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USBC Open Championships

Teams
  • 2026Reno
    11,058
  • 2025Baton Rouge
    11,684
  • 2024Las Vegas
    11,012
  • 2023Reno, Nev.
    9,565
  • 2022Las Vegas, Nev.
    9,317
  • 2021Las Vegas, Nev.
    7,609
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  • 2019Las Vegas, Nev.
    10,440
  • 2018Syracuse, NY
    7,556
  • 2017Las Vegas, Nev.
    10,122
  • 2016Reno, Nev.
    8,063
  • 2015El Paso, Texas
    7,315
  • 2014Reno, Nev.
    9,024
  • 2013Reno, Nev.
    10,253
  • 2012Baton Rouge, La.
    11,794
  • 2011Reno, Nev.
    12,837
  • 2010Reno, Nev.
    14,189
  • 2009Las Vegas, Nev.
    17,200
  • 2008Albuquerque, N.M.
    12,615
  • 2007Reno, Nev.
    16,235
  • 2006Corpus Christi, Texas
    12,606
  • 2005Baton Rouge, La.
    13,222
  • 2004Reno, Nev.
    16,585
  • 2003Knoxville, Tenn.
    12,203
  • 2002Billings, Mont.
    10,806
  • 2001Reno, Nev.
    16,104
  • 2000Albuquerque, N.M.
    10,688
  • 1999Syracuse, N.Y.
    9,912
  • 1998Reno, Nev.
    15,925
  • 1997Huntsville, Ala.
    9,480
  • 1996Salt Lake City, Utah
    9,764
  • 1995Reno, Nev.
    17,285
  • 1994Mobile, Ala.
    9,285
  • 1993Tulsa, Okla.
    8,518
  • 1992Corpus Christi, Texas
    8,557
  • 1991Toledo, Ohio
    8,359
  • 1990Reno, Nev.
    9,199
  • 1989Wichita, Kan.
    7,717
  • 1988Jacksonville, Fla.
    7,562
  • 1987Niagara Falls, N.Y.
    7,480
  • 1986Las Vegas, Nev.
    10,019
  • 1985Tulsa, Okla.
    7,700
  • 1984Reno, Nev.
    8,380
  • 1983Niagara Falls, N.Y.
    7,132
  • 1982Baltimore, Md.
    6,627
  • 1981Memphis, Tenn.
    6,400
  • 1980Louisville, Ky.
    6,269
  • 1979Tampa, Fla.
    6,213
  • 1978St. Louis, Mo.
    6,684
  • 1977Reno, Nev.
    7,203
  • 1976Oklahoma City, Okla.
    5,679
  • 1975Dayton, Ohio
    6,244
  • 1974Indianapolis, Ind.
    6,138
  • 1973Syracuse, N.Y.
    5,590
  • 1972Long Beach, Calif.
    4,732
  • 1971Detroit, Mich.
    6,219
  • 1970Knoxville, Tenn.
    4,802
  • 1969Madison, Wis.
    6,258
  • 1968Cincinnati, Ohio
    5,923
  • 1967Miami Beach, Fla.
    3,554
  • 1966Rochester, N.Y.
    5,208
  • 1965St. Paul, Minn.
    5,472
  • 1964Oakland, Calif.
    3,791
  • 1963Buffalo, N.Y.
    5,010
  • 1962Des Moines, Iowa
    5,292
  • 1961Detroit, Mich.
    6,216
  • 1960Toledo, Ohio
    5,716
  • 1959St. Louis, Mo.
    5,482
  • 1958Syracuse, N.Y.
    5,434
  • 1957Fort Worth, Texas
    3,056
  • 1956Rochester, N.Y.
    5,845
  • 1955Fort Wayne, Ind.
    5,826
  • 1954Seattle, Wash.
    3,178
  • 1953Chicago, Ill.
    8,180
  • 1952Milwaukee, Wis.
    7,735
  • 1951St. Paul, Minn.
    5,195
  • 1950Columbus, Ohio
    5,109
  • 1949Atlantic City, N.J.
    5,444
  • 1948Detroit, Mich.
    7,348
  • 1947Los Angeles, Calif.
    3,356
  • 1946Buffalo, N.Y.
    5,744
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  • 1942Columbus, Ohio
    5,742
  • 1941St. Paul, Minn.
    5,797
  • 1940Detroit, Mich.
    6,073
  • 1939Cleveland, Ohio
    4,145
  • 1938Chicago, Ill.
    4,957
  • 1937New York, N.Y.
    4,017
  • 1936Indianapolis, Ind.
    2,853
  • 1935Syracuse, N.Y.
    2,837
  • 1934Peoria, Ill.
    1,329
  • 1933Columbus, Ohio
    1,597
  • 1932Detroit, Mich.
    2,336
  • 1931Buffalo, N.Y.
    2,639
  • 1930Cleveland, Ohio
    2,443
  • 1929Chicago, Ill.
    2,523
  • 1928Kansas City, Mo.
    2,251
  • 1927Peoria, Ill.
    1,452
  • 1926Toledo, Ohio
    1,876
  • 1925Buffalo, N.Y.
    2,200
  • 1924Chicago, Ill.
    2,132
  • 1923Milwaukee, Wis.
    1,956
  • 1922Toledo, Ohio
    1,126
  • 1921Buffalo, N.Y.
    940
  • 1920Peoria, Ill.
    900
  • 1919Toledo, Ohio
    796
  • 1918Cincinnati, Ohio
    654
  • 1917Grand Rapids, Mich.
    714
  • 1916Toledo, Ohio
    756
  • 1915Peoria, Ill.
    513
  • 1914Buffalo, N.Y.
    450
  • 1913Toledo, Ohio
    502
  • 1912Chicago, Ill.
    596
  • 1911St. Louis, Mo.
    414
  • 1910Detroit, Mich.
    401
  • 1909Pittsburgh, Pa.
    374
  • 1908Cincinnati, Ohio
    362
  • 1907St. Louis, Mo.
    224
  • 1906Louisville, Ky.
    221
  • 1905Milwaukee, Wis.
    217
  • 1904Cleveland, Ohio
    112
  • 1903Indianapolis, Ind.
    78
  • 1902Buffalo, N.Y.
    61
  • 1901Chicago, Ill.
    41

USBC Women's Open Championships

Teams
  • 2026Las Vegas
    4,234
  • 2025Las Vegas
    4,099
  • 2024Reno, Nev.
    3,668
  • 2023Las Vegas, Nev.
    4,148
  • 2022Addison, Ill.
    3,155
  • 2021Reno, Nev.
    2,552
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  • 2019Wichita, Kan.
    4,108
  • 2018Reno, Nev.
    4,334
  • 2017Baton Rouge, La.
    4,434
  • 2016Las Vegas, Nev.
    6,123
  • 2015Reno, Nev.
    3,768
  • 2014Reno, Nev.
    4,209
  • 2013Reno, Nev.
    4,309
  • 2012Reno, Nev.
    5,929
  • 2011Syracuse, N.Y.
    5,822
  • 2010El Paso, Texas
    5,864
  • 2009Reno, Nev.
    8,330
  • 2008Detroit, Mich.
    7,330
  • 2007Charlotte, N.C.
    8,710
  • 2006Reno, Nev.
    10,972
  • 2005Tulsa, Okla.
    7,945
  • 2004Wichita, Kan.
    8,398
  • 2003Reno, Nev.
    13,280
  • 2002Milwaukee, Wis.
    8,178
  • 2001Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
    9,499
  • 2000Reno, Nev.
    14,276
  • 1999Indianapolis, Ind.
    8,360
  • 1998Quad Cities, Iowa
    9,045
  • 1997Reno, Nev.
    16,704
  • 1996Buffalo, N.Y.
    7,423
  • 1995Tucson, Ariz.
    8,420
  • 1994Salt Lake City, Utah
    7,637
  • 1993Baton Rouge, La.
    9,360
  • 1992Lansing, Mich.
    8,207
  • 1991Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    8,892
  • 1990Tampa, Fla.
    10,544
  • 1989Bismarck/Mandan, N.D.
    7,799
  • 1988Reno, Nev.
    14,872
  • 1987Hartford, Conn.
    7,147
  • 1986Orange County, Calif.
    9,840
  • 1985Toledo, Ohio
    8,491
  • 1984Niagara Falls, N.Y.
    9,074
  • 1983Las Vegas, Nev.
    14,430
  • 1982St. Louis, Mo.
    8,038
  • 1981Baltimore, Md.
    6,532
  • 1980Seattle, Wash.
    8,429
  • 1979Tucson, Ariz.
    8,733
  • 1978Miami, Fla.
    7,957
  • 1977Milwaukee, Wis.
    9,688
  • 1976Denver, Colo.
    9,237
  • 1975Indianapolis, Ind.
    5,720
  • 1974Houston, Texas
    5,734
  • 1973Las Vegas, Nev.
    9,644
  • 1972Kansas City, Mo.
    5,898
  • 1971Atlanta, Ga.
    4,928
  • 1970Tulsa, Okla.
    4,894
  • 1969San Diego, Calif.
    4,477
  • 1968San Antonio, Texas
    4,329
  • 1967Rochester, N.Y.
    6,094
  • 1966New Orleans, La.
    4,083
  • 1965Portland, Ore.
    4,068
  • 1964Minneapolis, Minn.
    5,071
  • 1963Memphis, Tenn.
    3,358
  • 1962Phoenix, Ariz.
    2,642
  • 1961Fort Wayne, Ind.
    3,330
  • 1960Denver, Colo.
    3,068
  • 1959Buffalo, N.Y.
    4,491
  • 1958San Francisco, Calif.
    2,587
  • 1957Dayton, Ohio
    3,098
  • 1956Miami, Fla.
    1,918
  • 1955Omaha, Neb.
    2,684
  • 1954Syracuse, N.Y.
    4,538
  • 1953Detroit, Mich.
    5,000
  • 1952St. Louis, Mo.
    3,045
  • 1951Seattle, Wash.
    1,714
  • 1950St. Paul, Minn.
    2,208
  • 1949Columbus, Ohio
    2,600
  • 1948Dallas, Texas
    1,460
  • 1947Grand Rapids, Mich.
    1,695
  • 1946Kansas City, Mo.
    1,543
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  • 1942Milwaukee, Wis.
    1,900
  • 1941Los Angeles, Calif.
    1,015
  • 1940Syracuse, N.Y.
    1,185
  • 1939Oklahoma City, Okla.
    548
  • 1938Cincinnati, Ohio
    741
  • 1937Rochester, N.Y.
    531
  • 1936Omaha, Neb.
    373
  • 1935Chicago, Ill.
    470
  • 1934Indianapolis, Ind.
    253
  • 1933Peoria, Ill.
    177
  • 1932St. Louis, Mo.
    301
  • 1931New York, N.Y.
    242
  • 1930Louisville, Ky.
    354
  • 1929Buffalo, N.Y.
    307
  • 1928Detroit, Mich.
    220
  • 1927Columbus, Ohio
    224
  • 1926Milwaukee, Wis.
    274
  • 1925Cleveland, Ohio
    153
  • 1924Indianapolis, Ind.
    126
  • 1923St. Louis, Mo.
    106
  • 1922Toledo, Ohio
    85
  • 1921Cleveland, Ohio
    66
  • 1920Chicago, Ill.
    84
  • 1919Toledo, Ohio
    40
  • 1918Cincinnati, Ohio
    32
  • 1917St. Louis, Mo.
    8
  • 1916St. Louis, Mo.
    8