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When Pete Weber went high and left a 6-9-10 in the eight frame of Wednesday night’s title match, he gave Jack Jurek a chance to strike out and win the PBA50 Tour Mooresville Ford Open presented by Columbia 300 and Miller High Life.
Weber made the 6-9-10 and struck in the
Defending champions Ronnie Sparks Jr. of Redford, Michigan, and Matt McNiel of Minneapolis, returned to the USBC Open Championships to put their respective titles on the line this week at the National Bowling Stadium.
Sparks (pictured above), a 28-year-old right-hander and the 2015 Regular Singles winner (793), made his title defense
While there’s still roughly half the tournament left, scores at the 2016 USBC Open Championships are mostly falling well short of predictions — and of last year.
Other than singles, the results so far are not meeting the expectations of myself and most knowledgeable observers, including the experts I interviewed for
Trying for his second consecutive win of the young 2016 PBA50 Tour season, defending PBA50 Player of the Year Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo., averaged 249.7 Monday to take the first round lead in the PBA50 Mooresville Ford Open presented by Columbia 300 and Miller High Life at George
Note: This story is an updated version of this “spoiler alert” story I wrote after the TV show was taped.
In a show that will be remembered for as long as there is a PBA League, living legend Pete Weber and the GEICO New York City WTT KingPins swept the hometown Shipyard
Emily Peterson of West Fargo, North Dakota, decided to go for broke during her doubles and singles set April 25, and that choice helped her into the lead in Diamond All-Events with 1,969.
After starting her team event April 24 with a conservative ball selection that resulted in 15 nine-counts on
Tournament host and Los Angeles Clippers All-Star guard Chris Paul and three-time reigning PBA Player of the Year Jason Belmonte headline the list of celebrities and PBA Tour stars who will compete in the seventh CP3 PBA Celebrity Invitational presented by GoBowling.com Sunday at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.
More than a decade after the American Bowling Congress and Women’s International Bowling Congress merged to form the United States Bowling Congress, state and local associations that have not merged finally will be forced to merge.
After years of saying no, USBC Convention delegates on Friday finally said yes to proposals
