PWBA Lifts Two-Cash Limit for Non-members
The PWBA lifted it’s two-cash limit for non-members, which will allow elite youth players like Jillian Martin to essentially compete full-time.
Category: Bowling
The Parallels Between Belmo, Tiger and Serena are Undeniable
Jason Belmonte’s success in major tournaments compares favorably to the careers of Tiger Woods and Serena Williams. But Belmonte has an opportunity to surpass them both over the next decade.
Belmo’s Back, Rash Erupts and More: Four PBA Players Regional Finals Takeaways
Jason Belmonte’s emphatic return and Sean Rash’s vocal frustration headlined the first televised action of the 2022 PBA season.
Because College Bowling is the Best
There are so many reasons why college bowling is the best, and few of them have anything to do with bowling.
Ep. 7: PBA and College Bowling Rule Change with Hunter Kempton
PBA’s rule change that will enable most college bowlers to cash in an unlimited number of PBA tournaments.
Ep. 6: NCAA Bowling with Arkansas State’s Emma Stull and Sarah Sanes
In this episode, host Nolan Hughes talks with Arkansas State’s Emma Stull and Sarah Sanes about their NCAA national runner-up finish last season, life in Arkansas, NIL for women’s bowlers, and more!
Ep. 5: Interview with Matthew Staninger
In this episode, host Nolan Hughes speaks with Matthew Staninger. Matt is the newest champion of the Peterson Classic. He posted the tournament’s highest score in 75 years and shares some insight into the uniqueness of the tournament.
My 2021 PBA Award Picks
The 2021 PBA Tour is complete, which can only mean one thing: It’s time to hand out some awards!
Jason Belmonte and Anthony Simonsen are in their own Stratosphere
Jason Belmonte and Anthony Simonsen dominate major tournaments like nobody else on the PBA tour. Titles don’t always tell the whole story — they are undeniably in a tier of their own.
Francois Lavoie is the Exception to the Rule
The game of modern bowling is predicated upon maximizing power. Two-handers are taking over the sport. Francois Lavoie may not have a high rev rate and only uses one-hand, but that hasn’t stopped him from becoming one of the best players in the world.