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Jerry Schneider | PBA Media Relations
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Sunday on ESPN: PBA Women’s and Senior World Championships
Week One: PBA Trick Shot Invitational caps Sunday’s first World Series of Bowling telecast
SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 1 P.M. EASTERN
PBA Women’s World Championship (Final Match)
Championship: Shannon Pluhowsky, Phoenix, vs. Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J.
● This is a new event created by the PBA.
● The winner will become the first woman ever invited to participate in the PBA Tournament of Champions (Jan. 19-24, Red Rock Casino, Las Vegas, Nev.).
● Pluhowsky has won one previous PBA Women’s Series presented by BOWL.COM title, the 2007 Etonic Women’s Championship in Cheektowaga, N.Y.
● Kulick is trying for her first PBA Women’s Series presented by BOWL.COM title; she is the only woman to win an exemption to bowl on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour via the PBA Tour Trials (2006-07).
Prize Money: $15,000 first, $7,500 second.
Tournament Recap:
First round leader (after 6 games): Kulick, 1,432
Second round leader (after 12 games): Kulick, 2,888
Third round leader (after 18 games): Kulick, 4,191
Final qualifying leader (after 24 games): Pluhowsky, 5,482
Best-of-7-game match play summary: Kulick def. Diandra Asbaty, 4-3 (Round of Super 8), and Missy Bellinder, 4-2 (Semifinal Round). Pluhowsky def. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, 4-1 (Round of Super 8), and Liz Johnson, 4-3 (Semifinal Round).
PBA Senior World Championship (Final Match)
Championship: Harry Sullins, Chesterfield Township, Mich., vs. Hugh Miller, Mercer Island, Wash.
● This is the first PBA Senior World Championship held since 2002 (2002 event, held at Suncoast Bowling Center in Las Vegas, was won by Mark Roth).
● This is a third major championship for the PBA Senior Tour; the winner will be invited to participate in the PBA Tournament of Champions (Jan. 19-24, Red Rock Casino, Las Vegas, Nev.).
● Miller is a third-year PBA Senior; he won his only PBA Senior Tour title in Klamath Falls, Ore., in 2008.
● Sullins is a third-year PBA Senior who is looking for his first Senior Tour title. He won his last PBA Tour title in Windsor Locks, Conn., in 1994.
Prize Money: $15,000 first, $7,500 second
Tournament Recap:
First round leader (after 6 games): Ron Mohr, 1,423
Second round leader (after 12 games): Ron Mohr, 2,727
Third round leader (after 18 games): Ron Mohr, 4,018
Final qualifying leader (after 24 games): Ron Mohr, 5,238
Best-of-7-game match play summary: Sullins def. Kerry Painter, 4-3 (Round of Super 8), and Brian Brazeau, 4-3 (Semifinal Round). Miller def. Robert Harvey, 4-2 (Round of 16); Henry Gonzalez, 4-0 (Round of 8); Dave Patchen, 4-1 (Round of Super 8), and Tom Baker, 4-3 (Semifinal Round).
PBA Trick Shot Invitational (Head-to-Head Judged Competition)
Competitors: Chris Barnes, Parker Bohn III, Norm Duke, Osku Palmermaa, Sean Rash and Brian Voss.
The Competition: Each player was allowed to perform a different trick shot in each round he remained in competition. A panel of “celebrity” judges graded each trick shot for originality and end result. Players with the highest scores advanced to the next round.
Prize Money: $10,000 for first
About the PBA
The Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) features the best bowlers in the world competing in National, Regional and Senior Tour events and awarded over $4.3 million in prize money during the 2008-09 Lumber Liquidators PBA National Tour. The organization has more than 4,000 members spanning 13 countries, and nearly one million viewers tune-in to watch the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour every Sunday on ESPN throughout the season. PBA sponsors include Bayer, Brunswick, CLR, Denny's, Etonic, Flomax, GEICO, Go RVing, H&R Block, Lumber Liquidators, Pepsi-Cola and the USBC, among others. For more information on the PBA, log on to www.pba.com.
Kewl! finally bak on again.
Still love the game but had to quit because of my left leg amptation
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