Randy Pedersen has more than 40 years of experience in the bowling industry and he’s celebrating a monumental anniversary with Storm Products in 2020. As Pedersen continues to look forward, he also enjoys reflecting on where he’s been throughout his career.

175 Men and 164 Women athletes traveled to Las Vegas to compete in five days of competition to determine who would represent Team USA in 2020. At the end of five six-game blocks, players were evaluated based on their performance throughout the week. In addition, eligible athletes submitted resumes for the selection committee to consider.

As Staff Development Manager, Ryan will be responsible for assisting the PBA, PWBA, PBA50, and all amateur staff players with bowling equipment during competition, coaching their physical games, developing their mental games, as well as collaborating with the Storm Tour Team. He will also represent Storm at events and clinics throughout the bowling season.

Storm Products is proud to announce that Verity Crawley of England has joined the Team Storm Pro Staff. Crawley, who now resides in the United States competes full time on the Professional Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) Tour. When not competing, Crawley spends her time helping other bowlers improve their game as the assistant collegiate coach for The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD).  

Storm Products is proud to announce that Diana Zavjalova of Latvia has joined our pro staff. Zavjalova is a 4-time Professional Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) champion and has earned medals around the world as a 15-time member of Team Latvia.

Storm Products announced today that Kyle Troup has signed a contract extension. Troup, a 3-Time PBA Champion, has become one of the most recognizable Team Storm players competing on the PBA Tour.

Storm Products is excited to announce that Ronnie Russell has joined Team Storm. Russell has been a member of the Professional Bowling Association since 2003 and has earned four career PBA Tour Titles.

As the SYC has grown, events have been added to the schedule each year. Two events were added in 2018, and the season was expanded to six events in 2019. Our events wouldn’t be possible without the support of the staff of each host bowling center and the families in each community that we visit. In 2020, our schedule will expand to eight events.

Just 12 bowlers have been able to wear that coveted green jacket multiple times. On Wednesday night, Francois Lavoie joined that class of champions by earning his second U.S. Open Title at Victory Lanes in Morresville, North Carolina.

The field at the 2019 US Open has completed 56 games on four challenging conditions at Victory Lanes and three Storm and Roto Grip athletes have qualified for the stepladder finals. The top five PBA bowlers who qualified will bowl live on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday at 8 pm Eastern.

Our Team Storm players have been working hard to prepare for the upcoming event. Team Storm Athlete, Brad Miller, recently visited Storm Headquarters and rolled some of the latest releases. Read more about Brad in this spotlight.

As the calendar turned to October, 192 youth bowlers and their families packed up their bags and traveled to the SYC Coastal Classic on October 4-6. The event was held in two bowling centers, Little River Lanes in Little River, South Carolina and Planet Fun in Shallotte, North Carolina.

Some people might people remember Pete Weber’s historic win at the US Open in 1991 because of the trophy ceremony but there is more to the story. We had a chat with Pete Weber at Storm HQ about his memories of the event as well as his plan for 2019.

To celebrate the US Open we’ll have several announcements for Storm Fans leading up to the event. We also will be featuring Q&A segments with our Team Storm players, Team Storm Tour Managers, and local celebrities leading up to the event.

The Storm Youth Championships invited athletes and their families to travel to Wichita to experience the tradition of excellence in this community.

There is no better feeling for an athlete than to win a gold medal for your country. On Friday, four Team Storm and Roto Grip athletes did just that at the 2019 World Bowling Senior Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Though healing his injuries has been his main priority for Martin Larsen, he’s also been focused on helping the tournament officials prepare for the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters in Sweden. After two successful events in Malmö the 2019 event is moving to Helsingborg. Find out what's new in 2019 and what fans can expect this week!

Don’t let the term Rookie fool you. Julia Bond has proven that she’s a fierce competitor in her first season on the PWBA Tour. In her first full season on tour, Bond has picked up two PWBA Regional Titles, earned a spot in the PWBA Elite Field and won the PWBA Regional Showdown which aired on CBS Sports August 24.