snieronbowling.com The Professional Bowlers Association formally has announced its plans for its inaugural PBA ELITE Regional Tour, with three events set in each of the seven regions for the remainder of the 2026 season. In addition, the PBA also has announced its vision for the region fields along with its rules governing those players with PBA and PBA Senior tours…
snieronbowling.com MINSTER — Four-time Professional Bowlers Association Player of the Year E.J. Tackett claimed his 15th regional title Sunday in winning the PBA Kremer Roofing Central Classic at Community Lanes. Tackett, the No. 2 seed for the stepladder finals, defeated Ethan Fiore 227-195 to earn the victory in an 86-player field. Tackett led the eight-game qualifying round with 1,870 total…
By BILL SNIER snieronbowling.com LEXINGTON — When the pressure was on after a pair of first-game losses, who did did the group turn to for guidance and encouragement? It’s youngest player, anchor man and captain — 22-year-old Willowick left-hander Tony Throckmorton. “It was Tony who kind of leveled us all out,” said Theo Johnson, a 35-year-old Allendale, Mich., right-hander and…
By JILL WINTERS PBA Communications MORGANTOWN, W.Va. —Two wins in one tournament. Chris Barnes has done a lot of winning in his professional career. But on National Bowling Day, he averaged 240 to win three straight matches on the way to winning the Johnny Petraglia BVL PBA50 Tournament of Champions. To make his Saturday even better, he earned his first PBA50…
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