The State USBC Bowling Association’s
106th state tournament will be held in Lansing from January to May, pumping $5 to $7 million into the state and local economy.
According to excerpts from the article:
About 12,000 bowlers and 2,300 teams from around the state are expected to visit the area for the Michigan State USBC Bowling Association's 106th state tournament, which continues today and 15 other weekends through May 3.
The tournament is returning to Lansing after a 16-year hiatus.
Battle Creek and Jackson were the other contenders, but association officials chose Lansing instead, said Mike Price, sports development manager for the Greater Lansing Sports Authority, a division of the Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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