Siblings compete in USBC tournaments

Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi

by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi

Two young bowling enthusiasts recently took their game to the national lanes.

Kenzi and Tyler Broske of Montross traveled to Minneapolis, Minn., in July when they competed in the 2026 Junior Gold Championship.

Tyler and Kenzi Broske recently competed in a national bowling tournament in Minnesota. The two are Lancaster public school students.

The siblings started bowling in August 2021, according to their mother, Megan Broske, a physical education teacher at Lancaster Elementary School (LES). Tyler is a fifth grader at LES and Kenzi is a freshman at Lancaster High School.

To qualify for the Junior Gold Championship, athletes must be a United States Bowling Congress (USBC) youth member, have a Junior Gold Membership and earn a spot by competing in….

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