Storm Products is proud to announce that the 2023 Storm Youth Championships (SYC) season has aligned with two charitable giving initiatives. A portion of every entry in 2023 will be shared between Ballard vs the Big “C” (BVBC) and Make-A-Wish Utah.

Despite a Tropical Storm, Boardwalk Bowl hosted the final and largest Storm Youth Championship of 2022 with five first-time champions and a first-ever tie for the SYC title in the U18 Girls division.

In 2023, the SYC schedule will have nine events featuring five new host bowling centers. We intentionally take the SYC events to new cities each year in a quest to bring national events closer to home for more families.

Byars background in the sport will assist him in his new role at Storm as he will work to create and connect a digital journey for bowlers to experience on our web properties.

The South Sound Tour hosts 16 events per season and hosts 150 bowlers per event. They’ve built a bowling tour for bowlers created by bowlers. The formats of the events are based on feedback of their bowlers. Bowlers provide feedback and the tournament organizers discuss the suggestions and adjust formats accordingly.

Storm Products Inc. (SPI), is proud to continue their sponsorship agreement with the Oregon Junior Classic Tournament Association (OJCTA) as they enter their 48th season! Each season the OJCTA hosts 10 events with four different age divisions and all skill levels. They are focused on education and competition but like to encourage building friendships along the way.

You see, it was more than baseball this time. This time, it was bowlers’ day at the ballpark and Storm was fortunate enough to be involved. All in all, over 600 bowlers attended the game, including Storm co-founders, Bill & Barbara Chrisman and Storm Pro Staffer, Kyle Troup.

We’ve had so much fun celebrating National Dog Month with the Dogs of Storm!

Each season the Youth Scratch Masters Tour services 200 unique bowlers through 21 events. Beyond bowling, the Youth Scratch Masters Tour is focused on building a community.

Bowlers of all skill levels and ages compete in the MAJBT to learn about more challenging conditions, meet new friends who share a love for the sport of bowling, and compete for a title and scholarship funds. MAJBT bowlers are offered the opportunity each month to compete on conditions to prepare for the environment they will face at the USBC Junior Gold Championships each summer.