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Tournament of Champions

By Josh Hyde

“Through these doors pass the world’s finest bowlers,” read the sign at the entrance to Riviera Lanes in Fairlawn, Ohio. History has backed up this statement, as these lanes host the PBA Tournament of Champions. Upon entering, bowlers feel as if they are going to Augusta. To make this prestigious tournament, bowlers must win a PBA national title (up until 2011) to be eligible. The tournament format has been long and grueling with 24 games of qualifying and 24 games of round robin match play. When a wins it all, they know they are one of game’s best. In the past, they received a white blazer and a lifetime exemption to the tournament upon winning. Winners still get a lifetime exemption but they no longer receive the white blazer. The Tournament of Champions was the only tournament that all of the bowlers cashed in, until 2011, after 2011 only a portion of the bowlers cashed. In 2013, the tournament went back to where the bowlers had to have a PBA Tour title to be eligible to bowl in the TOC and each bowler cashed in the tournament. The TOC is a prestigious tournament that a pro-bowler can win.

History

Joe Joseph won the first Tournament of Champions in 1962. Jack Biondollio bowled the first televised 300 game in 1967. would make five consecutive shows from ’67-’71 including his famous 299 game against ’s 268-game. This would be the highest scoring match that would be a record for 23 years. Jim Godman would become the first bowler to win the TOC Tournament twice. Just two years later after his ‘73 win, Dave Davis would become the second pro-bowler to win twice. This was followed by in ‘78 who would become the third pro-bowler to win twice, also becoming the first bowler with 30 career titles. It would take five years before another pro-bowler, , would win the TOC twice. Just two years later, Mike Durbin would write bowling history as he became the first bowler to have three TOC titles on his resume. would become the third pro-bowler to surpass the $1 million mark in career winnings when he won the ‘86 Tournament of Champions, allowing him to become the fifth pro-bowler to have multiple wins at the TOC. The following year, would win his first major and become the fastest bowler to win 10 PBA career titles. In ’93 (the last year that Firestone sponsored the tournament), George Branham III would become the first African-American bowler to win the TOC by defeating Parker Bohn III 227-214. Two years later, would become the fourth bowler to complete the Triple Crown and the first to complete the Grand Slam. In 2000, was the first bowler to successfully defend his TOC title. Two years later, Couch would make bowling history to three-peat the TOC and join Mike Durbin as the only bowlers to have three TOC titles and he earned his tenth career PBA Tour Title. In ’08, the greatest comeback in TOC history occurred when Michael Haugen Jr. came back from a 50 pin deficit to win the TOC title against 215 to 214. In ’10, made history by becoming the first woman to win a PBA title, defeating Chris Barnes 265-195. In ‘11, would win the largest paycheck in PBA history ($250K). In the semifinals, he bowled a 299 game while bowled the lowest game (100) in television history. In 2013, Pete Weber become the first player to complete the Triple Crown twice joining Earl Anthony with the most major titles (10) and the longest span between TOC titles.

Sponsorship

The longest sponsorship for the TOC was Firestone Tire Company who sponsored the event for 23 years. General Tire had a 3-year commitment as sponsor but backed out after only one year (1994). Brunswick picked up the sponsorship in 1995. They would sponsor the Tournament for 6 years. Dexter and H & R Block would pick it up for three years each. Now, Barbasol is the TOC sponsor.

Conclusion

The TOC is one of the most prestigious bowling tournaments in all of professional bowling. There has been a number of bowling history-making moments during the TOC. If a bowler wins this Major tournament he or she is surely one of the best in the game.

Facts:

Don Johnson and Dick Ritger had the highest scoring match in a championship game (299-268); a record that held for 23 years

Mike Aulby made five shows (1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989) before winning (1995)

George Branham III became the first African-American bowler to win the TOC (1993)

Willie Willis became the first African-American to qualify for the 1980 Firestone TOC when he won the National Resident Pro Championship (1979)

Pete Weber made shows over three decades (1985, 1987, 1994, 2008, 2013, 2014) and won 26 years apart (1987, 2013)

Eight bowlers have won as a rookie: Joe Joseph (1962), Billy Hardwick (1965), (1971), Marshall Holman (1976), Mike (1977), Mark Williams (1985), Michael Haugen Jr. (2008), Kelly Kulick (2010)

Earl Anthony became the first bowler to reach 30 titles when he won his second Firestone TOC in 1978.

Jason Couch won three in a row 1999, 2000, 2002 becoming the first bowler to successfully defend his TOC title and he won his tenth career PBA Tour title.

Four bowlers won multiple titles in a single decade: Earl Anthony (70s), Mike Durbin and Mark Williams (80s) and Jason Couch (2000s)

Jim Godman became the first 2-time winner (1969, 1973)

Jim Stefanich made 4 consecutive championship round television appearances (1967, 1968, 1969 and 1970)

Mike Durbin made 8 total championship round appearances in the TOC from ‘67-’84, winning three (’72 ’82 ’84)

Marshall Holman and Mike Durbin each won their titles a decade apart

Johnson made 5 consecutive championship round television appearances (1967-1971)

Only 10 bowlers have made one championship round in winning the TOC title (Mike Berlin, , Joe Berardi, Marc McDowell, George Braham III, Dave E’ntremont, John Gant, Michael Haugen Jr., Patrick Allen, Kelly Kulick)

Only one bowler has won each time that he made the championship round on television (Marshall Holman - 1976, 1986)

Tournament leader has won 19 of 49 (38.78%)

Bowlers have climbed the step-ladder 5 of 49 (10.20%)

Wayne Webb, Earl Anthony, Mika Koivuniemi, , David Ozio, , Mike Aulby, and Wayne Zahn have all won the Tournament and then went on to win Player of the Year

The Tournament of Champions has had the highest tournament prize fund purse in PBA history and the highest first place prize of $250,000 in 2011

The average winning game to win the tournament is 238.65

In 1984 Mike Durbin become the first player to be inducted in the PBA Hall of Fame the same year that he won his third Tournament of Champions.

In 1995, Parker Bohn III became the 14th bowler to surpass the one million dollar in career earnings when he made the championship round of the 1995 Brunswick World Tournament of Champions

Host cities:

o 1962, 2013, 2015 o Overland Park 1998, 1999

o Akron/Fairlawn 1965-1994 o Uncasville 2002-2007

o Lake Zurich 1995, 1996, 2000 o Las Vegas 2008-2012

o Reno 1997 o 2014 Riveria Lanes Tournament of Champions Appearances

Bowler Total App Bowler Total App Bowler Total App Bowler Total App Carmen Salvino 26 Paul Colwell 11 Palmer Fallgren 7 Dick Battista 4 Dave Soutar 25 Roy Buckley 11 Paul Moser 7 4 Mike Durbin 25 Steve Martin 11 Scott Devers 7 Ed Bourdase 4 22 Tim Harahan 11 Tommy Tuttle 7 Fred Lening 4 Gary Dickinson 22 Don Genalo 10 Warren Nelson 7 Gene Rhoda 4 George Pappas 22 Mark Williams 10 Allie Clarke 6 George Howard 4 Jim Stefanich 22 Matt Surina 10 Don Glover 6 Jim Pencak 4 Nelson Burton Jr. 22 Bill Spigner 9 Earl Johnson 6 Joe Joseph 4 Johnny Petraglia 21 Bill Tucker 9 Gary Skidmore 6 John Mazza 4 20 Bob Strampe 9 Glenn Allison 6 John Petraglia 4 Dave Davis 19 Curt Schmidt 9 Jimmie Pritts Jr. 6 Johnny Meyer 4 Marshall Holman 19 David Ozio 9 Louie Moore 6 Larry Lichstein 4 Don Johnson 17 Don Helling 9 Mike Berlin 6 Marc McDowell 4 Jim Godman 17 Ed Ressler Jr. 9 Parker Bohn III 6 Norm Duke 4 Larry Laub 16 Jay Robinson 9 Tom Milton 6 Norm Meyers 4 Wayne Webb 16 Les Schissler 9 Vern Downing 6 Robert Lawrence 4 Earl Anthony 15 Mal Acosta 9 Bobby Cooper 5 Roger Bowker 4 Mike Aulby 15 Pete Couture 9 Buzz Fazio 5 Ron Williams 4 Steve Cook 15 9 Chris Warren 5 Steve Jones 4 Teata Semiz 15 Steve Neff 9 5 Ted Hannahs 4 Wayne Zahn 15 Walter Ray Williams Jr. 9 Fred Jaskie 5 Terry Booth 4 Ernie Schlegel 14 Bill Allen 8 Gus Lampo 5 Bill Coleman 3 Hugh Miller 14 Butch Soper 8 Henry Gonzalez 5 Bill Lillard 3 Joe Berardi 14 Dale Eagle 8 Jack Biondolillo 5 Bill Straub 3 Tom Baker 14 Del Ballard Jr. 8 Joe Salvemini 5 Bryan Goebel 3 Bill Beach 13 Les Zikes 8 Mark Baker 5 Dennis Jacques 3 Dick Ritger 13 Randy Lightfoot 8 Marty Piraino 5 3 Bob Handley 12 Ron Palombi Jr. 8 Pete Tountas 5 Eric Forkel 3 Guppy Troup 12 Tom Crites 8 Ralph Engan 5 Frank Ellenburg 3 Johnny Guenther 12 7 Ray Bluth 5 Gary Mage 3 Mike Limongello 12 Art Trask 7 Sam Baca 5 Gary Martineau 3 Pete Weber 12 7 Sam Flanagan 5 Gene Stus 3 Skee Foremsky 12 Bob Chamberlain 7 Steve Westberg 5 George Branham III 3 Tommy Hudson 12 Butch Gearhart 7 Tony Westlake 5 Jeff Bellinger 3 Barry Asher 11 Dave Ferraro 7 Alvin Lou 4 Jess Stayrook 3 Billy Hardwick 11 Harry Smith 7 Billy Golembiewski 4 John Wilcox 3 11 Harry Sullins 7 Bob Benoit 4 Mats Karlsson 3 Dave Husted 11 Jim St. John 7 Bobby Knipple 4 Mike Miller 3 Don McCune 11 Joe Hutchinson 7 Bud Horn 4 Sam Zurich 3 Mike McGrath 11 Lou Scalia 7 Charlie Tapp 4 Steve Fehr 3 Riveria Lanes Tournament of Champions Appearances

Bowler Total App Bowler Total App Bowler Total App Tom Harnisch 3 Bill Bunetta 1 Jimmy Certain 1 Alex Seymore 2 Bill Hardwick 1 Jimmy Johnson 1 Andy Marzich 2 Bill Ryan Jr. 1 Jimmy Keeth 1 Billy Young Jr. 2 Billy Walden 1 Joe Firpo 1 Bob Collatos 2 Bo Bowden 1 John DiLutis 1 Bob Hood 2 Bob McGregor 1 Johnny King 1 Bob Learn Jr. 2 Bob Perry 1 Jon O'Drobinak 1 Cliff McNealy 2 Bob Vespi 1 Kevin Gannon 1 Darryl Bower 2 Bobby Jacks 1 Kevin Gillette 1 Dave Frame 2 Bobby Meadows 1 Kevin McGerr 1 David Traber 2 Brian Davis 1 Larry Miller 1 Del Warren 2 Bruce Carter 1 Leroy Bornhop 1 Dennis Chapis 2 Bruce Hamilton 1 Martin Letscher 1 Duane Fisher 2 Bruce Hollen 1 Mike Edwards 1 Emmett Shutes 2 Bryan Alpert 1 Mike Jasnau 1 Jason Couch 2 Bus Oswalt 1 Mike Lastowski 1 Jeff Mattingly 2 Charlie Lacy 1 1 Jerry Hale 2 Darwin Skrzynecki 1 Mike Shady 1 Jim Chestney 2 Darylee Cox 1 Neil Burton 1 Jim Frazier 2 Dave Arnold 1 Pete McCordic 1 Jim Miller 2 Dave Beckmann 1 Peter Hakim 1 Joe Dignam 2 Dave D'Entremont 1 Ray Edwards 1 John Denton 2 Dennis Horan 1 Ray Orf 1 John Gant 2 Dennis Lane 1 Ray Robinson 1 John Guenther 2 Dick Hoover 1 Rick Steelsmith 1 Justin Hromek 2 Doug Myers 1 Ricky Ward 1 Kent Wagner 2 Ed Lubanski 1 Ron Bell 1 Kyle Shedd 2 Eric Adolphson 1 Rowdy Morrow 1 Mark Fahy 2 Fred Conner 1 Roy Lown 1 Richard Abboud 2 Gil Sliker 1 Sam Maccarone 1 Rickie Sajek 2 Glenn Carlson 1 Steve Fields 1 Sal Bongiorno 2 Harry O'Neale 1 Ted Malicki 1 Steve Hoskins 2 J. B. Blaylock 1 Toby Contreras 1 Steve Jaros 2 Jeff Lizz 1 Tom Warren 1 Steve Wunderlich 2 Jeff Morin 1 Tom Wright 1 Tom Hennessey 2 Jeff Richgels 1 Tony Cariello 1 Al Savas 1 Jerry McCoy 1 Tye Critchlow 1 Alan Bishop 1 Jim Hills 1 Wayne Chester 1 Andrew Neuer 1 Jim Murtishaw 1 Willie Willis 1 2015 Tournament of Champions Story Lines

o Walter Ray Williams Jr. is still trying to win his first ToC title and second player to complete the super slam

Walter Ray Williams, Jr. is still trying to win his first Tournament of Champions title. He will join Mike Aulby as the second player to complete the Super Slam if he does so. The Super Slam consists of the USBC Masters, the U.S. Open, the Touring Players Championship, the PBA World Championship, and the Tournament of Champions. He will have the chance to have won every major (and nine total) in professional bowling. o Pete Weber is trying to become the third player to win the ToC three times and surpass Earl Anthony’s Major record

Pete Weber is trying to join Mike Durbin and Jason Couch as the only bowlers to win the Tournament of Champions three times. If he does, he will also surpass Earl Anthony’s career major record. He is currently tied at 10 titles. There could be three bowlers in this elite club of titlists. o Weber is also trying to win his fourth title at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, Ind.

Pete Weber is also trying to win his fourth major title at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, Ind. He previously has won the 1991 U.S Open, the 1992 Touring Players Championship, and the 2013 Tournament of Champions. He will have the chance to win back-to-back majors at Woodland Bowl. o Belmonte is working to become the second player to successfully defend his ToC title and become the fastest bowler to win four majors

will seek to make the title match for the third consecutive year. Last year’s titlist, Belmonte won by one pin over 219-218. Belmonte will have the chance to become just the second player to win back-to-back Tournament of Champions titles. Doing so will make him the fastest bowler to win four majors.

o Duke is trying to become the second player to complete the Triple Crown twice

Norm Duke is trying to become the second player in PBA history to complete the Triple Crown twice. He is also trying to join Walter Ray Williams, Jr. and Pete Weber—the only other player to complete the Triple Crown twice—as winning multiple majors at Woodland Bowl. o Couch is trying to become the first player to win four ToC titles

Jason Couch was the first player to win three Tournament of Champions in a row. Now, Couch is trying to become the first player to win four titles in the event, which would make him one of the greatest bowlers of all-time. o Seven players are trying to win their second ToC title: Barnes, Koivuniemi, Jones, Rash, Belmonte, Kulick, and Haugen

There are seven players that are trying to join the club of multiple Tournament of Champions titlists. Chris Barnes, Mika Koivuniemi, , Sean Rash, Jason Belmonte, Kelly Kulick, and Michael Haugen, Jr. all have this chance. However, Barnes, Koivuniemi, Jones, Rash, and Belmonte likely have the better chance. o Kulick is working become the first woman to win multiple ToC titles

Kelly Kulick is trying to become the first woman to win multiple Tournament of Champions titles. Along with this, she is also trying to win her second career PBA Tour title. This would be a great opportunity for her to emulate her 2010 form. o Salvino will be the oldest player ever in a PBA Tour event

Carmen Salvino will be the oldest player in this year’s Tournament of Champions field. Not only that, but this event will make him the oldest player ever in a PBA Tour event at the age of 81. Salvino was one of the founding members of the PBA in 1958. o Shafer is still looking for his first Major

Ryan Shafer has been so close at a number of Majors. He has been in a total of fourteen Championship Round Appearances. He went back-to-back in 2000 and 2002 in the Tournament of Champions only losing to Couch which gave Couch his three-peat in the ToC. This would complete his resume for having a major title. He is probably the greatest bowler without a major title. Top Contenders for 2015 Tournament of Champions

Patrick Allen Chris Barnes Titles: 13 Titles: 17 Majors: 2 Majors: 3 Awards: PBA Player of the Year (2004-05) Awards: PBA Player of the Year (2007-08), Harry Smith Point Leader Award (2004-05) PBA Rookie of the Year (1998), George Young High Average Award (2000), Harry Smith Point Leader Award (2000, 2008-09 and 2010-11)

Dom Barrett Jason Belmonte Titles: 3 Titles: 10 Majors: 1 Majors: 4 Awards: World Bowling Writers Bowler of Awards: Player of the Year (2012-13 and the Year (2008-2010) 2014); PBA Rookie of the Year (2008-09), Bowling ESPY (2011), George Young High Average Award (2012-13).

Tommy Jones Mika Koivuniemi Titles: 15 Titles: 10 Majors: 2 Majors: 3 Awards: PBA Player of the Year (2005-06), Awards: PBA Player of the Year (2003-04 PBA Rookie of the Year (2001-02) and 2010-11), George Young High Average Award (2011)

Scott Norton Bill O’Neill Titles: 3 Titles: 4 Majors: 0 Majors: 1 Awards: 2009 PBA West Region Rookie of Awards: PBA Rookie of the Year (2005-06) the Year; 2010-11 PBA Tour Rookie of the Year

Osku Palermaa Sean Rash Titles: 4 Titles: 6 Majors: 1 Majors: 2 Awards: Named 2006 World Bowling Awards: PBA Player of the Year (2011-12), Writers Bowler of the Year...Named George Young High Average Award (2011- Finnish Bowler of the Year in 2008 and 12), Bowling ESPY (2012) 2009

Ronnie Russell Mike Scroggins Titles: 2 Titles: 8 Majors: 0 Majors: 2 Awards: None Awards: 2014 Southwest Regional PBA Hall of Fame

Ryan Shafer Titles: 4 Majors: 0 Awards: PBA Rookie of the Year (1987), Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award (2008- 09, 2012-13)

Pete Weber Titles: 27 Majors: 10 Awards: PBA Rookie of the Year (1980), George Young High Average Award (1989), Bowling ESPY (2014)

Walter Ray Williams, Jr. Titles: 39 Majors: 8 Awards: PBA Player of the Year (1986, '93, '96, '97, '98, 2002-03, 2009-10), Harry Smith Point Leader Award (1993, '94, '96, '97, '98, 2002-03, 2007-08, 2009-10), George Young High Average Award (1993, '96, '97, '98, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2009-10), PBA50 Rookie of the Year (2010), PBA50 Player of the Year (2013 and 2013), Bowling ESPY (seven times).

Tournament of Champions Statistics

Bowlers # of TOC Titles # in the CRA Consecutive Years in CRA Between TOC Titles Years in the TOC CRA Consecutive Years with Champ. Round Appearance Mike Durbin 3-'72,82,84' 8 3-82-83-84 10,2 67,70,72,77,80,82,83,84 Don Johnson 5 Pete Weber 2-'87,2013' 6 2-2013-2014 26 85,87,94,2008,2013,2014 Jim Stefanich 4 Mike Aulby 1-'95' 7 4-86,87, 88,89 - 84,86,87,88,89,95,97 Mike Aulby 4 Marshall Holman 2-'76,86' 2 - 10 76,86 Mike Durbin 3 Jim Godman 2-'69,73' 3 - 4 69,73,75 Jason Couch 3 Dave Davis 2-'68,75' 3 - 7 68,71,75 Jason Belmonte 3* Mark Williams 2-'85,88' 4 2-88,89 3 85,88,89,98 *streak still active Earl Anthony 2-'74,78' 4 2-74,75 4 74,75,78,80 Jason Couch 3-'99,2000,2002' 4 3-99,2000,2002 1,2 97,99,2000,2002 Most Years with Champ. Round Appearance Don Johnson 1-'70' 5 5-67,68,69,70,71 - 67-68-69-70-71 Mike Durbin 8 Wayne Webb 1-'80' 1 - - 80 Mike Aulby 7 Steve Cook 1-'81' 3 2-81,82 - 81,82,84 Pete Weber 6 Joe Berardi 1-'83' 1 - - 83 Don Johnson 5 Billy Hardwick 1-'65' 2 - - 65,76 Chris Barnes 5 Joe Joseph 1-'62' 2 2-62,65 - 62-'65 Dave Ferraro 1-'90' 2 - - 90, 93 George Pappas 1-'79' 3 - - 72,79,84 Johnny Petraglia 1-'71' 2 - - 71,74 Wayne Zahn 1-'67' 2 - - 67-'69 David Ozio 1-'91' 2 - - 91,99 Marc McDowell 1-'92' 1 - - 92 George Branham III 1-'93' 1 - - 93 Norm Duke 1-'94' 4 - - 94,2000,2005,2007 Dave D'Entremont 1-'96' 1 - - 96 Del Ballard Jr 1-'89' 2 - - 89,90 John Gant 1-'97' 1 - - 97 Bryan Goebel 1-'98' 2 - - 98,2005 Steve Jaros 1-'2005' 4 2-2005,2006 - 94,2000,2005'2006 Chris Barnes 1-'2006' 5 - - 99',2006',2007,'2008,'2010 Mike Berlin 1-'77' 1 - - 77 Tommy Jones 1-'2007' 3 2-2006,'2007 - 2006,'2007,2013 Patrick Healey Jr 1-'2003' 2 - - 95,2003 Jason Belmonte 1-'2014' 3 3-'2012,'2013,'2014 - 2012,'2013,'2014 Mika Koivuniemi 1-'2011' 2 2-2010,'2011 - 2010,'2011 Patrick Allen 1-'2009' 1 - - 2009 Michael Haugen Jr 1-'2008' 1 - - 2008 Kelly Kulick 1-'2010' 1 - - 2010 Sean Rash 1-'2012' 2 2-2012.'2013 - 2012,'2013 Jim Stefanich 1-'67' 4 4-67,68,69,70 - 67-68-69-70 Non-Champions in the Championship Round Apperance Bowler App. Bowler App. Bowler App. Bowler App. Dick Weber 4 Steve Neff 2 Ray Edwards 1 Tom Harnisch 1 Parker Bohn III 3 Tim Harahan 2 Chris Warren 1 Billy Golembiewski 1 Randy Pedersen 3 Don McCune 2 Scott Devers 1 Carmen Salvino 1 Ryan Shafer 3 Andres Gomez 1 Jim Murtishaw 1 Walter Ray Williams Jr. 3 Bob Spaulding 1 Art Trask 1 Dave Husted 3 Roger Bowker 1 Del Warren 1 Don Genalo 3 Tony Reyes 1 Joe Salvemini 1 Tony Westlake 3 Dave Arnold 1 Henry Gonzalez 1 Don Genalo 3 Dennis Horan Jr. 1 Ted Hannahs 1 Mark Baker 3 Doug Kent 1 Pete Couture 1 Mark Roth 3 Justin Hromek 1 Palmer Fallgren 1 Gary Dickinson 3 1 Bill Spigner 1 Larry Laub 3 Mike Scroggins 1 Jeff Mattingly 1 Barry Asher 3 Ricky Ward 1 Tommy Hudson 1 Teata Semiz 3 Robert Smith 1 Nelson Burton Jr. 1 2 1 Sam Flanagan 1 Amleto Monacelli 2 Steve Hoskins 1 Roy Buckley 1 Brian Himmler 2 Tom Daugherty 1 Curt Schmidt 1 Wes Malott 2 1 Dick Battista 1 Danny Wiseman 2 Tommy Delutz Jr. 1 Marty Piraino 1 Mike Miller 2 1 Dave Soutar 1 Brian Voss 2 Dom Barrett 1 Bill Tucker 1 Bob Handley 2 Dan MacLelland 1 Jack Biondolillo 1 Dick Ritger 2 Eric Forkel 1 Les Schissler 1 Step Ladder Tournament of Champions Statistics

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Bowler Year Bowler Year Bowler Year Bowler Year Billy Welu 1967 Brian Voss 1995 Nick Miseno 1999 Dan MacLelland 2012 Jack Biondolillo 1967 Bryan Goebel 1995 Parker Bohn III-2 1999 Dick Allen 2012 Jim Stefanich 1967 Eric Forkel 1995 Roger Bowker 1999 Tom Hess 2012 Earl Johnson 1969 Justin Hromek 1995 Steve Hoskins 1999 Michael Machuga 2012 Don Johnson 1970 Jack Jurek 1995 Steve Jaros-2 1999 Mike Bailey 2012 Larry Laub 1972 Patrich Healey Jr. 1995 Brian Himmler-2 2003 Osku Palermaa 2012 Mike Limongello 1972 Brian Voss 1996 Chris Barnes 2003 P.J. Haggerty 2012 Terry Booth 1972 Bryan Goebel 1996 Patrick Healey Jr. 2003 Stuart Williams 2012 Dave Davis 1976 Danny Wiseman 1996 Mike DeVaney 2005 Tom Daugherty 2012 George Pappas 1978 Dave Arnold 1996 Norm Duke 2005 Mike Scroggins 2013 Jeff Mattingly 1979 Mark Williams 1996 Jason Couch 2006 Jason Belmonte 2013 Jim Godman 1980 Parker Bohn III 1996 Tommy Jones 2006 Pete Weber 2013 Gary Dickinson 1981 Ricky Ward 1996 Amleto Monacelli 2006 Sean Rash 2013 Pete Couture 1981 John Mazza 1997 Walter Ray Williams, Jr. 2007 Scott Newell 2013 Gary Dickinson 1984 Carl Fietek 1998 Brian Voss 2008 Andres Gomez 2013 Don Genalo 1987 Doug Kent 1998 Parker Bohn III 2008 Sean Rash-2 2014 Tony Westlake-2 1988 Mark Williams 1998 Pete Weber 2008 Chris Barnes-2 2014 Mark Roth-2 1988 Marshall Holman 1998 Randy Pedersen 2008 Tom Hess 2014 Robert Lawrence 1990 Randy Pedersen 1998 Chris Barnes 2008 Bob Learn Jr. 2014 Dave Ferraro 1993 Steve Hoskins 1998 Mike Scroggins 2008 Mason Brantley 2014 George Branham III 1993 Brian Himmler 1999 Wes Malott 2008 Parker Bohn III 2014 Bryan Goebel 1994 Chris Barnes-2 1999 Parker Bohn III 2009 Tommy Jones 2014 David Traber 1994 Jason Hurd-3 1999 Tony Reyes 2010 Liz Johnson 2014 Ron Williams 1994 John Mazza-2 1999 Doug Kent 2011 Pete Weber 2014 Bob Learn Jr. 1995 Johnny Petraglia 1999 Jason Belmonte 2011

Total of 300 games 110 Average per year 2.24 Bowlers with multiple 300's

Bowler # of 300s Chris Barnes 6 6 Parker Bohn III 6 6 Pete Weber 3 3 Bryan Goebel 3 3 Brian Voss 3 3 Sean Rash 3 3 John Mazza 3 3 Jason Hurd 3 3 Brian Himmler 3 3 Gary Dickinson 2 Mark Roth 2 Tony Westlake 2 Mark Williams 2 Steve Jaros 2 Bob Learn Jr. 2 Patrick Healey Jr. 2 Jason Belmonte 2 Doug Kent 2 Tommy Jones 2 Tom Hess 2 Steve Hoskins 2 Bowlers with multiple 300s in the ToC

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