The Kenosha USBC Women’s Bowling Association Hall of Fame will welcome two new members at its Annual Awards and Hall of Fame Banquet on Saturday at the Italian American Club.

Lori Boresch-Wilson and Kelly Pobloski will each be inducted for Outstanding Performance.

Here is a closer look at each woman’s lengthy list of accomplishments on the lanes:

Kelly Pobloski

Since joining the adult leagues at 16, Pobloski has left her mark over 26 years as a member of the KWBA/Kenosha USBC Women’s Bowling Association.

A two-time Kenosha News Match Game Tournament champion (1998, 2001), Pobloski has carried a 200-plus average since the 2003-04 season. Her personal best was 216 twice achieved (2005-06, 2007-08).

Pobloski has rolled games of 299, 298 and 279 as well as three 278s and more than 40 series of 700 or higher. Her best series was a 781 in 2004-05.

Competing for Northern Lights, Pobloski and teammates broke the Kenosha High League series for a five-woman team, rolling a 3,246 on May 13, 1993 and improved the mark to 3,259 four months later — a record that stood for six years.

In December 2008, Northern Lights set the four-woman team record with a 2,879, which included the city and state record for a team game of 1,027.

Pobloski competed in 18 City Tournaments, winning five all-events titles, one singles title, six doubles titles and 13 different team events. She’s won the Kenosha Scratch Bowling Alliance three times.

Kelly’s husband, Gene Pobloski, entered the men’s Hall of Fame in February.

Lori Boresch-Wilson

A member of the KWBA/Kenosha USBC Women’s Bowling Association for 29 years, Boresch-Wilson has carried a 180 or higher average for 25 years.

A two-time Kenosha News Match Game Tournament champion (1980, 1985), Boresch-Wilson bowled a city-high game of 279 in 1990-91. She has also rolled games of 289, another 279 and a 277.

Boresch-Wilson joined Pobloski and the Northern Lights team in setting the Kenosha High League series record for a five-woman team during the 1993 season.

Boresch-Wilson has participated in 27 State Tournaments and 29 City Tournaments. At the city level, she helped capture nine team titles. She also earned one scratch all-events title, one singles crown and two doubles titles.

She captured the Kenosha Scratch Bowlers Alliance championship in 1983 and made a TV appearance on Bowling with the Champs in 1989.