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When Aleta Sill's grandparents took her to a local bowling alley for the first time at age 5, it was a rough night, but it may have been the best thing that ever happened to the Dearborn Heights youngster. After Aleta threw every ball down the gutter, her grandfather suggested she "keep it in the lane," recalled Sill, 52, a winner of 31 Professional Women's Bowling Association championship events.

It didn't take me long to break and fall in love with the game. Sill, who attended Crestwood High in Dearborn Heights, began playing in adult leagues around the Detroit area at 15 and turned professional at She went on to dominate her sport like few others, establishing herself alongside the late Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids, who died in at 95, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard and more recently Kelly Kulick as among the best female bowlers ever.

It's a great honor for my sport and all those bowlers out there around the state. She's been called the best ever.

Aleta Sill (née Rzepecki, born 9 September ) is a retired American professional ten-pin bowler and current bowling coach from Dearborn Heights, Michigan.

Nine Mile in Farmington Hills. They offer lessons and sell and develop state-of-the-art equipment. The first woman bowler to earn a million dollars in prize winnings as a professional, Sill retired from the women's tour in — 21 years after she participated in her first paying tournament. But it was also the beginning of coaching and teaching my students new things and them, in turn, teaching me.

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Sill, who lives in Livonia, bowls three times a week and maintains a healthy average. She mainly plays with friends for drinks but likes to win, nevertheless. Sill never went to college, but she applauds schools that offer young men and women full or partial bowling scholarships. In my opinion, it's as tough as golf or basketball or softball to master.