onefrombills
11-23-2008, 03:22 AM
Fans be sure to tune in to ESPN on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET to watch finalists Mike Scroggins, Bill O’Neill, Robert Smith and Mike Wolfe vie for the chance to be crowned the Ultimate Scoring Champion, the fifth event of the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour from Taylor, Mich.
The Ultimate Scoring Championship, a new event introduced as part of the 50th anniversary celebration, spotlights the incredible scoring potential of the world’s greatest bowlers on a “house shot” lane condition that is found in most league bowling today.
And the Ultimate Scoring Championship certainly has not disappointed. Patrick Allen tied a PBA record with a 260.50 average over the 14 games of qualifying and there were 18 perfect games, three of which Parker Bohn III shot in two days of play.
Finalists Wolfe and O’Neill also tallied a couple 300 games apiece during the week’s play.
Will it be Wolfe, O’Neill, Smith or Scroggins who will manage to outlast and outscore? Tune in Sunday to find out.
The Ultimate Scoring Championship, a new event introduced as part of the 50th anniversary celebration, spotlights the incredible scoring potential of the world’s greatest bowlers on a “house shot” lane condition that is found in most league bowling today.
And the Ultimate Scoring Championship certainly has not disappointed. Patrick Allen tied a PBA record with a 260.50 average over the 14 games of qualifying and there were 18 perfect games, three of which Parker Bohn III shot in two days of play.
Finalists Wolfe and O’Neill also tallied a couple 300 games apiece during the week’s play.
Will it be Wolfe, O’Neill, Smith or Scroggins who will manage to outlast and outscore? Tune in Sunday to find out.