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Saturdays bowling has completed with 11 teams attacking the WTBA Atlanta pattern. It seems the key to the pattern is being called 'Lee' as Chatfield and Miller ended top of the table after the eight qualifying games.
Tomorrow's qualifying begins at 9am, and whilst weather warnings have been issued by the met office their is no intention of cancelling the event.
We do advise travellers to assess their own situation, follow advice by the authorities and above all, be safe.
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An international calendar for those who remember the calendar that used to be published in Go Tenpin
Click here...
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Home to the 1975 World Championships,
Charrington Bowl in Tolworth, Surrey played host to Englands PTBC Tour on the
last weekend of July.
The PTBC’s fourth tour stop, all of which
are Team England ranking events decided on a tough condition for the bowlers
which saw a very low scoring tournament where only those who persevered were
able to progress through qualifying to the round-robin final. Men and Ladies
were split into two divisions, each playing six games in qualifying, followed
by a cut to play four further games before the final cut to the top ten men and
top six ladies for the round-robin.
Team England’s Matt Chamberlain (1226) led
the male field after the first round, with Paul Moor (1207) in second place,
the only two players to break the 200 average in the first six games. In the
ladies division Northern Irelands 2007 World Cup player, Helen Tamblyn (1188)
led the ladies, with Alison Taylor (1128) in second.
In round two, Chamberlain and Moor swapped
positions at the top of the table, whereas in the ladies Tamblyn retained her
lead, adding 794 pins to her score whilst Australia’s Cassie Staudinger made a
push to the top and ended in second place adding 795 to her 1107 round one
total.
The mens round-robin continued to be tough for
the bowlers with no-one really able to ‘crack’ the condition. Consistent play
from Dom Barrett saw him push his way up the table from fifth place in round
two, and both Chamberlain and Moor dropping some places to fourth and third
respectively. It was Ray Teece however who managed to take the top spot after
winning six of the nine games in the final.
Despite a great effort from Tamblyn in the
Ladies round-robin, she was unable to retain her lead and was passed by
Staudinger who took second place. Nicki Ainge won four of the five matches
along with consistent play to jump four places in the five games to win the
ladies division.
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Lisa John and Steve Thornton will represent England at the QubicaAMF World Cup, after winning the qualifying held today at Lakeside Superbowl Nuneaton. The pair will fly to Johannesburg, South Africa to compete in the worlds largest individual sport tournament. Click here for the final results... |
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Dom Barrett and Paul Moor scoop the first PTBC tour stop of 2011, winning the Matchplay Doubles at Madison Heights.
Scores are now online
read more...
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The PTBC Tour Masters 2010 is took place at 1st Bowl Ilkeston, Derbyshire.
The top twelve points earners from the 2010 PTBC Tour were invited, with eight accepting their place whilst most of the other four are competing a the Ballmaster in Finland.
The eight bowlers are competing in an eight game round-robin, with the eighth being a position round.
Final Results
| Pos | Name | Wins | Draws | Losses | Total |
| 1 | Mike Quarry | 8 | 0 | 0 | 2074 |
| 2 | Fiona Banks | 5 | 0 | 3 | 1900 |
| 3 | Matt Miller | 4 | 0 | 4 | 1768 |
| 4 | Chris Oates | 5 | 0 | 3 | 1762 |
| 5 | Matt Chamberlain | 3 | 0 | 5 | 1752 |
| 6 | Lisa John | 3 | 0 | 5 | 1668 |
| 7 | Richard Teece | 3 | 0 | 5 | 1653 |
| 8 | Iain McCorkindale | 1 | 0 | 7 | 1646 |
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 Long-time England international Jo Cundy won her first major event, becoming the 2010 English Open champion Sunday Nov. 21 at Lakeside Superbowl Nuneaton in Nuneaton, England.
The five-player stepladder final was an All-English affair. Cundy, who was one of three women in the stepladder (women received eight pins handicap each game), watched the first three games from the sidelines after earning the No. 1 seed position in Final Round Three. Fellow national team member Lisa John, who held the number 1 position in the qualifying and was seeded into Round Three, finished eighth.
Brunswick Euro Challenge winner Rob Thurlby edged into the fifth spot for the TV finals by bowling a 300 in the last game of Round Three to make the show. Thurlby started the stepladder by dismissing an on-form Nicki Ainge from the tournament, 220-203, and then delivering a similar blow to Europe's number one ranked player Dominic Barrett, 245-199.
t was Zara Giles, who was able to take the wind from Thurlby's sails, when he shot a low game of 178 against her in the third stepladder match, Giles taking advantage with a 246.
In the title match, Giles took on a shaky Jo Cundy, whose nerves were restricted to appearance only, as she rolled a 257 to Giles' 219 in front of the TV cameras, where Cundy lifted the English Open trophy to applause from the large crowd.
The English Open is a regular event on the European Bowling Tour, but took a break this year, electing to withdraw its EBT status. The two- hour show will air on Sky Sports 3, 9pm on 22nd December and will be repeated three times over the Christmas Period.
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The organisers of the English Open are pleased to announce
some exciting changes to the 2010 edition of the European Tour Stop.
The event has grown each year, and is set to repeat the
trend once again in 2010 with the news that the tournament has secured the
taping of the Stepladder finals to be broadcast by Sky Sports in partnership
with SGTV, over the 2010 Christmas Period. The finals will be taped in HD for a
2 hour programme to be shown on Sky Sports with a minimum of 3 repeat showings
which may be increased by an unlimited amount by Sky Sports. The programme will
also feature highlights and interviews from the various stages of the
tournament.
The event will move from December to November, with the
first qualifying squad on 17th November and finals day on 21st
November.
Whilst the qualifying format will remain at 6 games, the
desperado squad has been replaced with a “Turbo Xtra” option. The finals format
will also see changes to allow the event to finish earlier than in previous
years. Full details will be available on both the ETBF and PTBC websites in the
coming days.
Lakeside Superbowl Nuneaton will set the stage for what is
sure to be one of the tournament’s most exciting yet!
TV sponsorship packages are available, and interested
parties should contact Andy James via andy@ptbc.co.uk
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The Ebonite English 2009 cup has again stayed on English soil, with victorious Vikki Burbridge putting on an amazing display of bowling, including her first two 300 games to go through to the finals and win.
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The PTBC made their first ever tour stop at Rollerbowl in Romford, Essex for the Preston Shield tournament on Sunday 31st October. Lisa John and Rob Thurlby topped out the tables to put their names on the shield.
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