ONEYEAR, Steve "Fuzzy" - Revision history

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	ONEYEAR, Steve "Fuzzy." On March 24, 2018 Oneyear was inducted into the ~~[[IOWA BOWLING HALL OF FAME]]~~. Inducted into the [[DUBUQUE ~~AREA~~ BOWLING HALL OF FAME]] in 2000, Oneyear joined the staff of [[IMPERIAL LANES]] soon after it opened in 1973. Since then he competed in twelve national bowling tournaments and thirty-one Iowa State Bowling tournaments with eight top-five finishes in the latter. He finished first in the open team event in 1986 and was the singles state champion in 1990 with a state-record 761 series. In 1992 and 1993 he won back-to-back titles in the Dubuque Big 10 Tournament.		ONEYEAR, Steve "Fuzzy." On March 24, 2018 Oneyear was inducted into the Iowa Bowling Hall of Fame. Inducted into the [[DUBUQUE BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME]] in 2000, Oneyear joined the staff of [[IMPERIAL LANES AND LOUNGE]] soon after it opened in 1973. Since then he competed in twelve national bowling tournaments and thirty-one Iowa State Bowling tournaments with eight top-five finishes in the latter. He finished first in the open team event in 1986 and was the singles state champion in 1990 with a state-record 761 series. In 1992 and 1993 he won back-to-back titles in the Dubuque Big 10 Tournament.

	Among the other accomplishments in his career were five career 300 games, two 299 games, one 298 game and five 11-strike games. He had four career victories in the Great Iowa Bowling Association tournaments and toured the nation as a member of the PBA for four year with a career-best finished of 18th at a regional event. In 2017 he was the manager of the bowling and pro shop at [[CRESLANES]].		Among the other accomplishments in his career were five career 300 games, two 299 games, one 298 game and five 11-strike games. He had four career victories in the Great Iowa Bowling Association tournaments and toured the nation as a member of the PBA for four year with a career-best finished of 18th at a regional event. In 2017 he was the manager of the bowling and pro shop at [[CRESLANES]].

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ONEYEAR, Steve "Fuzzy." On March 24, 2018 Oneyear was inducted into the [[IOWA BOWLING HALL OF FAME]]. Inducted into the [[DUBUQUE AREA BOWLING HALL OF FAME]] in 2000, Oneyear joined the staff of [[IMPERIAL LANES]] soon after it opened in 1973. Since then he competed in twelve national bowling tournaments and thirty-one Iowa State Bowling tournaments with eight top-five finishes in the latter. He finished first in the open team event in 1986 and was the singles state champion in 1990 with a state-record 761 series. In 1992 and 1993 he won back-to-back titles in the Dubuque Big 10 Tournament.

Among the other accomplishments in his career were five career 300 games, two 299 games, one 298 game and five 11-strike games. He had four career victories in the Great Iowa Bowling Association tournaments and toured the nation as a member of the PBA for four year with a career-best finished of 18th at a regional event. In 2017 he was the manager of the bowling and pro shop at [[CRESLANES]].

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1. Joyce, Zach. "Oneyear Entering Iowa Hall of Fame]]

[[Category: Athletics-Bowling]]