SIGN IN YOUR ACCOUNT TO HAVE ACCESS TO DIFFERENT FEATURES

FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD?

FORGOT YOUR DETAILS?

AAH, WAIT, I REMEMBER NOW!

GHUSBC

QUESTIONS? CALL: (713) 874-1277
  • Forms
  • Links and Resources
  • Contact Us
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Community Partner Rewards
    • Membership Meetings
    • Board of Directors
    • Greater Houston Bowling Centers
    • Event Calendar
    • GHUSBC Office Staff
  • Membership
    • GHUSBC Adult Averages
    • GHUSBC Youth Averages
    • GHUSBC Average Book Archives
    • GHUSBC League Awards
    • GHUSBC Association Awards
    • GHUSBC Secretary of the Year
    • USBC Find a Member
  • News
    • Greater Houston Bowling News
    • National Bowling News
    • News to Spare Archive
    • GHUSBC Record High Scores
  • Tournaments
    • Men’s Invitational
    • Women’s Championship
    • Open Championship
    • League Champions Invitational
    • Youth Championship
    • Youth Open Tournament
  • Youth
    • Youth Tournaments
      • Youth Championship Tournament
      • Youth Open Tournament
      • Youth Tournaments
    • Youth Awards and Scholarships
    • GHCPA Hall of Fame
    • Registered Volunteer Program (RVP) & SafeSport
    • USBC Youth
OnlineEntry
  • Home
  • News Archive
  • 2013
  • USBC Announces Future Championships Host Cities
June 25, 2025

USBC Announces Future Championships Host Cities

USBC Announces Future Championships Host Cities

by GHUSBC Admin / Friday, 05 July 2019 / Published in 2013, National Bowling News

Open Championships will return to Syracuse, N.Y. in 2018 and Baton Rouge, La. in 2025; Women’s Championships will be held in Baton Rouge, La., in 2017, in Wichita, Kan., in 2019 and in Mobile, Ala., in 2021

The United States Bowling Congress has selected two future sites for the Open Championships, including a move to the east, while the Women’s Championships is heading to the Midwest and Gulf Coast.

The USBC Open Championships will return to the Oncenter Convention Center in Syracuse, N.Y., in 2018, and the Baton Rouge River Center in Baton Rouge, La., will host the 2025 tournament as part of a multi-year agreement also involving the USBC Women’s Championships.

Syracuse last hosted the Open Championships in 1999, and Baton Rouge welcomed the event in 2005 and 2012.

“We understand the importance of bringing the Open Championships east and feel our bowlers will be very happy with these selections,” USBC Executive Director Stu Upson said. “Syracuse and Baton Rouge have been great partner cities, and we are thrilled to have the event visit these regions once again.”

Three sites have been decided for the Women’s Championships. The 2017 tournament will be held at the Baton Rouge River Center, and in 2019, Northrock Lanes and Thunderbird Bowl in Wichita, Kan., will host the tournament. The 2021 Women’s Championships will take place in Mobile, Ala., at the Arthur R. Outlaw Convention Center.

“The USBC Women’s Championships will feature a variety of venues and locations in the coming years,” Upson said. “The change to four-person teams has the potential to generate a new audience for this event, and we hope the excitement of these city selections will help the tournament grow.”

The 2017 and 2021 tournaments will be held in the convention-center setting made popular at the Open Championships and introduced at the Women’s Championships in 2010. The unique atmosphere includes specially-constructed lanes, vendor and office space and the world’s largest mobile scoreboard.

In Wichita, the tournament will return to the roots of the Women’s Championships and be held in two traditional bowling centers. It will be the 100th tournament in Women’s Championships history. The tournament first was held in 1916.

USBC continues to explore options for a multi-year agreement with popular destination cities to complement the tournaments that will take place in Reno as part of the contract extension announced last year.

As posted on digitalbowling.com

  • Tweet

About GHUSBC Admin

What you can read next

Wisconsin bowler rolls first 800 series of 2012 USBC Open Championships
USBC Hall of Famer Joan Feinblum dies at 81
USBC, Kegel extend partnership through 2016

3 Comments to “ USBC Announces Future Championships Host Cities”

  1. marvin says : Reply
    May 7, 2024 at 1:32 am

    what cities are next after 2025

  2. Robert says : Reply
    March 22, 2025 at 7:31 pm

    We where bowling in our state tournament and we where moved because of a birthday party . It wasn’t our fault the shirft before us ran late and the house said we gab to move lanes for our last game .we where at station 300 we were told either move or guit which nicked us out of brackets not fair you contracted them to host a reply would be appreciated

  3. Linda Weger says : Reply
    March 31, 2025 at 12:05 am

    The new Bowl.com app is horrible.
    There is now easy access to go to tournaments. I want to find the info for upcoming Women’s tournaments after this year. I am tired of scrolling thru STORIES. GIVE US THE MENU OPTIONS AGAIN!!!
    Will someone from headquarters actually read this?????

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

SEARCH

RECENT POSTS

  • USBC AND STORM PRODUCTS ANNOUNCE AGREEMENT OF NATIONAL TOURNAMENT EXCLUSION AND BALL EXCHANGE PROGRAM

  • USBC REVOKES APPROVAL OF 2016 AND 2017 PURPLE HAMMER BALLS

  • USBC REVOKES CERTIFICATION APPROVAL OF STORM SPECTRE BALL

TAG CLOUD

QUICK LINKS

  • Board of Directors
  • Texas High School Bowling
  • GHUSBC Memorial
  • Texas Bowling Centers Association
  • Registered Volunteers
  • Bowl.com
  • Houston HOF
  • USBC Rulebook
  • Texas Bowling
  • USBC Membership

NEWSLETTER SIGNUP

By subscribing to our mailing list you will always be update with the latest news from us.

We never spam!

GET IN TOUCH

Phone: (713) 874-1277
Email: ghusbc@bowlhouston.com

GHUSBC Office
2616 Houston Blvd.
South Houston, Texas 77587
USA

  • GET SOCIAL
GHUSBC

© 2024 All rights reserved. Designed by JayBirds Co Inc.

TOP