- PBA: Breaman, Roberts top South ELITE; Leong, Weninger win in NorthwestPBA Communicatioms Connor Breaman won a regional for the second time at Rocky Mount Bowling Center. This time it was his third singles regional title as he came out on top in the standard division on Sunday, during the PBA ELITE Tour South Region 1. In the senior division, Kip Roberts earned his first regional title as a two-hander. CompetingContinue reading “PBA: Breaman, Roberts top South ELITE; Leong, Weninger win in Northwest”
- PBA: ELITE regional tour continues this weekPBA communications The first PBA ELITE Regional Tour event got off to a successful start last week in the East Region and now it’s the South and Northwest Regions turn. Rocky Mount Bowling Center is Rocky Mount, Va., is the first host in the South. Nearly 100 bowlers are on the roster, including Nick Pate, Nate Garcia and Trevor Roberts.Continue reading “PBA: ELITE regional tour continues this week”
- PBA ELITE: Drumm, Mockenhaupt earn first titles under new regional formatsnieronbowling.com BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The new Professional Bowlers Association ELITE regional tour kicked off its schedule of events last weekend at Steel City Bowl & Brews with 82 regular and 26 senior players participating in the inaugural event. Left-hander Philip Drumm, a 37-year-old Binghamton, N.Y., right-hander, claimed the first victory on the regular side of the Steel City Bowl &Continue reading “PBA ELITE: Drumm, Mockenhaupt earn first titles under new regional format”
- PBA: Breaman, Roberts top South ELITE; Leong, Weninger win in Northwest
- PBA: ELITE regional tour continues this week
- PBA ELITE: Drumm, Mockenhaupt earn first titles under new regional format
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- PBA: ELITE Regional Tour begins Saturday in Pa.
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- USBC: Tournaments continue to grow as hosts sign on for Open, Women’s championships