This week we chat with Storm Collegiate Bowler of the year Caitlyn Johnson. Johnson is a business marketing major at Webber International University. We discuss her senior season and what clicked for her. Johnson also talks about how her mental game plays a role in her success on the lanes.

This week I catch up with Ten Pin Alley Proprietor Bill Pounders. We discuss how he is working through the Coronavirus Pandemic. He shares what they are doing while being shut down and how he is working to ensure things are set to go once given the all clear to open. Pounders shares how we can support our bowling centers during this difficult time.

This week we catch up with Director of WSU Bowling Mark Lewis. Coach Lewis joins us to discuss the transition of coaches at the program over the last year. We also discuss how the Coronavirus pandemic impacts the bowling community. Coach Lewis also shares why he believes discipline needed both on and off the lanes when bowling in college.

This week we catch up with Amleto Monacelli to discuss his new role Martin Methodist College. We discuss his relationship with Bob Learn Jr. and what he brings to the table as a coach. Amleto discusses the PBA League and his new role and we talk about how physical fitness plays such a huge role in him continuing to bowl at such a high level.

This week we catch up with Mike Jasnau to discuss the postponement of the USBC OC due to Coronavirus. Mike talks about his plans for the USBC OC and what bowlers need to remember when heading to Reno. We also discuss the growth of college bowling and how as players grow through the year their game changes. Jasnau also shares why a lot of times we hear cliches from bowlers when it comes to the pre-match interviews on tv.

This week we catch up with former Robert Morris University standout Marshall Kent. Kent talks about why he chose the school and the learning curve bowlers face when leaving college and heading to the tour. We also talk about his WSOB preparations.

This week I catch up with USBC Eagle Winner and Pro Shop Operator Vernon Peterson to discuss what all this talk of urethane equipment being too soft means to the average player. Vernon shares his thoughts on the Purple Hammer when he tested it and what he believes the average bowler needs to do if they see an opponent using a Purple Hammer. We also discuss the upcoming USBC OC and what only four on a pair means for folks competing in doubles and singles.

This week we catch up with former Wichita State Shocker Packy Hanrahan. We discuss his time as a Shocker and what lead him to pick up bowling. Packy shares his thoughts on his PBA season so far and how he is always seeking knowledge on the lanes.

This week we catch up with SCAD Assistant Coach Verity Crawley. We discuss what she is learning when it comes to coaching and how she approaches team building. We discuss the success the team has had as of late and what advice she has for high school bowlers looking to bowl in college.