Bowling World Newspaper July/August 2021

34 www.bowlingworld.com - July/August 2021 1 Shawn Maldonado Houston, TX 231.65 $15,000.00 2 Jake Peters Henderson, NV. 227.64 $8,500.00 3 Anthony Simonsen Little Elm, TX 227.35 $5,000.00 4 Dino Castillo Highland Village, TX 224.87 $3,000.00 5 Dom Barrett England 223.41 $2,400.00 6 Michael Tang Pickerington, Ohio 226.32 $2,000.00 7 Kyle Troup Taylorsville, N.C. 226.23 $1,700.00 8 Darren Tang Las Vegas, NV 224.86 $1,700.00 9 Nicholas Pate Inver Grove Heights, MN. 224.77 $1,500.00 10 Tom Daugherty Riverview, FL. 225.14 $1,400.00 11 Anthony Lavery- Spahr Pasadena, TX 222.00 $1,350.00 12 Stuart Williams Pflugerville, TX 224.23 $1,300.00 13 Andrew Anderson Holly, MI. 222.00 $1,250.00 14 Toby Sambueno Henderson, NN 220.68 $1,200.00 15 Michael Davidson Versailles, OH 219.82 $1,150.00 16 DJ Archer Simpsonville, SC 217.50 $1,100.00 17 Richard Teece Feltham, Middlesex 220.86 $1,035.00 18 Jason Sterner Rochester, NY 220.50 $1,030.00 19 Ildemaro Ruiz Venezuela 219.79 $1,025.00 20 Chris Barnes Double Oak, TX 219.50 $1,020.00 21 Sam Cooley Australia 219.07 $1,015.00 22 Chris Via Springfield, OH 218.43 $1,010.00 23 Marshall Kent Yakima, WA 218.29 $1,005.00 24 Tommy Jones Simpsonville, SC 217.21 $1,000.00 25 EJ Tackett Bluffton, IN 216.57 $995.00 26 Dick Allen Lexington, SC 216.36 $990.00 27 Deeronn Booker Anaheim, CA 216.00 $985.00 28 Cristian Azcona Clermont, FL 215.64 $980.00 29 Trevor Roberts Crystal River, FL 215.14 $975.00 30 Kyle Duster Scottsdale, AZ 214.36 $970.00 31 Trey Ford III Bartlesville, OK 213.00 $965.00 32 Stephen Hahn Sterling, VA 212.43 $960.00 33 Dylan Macon Lubbock, TX 212.29 $955.00 34 Trey Sledge Amarillo, TX 210.00 $950.00 35 Wesley Low Jr. Palmdale, CA 208.86 $945.00 36 Carlos Granados Orlando, FL 208.43 $940.00 37 Nathan Bohr Austin, TX 207.64 $935.00 38 Mike Coffey Melbourne, FL 206.29 $930.00 39 Zach Rhoades Lafayette, IN 203.93 $925.00 40 Brad Miller Lees Summit, MO 200.93 $920.00 PBA Lubbock Sports Open Presented By Storm And South Plains Lanes PBA Photo (From page 33) 2021 PBA Strike Derby Results Qualifying Norm Duke, 11 Packy Hanrahan, 10 (5) Anthony Simonsen, 10 (4) Kyle Troup, 9 (4, 19.7 MPH) Andrew Anderson, 9 (4, 19.0 MPH) Wes Malott, 9 (4, 18.6 MPH) EJ Tackett, 9 (3) Sean Rash, 9 (2) Jesper Svensson, 8 Tom Smallwood, 7 Kris Prather, 7 Marshall Kent, 6 Ties were broken first by longest string of strikes, then fastest single ball thrown during the round (in parentheses where applicable). Match Play No. 5 Andrew Anderson def. No. 4 Kyle Troup, 12-5 No. 3 Anthony Simonsen def. No. 6 Wes Malott, 10-6 Semifinals No. 5 Andrew Anderson def. No. 1 Norm Duke, 8-4 No. 3 Anthony Simonsen def. No. 2 Packy Hanrahan, 10-6 Championship Match No. 5 Andrew Anderson def. No. 3 Anthony Simonsen, 11-9 EJ Tackett, Danielle McEwan Win 2021 PBA/PWBA Mixed Doubles by Lucas Wiseman Houston - EJ Tackett a nd Danielle McEwan estab- lished a big lead early in the round robin finals and hung on to win the title Sunday at the 2021 Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles. In the total pins format, Tackett and McEwan amassed a total of 9,279 over 20 games at Copper- field Bowl to win the event which supports the fight against breast cancer. Leading by 175 heading into the position round game, Tackett and McEwan defeated Tannya Rou- mimper and Francois Lavoie, 426-419, to officially lock up the victory. Roumimper and Lavoie finished second with 9,067. Liz Johnson and Anthony Simonsen battled within range of McEwan and Tackett late in the block but faded down the stretch to finish third with 9,026. It‘s the second time Tackett has won the PBA/PWBA Mixed Doubles, claiming the title with Johnson in 2018. It gave Tackett his 14 th PBA career title and first since the 2019 PBA Tour Finals. For McEwan, it was her first win at the event and increased her career PWBA title count to six. In previous years, Tackett has teamed up with John- son, while McEwan has competed with Simonsen. In 2020, Tackett and McEwan were scheduled to compete in an event in Australia that conflicted with the mixed doubles, so that allowed Johnson and Si- monsen to pair up for a year. However, both events were canceled in 2020 and when the roster for the mixed doubles was just moved forward for 2021, they decided to keep their new part- ners for this year‘s event. The event began with four qualifying squads over two days as each team in the field bowled one seven- game block of qualifying. The top 40 teams advanced to Sunday morning‘s semifinals, which was another five games. The top eight battled it out Sunday afternoon in the finals for the $20,000 first-place prize, eventually taken home by Tackett and McEwan. After the win, Tackett told FloBowling he was dedi- cating the victory to the Peters family. PBA champion Jake Peters lost his wife Melissa to cancer earlier this year. Some exciting moments here at the SABC Mixed Doubles….we had two 300s going into the 11th frame with Darren Tang successfully carrying the last two shots for the 300. Congratulations Darren! Thank you to Mike Nelson and his staff at Copperfield Bowl f or hosting our tournament! We had such a great time and appreciate all the support! 1 st Place is projected to pay $10,000 16 th Place is projected to pay $1,000 Final cash spot guaranteed to pay a minimum of $600. Non cashing teams each player received $200. (Continued on page 35)