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2021 PWBA Lincoln Open Tournament Dates: Sun Valley Lanes Tournament Results 4/29/2021 Thru 5/1/2021 Lincoln, NE 2021 PWBA Lincoln Open Tournament Dates: Sun Valley Lanes Tournament Results 4/29/2021 thru 5/1/2021 Lincoln, NE Pins Smart Pos Bowler Name Hometown Acct Winnings Pins Gms Avg W -L - T Bonus Total 300sWd 1 Liz Johnson Niagara Falls, NY $10,000.00 5986 27 221.70 5986 1 2 Kelly Kulick Union, NJ $5,000.00 5594 25 223.76 5594 3 Gazmine Mason Cranston, RI $3,500.00 5483 25 219.32 5483 4 Shannon Pluhowsky Dayton, OH $2,500.00 5459 25 218.36 5459 5 Stefanie Johnson McKinney, TX $1,900.00 5183 24 215.96 5183 6 Julia Bond Aurora, IL $1,700.00 5158 24 214.92 5158 7 Clara Guerrero Colombia $1,625.00 5149 24 214.54 5149 8 Diana Zavjalova Latvia $1,550.00 5131 24 213.79 5131 9 Liz Kuhlkin Schenectady, NY $1,500.00 5128 24 213.67 5128 10 Shannon O'Keefe Shiloh, IL $1,450.00 5080 24 211.67 5080 11 Dasha Kovalova Ukraine $1,425.00 5077 24 211.54 5077 12 Verity Crawley England $1,400.00 4994 24 208.08 4994 13 Breanna Clemmer Clover, SC $1,100.00 3802 18 211.22 3802 14 Taylor Bailey Joliet, IL $1,100.00 3795 18 210.83 3795 15 Birgit Noreiks Germany $1,100.00 3778 18 209.89 3778 16 Abby Ragsdale Aurora, IL $1,100.00 3772 18 209.56 3772 17 Erin McCarthy Elkhorn, NE $1,100.00 3754 18 208.56 3754 18 Maria Bulanova Russia $1,100.00 3745 18 208.06 3745 19 Maria Jose Rodriguez Colombia $1,100.00 3688 18 204.89 3688 20 Kayla Bandy Wichita, KS $1,100.00 3676 18 204.22 3676 21 Lindsay Boomershine Perry, UT $1,100.00 3674 18 204.11 3674 22 Elise Bolton Merritt Island, FL $1,100.00 3670 18 203.89 3670 Valerie Bercier Muskegon, MI $1,100.00 3670 18 203.89 3670 24 Taylor Bulthuis Coral Springs, FL $1,100.00 3651 18 202.83 3651 25 Josie Barnes Hermitage, TN $1,100.00 3645 18 202.50 3645 26 Jen Higgins Lewis Center, OH $1,100.00 3643 18 202.39 3643 27 Jasmine Snell (n) Papillion, NE $1,100.00 3634 18 201.89 3634 28 Tannya Roumimper Indonesia $1,100.00 3630 18 201.67 3630 29 Caitlyn Johnson Beaumont, TX $1,100.00 3615 18 200.83 3615 30 Cassandra Leuthold Lincoln, NE $1,100.00 3609 18 200.50 3609 31 Kayla Pashina Minnetonka, MN $1,100.00 3596 18 199.78 3596 32 Kara Mangiola Spencerport, NY $1,100.00 3543 18 196.83 3543 33 Missy Parkin Laguna Hills, CA $0.00 2434 12 202.83 2434 34 Amanda Vermilyea Apple Valley, MN $0.00 2433 12 202.75 2433 35 Jordan Richard Maumee, MI $0.00 2432 12 202.67 2432 36 Bryanna Cote Tucson, AZ $0.00 2418 12 201.50 2418 37 Ashly Galante Palm Harbor, FL $0.00 2411 12 200.92 2411 38 Sandra Gongora Mexico $0.00 2409 12 200.75 2409 39 Estefania Cobo North Richland Hills, TX $0.00 2403 12 200.25 2403 40 Kayla Crawford Silvis, IL $0.00 2387 12 198.92 2387 41 Giselle Poss Maitland, FL $0.00 2385 12 198.75 2385 42 Danielle McEwan Stony Point, NY $0.00 2378 12 198.17 2378 43 Megan Carpenter (n) San Diego, CA $0.00 2374 12 197.83 2374 Diandra Asbaty Chicago, IL $0.00 2374 12 197.83 2374 45 Sydney Brummett Fort Wayne, IN $0.00 2364 12 197.00 2364 46 Jacqueline Evans Acton, MA $0.00 2351 12 195.92 2351 47 Daria Pajak Poland $0.00 2340 12 195.00 2340 48 Stephanie Zavala Downey, CA $0.00 2335 12 194.58 2335 49 Jennifer Hocurscak Orange, CT $0.00 2330 12 194.17 2330 50 Jennifer Cupples Colorado Springs, CO $0.00 2329 12 194.08 2329 51 Jo Wood (n) Bellevue, NE $0.00 2289 12 190.75 2289 52 Karina Capron (n) Fremont, NE $0.00 2256 12 188.00 2256 53 Kasey Eaton (n) Wyoming, MI $0.00 2226 12 185.50 2226 54 Christine Gill Lebanon, IL $0.00 2217 12 184.75 2217 Saturday, May 1, 2021 Page 1 of 2 Pins Smart Pos Bowler Name Hometown Acct Winnings Pins Gms Avg W -L - T Bonus Total 300sWd 55 Summer Jasmin Beckley, WV $0.00 2206 12 183.83 2206 56 Anggie Ramirez-Perea Austin, TX $0.00 2192 12 182.67 2192 57 Jill Creamer Folsom, CA $0.00 2188 12 182.33 2188 58 Brianna Andrew Grand Rapids, MI $0.00 2139 12 178.25 2139 59 Ricki Ellison (n) Wichita, KS $0.00 2124 12 177.00 2124 60 Shawna Strause (n) Tucson, AZ $0.00 2100 12 175.00 2100 61 Jamille Weber (n) Omaha, NE $0.00 2086 12 173.83 2086 62 Rina Sabo Bennett, CO $0.00 2080 12 173.33 2080 63 Michelle Weber (n) Omaha, NE $0.00 2069 12 172.42 2069 64 Tiffany Morris Bel Aire, KS $0.00 1994 12 166.17 1994 65 Kelsey Marsh (n) Omaha, NE $0.00 1929 12 160.75 1929 Saturday, May 1, 2021 Page 2 of 2.
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