Mother's Day was a memorable one for many bowlers at the 2023 USBC Women's Championships. Several bowlers were able to celebrate the day with their mothers, who were in attendance to watch them compete. One of the most heartwarming stories came from Danielle McEwan, who was able to win her first career major title on Mother's Day. McEwan's mother, Debbie, was in the stands to watch her daughter's victory. "It was really special to have my mom here to watch me win," McEwan said. "She's been there for me every step of the way, and I couldn't have done it without her." Another bowler who had a special Mother's Day was Danielle Goyette. Goyette's mother, Marie, was also in the stands to watch her daughter compete. Goyette finished third in the tournament, but she was still able to enjoy the day with her mother. "It was great to have my mom here," Goyette said. "She's always been my biggest supporter, and I'm so grateful to have her in my life." The 2023 USBC Women's Championships was a special event for many bowlers, and it was made even more special by the fact that it took place on Mother's Day. The bowlers were able to celebrate the day with their mothers, who were there to cheer them on. It was a day that the bowlers will never forget. Here are some additional details about the tournament: The 2023 USBC Women's Championships was held at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nevada. The tournament featured a field of 240 bowlers. Danielle McEwan won the tournament with a total of 10,568 pins. Danielle Goyette finished third with a total of 10,473 pins. The tournament was broadcast live on BowlTV. Social Media: