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Among our top stories this week, the EGCC Board of Trustees approved a resolution to “pause” registration and enrollment.

7 hours ago SMYRNA, Tenn. – After several close calls during her first four seasons on the Professional Women’s Bowling Association Tour, England’s Verity Crawley broke through for her first victory Saturday at the PWBA Greater Nashville Open. The 26-year-old right-hander won three matches in the stepladder at Smyrna Bowling Center on the way to the title and $10,000 top prize, defeating Poland’s Daria Pajak in the final, 245-168. The championship round was broadcast live on BowlTV.com. Crawley had recorded four runner-up finishes on tour prior to her win Saturday, including a loss...

15 hours ago EAGAN, Minn. - After winning the first event of the 2021 Professional Women's Bowling Association Tour season in January and capping a solid start to the year at the PWBA Kickoff Classic Series, Shannon O'Keefe quickly transitioned back to her role as head coach of the women's bowling team at McKendree University. The two-time reigning PWBA Player of the Year has been on the road with the Bearcats nearly every weekend since the Kickoff Classic Series, but she's excited to return to Cedarvale Lanes this week to compete in the PWBA Twin Cities Open. The Twin Cities Open begins Thu...

March 3, 2021 ARLINGTON, Texas - Youth bowlers are the future of the sport of bowling and have more opportunities than ever to hone and test their skills on the lanes. For young female competitors, the relaunching of the Professional Women's Bowling Association Tour in 2015 gave some the opportunity to redirect their career trajectories, while the youngest of the rising stars found a new group of role models and some unexpected dreams to chase. Among the latter was Jillian Martin of Stow, Ohio, and Victoria Varano of Stony Point, New York, who both turned 11 years old the year the PWBA Tour ...

BowlTV and earned Evans a $1,300 top prize. Evans was behind in the match heading into the final frames, and Scheerer was in position to shut her out. Scheerer, the 1998 PWBA Rookie of the Year, rattled off seven consecutive strikes after a 3-6-7-10 split in the second frame but ran into trouble again in the 10th frame, leaving a 7-10 split on her first offering. "I was in complete disbelief because she was so locked in the entire time," Evans said. "I hadn't really been looking at the scores, and I was in shock. I asked Elise (Bolton) if I really could win, and then I went up and threw the ...