we will
- [Virginia Younginer](https://scusbc.org/virginia-younginer/) - The following information is from the Hall of Fame application: Virginia began her bowling career in 1961. Virginia has bowled for 18 years with a high average of 182 in 1965, highest series 667 and highest game 278. She has three children and 2 grandchildren. Virginia has participated in 57 tournaments: 18-Local, 17-State, 2-National and
- [Corinne Janney](https://scusbc.org/corinne-janney/) - Corinne Janney has been bowling since 1966. She served on the Greater Charleston Junior Bowling Association from 1987-2008 and she was Secretary/Treasurer of the Greater Charleston Junior Bowling Association from 1995-2008. Corinne was Director of the Greater Charleston Junior Bowling Association, Youth City Tournament from 1995-2008. She was elected into her local Hall of Fame
- [Lee Marian "Rinkie" Bradbury](https://scusbc.org/lee-marian-rinkie-bradbury/) - The 1976 and SCWBA's first inductee into the Hall of Famefor Bowling Achievement is Mrs. Lee Marian "Rinkie" Bradbury. Rinkie is a resident of Beaufort and a member of the Beaufort WBA. She has bowled in sanctioned leagues for 13 years, and currently bowls in 4 leagues. Rinkie's bowling backgound is quite varied, and she
- [Ronald Cady](https://scusbc.org/ronald-cady/) - Ron has been active in bowling for over thirty years and is highly respected throughout the bowling community for dedication, knowledge, skill and leadership. His quiet demeanor and honest sincere approach and desire for excellence are his trademarks of leadership. In his thirty plus years of bowling, Ron has traveled extensively world wide during his
- [Elsie Bobst](https://scusbc.org/elsie-bobst/) - Born a farm girl in Indiana on August 27, 1913, Elsie Bobst became a major force in Greenville WBA bowling! Elsie went to a one room schoolhouse for her first 4 years of schooling. He second 4 years, she attended school in a small town. During her final 4 years she graduated from Greenfield High
- [Ricky Bartee](https://scusbc.org/ricky-bartee/) - Ricky got his first taste of bowling when his parents would take him with them when they went bowling. He was very active as a youth. In 1994 he moved up to the adult leagues but his heart was with the youth. He received his Level 1 & 2 certified coach and then went on
- [Evelyn M. Averitte](https://scusbc.org/evelyn-m-averitte/) - Evelyn has been bowling for 50+ years. She has bowled in the Midlands Association during this time. She has served 7 years on the YABA board and was a youth coach. She served 2 ½ years as Secretary on the local board and served as a director for 15 years. She served on all committees
- [Virginia B. Mosher](https://scusbc.org/virginia-mosher/) - Miss Virinia Mosher has been a member of the Spartanburg WBA since it was formed in the fall of 1959. Virginia's first bowling league experience started prior to that in Greenville, South Carolina, when she first moved to South Carolina from Maine in 1958. Virginia has participated in every City Tournament in Spartanburg which adds
- [Virgil Meares](https://scusbc.org/virgil-meares/) - Virgil began bowling in 1960 in Newport News, Virginia. He bowled with four older brothers on a team and served as league president from 1960 to 1964. He was certified and began coaching in 1963. Moving back to Seneca, SC in 1965, he has served as president of the men’s association for ten years and
- [Sharon Miller](https://scusbc.org/sharon-miller/) - Sharon Meares Miller was born January 25, 1961 in Newport News, VA. She lost her battle with cancer in September 2008. Sharon started bowling at age seven with her two younger brothers Greg and Kenny. Sharon won many awards in SC State Youth Bowling Championship Tournaments. She later became Secretary/Treasurer of the Seneca Junior Bowling
- [Larry D. Meredith](https://scusbc.org/larry-d-meredith/) - Larry is a quite mannered bowler, who goes about his job with little or no fare. He is very dedicated to the sport and devotes a large amount of time to the game. Personality, Leadership and Dedication are those which reflect very highly on our sport. He is a credit to the game of Bowling.
- [Donald J. Eleazer](https://scusbc.org/donal-j-eleazer/) - Don is a native Columbian who started bowling in 1958. He continues to be a tribute to our sport and has provided meritorious service and leadership to the Greater Columbia and South Carolina State Associations. Don has participated in state, local and national tournaments. He served for six-years as secretary of a 16 team league.
- [Bob Gantenbein](https://scusbc.org/bob-gantenbein/) - Bob Gantenbein started bowling in 1950 while living in California. After moving to Gaffney, South Carolina in the early 1970's, he helped organize both the Gaffney local and adult associations. Bob has served on both Boards in all capacities. Currently, Bob is a Life Member of the Gaffney Bowling Association. 1988 was a good year
- [Charles Carver](https://scusbc.org/charles-carver/) - Charles "Chuck" Carver has been a member of the Anderson Association for over 30 years. Chuck has bowled in 18 State Bowling tournaments and 10 National tournaments. He has won titles in team, doubles, singles and all events. He is the only bowler in the association to ever shoot over 2200 in all events scratch.
- [Kay Mitterling computer down](https://scusbc.org/kay-mitterling-computer-down/) - Let the bowlers know that my computer will be shut down from June 2 to June 14 due to moving all my equipment and getting hooked up with charter internet which is what I will have to use from now on. If any one needs to talk to me have them call my cell phone
- [2021 Pepsi Tournament Official Results and Scholarships.](https://scusbc.org/2021-pepsi-tournament-official-results-and-scholarships/) - Tina Brown, Tournament Manager, has provided the following results for the 2021 Tournament with Scholarship information. The Bowers Scholarship- Ethan Collier $100 The Bailey Scholarship- Trystin Doggette $100 Pepsi Standings
- [Kay Mitterling Moving November 24, 2020](https://scusbc.org/kay-mitterling-moving-november-24-2020/) - Kay Mitterling has sold her house and will be moving in with her daughter until she build her new home. She hopes she will have her computer and copier going by December 1, 2020. So until further notice she will be "out of pocket". Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
- [Louis G. Giannettini](https://scusbc.org/louis-g-giannettini/) - Louis has been a dedicated lover of the game of bowling since he became a pin setter at the age of 10 in Ashtabula, Ohio. In 1952 he moved to St. Petersburg, FL where he continued to particiapte in all areas of bowling, league officers, tournaments, etc. In 1972 Lou and his family moved to
- [Julia T. Droze](https://scusbc.org/julia-t-droze/) - Julia Droze has been dedicated to youth bowling over the last 20 years. During that time she has served in many capacities. In the Greater Charleston Association, she has served as president, vice president , sergeant-at-arms and has chaired all committees. At the state level, she has served on the SCSYABA Board of Directors as
- [Jackie Cox](https://scusbc.org/jackie-cox/) - Jackie began coaching in 1957 (over 40 years ago) and became a certified coach instructor in 1962. She served 8 years as the secretary of the Pensacola (Florida) Junior Bowling Association and along with her husband, Harold, helped to establish the Pensacola and State of Florida Junior Associations. Jackie then returned to the Charleston area
- [Barbara Brunson](https://scusbc.org/barbara-brunson/) - Barbara Brunson has been a member of the Pee Dee Association for 44 years. She has served as President, Vice President, Sgt at Arms and Director on her local board for many years. She has served on the State Board of Directors and presently is serving as Sgt at Arms. She has served on all
- [Linda Luton](https://scusbc.org/linda-luton/) - Linda has been a member of the SCUSBC 18 years. She has worked with the local youth program for 15 years and the state youth 16 years. Linda has served on the local board as Secretary for 2 years and Secretary/Treasurer for 9 years. She has been a certified coach for 15 years. she served
- [Jerry Campbell](https://scusbc.org/jerry-campbell/) - Jerry Campbell began working in the early '70's at this nice little bowling establishment known to the locals as Oconee Lanes located in the small town of Seneca. As he worked, he watched and observed the people as they bowled and determined in his heart that hw would start bowling, and have fun at the
- [Dorothy Collins](https://scusbc.org/dorothy-collins/) - The journey in youth bowling for Dorothy Collins started in 1961 in Fort Campbell, Kentucky and continues in South Carolina. However, in between these two locations Dot has shared her love of the game and children in Babenhausen and Augsburg, Germany; and Fort Riley and Salina, Kansas. She has served as a director, President, 1st
- [Email from Pepsi Tournament director dated 5-21-2020](https://scusbc.org/email-from-pepsi-tournament-director-dated-5-21-2020/) - Tina Brown, Tournament Manager, is provided below: Hey all, I hope this email finds you safe and healthy. I have been working hard on Pepsi and with the help of some pretty amazing board members we have a plan to move forward with Pepsi. We are moving Pepsi one last time and changing it up
- [Messages from the President 2020](https://scusbc.org/messages-from-the-president-2020/) - ############################################################## #### For updated dates for tournament and annual meeting ############################################################## Please note the two messages below from the SCUSBC President Debby Kicklighter. One is about the Pepsi Tournament being postponed and the second is about future events. Dated: 13 March 2020 Pepsi Youth Bowlers and Parents I would like to offer my apologies for
- [SC USBC Youth Committee Meeting](https://scusbc.org/sc-usbc-youth-committee-meeting/) - The following email was sent on 3 March 2020 to people on my email list: To: SC USBC Youth Committee and anyone interested in attending and Youth Coaches The SC Youth All Stars are having their banquet at the Elks Lodge on Pelham Road at 7:00 pm on March 14, 2020. The address is 7700
- [Superlative Awards 2019-2020 - Reminder](https://scusbc.org/superlative-awards-2019-2020-reminder/)
- [James Hammond "Ham" Pound](https://scusbc.org/james-hammond-ham-pound/) - James Hammond "Ham" Pound started bowling at age 15. He served in the Korean war from 1950 to 1954. While in the service he reopened a bowling center to give the troops a place for recreation. He returned to Cayce after his tour of duty and became a postman for 34 years. When Park Triangle
- [Programs offered by the SC USBC Association](https://scusbc.org/programs-offered-by-the-sc-usbc-association/) - The following are some programs offered by the SC USBC Association. We are putting this on our web site to help our bowlers educate themselves; and to encourage participation in the programs. High Average, High Series - Due by August 1 each year. Hall of Fame Nominations - Due by April 1 each year Memorial
- [USBC Youth Average Changes](https://scusbc.org/usbc-youth-average-changes/) - USBC will lower the maximum age for USBC Youth membership to 18 starting with the 2020-2021 season. The decision to lower to the maximum age from 20 to 18, with agreement from the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America and the International Bowling Campus Youth Committee, will align bowling with other youth sports. Go to Bowl.com
- [2019 Open/Ladies Tournament - 2nd Weekend Results and Proposed Prize List - Revised 6-3-2019](https://scusbc.org/2019-open-ladies-tournament-2nd-weekend-results-and-proposed-prize-list-revised-6-3-2019/) - Kay Mitterling asked we post revised results for the 2019 Ladies Open Tournament as of 6-3-2019. Please review the information and let us know if you notice anything that might be in error. Information that has been revised
- [2019 Open/Ladies Tournament - 2nd Weekend Results and Proposed Prize List - Revised](https://scusbc.org/2019-open-ladies-tournament-2nd-weekend-results-and-proposed-prize-list-revised/) - Kay Mitterling asked we post revised results for the 2019 Open/Ladies Tournament. Please review the information and let us know if you notice anything that might be in error. Information that has been revised
- [2018-2019 All Stars Bowlers](https://scusbc.org/2018-2019-all-stars-bowlers/) - These are your youth All Stars with their coaches for this season.
- [Atha Sample](https://scusbc.org/atha-sample/) - Atha Sample was born in Odum, Georgia on “Thanksgiving Day”, November 27th in 1924. After her fifth birthday she moved to Charleston and met her life long friend, Winkie Witt Cammer. She graduated from North Charleston High School in June of 1942. While in high school she played basketball, volleyball and softball. Her basketball team
- [Barbara Rogers](https://scusbc.org/barbara-rogers/) - Barbara was born to Bill and Mary Lewis on September 9, 1947as there oldest daughter. She has 4 brothers and 1 sister. She has lived in Florence all of her life where she met Jack in 1963 and married him August 19, 1966. Jack and Barbara have one son named Johnny and one dog named
- [Neva Smith](https://scusbc.org/neva-smith/) - Neva Smith began her bowling career in 1962 when she joined a beginner's class at Ribaut Lanes in Beaufort. With the completion of this, she joined her first league, the Women's Civic League, and finished her first league with a 141 average. From there, Neva continued in the same league as well as joining
- [Gene Tinman](https://scusbc.org/gene-tinman/) - This write up is from the Greater Columbia Hall of Fame - Gene Tinman was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1975 after serving as a bowling center manager in Columbia longer than any other man. Tinman has been active in the work of the GCBA Board and is one of the people instrumental
- [Rufus H. Hanna](https://scusbc.org/rufus-h-hanna/) - Rufus moved to the Columbia area in 1966 and was involved in sports much of his life. He started participating in organized bowling in 1975 and served as league secretary or president. He was elected Director to the Greater Columbia Bowling Association in 1981. In 1990, he was elected president and served in this capacity
- [Mickey Addy](https://scusbc.org/mickey-addy-2003-columbia-pioneer-category/) - Mickey was born in Lexington, South Carolina, the daughter of the Late Annie M. and Russell Landers. AHW wa a middle child of a sister Phyllis Bouknight (deceased) and a brother, Russ Landers. She has two children, Sheree' Buice and Jamie Addy. She is also blessed with four grandchildren and two great grand children. Mickey
- [2017-2018 Hawkins, Payment, Tinman South Carolina USBC Scholarship Winners](https://scusbc.org/2017-2018-hawkins-payment-tinman-south-carolina-usbc-scholarship-winners/) - The South Carolina United State Bowling Congress is proud of our three recipients of its 44th Annual Hawkins, Payment, Tinman Scholarship. Our scholarship is named for Jim Hawkins, Walt Payment and Gene Tinman who were instrumental in establishing our scholarship program. This year's recipients are as follows: $3,000 - Mr. Tyler A. Scheider - Greenwood/North
- [Test post on June 11, 2018](https://scusbc.org/test-post-on-june-11-2018/) - Please disregard as this is a test post!
- [Test post on June 7, 2018](https://scusbc.org/test-post-on-june-7-2018/) - Please disregard as this is a test post!
- [2008 Jamboree](https://scusbc.org/2008-jamboree/)
- [2009 Jamboree](https://scusbc.org/2009-jamboree/)
- [2015 Annual Meeting May 30th](https://scusbc.org/2015-annual-meeting-pictures/)
- [2018 SC USBC Annual Meeting](https://scusbc.org/2018-sc-usbc-annual-meeting/) - The location of the Annual Meeting on Saturday June 2, 2018 at 9:30 am will be at North Charleston Marriott,4770 Goer Dr., North Charleston, SC 29406, phone number 847-747-1900 in Compass C room. This change was necessary due to the lack of space at the original site (Sandpiper Lanes). Please notify your delegates in
- [Vera Harris](https://scusbc.org/vera-harris/) - The following information is from the Hall of Fame application: Vera is a member of the Anderson WBA and is a Life Member. In the SCWBA: She has served as SCWBA Secretary for 4 1/2 years, 1st Vice President 2 years, 3rd Vice President 1 year, 4th Vice President 5 years and Director for 3
- [2018 Pepsi Results from bowling March 10 & 11, 2018 - REVISION](https://scusbc.org/2018-pepsi-results-from-bowling-march-10-11-2018-revision/) - The original post was updated to show that U 12 - U 20 (Top 15% in each) will advance to the finals on Saturday March 17, 2018 at AMF Columbia Lanes. Check-in will be at 1:00 pm with bowling starting at 1:30 pm. Original post has been updated
- [SC USBC Forms for local association 2018 >1-17-2018](https://scusbc.org/sc-usbc-forms-for-local-association-2018-1-17-2018/) - Kay Mitterling, the SC USBC Association Manager, has provided the following forms to help local association managers in providing information to the SC USBC. Please take a few minutes to review each of these forms. If you have questions, please send us an email or contact Kay Mitterling directly. Thanking you in advance for your
- [Memorial and Honor Awards - Presidents Letter](https://scusbc.org/memorial-and-honor-awards-presidents-letter/) - Good afternoon South Carolina Volunteers. I would like to say “Thank You” to all of you for your dedication & commitment to bowling here in the state of South Carolina, and for all that you do for our local and state bowling members. The South Carolina USBC Association last year started a State Association Volunteer
- [Shirley Miller](https://scusbc.org/shirley-miller/) - Shirley has been a member of the bowling association for over 39 years. She has been very active at the local level serving as President for 16 years, Vice President for 2 years and director for 6 years. She has served on all committees. On the state level she served as a director on the
- [Betty Winchester](https://scusbc.org/betty-winchester/) - Betty has been a member of the SCUSBC 31 years. She has bowled in 28 State Tournaments. She has been a local officer for 17 years and a director for 10 years. Betty has been President of the Golden Corners WBA for 15 years, 2nd Vice President 2 years. She has won the local Senior
- [2017 Hall of Fame Past Members](https://scusbc.org/2017-hall-of-fame-past-members/) - Kay Mitterling, Association Manger, wanted past Hall of Fame members to know that her correct telephone number is 864-461-0814. Please provide this information to others in your association.
- [USBC National and State Dues for 2017-2018](https://scusbc.org/usbc-national-and-state-dues-for-2017-2018/) - Steve O'Brien, President of the South Carolina USBC Association, responded to an inquiry recently about the increase in dues. He said the USBC National dues are now at $13.00 (an increase) and the SC State dues are $2.00 (not an increase). You need to check with your local association to see what they are charging
- [11th Annual Match Game and Senior Match Game](https://scusbc.org/11th-annual-match-game-and-senior-match-game/) - 11th Annual Match Game and Senior Match Game will be held in Columbia, SC at Royal Z Lanes on October 29, 2017 at 10:00 am for qualifying and finals. Everything will be bowled in one day. Entries will be sent to the bowling centers in August 2017. A copy will be posted on our website
- [2017 Open and Ladies Tournament - Check are in the mail](https://scusbc.org/2017-open-and-ladies-tournament-check-are-in-the-mail/) - Kay Mitterling has reviewed the results of the tournament and she said the checks have been issued and are in the mail. We hope everyone had a great tournament experience. Hope you all will have a safe and fun filled 4th of July.
- [Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction 2016](https://scusbc.org/hall-of-fame-dinner-and-induction-2016/) - Please note the location of the Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction on October 1, 2016 at 6:00 pm has been changed to Sumter City North Hope Center, 904 N. Main Street, Sumter, SC 29150.
- [2017 Pepsi Qualifying Dates](https://scusbc.org/2017-pepsi-qualifying-dates/) - Doris Tompkins has replaced Judy Bailey as the Pepsi Tournament Director for 2017. Doris is in the process of having all the forms approved by USBC and will be sending them out to you just as soon as she receives approval. The first qualifying window will be November 6, 2016 to November 19, 2016. The
- [2017 SC USBC Open and Ladies Tournament](https://scusbc.org/2017-sc-usbc-open-and-ladies-tournament/) - Kay Mitterling wanted to pass along that the first week-end of the state tournament, March 20-21, 2017, is graduation for the colleges (3) in Spartanburg. You need to go ahead and book your room now as motels are filling up due to the graduations. Otherwise you may have to go to Greenville to get a
- [Billy Therrell](https://scusbc.org/billy-therrell/) - Billy Therrell has been a steady supporter of the Rock Hill YABA since 1978. He has devoted his time to the YABA by coaching, organizing tournaments, and participating in numerous fun raising projects for YABA. He has been on the Rock Hill Men’s Board since 1979 and was President of the Rock Hill Men’s
- [Raymond Doan](https://scusbc.org/raymond-doan/) - Ray has served youth bowling in Charleston for over 29 years by holding the positions of President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, and Youth Leader Advisor. He has been the Tournament Director for the Association Championship tournament and initiated the Travel League and Roll-offs between the Military Bowling Centers in Charleston. Ray has been certified as an
- [2017 Pepsi Top 15% from March 11 and 12, 2017 - Revised](https://scusbc.org/2017-pepsi-top-15-from-march-11-and-12-2017-revised/) - Coaches: I went back and verified all the scores for all divisions coming on Saturday. The following is the Final Results. Please notify your bowlers that they need to check in by 1:00 pm U12 BOYS TOP 15% SCORE PLACE PEACH BOWL ETHAN COLLIER 1233 1 BOULEVARD LANES ZION BROWNLEE 1126 2 AMF STAR LANES
- [Pat Kollman](https://scusbc.org/pat-kollman/) - Pat Kollman has been a GCJBA coach since 1967 and has loved every minute of it. Over the years she has served on the junior board and is currently Vice President. For 6 years she taught a class of autistic children for the Special Olympics. After all these years of teaching, she still enjoys doing
- [2017 Pepsi Top15% from March 11 and 12, 2017](https://scusbc.org/2017-pepsi-top15-from-march-11-and-12-2017/) - Doris (Dorri) Tompkins, Tournament Director for the Pepsi Tournamnet, sent an email to the coach and the following is the information from the tournament on March 11 and 12, 2017. The following is the list of the top 15% of the bowlers in each group who are invited to come back to AMF Columbia Lanes
- [Youth All Stars Tournament - February 18-19, 2017](https://scusbc.org/youth-all-stars-tournament-february-18-19-2017/) - Per Sandy Wallace, the All Stars events has been changed to Spartanburg, SC at Star Lanes Bowling Center, 2595 East Main Street, Spartanburg, SC 29307 Telephone 864-579-4208. Please spread the word to your bowlers.
- [Dice McCullough Hodge](https://scusbc.org/dice-mccullough-hodges/) - The following was submitted with her nomination: Dice bowled in all but three of the SCWBA State Tournaments between 1972 and 1988. She entered the SC Ladies Classic while in existence. She entered local tournaments in Columbia 1973-1987 and missed one in 1988 since it conflicted with the BPAC qualifying for US Open. Local titles:
- [James D. Skinner](https://scusbc.org/james-d-skinner/) - Jim has served youth bowling in Sumter for approximately 30 years. He began working with junior bowling in the 1960’s when his children were junior bowlers. He served as Secretary-Treasurer for the Sumter Junior Bowling Association for many years. During this time, he was approached while attending the State Bowling Tournament and asked to attend
- [Teresa Holmes](https://scusbc.org/teresa-holmes/) - Teresa Holmes started bowling at age ten. She moved to South Carolina in 1991 and has bowled in the Grand Strand Association ever since. She has bowled in the Grand Strand Tournament every year and has won each of the four events at least once. She was the first woman to bowl 700 Series in
- [Jeff Bellinger](https://scusbc.org/jeff-bellinger/) - Jeff Bellinger has been a member of the Midlands for over 30 years participating in local & State tournaments. In the local Association tournaments he has won Titles in Teams, Doubles, Singles and All Events. He has won 3 PBA National Titles, 14 PBA Regional Titles, 3 Senior Match Game Titles and 6 Open Match
- [Mitzi Herold](https://scusbc.org/mitzi-herold/) - From the Annual Meeting Minutes of the SCWBA on 5-21-1977, Shirley Wessinger introduced Mrs. Mitzi herold as the 1977 SCWBA inductee into the Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service. Introduced also were members of Mrs. Herold's family attending for this honor, who were her husband, Richard, and mother, Mrs. Heflin of Houston, Texas. Mrs. Wessinger
- [Defoy E. Cudd](https://scusbc.org/defoy-e-cudd/) - Data not available. Obituary - Died in May 4,1995. DeFoy Estee Cudd Defoy Cudd, in Lions Club Hall of Fame Taylors - Services for DeFoy Estee Cudd, 60, of 210 Ravensworth Road will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Taylors First Baptist Church, with burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park, Eternity Section. Memorials may be
- [Hughes White](https://scusbc.org/hughes-white/) - Data not available. Obituary - Died September 13, 1995 George Hughes White Florence - Services for George Hughes White, 68, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday at Calvary Baptist Church, with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Waters-Powell Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the
- [Jim C. Hawkins](https://scusbc.org/jim-c-hawkins/) - Jim is a very personable, outgoing, promoter and leader dedicated to the sport of bowling. His energy, enthusiasm and creativity in coming up with new ideas in getting people interested in bowling has been outstanding. Jim was instrumental in starting Junior Scholarship programs for the Greenville Bowling Association and the S.C. Junior Scholarship Funds.
- [Douglas D. Maloch](https://scusbc.org/douglas-d-maloch/) - Linda Maloch, wife of Doug Maloch writes: “Doug started his love of bowling when he was in college. In 1960, he was the manager of bowling lanes in Texas. After leaving there, Doug stilled bowled. In fact, the first date he had with his soon to be wife, Linda, was at Magnolia Lanes in
- [Jerry Dumph](https://scusbc.org/jerry-dumph/) - The following information is from the Hall of Fame application: Jerry has bowled for 34 (9 in South Carolina) years beginning in 1945. She maintained perfect attendance for 28 straight years, sometimes bowling in five leagues. She has held continuous membership in NWBW since 1960 and was contributing staff writer in "First Venture" winning publication
- [Arthur Cox](https://scusbc.org/arthur-cox/) - Arthur Cox started his bowling career in 1969 in Greenwood and Anderson, SC. Arthur served as secretary/treasurer of the Tri City leagues for several years. After serving as director and Vice President of three local associations, he became President for three years (1995-1998). Art was elected into the Anderson Bowling Association Hall of Fame in
- [Michael O'Barr](https://scusbc.org/michael-obarr/) - Michael (Mike) O'Barr has been in bowling center management for 43 years. He has always been very involved in his Youth Leagues for he knows that todays youth bowlers are the bowlers of the future. Mike loves to bowl all tournaments. He has been Anderson's Bowler of the Year 7 times. He was elected to
- [Kenneth Shealy](https://scusbc.org/kenneth-shealy/) - Kenneth Shealy has been a member of the Grand Strand for 25 years. He has bowled in over 40 PBA tournaments. He has rolled over 33 300 games, 19 800 series, highest series 856. His highest average was a 236. He faithfully bowls in local and state tournaments each season. Ken has won the State
- [Ruth Stokes](https://scusbc.org/ruth-stokes/) - 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
- [Betty Swann](https://scusbc.org/betty-swann/) - Betty Swann was born Setember 9, 1930 in Washington, DC. She married in 1950 and had 2 children William and Barbara. Betty started bowling in 1958 in VA. After moving to Anderson, SC in 1980 she became very active in her local association with her prime passion and commitment with the Senior bowlers. Betty has
- [Bruce Mitterling](https://scusbc.org/bruce-mitterling/) - Bruce Mitterling and his wife Kay started their many years of volunteering in the sport of bowling in 1959 in the Warsaw Bowling Association. In 1968 he was elected into the Warsaw Bowling Association Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service. In 1977 he and Kay moved to Spartanburg, SC where they joined the association and
- [Pam Harrington Clark](https://scusbc.org/pam-harrington-clark/) - Pam Harrington Clark has served on both the Shaw and Sumter local associations' for over 25 years. She has served as Secretary/Treasurer on local association for six years. She has a served on the local youth committee for over 25 years. She has served on the banquet, audit and Ways & Means committee. Pam has
- [Jack Lawton](https://scusbc.org/jack-lawton/) - Data Not Available. Died in 1980. Inducted posthumously.
- [Floyd Lancaster](https://scusbc.org/floyd-lancaster/) - Floyd was well liked and respected by all his bowling friends. he made numerous contributions of his time and talents to the game of bowling. Floyd was a member of the Spartanburg Bowling Association B.O.D. in late 1960's and early 1970's, serving in the offices of Director and Vice President. He also served four years
- [Ruth Whitfield](https://scusbc.org/ruth-whitfield/) - Ruth was a very dedicated leader for her local Anderson Women’s Bowling Association, Anderson Y.B.A. and the South Carolina Women’s Bowling Association for many years. Beginning in 1959 when the Anderson WBA was chartered. Ruth served as Anderson WBA President for 12 years, 1st Vice President, 6 years, 2nd Vice President, 2 years and Director
- [Daniel Wetmore](https://scusbc.org/daniel-wetmore/) - Data Not Available. Died in 1995.
- [Jayne Wetmore](https://scusbc.org/jayne-wetmore/) - From the Annual Meeting Minutes of the SCWBA on 5-20-1978, Virginia Mosher introduced Mrs. Jayne Wetmore of Charleston as the 1978 SCWBA inductee into the Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service. Introduced also was Mrs. Wetmore's husband (Daniel Wetmore) attending this honor. Miss Mosher then reviewed the accomplishments of Mrs. Wetmore and her contributions to
- [Janie Wetmore](https://scusbc.org/jamie-wetmore/) - Data Not Available. Died in 1992.
- [Shirley Wessinger](https://scusbc.org/shirley-wessinger/) - The following is from the SCWBA newsletter - Congratulations to Mrs. Shirley Wessinger of the Columbia WBA who was elected into the SCWBA Hall of Fame by the members of the SCWBA Hall of Fame Board of Directors in February. Shirley is serving as the third vice president on the SC Women's Bowling Association Board
- [Ann Stowell](https://scusbc.org/ann-stowell/) - Ann V. Stowell....born August 16, 1914 in Ventner, New Jersey. At age 81, Ann Stowell has blazed more trails for bowlers than most anyone! For fifty-six years she has dedicated much of her life to the promotion of bowling and has done so in many states due to military travel with her husband. She
- [Tom Story](https://scusbc.org/tom-story/) - Data not available. Died in 1996.
- [Mary Stephens](https://scusbc.org/mary-stephens/) - From the Annual Meeting Minutes of the SCWBA on 5-21-1977, Shirley Wessinger introduced Mrs. Mary Stephens of Greenville as the 1977 SCWBA inductee into the Hall of Famefor bowling achievement. Shirley then reviewed the bowling accomplishments of Mrs. Stephens and presented her with the Hall of Fame Award. Mary had the State High Average of
- [Carl Simmons](https://scusbc.org/carl-simmons/) - Carl has been an ABC sanctioned bowler for 38 years. He was elected to the GCBA (Greater Columbia Bowling Association) as a Director in 1984. he served as the 4th Vice President in 1987-1988, 2nd Vice President in 1989-1990, and 1st Vice President in 1991-1992. He was elected President in 1993 and still serves in
- [Eula Shook](https://scusbc.org/eula-shook/) - From Kent Smith: Eula Shook was a founding member of the Spartanburg AJBC/YABA Association. She served as head coach for 15 years, city tournament director for 12 years, and was a state director for 10 years. Her concern for and support of youth bowling was well known throughout the state of SC. In 1994, as
- [G. F. "Jerry" Schroeder](https://scusbc.org/g-f-jerry-schroeder/) - Data Not Available.
- [Chris Schroeder](https://scusbc.org/chris-schroeder/) - Chris began bowling in 1960 in Seattle, Washington in women's day leagues and church leagues. In 1963 she moved to Overland Park, Kansas, resuming her former pattern of bowling in women's day leagues and church leagues. She also worked in a bowling center. In 1965 she moved to Columbia, South Carolina, where she started working
- [Robert W. "Bob" Reed](https://scusbc.org/robert-w-bob-reed/) - Bob's bowling history began in 1950 in New Haven, CT, setting up ten-pins and bowling as member of his high school ten-pin bowling team in 1951. Restarting his bowling career in the mid '60's in the US Air Foce, his first experience in bowling leadership occurred in 1969 as a league secretary as a
- [William "Bill" Patrick, Jr.](https://scusbc.org/william-bill-patrick-jr/) - Bill Patrick was born in Charleston, S.C. where he started bowling at Danny Wetmore's Lanes. He bowled there for a number of years before moving to Florence. Bill gave freely of his time to assist bowlers. He was willing to go an extra mile to help leagues function better and properly. He served as
- [Monte Nakano](https://scusbc.org/monte-nakano/) - Monte is a native of Wailuku, Hawaii, where he graduated from high school. He attended Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. He retired from the U.S. Army in 1974 and moved to Augusta, GA. He and his wife Christel, make their home there now. Upon arriving in Augusta, he became the Assistant Manager of the Bowling
- [William James "Jim" Lynn](https://scusbc.org/william-james-jim-lynn/) - Data Not Available. Obituary - Died December 13, 2012 William James "Jim" Lynn Greenville William James Lynn, 91, husband of Mary Friddle Lynn, passed away peacefully, Thursday, December 13, 2012. Arrangements will be announced by The Mackey Mortuary. Published in The Greenville News on December 15, 2012
- [Paul Gregory](https://scusbc.org/paul-gregory/) - This write up is from the Greater Columbia Hall of Fame - A charter member of the GCBA Hall of Fame, Gregory was honored in the category of Meritorious Service. Gregory was the first President of the SCSBA and served a total of four years in that post. Gregory also held every office in the
- [Joe F. Gothe](https://scusbc.org/joe-f-gothe/) - Data not available.
- [Howard Glimpse](https://scusbc.org/howard-glimpse/) - Howard became involved in the working end of bowling in 1975 as a coach with the youth. His enjoyment with the youth activities, tournaments and awards programs drew attention from the adult board. An invitation to vist the men's board during a reformation meeting and he was "hooked". He was appointed to their Board in
- [Harold Cox](https://scusbc.org/harold-cox/) - Harold Cox, along with his wife Jackie, promoted Junior bowlers throughout the state of South Carolina certifying coaches, they were trained by Johnny Watts in 975. Harold enjoyed going to talk with schools and promoting the sport of bowling. Harold has worked with the Youth on both a local and state level in any position
- [John Chisena](https://scusbc.org/john-chisena/) - Data Not Available. Died in 1995
- [Claude Chester](https://scusbc.org/claude-chester/) - This write up is from the Greater Columbia Hall of Fame - Claude Chester was a mainstay of bowling politics in South Carolina until the time of hes death. Chester held every office in the GCBA as well as the Southeastern Bowling Congress, an organization that he helped to found. Chester also served nine years
- [Andy Bell](https://scusbc.org/andy-bell/) - Andy Bell has dedicated his free time to the game of bowling and other sports-oriented community activities for the past 20 years. He has shown outstanding organizational and leadership abilities in his bowling and community activities. Andy has served the SCSBA as a director, vice-president, president and an active life member. Andy Bell
- [Mary Akers](https://scusbc.org/mary-akers/) - For 34 years (with time off due to military moves) Mary has been involved with one of her most favorite pastimes--at the bowling center with “ her kids”. Mary became involved in bowling in 1970, when her first child, Lorin, was 6 years old, while stationed in California. As a result, she started helping
- [Harold R. Price](https://scusbc.org/harold-r-price/) - Harold retired from the Army in 1960 and moved to Seneca, SC, where he was manager of Clemson Lanes until they closed in 1961. He then started bowling at Timber Lanes (now Oconee Lanes). Harold served as a Director on the Oconee County Bowling Association for 2 years, until he moved to Easley, SC. After
- [Walt R. Payment](https://scusbc.org/walt-r-payment/) - This write up is from the application submitted for his induction: Beginning in 1971, Walt was and active YABA youth worker for 23 years. On the state level he was 1st Vice President 1976-77; Director 1972-1975 and was very active on the Scholarship and Legislative Committees. Walt was involved with Jim Hawkins and Gene Tinman
- [Sturgis "Hoot" Gibson](https://scusbc.org/sturgis-hoot-gibson/) - Data Not Available. Obituary - Died October 22, 2002 Sturgis M. "Hoot" Gibson Anderson Sturgis M. "Hoot" Gibson, 67, of 311 Lyonswood Drive, died Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2002, at Hospice House. Survivors: Wife, Juanita Wages Gibson; a son, Scott H. Gibson Sr., of Orlando, Fla.; daughters, Robin G. Drage of Orlando, Fla., and Tammi G.
- [SA "Spud" Pettit](https://scusbc.org/sa-spud-pettit/) - Data Not Available. Obituary - Died SA "Spud" Pettit Liberty Spurgeon Augustus "Spud" Pettit, 85, of 115 Annie St., Apt. 22, died Wednesday, June 26, 2002, at Riverside Nursing Center. Born in Oconee County, he was a son of the late John Fuller and Emma Lucy Baldwin Pettit. He was retired from Vulcan Materials,
- [Norwood C. Stone](https://scusbc.org/norwood-c-stone/) - Data Not Available. Obituary - Died May 28, 2001 Norwood Cleveland Stone, SR. Greenville Norwood Cleveland Stone Sr. of 33 Tindal Ave., died Monday, May 28, 2001, following a sudden illness. He was 74. Born in Greenville, a graduate of Greenville High School Class of 1944, he was a son of the late Enoch Roy
- [David LeRoy Null](https://scusbc.org/david-leroy-null/) - David LeRoy Null was a member for over twenty years. He started bowling as a youth bowler and quickly advanced to a high leve.l of performance in the adult leagues. David's bowling history consist of 15-300 games and over 16-800 series. Highest league average was 229 and highest series bowled 834. David, after a
- [Gail Beaty](https://scusbc.org/gail-beaty/) - Linda Gail Reid Beaty was born and raised to Ben and Mildred Reid in Anderson, South Carolina on August 4, 1941. She is married to Daniel H. Beaty and they have one son, Dana Benjamin. Residing in Walhalla, South Carolina she works as the secretary of the plant manager for Amoco Fabrics and Fiber Company
- [Ruby Gantenbein](https://scusbc.org/ruby-gantenbein/) - Ruby Gantenbein a caring, giving woman was selected to the SCSYABA Hall of Fame in 1996 after serving as YABA Director for over 20 years and a YABA Board Member for 22 years, along with serving on many different committees. She has received Coach of the Year Award for 10 years and she has spent
- [Barbara Z. Payment](https://scusbc.org/barbara-z-payment/) - Barbara was born and reared in Evanston, Illinois. Before 7th & 8th grades, she bowled with the girl scouts, having as her first game a 55! In high school she participated in bowling through her physical education companions, bowling after school hours. Barbara met Walt while working for A. C. Nielson Co. and they
- [Ethel Deming-Gray](https://scusbc.org/ethel-deming-gray/) - Ethel came to South Carolina from Kingsport, Tennessee. She moved to Spartanburg in 1960 where she raised Leigh Ann, Charles and Michael and where her granchildren, Keri Autumn, Christopher and Richard were born. In 1969, her cousin, Doris Richey, started her bowling at Pinewood Lanes. She joined the Monday Morning Coffee League and was
- [Tom Mouzon](https://scusbc.org/tom-mouzon/) - Beaufort and South Carolina youth bowling associations were the beneficiaries of more than 20 years of service by Tom Mouzon. He was instrumental in advancing these programs during the 1970’s and 1980’s, which was during the change from AJBC to YABA. Tom served on various committees at the state and local level including scholarship,
- [Booker T. Howard](https://scusbc.org/booker-t-howard/) - A life member of the Sumter Bowling Association and the South Carolina State Bowling Association, was inducted into the South Carolina State Bowling Association Hall of Fame on October 4, 2003 for his endless dedication and contributions to the sport. (Born August 14, 1922). Obituary - Died November 23, 2010 Booker T. Howard Booker was
- [Roy L. “Jack” Stigelmeyer](https://scusbc.org/roy-l-jack-stigelmeyer/) - Information provided by Steve O'Brien - Jack Stiegelmeyer was a very dedicated, longtime volunteer for the sport of bowling, giving his time at many levels for the sport. He was a past President and Hall of Fame member for the Greater Charleston (S.C.) Bowling Association, a past President and Hall of Fame member for the
- [Derrell Kicklighter](https://scusbc.org/derrell-kicklighter/) - Derrell Kicklighter has been a member of the Grand Strand Association and state association for over 21 years. He has served on the local association board for 13+ years and has served on many committees. He has bowled in the local and state tournaments for over 18+ years. He has served on the State Board
- [Jim Lamb](https://scusbc.org/jim-lamb/) - Data not available.
- [Otis "Bo" Gilreath](https://scusbc.org/otis-bo-gilreath/)
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- [Heather Story](https://scusbc.org/heather-story/) - The following information is from the Hall of Fame application: Heather has bowled for 22 years with a high average of 166 in 1965, highest series 626 and highest game 246. She has two daughters and six grandchildren. She is a nurse for 2 family practioners and also served as a Red Cross Volunteer and
- [Edward J. Stowell](https://scusbc.org/edward-j-stowell/)
- [Shirley Teague](https://scusbc.org/shirley-teague/) - Shirley has been a member of the bowling state association for over 26 years. She has served on the local level in the Grand Strand USBC as 3rd Vice President and has served on all committees. She has bowled in her local and state tournament for over 26 years. She has served as a delegate
- [Mary Thompson](https://scusbc.org/mary-thompson/) - Mary Rebekah Garvin Thompson was born April 24, 1914 in Beaufort County, South Carolina to Judge Johnnie R. and Carolyn Crosby Garvin. She is a direct descendant of Alexander Hamilton. Mary's husband, Herman Charles Thompson is deceased. Mary is a retired Civil Service Procurement Officer who went on working as a substitute teacher for
- [Anthony "Tony" Todd](https://scusbc.org/anthony-tony-todd/) - Anthony "Tony" Todd has been a member of the Grand Strand Association for 36 years. He has bowled in 25 state tournament, 16 match game tournaments and 2 national tournaments. He has bowled in 30 local tournament and 20 local match game tournaments. He won the 2010 SC Match game tournament in Charleston and won
- [Sandy Wallace](https://scusbc.org/sandy-wallace/) - Sandy has been bowling since she was 8 years old. She was a youth bowler for 10 years and an adult for 22 years. She is still working with the youth as a head coach for the Gaffney USBC Association. When she was a youth bowler she served as Secretary of the league and severed
- [Jean Hammond Whitfield](https://scusbc.org/jean-hammond-whitfield/) - The following information is from the Hall of Fame application: Currently Jean is Laurens County WBA Director, Laurens County JBA Secretary/Treasuerer, 225 Masters Director, SC 600 Club Director and SCWBA Nominating Committee. Previously, Jean served as Laurens County WBA President - 6 years; Vice President - 2 years and Secretary - 3 years. Previous SCWBA
- [J C Williamson](https://scusbc.org/j-c-williamson/) - J.C. Williamson, has dedicated a major portion of his life to the game of bowling. He began involvement in bowling as a pin boy at Lanier's Columbia Bowling Center in 1950. In 1958 he began bowling while in the military averaging 167 with a backup ball. He began hooking the ball in 1961. He bowled
- [Harold Sanders](https://scusbc.org/harold-sanders/) - Harold began bowling in 1973. In 1980, he was elected a three year director to the Anderson Bowling Association. He served five years as 1st Vice President and seven years as President. In 1987, Harold was elected to be a Life Member of Anderson Bowling Association and in the local Hall of Fame in 1990.
- [Shirley Sands](https://scusbc.org/shirley-sands/) - Shirley has been bowling since 1972. She has been a member of the Spartanburg and Gaffney bowling associations. She has served on both boards and worked with the youth for over 26 years. She has been a delegate to the National and State conventions. She has served on many committees in her years on the
- [Marie Sarnosky](https://scusbc.org/marie-sarnosky/) - Marie Sarnosky was born in Flatbush, Alberta Canada on November 1, 1927. Just before her 18th birthday she moved to Edmonton, Alberta. All of Marie's siblings are golfers and curlers. She is the only one that decided to take up bowling. She me her husband, Stan, in the spring of 1948. They were married in
- [Thomas Schwind, Jr.](https://scusbc.org/thomas-schwind-jr/) - Thomas Schwind, Jr. has been a member of the Grand Strand for over twenty years. Tom was inducted into the Grand Strand Bowling Hall of Fame in 2009. Tome has bowled 28-300 games; 19-800 series with his highest series 859. He has averaged over 230 in 26 different leagues. High league average is 247.
- [Sherri Sellers](https://scusbc.org/sherri-sellers/) - Sherri began her bowling career at the age of five in the Camden YABA. In 1987, she won the state youth Coca-Cola Tournament in Columbia, SC and advanced to the National Tournament in St. Louis, MO, where she placed in the top 20. As an adult bowler, Sherri has been a member of
- [Jim Shook](https://scusbc.org/jim-shook/) - Jim has been bowling for over 31 years. He has won the local tournament many times and has bowled in over 30 state tournaments. He has won the state scratch titles in singles, doubles and all events. In 1971 Jim was the first bowler to average 200 in the Spartanburg Association. He is a past
- [Ellen Smith](https://scusbc.org/ellen-smith/) - Ellen was born and lived in Anderson all her life with the exception of three years during World War II. Then her family moved to Panama City where her father worked as a welder in a shipyard. She and her family moved back to Anderson and Ellen graduated from Anderson High School in 1952. Ruth
- [Julia "Kookie" Smith](https://scusbc.org/julia-kookie-smith/) - From the Annual Meeting Minutes of the SCWBA on 5-20-1978, Virginia Mosher introduced Mrs. "Kookie" Smith as the 1978 SCWBA inductee into the Hall of Fame for Bowling Achievement. Introduced also was Mrs. Smith's husband in attendance for this honor. Miss Mosher then reviewed the accomplishments of Mrs. Smith and presented her with the Hall
- [Kent Smith](https://scusbc.org/kent-smith/) - From his earliest days as a youth bowler, Kent Smith has received the support of family, friends and teammates as he tries to show his appreciation for all that the sport of bowling means to him. At the age of 6, Kent's parents took him bowling at the Westlane Bowling Center in Spartanburg. At
- [Michelle Smith](https://scusbc.org/michelle-smith/) - Michelle Smith is a member of the Greater Charleston Association. She has been bowling for over 36 years with many bowling achievements. Michelle was a recipient of both the Charleston & SC Annual Bowling/Academic Scholarships when she attended the College of Charleston. As a Youth bowler, she received awards for highest average in 1986-1987 &
- [Wendy Sosebee](https://scusbc.org/wendy-sosebee/) - Wendy was born November 14, 1964 in Meridian Mississippi, the daughter of Roy (deceased) and Marguerite Sosebee. Her father was from Alabama and serving in the Navy. They chose to settle in her mothers hometown, Charleston, when Wendy as 4. She has two sisters, Christine Webb and Cindy Holliman, both of Charleston and had
- [Ilee Stokes](https://scusbc.org/ilee-stokes/) - Ilee Stokes became interested in bowling in 1958, when she joined a league at All Star Lanes, Florence, South Carolina. Ilee has served as President, Vice President and Director of the Pee Dee Women's Bowling Association and is currently a life member of the Pee Dee WBA. She served as Treasurer of the
- [Larry Murray](https://scusbc.org/larry-murray/) - Larry has been a great influence in bowling in the Spartanburg area for some 30 years. Some of his achievements are: His bowling average for over 15 years has been above 200. He has bowled 1-300 game and numerous 700 series. He has won numerous League and City Titles. He has won the following State
- [John C. Nash](https://scusbc.org/john-c-nash/) - John is a native of North Carolina who moved to Columbia in 1971 and immediately made his mark in bowling. He bowled his first 300 game in Columbia after bowling for many years with having one. John was a member of the GCBA All-Star team for several years and was the top bowler during
- [Steve O'Brien](https://scusbc.org/steve-obrien-2/) - Steve has been a member of the national organization for 22 years. He has served as league secretary/treasurer for 20 years. Steve has been a member of the Greater Charleston Bowling Association board for many years and served as director, 4th, 2nd & 1st Vice President and President. He was elected as the Greater Charleston
- [Judy Peloquin](https://scusbc.org/judy-peloquin/) - Judy Sottile Peloquin is the youngest daughter of Salvatore and Gertrude Sottile. Born in Charleston, SC, she has continued to call the Charleston Area home. She is the mother of four children, two boys and two girls and the grandmother of six, three boys and three girls. Judy’s Bowling Career began in 1957 at
- [Judy Pettit](https://scusbc.org/judy-pettit/) - Judy Mahaffey Pettit has lived in Spartanburg, SC all of her life. She is marrie to Dean Pettit and they have three lovely children. Time and George Pettit and Traci Pettit Hubbard. She has five grandchildren. Judy started bowling at Pinewood Lanes in the AM Coffee League which is still sanctioned. Thelma Deruchia taught
- [George Petty](https://scusbc.org/george-petty/) - In 1973, Joe Dickson, a neighborhood friend of George Petty, invited George to join a youth league in Spartanburg, SC. The league was competing at Pinewood Lanes and the coach was SCSYABA Hall of Fame Member Eula Shook. His dedication and determination were soon evident, as he gradually progressed from being a team captain, to
- [Todd Richerson](https://scusbc.org/todd-richerson/) - Todd has been a member of the bowling association for 20+ years. He has bowled in local and state tournament for over 15+ years. He has bowled in the Match Game tournaments for over 12+ years. On the State level he has won the team scratch in 1999, 2000 and 2006; won the doubles scratch
- [Frankie Rickenbaker](https://scusbc.org/frankie-rickenbaker/) - Frankie Rickenbaker was born in Greenwood and has lived all of her life in the Greenwood area. She graduated from Greenwood High School, was active in extra-curricular activities and intra-mural sports. While attending high school, she worked for Drinkard Printing Co., and continued this employment for four more years while attending Lander College. Frankie graduated
- [Marge Robison](https://scusbc.org/marge-robison/) - Marge was a kind, very caring and patient coach. Often staying after the league session was over to help coach kids while they practiced. She served on numerous committees during her time on the board, most notably Tournament and Scholarship. She was very professional in her dealing with the bowling proprietors, parents and fellow board
- [Rhonda Sabiston](https://scusbc.org/rhonda-sabiston/) - Rhonda has been a member of the SCUSBC 21 years. She has bowled 18 years in the state tournaments. She has won team, singles and all events 3 times. She has won the local all events scratch 17 times, scratch singles, scratch doubles 12 times, handicap doubles 2 times in the 19 years she has
- [James "Al" Lewis](https://scusbc.org/james-al-lewis/) - Al became an active member of the Florence Pee Dee Bowling Association in August of 1982. He has served in all the offices of the Association. He served two terms as President and served as Executive Director for ten years. He resigned as the Local Executive Director in May of 2000 when he was elected
- [Virginia T. "Giny" McCraw](https://scusbc.org/virginia-t-giny-mccraw/) - The 1976, and SCWBA's first inductee into the Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service is Virginia (Ginny) T. McCraw. Ginny is a resident of 1822 Windover Road, Columbia, SC. She is a member of the Columbia Women's Bowling Association and is currently bowling in 2 leagues. Ginny came to South Carolina from our neighboring
- [Scott McDonald](https://scusbc.org/scott-mcdonald/) - Scott McDonald was born in Martinsburg, West Virginia and began bowling at seven years old in the YBA. Scott has been a league bowler for 57 years, he has been a member of the following bowling associations: Berkeley County YBA, Martinsburg WV, Lockbourne AFB Columbus OH, Kunsan AFB, Korea, Eglin AFT Ft. Walton Beach FL,
- [Dannie McKenzie](https://scusbc.org/dannie-mckenzie/) - Dannie McKenzie was born and brought up in Texas. In 1942, she and her husband moved to Charleston, intending to stay for two weeks. Charlestonians used to say that if one drank enough Goose Creek water, one would remain here, evidently it proved true, in their case. Mac, as many of her friend call
- [Bill Major](https://scusbc.org/bill-major/)
- [Carolyn Martin](https://scusbc.org/carolyn-martin/) - Carolyn began her bowling caree4r in Aiken in 1959, after she and husband Albert Divver Martin, Jr. moved there from Anderson, South Carolina. Carolyn is originally from Hendersonville, NC. They married while Al was serving in the navy during World War II and had been married 50+ years when Al passed away eight years ago.
- [Earl Mason](https://scusbc.org/earl-mason/) - Earl Mason has been a member of Upstate Bowling Association for over twenty five years, serving as Director, Secretary and Association Manager. During his twenty five years, he has served on the Ways & Means, Tournament, and Audit Committee. He has atended as a delegate to the SCUSBC Association Annual Meeting for over twenty years.
- [Ophelia Meredith](https://scusbc.org/ophelia-meredith/) - Phyl came from a small town in Arkansas and moved to Cannonsburg, PA while a teenager. She met and married Bob in 1951. They have two children; a son, Jeffrey and wife Mary in Marietta, GA with two daughters Amanda and Melissa, and a daughter Lynda and husband Scott in Bear, Delaware with daughter Laura.
- [Kay Mitterling](https://scusbc.org/kay-mitterling/) - Kay has been a member of the national organization for 46 years. She came to South Carolina and has been a member here the last 26 years. She has served in the Spartanburg Association as Secretary/Treasurer for 20 years and a director for 6 years. She has served on the State board for 14 years.
- [Jerry Hill](https://scusbc.org/jerry-hill/) - Jerry started bowling in 1980. He has worked from the very beginning with the local association as a director and has served as President, Vice President of the Greater Charleston Bowling Association. Then Jerry started to become more involved by serving on the State level. He was President, Vice President for the South Carolina State
- [Kari Hill](https://scusbc.org/kari-hill/) - Kari has been a member of the national organization for 23 years. She has been a youth coach for over 11 years. She is a member of the Greater Charleston USBC Association and has served as an officer and director. Kari has had an average of over 200 since 2001 and has received the State
- [Mary Hinton](https://scusbc.org/mary-hinton/) - From Frances Clayton: Mary Hinton was a dedicated worker and coach for 15 years. She served along with her husband Charlie “Bud” Hinton who served as the President for many years. They spent many hours on Saturday encouraging and teaching their youth bowlers. She worked the Youth State Tournament and the last time it was
- [Doris Hoffmeyer](https://scusbc.org/doris-hoffmeyer/) - DORIS HOFFMEYER was born in Florence, South Carolina and has lived there all of her life. She has one brother and two sisteres, many nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. She has been instrumental in helping all of her relatives become interested in the great sport of bowling. Over the many years
- [Tommy Jones](https://scusbc.org/tommy-jones/) - Tommy Jones has been a member of the bowling family for over 27 years. He bowled as a youth from 1992-1996 and won many times on the TSR tour. In 1997 Tommy went pro in our great sport of bowling. He has 13 National PBA titles and 11 Regional PBA titles. In 2002 he was
- [Tommy Jordan](https://scusbc.org/tommy-jordan/) - Over twenty-five years ago the Anderson YABA recruited a dedicated volunteer, Tommy Jordan. During this time he served as a youth coach and for the past 19 years Tommy has served on the Anderson YABA Board of Directors. For the past 5 years, Tommy has been the Anderson YABA Association’s President and before that he
- [George Kaminsky](https://scusbc.org/george-kaminsky/) - George has served youth bowling in Greenville for over 21 years, first by coaching YABA bowlers at Wade Hampton Bowl and serving as head coach there for 15 years. He has served the Greater Greenville YABA Association since the early 1980’s on various committees, such as director of the city tournament as well as chairman
- [Barbara Kennedy](https://scusbc.org/barbara-kennedy/) - Barbara has been in the local association for 33 years and with the youth for 32 years. She started bowling in the Wednesday morning league in the Pee Dee Association. Rose Hardee, Treasurer of the youth program in Florence asked Barbara to bring her boys to bowl on Saturday morning. She walked in one morning
- [Debra Kicklighter](https://scusbc.org/debra-kicklighter/) - Debra has been a member of the national organization for 18 years. She has served as President of the Grand Strand for 10 years. She served as a director and officer of the state women's associaton for four years and is presently 1st vice president of the South Carolina USBC board and has served 3
- [Yuri Kirby](https://scusbc.org/yuri-kirby/) - Yuri has been a member of the SCWBA for 20+ years, from the Columbia Association. She has exhibited outstanding bowling throughout her career. She has achieved a high average of 218, with a career high game of 299, and career high series of 789. She also carries averages of 217 - 215 and 204.
- [Joyce Freeman](https://scusbc.org/joyce-freeman/) - Joyce Freeman has been a member of the Grand Strand for 27 years. Joyce has bowled from four to six leagues a year since 1999. Within that time, she has carried a 185 plus average, the highest being 208. She has had ten-700 plus series throughout her bowling career and won the South Carolina High
- [Harold F. Fuller](https://scusbc.org/harold-f-fuller/)
- [Clara "Moe" Gamble](https://scusbc.org/clara-moe-gamble/) - CLARA "MOE" GAMBLE joined her first Women's League in 1957 and has been active in bowling ever since. Her first year, she won a small trophy for her high game of 180. Moe has been a member of the Charleston WBA for thirty-five (35) years and has served as a Director on the Charleston
- [William & Mary Gause](https://scusbc.org/william-mary-gause/) - William & Mary Gause were members of the Charleston Bowling Association for over 30 years.Where they served on the local association board on many committees. They both bowled in the state tournaments for over 20 years. William and Mary also dedicated their time as certified youth coaches for over 20 years. They were both inducted
- [Homer Gaudig](https://scusbc.org/homer-gaudig/) - Homer began coaching in 1970 at Sumter Gamecock Lanes and continued for 10 years. He was certified twice during those 10 years. He served on the Board of Directors and held the position of Vice President for the Junior Program. He was also on the State board for South Carolina serving as the Director
- [Ken Gibson](https://scusbc.org/ken-gibson/) - Ken has been a member of the SCUSBC 33 years. He has bowled in the state tournament 20 years and local for 33 years. Ken has served as an officer in the local association 8 years. He was a director for 10 years. He also served on the local youth board. He is a member
- [Jean Glimpse](https://scusbc.org/jean-glimpse/) - Leaving North Carolina, Jean left a large family consisting of Mother and seven brothers and their families. She has a daughter Kim, Son-in-Law Buddy, Granddaughters Christy and Kelli, son Tim and Grandson Ryan. Her Grand Children play a big part in her happiness. Jean began bowling in sanctioned play in Raleigh, North Carolina in
- [Sallie Heiser](https://scusbc.org/sallie-heiser/) - Perhaps there's no more dramatic way to become interested in tenpins than to try the sport for the first time with three handsome Air Force NCO's. At the urging of none other than her husband, Larry, Sallie joined him and his two friends for open bowling on a rainy Sunday in 1956. Needless to say,
- [Julie Carver](https://scusbc.org/julie-carver/) - As a young girl, Julie's parents, grandfather and friends bowled. One day she decided to skip Saturday morning cartoons and join the junior bowling program. She sacrificed sleeping in on Saturdays, but seeing the cute boys at the bowling center made it worth her while.....The people she met in the program, coaches and other parents
- [Will Christie](https://scusbc.org/will-christie/) - Will started bowling in the mid 1960's in Detroit, Michigan with the American Junior Bowling Congress. He became an AJBC Junior Coach in 1968, a Certified Instructor in 1970 who instructed youth in the inner city bowling centers. In 1973 Will enlisted in the U. S. Navy to ride submarines. Will assisted with various junior
- [Donald M. Clarke, Jr.](https://scusbc.org/donald-m-clarke-jr/) - Don Clarke was born on April 27th, 1949, in Knoxville, Tennessee. His first introduction to the sport of bowling was when his grandfather took him bowling one day, to a center that had manual pinsetters. He bowled recreationally as a youth, with his father, while serving in the Boy Scouts. He started his official bowling
- [Larry Copeland](https://scusbc.org/larry-copeland/) - Larry has been a member of the SCUSBC for 31 years. He has participated in 31 state tournaments. He has served on the State Board as a director for nine (9) years and an officer for three (3) years. He served on the local board for eight (8) years as a director and nine (9)
- [Jean Ann Craven](https://scusbc.org/jean-ann-craven/) - Jean Ann has been a member of the SCUSBC 47 years. She has bowled in many State Tournaments and all the State Senior Tournaments. She has served in her local association as a board officer and director. Jean Ann has served on all committees as chairperson and/or member of her local association board. She has
- [Boyd R. Comer, Sr.](https://scusbc.org/boyd-r-comer-sr/) - Boyd has been a member of the SCUSBC for 18 years and was a member of the NCUSBC before coming to South Carolina. He has bowled in 14 state tournaments and 16 local tournaments. Boyd has held the Bowler of the Year in Tri-County Association during 1997-1998 and inducted into the Tri-County Hall of Fame
- [Alberta Crum](https://scusbc.org/alberta-crum/) - Alberta "Bert" has been a member of the SCUSBC for 33 years and has worked with the local youth 29 years. She has served as Secretary of the local youth board for 29 years. She served on the State board for 2 years. She has been a certified coach for 26 years. Bert was
- [Ray Crum](https://scusbc.org/ray-crum/) - Ray has been a member of SCUSBC for 39 years. He has worked with the youth program for 25 years in the capacity of board member and a certified coach. Ray is hard working and dependable member in the youth program in the Spartanburg area. He is a great coach and was very helpful
- [Melonie Fisher](https://scusbc.org/melonie-fisher/) - Born in Florence, SC, Melonie, the daughter of Charles and Melba Efird and Thomas J. Seay, comes from a family of bowlers. Although she was unable to participate in a youth bowling program, her parents would let her “roll a ball or two” after their league at Park Lanes, in West Columbia. Melonie has
- [Josephine Forgason](https://scusbc.org/josephine-forgason/) - At the time of her passing, Jo Forgason was the oldest member of the Grand Strand Women's Bowling Association. She was well known by most of the Grand Strand members and was loved by everyone who came in contact with her. Jo helped the Grand Strand Association get started twenty-five years ago. In 1960,
- [Jack Bourgeois](https://scusbc.org/jack-bourgeois/) - Jack Bourgeois has been a member of the Upstate Bowling Association since 1979. He has been director of Golden Lanes Youth Program since 1987. He has been a director on his local youth board since 1988 which he has served as President. He has been a director on the Adult board since 1986, he has
- [Dave Bowers](https://scusbc.org/dave-bowers/) - Dave became a member of the GCBA (Greater Columbia Bowling Association) as a Director in 1976. He remained in that capacity until 1979, at which time he was elected fourth Vice-President. In 1980 he was elected to first Vice-President and represented the GCBA at the ABC convention in Louisville, Kentucky. Dave was instrumental in the
- [Dave Bowers](https://scusbc.org/dave-bowers-2/) - Dave, who was involved in high school sports, did not realize that a youth bowling program existed. However, his parents were bowlers and at one time, they bowled in a center operated by Gene Tinman. At one time his mother bowled in a league downstairs while his dad was bowling in his league upstairs. Dave’s
- [Connie McColley Brady](https://scusbc.org/connie-mccolley-brady/) - Born in El Paso, Texas and raised primarily in South Carolina, Connie is a shy, soft spoken person. She is very well thought of by all who come in contact with her. Connie is married to Ron McColley and has one son, Chris. Connie comes from a family of bowlers. She has carried the
- [Pat Bratton](https://scusbc.org/pat-bratton/) - Pat Dusenbury Bratton was born to Mike (deceased) and Mary Dusenbury in Conway, SC. She has been married to William "Bill" Bratton, Sr. for 44 years and they have two sons. Mike and his wife Cheryl live in Meridian, MS. with their three children. Bill, Jr. resides in Charleston. Pat is a homemaker. Her hobbies
- [Carl Breaman](https://scusbc.org/carl-breaman/) - Carl Breaman has been a member of Upstate USBC for 26 years. He has been bowling competitive for over 35 years. He has served as a USBC Youth Coach. During his bowling career he has rolled over thirty-nine 300 Games and thirty-one 800 Series, his highest series being an 856. Carl has held over eighteen
- [Bob Browne](https://scusbc.org/bob-browne/)
- [Laura Browne](https://scusbc.org/laura-browne/) - Laura became interested in bowling in 1959 when she joined a league at Star Lanes, Anderson. She was one of the first members of the Anderson WBA and helped "get it on it's feet." She has served as president of the Anderson WBA for a total of 10 years, a director for 4
- [Betty Burnett](https://scusbc.org/betty-burnett/) - Editor's Note: In all of my years of writing profiles for the Hall of Fame book...Nothing conveys to the membership the kind of person we are honoring as well as her background...written in her own words Vera: I'm not sure what you want or need, but here goes..... I was raised in Camden,
- [Ron Bush](https://scusbc.org/ron-bush/) - Ronald "Ron" Bush has been a member of the Charleston Association for over 35 years. He has served on the local board as Vice President, a state delegate 20 times and Executive Director for the Men and Women association. He has bowled in many local and state association tournaments and the southeastern. He has worked
- [Kay Binford](https://scusbc.org/kay-binford/) - Kay Binford has been a member of WIBC/USBC for 53 years. She has served as a National delegate for 32 years, bowled in 32 National tournaments. She was a member of the North Carolina WBA & Charlotte, NC WBA for 4 years, serving as Charlotte WBA Association Secretary for 3 years. Member of the SCUSBC
- [Edward J. “Boots” Bellamah](https://scusbc.org/edward-j-boots-bellamah-2/) - Bobby Knuckley, nephew of “Boots” Bellamah writes: “To the junior bowlers of Columbia, SC, Edward Bellamah was known as “Uncle Boots”. This special person began devoting many hours to the city’s junior program in 1952. In 1960, he was appointed as liaison between the Greater Columbia Bowling Association and the junior bowlers participating in
- [Edward J. "Boots" Bellamah](https://scusbc.org/edward-j-boots-bellamah/) - This write up is from the Greater Columbia Hall of Fame - Boots Bellaham was honored with selection to the GCBA Hall in 1973 as recognition of general service to the bowling community for over thirty years. Bellamah has been a mainstay on both the GCBA Board and the Junior Board for years. Boots has
- [Judy Bailey](https://scusbc.org/judy-bailey/) - Judy began recreational bowling in the mid 1960's at the bowling "alley" in Atlantic City, New Jersey. With her friend Yolanda, they went bowling "every once in a while" for fun. In the fall of 1966, Judy joined the high school "Girls Bowling League" that bowled on Monday afternoons. This was an unsanctioned league although
- [Gary Anderson](https://scusbc.org/gary-anderson/) - Gary L. Anderson has been continuously involved in bowling since early childhood. He has participated in and/or been exposed to all phases of the game as a worker, manager and administrator. He has "set" pins, cleaned "pits", leveled and adjusted pin decks, buffed and conditioned lanes and managed large modern bowling centers. He has served
- [Lloyd Akers](https://scusbc.org/lloyd-akers/) - Lloyd Akers started his quest in youth bowling in 1973 as President Central Solano CA YABA, Secretary/Treasurer Soesterberg MBA 1975-77 and Director Shaw MBA since 1994. He also served in Tucson, Arizona. Lloyd has served the sate board on many committees and has been a director since 1982. On the local level at Shaw, Lloyd
- [Debi Aiken](https://scusbc.org/debi-aiken-1997-greenville-bowling-achievement/) - Debi S. Aiken of Greenville is the daughter of Gene and Vera Stamps of Anderson. She lives with her husband Skip and has two daughters; Adrienne and Nikki, and a granddaughter, Tori, who is four. She has a brother, Rodney, and a sister Nancy, residing in Anderson. Debi owns and operates the Silver Spoon restaurant
- [Bobbi Bartee](https://scusbc.org/bobbi-bartee/) - Roberta "Bobbi" Bartee has been a member of the Charleston Association for over 30 years. She has been a member of the Charleston Youth Association as Chairperson for 16 years. She has held other positions on the Youth Board. She has been a certified Youth Coach for 19 years. She has her level 2 certification
- [Membership dues change](https://scusbc.org/membership-dues-change-2/) - Effective August 1, 2015, the South Carolina State membership dues will now be $2.00 per member. At the South Carolina USBC Association Annual Meeting in Myrtle Beach held on May 30, 2015, the state delegates voted for a one dollar increase for state membership dues, so that the South Carolina USBC Association would be able
- [2011 Fall Meeting and HOF Luncheon](https://scusbc.org/871-2/)
- [Shawn Hutto](https://scusbc.org/shawn-hutto/) - Shawn Hutto has been a member of the Charleston Association for over 25+ years. He started his career in bowling in the youth program and won many of the superlative awards. As a youth he won the All Events at the state tournament. When he went to the adults he bowled in all the local
- [Jodi Hughes](https://scusbc.org/jodi-hughes/) - Jodi is well known throughout the state, region and other areas for her skill with a ball and ten pins. She has many accomplishments to her name for her bowling skills. Jodi is a native of Greenville. She and husband Ricky have one son, Jackie. Jodi began her bowling career in 1977 at
- [John Howe](https://scusbc.org/john-howe/) - John Howe started his bowling career in 1968 in the Greater Charleston Bowling Association. In 1993, he joined the Greater Atlanta Bowling Association. Currently, he is a member of the Columbia Bowling Association. John has been a board member on the Greater Charleston Association and is a Hall of Fame member. He has been a

## Pages

- [Hall Of Fame Group Photo 2022](https://scusbc.org/youth-all-stars/) - Find the annual game notification, details, and entry forms on one page. You can find old records as well. Visit our site.
- [Alphabetical - HOF](https://scusbc.org/alphabetical/) - SCUSBC provides the hall of fame members alphabetically with all the members and visitors. Get more details.
- [Youth Scholarships Recipients](https://scusbc.org/youth-scholarships-recipients/) - Scholarship Recipients Recipients of South Carolina Junior Bowling Association Scholarships Year - Amount - Name - Association - School/Location 1974-1975 - 1st Year - $500. - Robert Fields - Beaufort - Univ. of Tennessee (Knoxville) 1975-1976- 2nd Year - $750. - Kathy Collins Lakes - Columbia -Midlands Tech(Columbia) 1976-1977- 3rd Year - $1,000. - Mark SCUSBC gives you details about youth scholarship recipients. Get in touch with us.
- [Memorial and Honor Awards](https://scusbc.org/memorial-and-honor-awards/) - SCUSBC Memorial and Honor Awards Recipients (Established 2016) *****2017 President's Letter for the following awards**** ****Guidelines and Forms for the following awards.**** The Booker Howard Memorial Association Volunteer of the Year 10-1-2016 - Corinne Janney - Charleston 10-7-2017 - No Recipient 10-6-2018 - No Recipient 10-5-2019 - No Recipient 10-3-2020 - Tina Brown - Grand SCUSBC made a list of memorial and honor awards recipients. Get more details from our website.
- [SCUSBC High Average/Series](https://scusbc.org/scusbc-high-averageseries/) - SCUSBC provides you with a list of high averages or series. Get more details from our website.
- [South Carolina USBC Scholarship Information and Application](https://scusbc.org/south-carolina-usbc-scholarship-information-and-application/) - The South Carolina United State Bowling Congress is proud to award five scholarships in the amount of $5,000., $4,000., $3,000., $2,000. and $1,000. The number of scholarships and the amount of each could change from year to year. Our scholarship is named for Jim Hawkins, Walt Payment and Gene Tinman who were instrumental in establishing The South Carolina United State Bowling Congress is proud to bring three scholarships in the amount of $3,00, $2,000. and $1,000. Get more info
- [Hall of Fame Application and Point System](https://scusbc.org/hall-of-fame-application-and-point-system/) - Hall of Fame Nominating Form due April 1 each year Hall of Fame Point System
- [Youth President and Youth Leader Awards History](https://scusbc.org/youth-president-and-youth-leader-awards-history/) - Youth President (High Series) and Youth Leader's (High Game) Award History 15th - 1980-1981 - Host City - Anderson 652 - John Cameron - Columbia 247 - Hon Cameron - Columbia 556 - Loren Twitty - Columbia 221 - Missy McCoy - Charleston 16th - 1981-1982 - Host City - Charleston 755 SCUSBC provides you with a youth president and youth leader awards history. Explore more information.
- [Youth State Tournament History](https://scusbc.org/youth-state-tournament-history/) - Recap of: Most Teams Entered, % of Participation and Host City for SCSYABA Tournaments Tournament Number Year Most Teams % of Participation Host City _ 17 1982-83 Columbia 48 Rock Hill 85.5 Spartanburg 18 1983-84 Columbia 47 Pickens County 68.2 Greenville 19 1984-85 Columbia 62 Camden 77.8 Columbia 20 1985-86 Charleston 75 Sumter 100.0 Charleston You can check the youth statement tournament provided by SCUSBC on their website. Start exploring now.
- [Officers and Directors](https://scusbc.org/officers/) - The tournament is now history and we hope everyone who participated had a great time. Check the unofficially declared results.
- [2016 Jamboree](https://scusbc.org/2016-jamboree/) - The South Carolina USBC Association 2017 Hall of Fame/Awards program dinner will be held October 6-8. Find 2017 Hall of Fame Meeting.
- [](https://scusbc.org/about/) - The tournament was held April 17/18 and April 24/25, 2022 with all bowling at Paradise Lanes, 469 E. Read more.
- [Youth Committee](https://scusbc.org/youth-committee/) - Entries will be sent to the bowling centers in August 2017. A copy will be posted on our website once available.
- [Privacy Policy](https://scusbc.org/privacy-policy/) - Who we are Our website address is: https://scusbc.org. What personal data we collect and why we collect it Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from After approval of your comment, your profile picture is visible to the public in the context of your comment. Read the privacy policy.

## Soliloquy Sliders

- [2018-2019 All Stars Bowlers](https://scusbc.org/?post_type=soliloquy&p=2942)
- [2017-2018 Youth All Stars](https://scusbc.org/?post_type=soliloquy&p=2404)

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