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Amateur Prather Wins South Region title

Amateur Prather Wins South Region title

Amateur Kristopher Prather of Milton, Fla., defeated the most successful bowler in Professional Bowlers Association history, 47-time PBA Tour champion Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., 268-258, to win the PBA South Region Pensacola Open at New Liberty Lanes Sunday.

USBC Youth watch Shark finals

USBC Youth watch Shark finals

USBC Youth bowlers watched Jason Belmonte capture the GEICO Shark Open title in in Las Vegas. The finals included a 300 game by Chris Barnes.

PBA Shark Open finals air Sunday on ESPN

February 28, 2012

PBA Shark Open finals air Sunday on ESPN

Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, and Professional Bowlers Association World Series of Bowling star Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., hope to end the international domination of the World Series in the GEICO Shark Open finals Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on ESPN.

PBA/USBC Insiders watch Weber&amp;#39;s win

February 26, 2012

PBA/USBC Insiders watch Weber's win

USBC Youth members had the chance to witness history when Pete Weber captured his record fifth U.S Open title. The USBC Youth members were on hand as part of the PBA/USBC Insiders' Tour.

Weber wins record fifth U.S. Open

February 26, 2012

Weber wins record fifth U.S. Open

Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo., became the most successful bowler in U.S Open history Sunday, winning the most challenging major title in bowling for a record fifth time at Brunswick Zone-Carolier with a strike on his final ball in the 10th frame to nip top qualifier Mike Fagan of Dallas, 215-214.

Missy Parkin makes history at U.S. Open

February 24, 2012

Missy Parkin makes history at U.S. Open

Ryan Shafer maintained his lead, the magical ride of 14-year-old Kamron Doyle came to an end, and Missy Parkin made history when she became the first woman to reach the match play finals in the 69th U.S Open Friday at Brunswick Zone-Carolier.

Shafer maintains U.S. Open lead

February 23, 2012

Shafer maintains U.S. Open lead

Ryan Shafer rolled a 234 final game Thursday night to retain the lead in the 69th U.S. Open, but it was 14-year-old Kamron Doyle who stole the show, earning a spot in Friday’s cashers round and becoming the youngest player ever to cash in a PBA Tour event.

Shafer once again in U.S. Open hunt

February 22, 2012

Shafer once again in U.S. Open hunt

Ryan Shafer, the ultimate bridesmaid in professional bowling, is once again working his way through the crowd in search of the title he covets. Shafer, a 45-year-old, 25-year veteran of PBA competition, is back in position to reach the finals of the 69th U.S. Open.

Rash leads 2011-12 PBA Tour stats

February 21, 2012

Rash leads 2011-12 PBA Tour stats

Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., on the basis of a record-setting performance during the PBA World Series of Bowling, has raced into a commanding lead in the 2011-12 PBA Tour competition points race, a statistical category with significant implications as the season progresses.

MacLelland leads U.S. Open

February 21, 2012

MacLelland leads U.S. Open

Dan MacLelland has done the imaginary role-playing during practice, dreaming about the day when he’ll become the first Canadian citizen to win a Professional Bowlers Association title.