McEwan already had logged a couple of overseas trips early in 2020 and was days away from heading to Germany with fellow PWBA champion Maria José Rodriguez for the Brunswick Euro Challenge, but health, safety and uncertainty led them to change their plans. The five-time PWBA Tour champion and nine-time member of Team USA had another busy year planned for her favorite baggage handlers and airline crews, before COVID-19 brought an unexpected halt to the turning of her passport pages. The return of the PWBA Tour in 2015 gave her a chance to become a star domestically, while her ambition, no-fear attitude and love of different cultures have helped her showcase her talents in dozens of countries across the globe. In the years since she left Fairleigh Dickinson University, McEwan has flown nearly a million miles to measure her abilities against the best bowlers in the world, women and men. ARLINGTON, Texas - Not long after the conclusion of her collegiate bowling career in 2013, the rebirth of the Professional Women's Bowling Association gave All-American Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York, the opportunity to make a living as a professional bowler.
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