- Color: Blue Solid/Blue Pearl/Silver Pearl
- Core: Symmetrical
- Coverstock: Hi-Trac
- RG: 2.470
- RG Diff: .054
- Finish: 500/2000
- Recommended Lane Condition: Medium-Heavy Oil

Description: With MoRich’s HUGE symmetrical core, they have created a ball that starts up in the midlane, hooks a lot on the backend and has tremendous hitting power. The MoRich Aggressive Motion adds a stronger ball reaction to the MoRich symmetrical line. This ball is designed for medium to heavier oil patterns and works great on longer, heavier house patterns and competitive oil patterns. This ball is effective for higher speed and more rev challenged bowlers on all patterns, and has a HUGE symmetrical core that gives it great versatility by using different drilling techniques. The Aggressive Motion has a .054” total diff. for large flare, improving traction on the back half of the lane, and a 2.470” RG for more revs at the break point. The Aggressive Motion adds a very hooking symmetrical ball to the MORICH line of quality performance bowling balls.

By Lucas Wiseman
USBC Communications

EULESS, Texas – Defending champion Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., went 6-2 in the opening round of match play Tuesday night as she maintained her lead at the 2011 Bowling’s U.S. Women’s Open.

Kulick has a 40-game total of 9,812, including 30 bonus pins for each victory, to lead the final 16 bowlers in the field at AMF Euless Lanes. The top five players for Thursday’s championship round will be determined in the final eight games of match play starting Wednesday morning.

“I didn’t score as well as well on the fresh today as I did yesterday,” Kulick said. “I’m trying to pull away from the field, but everyone is bowling well behind me. I think if I focus on repeating shots, I’ll be in position to make the show tomorrow.”

The Team USA member, who won the 2003 and 2010 U.S. Women’s Open, turned it on down the stretch, closing with games of 249, 257, 228 and 232 to lead by 247 pins. Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., is second with 9,565.

Leanne Hulsenberg of Roseville, Calif., who was one of two bowlers to shoot 300 Tuesday night, is in third place with 9,551. Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, is fourth with 9,487, while Rachel Perez of Maumelle, Ark., is fifth with 9,440.

The finals of the U.S. Women’s Open will take place at Cowboys Stadium and be broadcast on Saturday, July 2 at 6 p.m. Eastern on ESPN2. If a bowler throws a 300 game in the championship match, she will win $1 million. The champion will earn $50,000.

The 2011 U.S. Women’s Open has already broken one record with 286 participants, which tops the previous record of 267 set in 2003. A total of 17 countries are represented in the field.

For more information Bowling’s U.S. Women’s Open, visit bowlingsuswomensopen.com. For complete coverage of the event, including stories and videos, visit BOWL.com.

About International Bowling Campus

The International Bowling Campus (IBC) is the headquarters for the bowling industry and directly serves the more than 71 million bowlers in the United States. The IBC houses the resources of the United States Bowling Congress, the governing body and membership organization for the sport; the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America, representing the business interests of bowling centers; Strike Ten Entertainment, the marketing arm for the industry; the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame; The Bowling Foundation; the International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association; the Bowling Writers Association of America; the Bowling News Network; the Billiard and Bowling Institute of America; and the International Training and Research Center.

Youth Madness
Come join us during any of our midnight madness programs every Friday afternoon from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. $ 7.50 includes shoes and 2 hours unlimited bowling.

Midnight Madness
On Friday and Saturday evenings from 10:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. $ 15.00 per person includes shoes and 3 hours unlimited bowling. ( minimum 4 per lane )

Our Friday Madness Party is from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Cost: $ 7.50 per person
When reserving your party, a deposit equaling 50% of the cost of each bowler is required.

Additional charges:
Cake $ 25.00 ( must be paid when reserving your party )
Pitcher of soda $ 5.00
Cup of ice cream $ 2.00
Large pizza $ 21.00 ( Cheese or Pepperoni ) Additional cost for extra toppings.

Danville Bowl Birthday Parties

Birthday package includes:

- 1 Game of bowling per child
- Shoes and use of bowling balls
- 1/2 Sheet cake with your choice of theme ( feeds up to 30 )
- Ice cream, soda, candles, and paper products
- Pizza is available for $ 21.00 per large ( Cheese or Pepperoni )

The cost of this package is just $ 15.00 per child for a minimum of 8 children!
A $ 50.00 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your party.

RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED 10 DAYS IN ADVANCE!

NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK IS ALLOWED