Former Team USA member, and current USBC Board member, Andrew Cain (pictured left), of Phoenix, Ariz., proved Sunday he knows how to come from behind in winning the 7th New Mexico Open tournament at Tenpins & More in Rio Rancho. Cain topped 2002 ABC Masters champion and fellow Arizonan, Brett Wolfe, 184-160 in a low-scoring title match to win a record first prize of $6,750. Wolfe was consoled with $3,525 of the record $34,190 prize-fund. Cain, seeded 5th for the stepladder finals, defeated four opponents to win the title.
The 8th annual Columbia 300 Vienna Open is the 15th stop of the 2010 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "Gold" events. The tournament will be held from Tuesday Sep. 28 through Sunday Oct. 3, 2010 at 32-lane Plus Bowling in Vienna, Austria. As of today, 260 players from 25 countries including several male and female professional bowlers have registered for the popular event. 
Bowlingdigital will report live from Vienna including live streaming, HD videos and HQ photos.
Adam Baer of Gettysburg, Pa., became the latest PBA member to qualify for the $1 million PBA Tournament of Champions when he won his first PBA Regional title Aug. 29 in the PBA East Region's Mil-Ray Foods Open at Brunswick Zone Turnersville in Turnersville, N.J. Baer defeated Terry Decker Jr. of Philadelphia, Pa., 238-210, to win $2,500 and an invitation to enter the Champions field at the Tournament of Champions at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas, Jan. 15-22.
Japan's leading bowling center chain has opened its first bowling center in the United States, and its emergence into the U.S. market has impelled Brunswick Bowling to honor Round One Entertainment with the 2010 Brunswick Center of Excellence Award, which was presented recently at the grand opening of Round 1 Bowling and Amusement near Los Angeles. This first
American store was built in the Puente Hills Mall, using Round One's
Japan facilities as a prototype.
The BPAA has agreed to have Dexter Bowling become a promotional sponsor of the prestigious 2011 Bowling's U.S. Women's Open. As part of the agreement, Dexter captures the bowling shoe product line exclusivity for all marketing aspects of the historic event and the qualifiers leading up the finals. The 2011 Bowling's U.S. Women's Open, sponsored by the Brands of Ebonite International, is open to all female youth and adult bowlers in the U.S. and their international counterparts.
Bowlingdigital.com has uploaded 10-minute High Definition video summaries of the 2010 Men's World Championships Singles and Doubles title matches onto YouTube. All subscribers of our YouTube channel have already received the message. Bowlingdigital has now uploaded 136 videos from 17 events. To go straight to our YouTube account click 
First, the good news: While I did not bowl a single 200 game my entire 17 weeks in the sport league I bowled before working with USBC Silver coach and five-time PBA titlist Bob Learn Jr., it took me just two games this time around.
In my first night of sport-league bowling since working with Bob, I shot a 213 in game two. After 17 straight weeks of failing to shoot 200 on sport shots, that 213 felt a bit like I had just struck oil while digging in my own front lawn. Now for the bad news: I still have a lot of work to do.
Dexter Bowling and the United States Bowling Congress have agreed on a partnership that will keep Dexter as the exclusive title sponsor of the USBC High School All-American Team. The three-year agreement also includes Dexter's sponsorship of the USBC Coach/Player Luncheon at the Intercollegiate Team Championships. Dexter has been the official sponsor of the USBC High School All-American Team since 2005-06. Dexter Bowling also will sponsor the USBC Coach/Player Luncheon at the ITC.
Coaches from 25 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) bowling programs visited the International Training and Research Center over the weekend to learn from Team USA coaches how to improve player performance. The inaugural National Tenpin Coaches Association NCAA Coaches Forum brought together 33 head coaches and assistant coaches from across the country. Training included equipment analysis and management, lane maintenance pattern analysis and competition management.
Wendy Kok (l.), Netherlands, was the sole player of the top 16 in the EBT women's ranking, who participated in the BNC Bratislava Open, which ended on Sunday Aug. 29th at BNC Bowling Center in Bratislava, Slovakia. Kok finished 39th in the tournament and 5th in the women's ranking to earn 50 ranking points en route to leap from third to second place in the 2010 women's ranking with 490 points. Women's ranking leader Nina Flack Sweden, and her male counterpart, Dominic Barrett, England, maintained the lead. 
Jens Dengler, and Michael Schneppe (left), both Germany, teamed to win the 10th Strangers Doubles Tournament Sunday, Aug. 29th at Bowling Beseco in Rümikon, Zurich, Switzerland. In a close title match the two Germans topped Nicolas Guillaume and Fredéric Janzen (right), both Switzerland, 376 to 359, to wrap up the title.
Austria's No. 1 bowler, Thomas Gross (l.) defeated Paul Moor (r.), England, to win the BNC Bratislava Open Sunday, Aug 29th at BNC Bowling Center in Bratislava, Slovakia. In the championship match over two games total pinfall, Gross held a comfortable 45-pin lead after the first game (248- 203) and cruised to victory with a 214-193 in game #2 and 462-396 overall. Gross received 5.000 Euro for his fourth career European Bowling Tour title. Moor pocketed 3.000 Euro for second place.
Diana Zavjalova and Daniel Vēzis will represent Latvia at the 2010 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Toulon, France, after winning the Latvian BWC Qualifier finals at Toss bowling center in Riga on Sunday, August 22nd. In the women's championship match, Zavjalova, seeded third, beat out top seeded Marija Tkačenko for the
ticket to Toulon, 434-374. On the men's side, No.2 Vezis posted two big games to defeat No. 1 Arturs Levikins, 477-420, 
Just two weeks after their victory in the 5th Schiedam Senior Open, Ron Oldfield (right), England and Liliane Vintens (left), Belgium, won back-to-back International Seniors Bowling Tour titles by winning the men's and women's division in the Belgian Senior Open at Bowlmaster in Brussels, Belgium. Oldfield won his fourth ISBT title by mere four pins over André Geelen, Belgium, while Vintens had a 67-pin cushion over Angie Brown, England, to win her second title in the women's division. 
Bowling fans can help Kelly Kulick (l.) of Union, N.J., the first woman to capture a title in the 51-year history of the PBA Tour, win the Women's Sports Foundation's most prestigious award: Sportswoman of the Year. Kulick is one of 10 women nominated for the WSF's award for most outstanding individual performance by a woman athlete. Finalists will be voted on by The Women's Sports Foundation membership
and through online voting. Fans can cast their votes until Aug. 31, 2010
at midnight Eastern. 
The Kegel Training Center and Dolfijn Bowling in Tilburg, Netherlands, have announced the Grand Opening of Kegel Training Center Europe NL. This new facility is located inside Dolfijn Bowlingcentrum, in Tilburg, Netherlands. The new training center will feature the latest in bowling coaching tools such as Dartfish video software with HD cameras and 4 lanes of Computer Aided Tracking System or (C.A.T.S.).
356 players from 65 countries competed in the 2010 WTBA Men's World Championships at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterföhring Germany for gold, silver and bronze medals in six events - Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Team, All Events and Masters. The six Team USA members dominated the Championships winning five gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals. A total of 118.200 unique viewers followed the 2010 Men's World Championships by watching the live streaming broadcasts on UStream TV. The total broadcast length was 4 days and 7 hours. 