In a time when bowling centers across the country continue to face difficult challenges, Oregon’s bowling community has something worth celebrating: Willamette Lanes is coming back to life. The small, eight-lane center in Oakridge has new ownership, new energy and a renewed focus on giving local families and bowlers a place to gather. For new owner Bryan Morris, the opportunity is more than a business venture. It is the fulfillment of a childhood dream. “It’s been a dream of

One of the exciting announcements from the 2026 USBC Convention in Reno was the launch of Bowling TV, the first and only 24/7 television channel dedicated exclusively to the sport of bowling. WATCH A PREVIEW VIDEO Launched by Triple B Media in partnership with the United States Bowling Congress, Bowling TV is a free, ad-supported streaming television channel designed to bring bowling to fans around the clock. The channel is available now on Prime Video, LG Channels, Xumo Play

The United States Bowling Congress has announced that it will no longer mail printed membership cards beginning with the 2027-2028 season, marking a significant change in how bowlers access and manage their membership. For Oregon State USBC members, the 2026-2027 season will serve as a transition year as USBC helps bowlers, league officials and associations prepare for a fully digital membership card system. During that season, members will be encouraged to use the BOWL.com

Happy Saturday Bowlers! We need your help with the history of the game we love in Oregon. History is very important to many of us and we...