Lynda Barnes

Double Oak, TX

2007 U.S. Amateur champion (selection due to performance at 2006 USBC Team USA Trials; awarded exemption on to 2008 team*)
World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame (inducted January 2007)
Will compete at Women’s World Championships this September in Monterrey, Mexico
Will compete at QubicaAMF World Cup this November in St. Petersburg, Russia

2005 QubicaAMF World Cup champion
Two silver medals (team and all-events) and two bronze (Masters and doubles) at 2005 Women’s World Championships
Three gold medals (team, all-events and doubles), one silver (singles) and one bronze (Masters) at 2005 American Zone Championships
1998 WIBC Queens champion
Two gold medals (team, Masters) and one bronze (trios) at 1997 American Zone Championships
7th at 1996 AMF World Cup
Silver medal at 1996 World Tenpin Team Cup
Five gold medals (singles, doubles, team, all-events, national all-events) at 1996 Tournament of the Americas
Two gold medals and one silver at 1989 World Youth Championships
Gold (team), silver (Masters) and two bronze medals (doubles, trios) at 1989 American Zone Championships
Gold medal (team) at 1991 Pan American Games
Silver (singles) and bronze medal (trios) at 1991 World Championships

World Bowling Writers Hall of Famer
2005 World Bowling Writers Female Bowler of the Year
1997 and 2005 Bowling Writers Association of America Amateur Bowler of the Year
1998 USOC Bowler of the Year
1998 Bowlers Journal Amateur Bowler of the Year
1989 Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow
1989-90 National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association Most Valuable Player
1988-89 and 1989-90 Bowling Writers Association of America Collegiate Bowler of the Year
1988-89 and 1989-90 National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association All-America first team
1986-87 and 1987-88 National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association All-America second team