2025 Hall of Fame  

Todd's impressive bowling career, beginning in 1979
as a youth bowler, has earned him the honor of Hall of
Fame Inductee for Superior Performance.

His stats are impressive spanning decades. In 2002 his team finished 4th at the USBC Open National Tournament.

His individual accomplishments are more impressive. He has rolled (27) 300 games and (10) 800 series with his personal best of 843. His Standard Composite Average since 2019 are 223, 217, 222 & 222.

His strive for perfection on the lanes is evident in his personal accomplishments.

Carl Edelman is a bowler truly deserving of the honor of Hall of Fame Inductee for Superior Performance.

His decades of bowling are impressive, to say the least.
His Standard Composite Average , just since 2019, annually, are 220, 217, 222 and 231.

Bowling in the Illinois State Tournament where his high game is a 289 and a series of 829 with a first place finish not only in the Team event, but also the Singles event, adds to his credentials.

His years of bowling in the USBC Open National Tournament with a personal high score of 290 and finishes in the top 15 adds to his accomplishments.

His tournament and league participation over the decades have earned him (18) 300 games and (18) 800 series. These are what are reported on Bowl.com but there are countless others. His passion for the sport resonates through his achievements.

Terri's bowling career spans 3 decades with many impressive accomplishments which has earned her the honor of Hall of Fame Inductee for Superior Performance. With numerous tournament titles in her career, both in college and adult participation include, but certainly not limited to:

> All Events Champion in the Irene Kearney Tournament in Springfield, IL with a score of 2054

> Champion of the Lady Shotmaker Tournament in Reno, Nevada

> Champion in the Chicago Les Dames De 700 Club Match Game Tournament and the list goes on and on.

Barry's outstanding bowling career spans decades from bowling in youth leagues into adult leagues.

His list of personal achievements is not to go unnoticed and has earned him the honor of Hall of Fame Inductee for Superior Performance.

From his tournament participation and league participation throughout the years he has earned himself an impressive (15) 300 games and (11) 800 series.

His Standard Composite Average since 2019 are 221, 219, 219 and 226.

His determination for excellence in the sport is proved through his achievements.

Norb Sobel, who has dedicated many years of service to the sport, has earned his honor of Hall of Fame Inductee for Meritorious Service.

His generosity of time spent on supporting the sport of bowling is impressive.

He was elected to the Suburban Windy City USBC Board of Directors in 2014 and currently serves as the Committee Chair of Awards Committee.

His dedication doesn't stop there.

He coached the youth bowlers at Streamwood Lanes for 10 years, has coached the Elgin High School Boys Bowling Team for 5 years and coached the Streamwood Jr Travel League for 5 years.

His commitment to the sport is unparalleled.