Gleason Garske outlines future plans after U12 bowling national title win

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Last updated Aug 17, 2026

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Gleason Garske, a 12-year-old bowler from Spokane, recently won the U12 Junior Gold national championship in Minneapolis. Garske, who has hit 22 perfect games, topped the competition by remaining unbeaten until his final match, where he lost before winning the second match. His victory is part of a successful year, as he has since won additional tournaments and rolled his 21st 300 game. With aspirations to turn professional, Garske plans to compete in the Storm Youth Championships for Juniors next month in Reno, Nevada, while he continues to hone his skills and increase his average.

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  • Garske won the U12 Junior Gold national championship in mid-July.
  • He has rolled 22 perfect games throughout his bowling career.
  • Garske plans to compete in the Storm Youth Championships in Reno next month.
  • His prize money has accumulated to nearly $50,000 for future education.
  • He emphasizes hard work and dedication to achieve his bowling goals.
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Aug. 16—Gleason Garske walked into Lilac Lanes, put on his bowling shoes and threw a couple warmups. Moments later, Garske had thrown eight strikes in a row, threatening another perfect 300 game. But he left the 7 pin standing on his ninth toss, ultimately settling for a 278. His 22nd 300 will have to wait. The 12-year-old Garske is on an upward trajectory in the sport, and he's coming off his ...

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