The WSOB XV PBA Championship is set to air on Sunday afternoon with the finals.
At Thunderbowl in Allen Park, Michigan on Sunday afternoon the best bowlers on the PBA Bowling tour will look to claim the WSOB XV title. The championship showcases the top four qualifying scorers from the past nine days and a fifth bowler who will all compete for the WSOB Championship. On Saturday evening, the step-ladder began as the bowlers tried to work their way to the top to earn a spot in Sunday’s championship. All of the top bowlers in the world went through multiple qualifying rounds over the last nine days in Michigan to make it to the spot these five bowlers are in for tonight’s semi-final.
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Game Date: April 21, 2024
Game Time: 12:00 p.m. ET
TV:Â FOX
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At the beginning of competition on Saturday evening, four bowlers had already claimed a spot to play on Sunday in the finals. Matt Russo of Balwin, Missouri, Jesper Svensson of Sweden, Graham Fach of Urbana, Ohio and E J Tackett of Ossian, Indiana will compete for the top spot after going through nine days of qualifying rounds to make it to the last day of play.
Patrick Hanrahan worked his way up from the bottom of the step-ladder in an attempt to claim the final spot in today’s final. He started by beating Michael Martell 256-193 before moving on to beat Kyle Sherman in a tight 199-188 game. Up next for Hanrahan was 19-year-old Eric Jones who put a stop to Hanrahan’s run with a 267-232 victory that moved him on to play Michigan native Justin Knowles. Jones kept momentum rolling and was able to beat Knowles 215-202 to claim the final spot in tomorrow’s finals.
Tune in Sunday afternoon to watch the competition heat up as the final five work to take home the title.
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