Two Hall of Fame bowlers have joined the Turbo Staff – Tish Johnson, who won 25 pro titles in her career, and Mark Williams, two time winner of the prestigious PBA Tournament of Champions. Both are still active on the tournament scene, and both operate pro shops when they are not on the road. Johnson is now 48, and has been living in Colorado Springs for the past five years. She and a partner own two pro shops. One is in Denver at Littleton Lanes, and the other in Colorado Springs at Fort Carson.

Team Turbo Staffer Bill O’Neill of Southampton, Pa., cruised past defending champion Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas, 267-207, to win his first major title in the 67th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open. O’Neill, who won his first Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour title earlier in the season in Detroit, had a spare in the first frame, failed to convert the 2-10 split in the second, and then threw 10 strikes in a row to race away to victory. Along with his title, he earned $60,000 and a three-year PBA Tour exemption. “This title means everything to me. I can’t begin to explain it,” he said. “It’s the most difficult title on tour to win. To have my name up there with the guys who have won it is amazing.

Coming from the fifth qualifying position, Hall of Famers Brian Voss and Team Turbo staff member Diandra Asbaty won four consecutive matches to capture the PBA Bayer Don and Paula Carter Mixed Doubles Sunday at Brunswick Zone Wheat Ridge.