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1 Shannon O'keefe O'fallon, Ill. 1,604 233 214 160 2,211 Bill O'neill Langhorne, Pa 2016 PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles Semi Finals after Game 11 Place Woman Hometown Qualifying 9 10 11 Total Man Hometown Qualifying 9 10 11 Total Team +/- 1 Shannon O'Keefe O'Fallon, Ill. 1,604 233 214 160 2,211 Bill O'Neill Langhorne, Pa. 1,770 256 255 257 2,538 4749 349 2 Diandra Asbaty Chicago, Ill. 1,562 147 201 180 2,090 Jason Belmonte Australia 1,985 268 213 177 2,643 4733 333 3 Jodi Woessner Oregon, Ohio 1,635 267 214 196 2,312 Dino Castillo Highland Village, Texas 1,778 225 169 203 2,375 4687 287 4 Rocio Restrepo Colombia 1,755 192 228 170 2,345 Joe Hostetler Louisville, Ohio 1,719 183 206 232 2,340 4685 285 5 Allie Ijams Wichita, Kan. 1,619 211 207 234 2,271 Brett Spangler Niles, Ohio 1,670 201 186 268 2,325 4596 196 6 Cassandra Leuthold Lincoln, Neb. 1,605 169 195 188 2,157 Jason Sterner Cocoa, Fla. 1,769 217 234 212 2,432 4589 189 7 Carolyn Dorin-Ballard Keller, Texas 1,626 219 215 192 2,252 Rick Steelsmith Wichita, Kan. 1,739 238 183 167 2,327 4579 179 8 Erin McCarthy Omaha, Neb. 1,660 166 221 215 2,262 AJ Johnson Osnego, Ill. 1,689 188 193 221 2,291 4553 153 9 Daria Kovalova Wichita, Kan. 1,745 190 195 212 2,342 Kris Prather Milton, Fla. 1,588 181 212 219 2,200 4542 142 10 Shannon Sellens Copiague, N.Y. 1,662 215 206 203 2,286 Anthony Pepe East Elmhurst, N.Y. 1,653 176 200 208 2,237 4523 123 11 Verity Crawley England 1,557 213 193 222 2,185 Wes Malott Pflugerville, Texas 1,735 189 198 210 2,332 4517 117 12 Kayla Johnson Washington, Ill. 1,540 169 168 211 2,088 DJ Archer Houston, Texas 1,797 220 182 224 2,423 4511 111 13 Marcia Kloempken Pleasant View, Utah 1,523 181 176 191 2,071 Mitch Beasley Clarksville, Tenn. 1,792 217 255 170 2,434 4505 105 14 T'nia Falbo Greensburg, Pa. 1,484 201 213 175 2,073 BJ Moore Greensburg, Pa. 1,768 215 234 209 2,426 4499 99 15 Anggie Ramirez Austin, Texas 1,506 188 203 225 2,122 AJ Chapman Wichita, Kan. 1,701 186 236 247 2,370 4492 92 16 Stefanie Johnson Grand Prairie, Texas 1,607 176 176 176 2,135 Chris Johnson Grand Prairie, Texas 1,697 225 159 275 2,356 4491 91 17 Sandra Andersson Sweden 1,538 191 215 246 2,190 Brett Cooper Denver, Colo. 1,658 250 183 209 2,300 4490 90 18 Angela Chirpich Urbandale, Iowa 1,556 227 170 195 2,148 Tom Hess Urbandale, Iowa 1,697 223 186 226 2,332 4480 80 19 Clara Guerrero Colombia 1,531 225 168 197 2,121 Andres Gomez Colombia 1,784 253 156 161 2,354 4475 75 20 Karen Marcano Venezuela 1,519 188 168 212 2,087 Nathan Bohr Austin, Texas 1,729 187 235 227 2,378 4465 65 21 Amanda Greene Romney, W.Va. 1,559 170 171 199 2,099 Kyle Sherman O' Fallon, Mo. 1,707 207 221 221 2,356 4455 55 22 Catherine Rawsthorne Lewiston, Idaho 1,521 170 221 169 2,081 Cameron Weier Tacoma, Wash. 1,742 168 242 221 2,373 4454 54 23 Missy Parkin Laguna Hills, Calif. 1,598 214 192 190 2,194 Scott Norton Mission Viejo, Calif. 1,616 235 201 208 2,260 4454 54 24 Diana Zavjalova Latvia 1,613 192 163 169 2,137 Dave Wodka Beavercreek, Ohio 1,753 171 199 192 2,315 4452 52 25 Lindsay Boomershine Perry, Utah 1,624 244 169 175 2,212 E.J. Tackett Hungtington, Ind. 1,591 236 205 201 2,233 4445 45 26 Kelly Kulick Union, N.J. 1,633 193 224 195 2,245 Chris Colella Indianapolis, Ind. 1,633 222 212 123 2,190 4435 35 27 Heather Whitney Euless, Texas 1,417 201 208 199 2,025 Tyson Branagan Fort Worth, Texas 1,866 165 206 170 2,407 4432 32 28 Sarah Lokker New Baltimore, Mich. 1,497 210 174 243 2,124 Perry Crowell Hoquiam, Wash. 1,718 200 155 235 2,308 4432 32 29 Danielle McEwan Stony Point, N.Y. 1,652 193 244 238 2,327 Marshall Kent Yakima, Wash. 1,580 179 169 160 2,088 4415 15 30 Kristina Szczerbinski N. Tonawanda, N.Y. 1,559 185 175 251 2,170 John Szczerbinski N. Tonawanda, N.Y. 1,668 173 193 210 2,244 4414 14 31 Tannya Roumimper Indonesia 1,495 199 213 159 2,066 Jesse Buss Belvidere, Ill. 1,731 220 222 173 2,346 4412 12 32 Kristina Wendell Kingston, N.Y. 1,642 173 193 177 2,185 Tom Daugherty Wesley Chapel, Fla. 1,627 201 185 212 2,225 4410 10 33 Liz Kuhlkin Schenectady, N.Y. 1,456 180 197 223 2,056 Ryan Shafer Horseheads, N.Y. 1,775 235 183 161 2,354 4410 10 34 Sandra Gongora Mexico 1,613 208 197 197 2,215 Humberto Vazquez Mexico 1,581 209 203 195 2,188 4403 3 35 Anita Arnett Richmond, Texas 1,667 189 159 193 2,208 Tyler Jensen Fort Worth, Texas 1,642 179 207 158 2,186 4394 -6 36 Brandi Calderon Tempe, Ariz. 1,559 166 174 215 2,114 Mike Calderon Tempe, Ariz. 1,697 189 149 213 2,248 4362 -38 37 Ashly Galante Palm Harbor, Fla. 1,517 204 194 184 2,099 Michael Moore Orlando, Fla. 1,680 193 177 204 2,254 4353 -47 38 Daria Pajak Poland 1,545 207 168 173 2,093 Michael Haugen Phoenix, Ariz. 1,658 223 150 156 2,187 4280 -120.
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