So how does the company continue to advance the frontier of bowling ball science? Easy: always be at the drawing board. If you’re not at the drawing board, you’re not in the game. You’re something else. By standing at the edge of what is known and unknown, you can create a tried and tested quiver of covers and cores at your disposal.

The Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) announced that Jason Belmonte was voted the 2020 Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year for his exceptional performance on the lanes, while Brad Miller was voted by his fellow PBA Tour competitors as the 2020 PBA Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award winner in recognition of his sportsmanship on and off the lanes.

Do you ever have trouble choosing the correct arsenal for your next tournament? This article can help narrow down that process.

From Team USA to PBA Champion to Internationally-renowned Coach, Pat Healey, Jr. is now going into the USBC Hall of Fame.

There's a lot of reasons why a ball does what it does. In this article we break down the factors that you as a bowlers can control and use to your advantage.

Storm Products is proud to announce that one of the most decorated bowlers in NCAA history, Maria Bulanova has joined Team Storm.

Storm Products is excited to introduce the Evolution Staff Program reserved for a small number of exceptional youth players who represent the future of the sport.

At Storm Products Inc. we believe in our people. Those who become Staff Members on Team Storm share our vision and values. They share our love for the sport of bowling on and off the lanes, continue to inspire existing bowlers, and help to develop new bowlers. We're honored to recognize seven of our Team Storm members who have been loyal to our brand for 20 years or more.

The Storm Youth Championships (SYC) invited athletes and their families to returned to the Coastal Carolinas the first weekend of October. The event was held in two bowling centers, Little River Lanes in Little River, South Carolina and Planet Fun in Shallotte, North Carolina.

Storm Bowling Products today announced it has signed collegiate standout team Webber International University to represent Storm this collegiate season.

Storm Products Inc. has acquired the assets of Global Manufacturing, LLC including all brands, trademarks and propriety technologies. This acquisition includes the 900 Global and 3G brands.

The Storm Youth Championships (SYC) invited athletes and their families to travel to Wichita, Kansas to compete at Northrock Lanes and experience the tradition of excellence in this community. 147 youth bowlers competed in three five-game rounds on three different Kegel patterns in five divisions determined by gender and age (U18 Boys, U18 Girls, U15 Boys, U15 Girls, U12 Mixed Division) for a national title and a portion of the $13,325.00 scholarship fund. The overall champions are decided based on total pinfall.

Storm Products is proud to announce that Josie Barnes has joined the Team Storm pro staff. Barnes, a 3-time Professional Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) champion, has earned medals around the world as a 13-time member of Team USA.

Storm Products is proud to announce that Thomas Larsen of Denmark has joined the Team Storm Pro Staff. Larsen began bowling competitively at age 9 and has collected numerous titles in world competition.

While the Indy 500 started their qualifying rounds, athletes who traveled from 33 states arrived to showcase their talents at the Storm Youth Championships in Indianapolis. A total of 297 athletes were split between two 80-lane facilities for a two-day competition. The youth athletes competed in four five-game rounds on four different Kegel patterns in six different divisions determined by gender and age (U18 Boys, U18 Girls, U15 Boys, U15 Girls, U12 Boys, U12 Girls Divisions) for a national title and a portion of the $24,160 scholarship fund.

The previous two articles have shown that changing the pin-to-PAP and PSA-to-PAP distances can cause tremendous change in ball motion for particular styles of players. The final question is... What effect will large changes in the pin buffer distance have on ball motion?