The stepladder finals of the 2022 PBA50 David Small's Championship Lanes Open feature Chris Barnes, Parker Bohn III, Bryan Goebel, Brad Angelo and Lennie Boresch Jr.
Originally streamed live on BowlTV August 9, 2022 from David Small's Championship Lanes in Anderson, Indiana.
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Good morning y’all it’s 930 I love bowling and I do that as my sport and I wish everyone the best of luck who are bowling today for y’all
And I hope one day I can bowl for y’all
These guys are shockingly good, I’d have to think in shorter formats or when they aren’t insta-burning up the fronts and left that they could easily still compete with the regular tour players, theres a bunch of frivolities that occur out there some I disagree with but I just love the game of bowling and wish the best for all.
Absolutely…there’s plenty of people who average 220 on house patterns and think that they can compete with these players…the best of the best average 250 plus on simple house shot patterns.
@Jay Vallandingham true all pba guys would average 280+ on house shots
@nick rumley 240-250 anything more there’s too much room for error. No matter how good someone is, 10 strikes a game is still pretty difficult to achieve.
Win or lose Lennie always has such a great attitude. Great bowling by all.
Both Chris Barnes and Parker Bohn III are having a fantastic 2022 season on the Pba50 Tour.
The 1st and Title matches of the Pba50 David Small’s Championchip Lanes open had fantastic finishes
Heres the owner who shames old men at his own bowling alley in kokomo
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Love the bowling coverage. But sorry, I get frustrated hearing Tom continually say “I seen” things.
The livestream would be so much better if you guys didn’t switch the viewing angel every ten seconds. The viewers like to see the bowlers lay the ball down and see which board it on and when it hits the breakpoint from behide the bowler. At least take a poll and ask the subscribers if the want to see all those camera angels which are fine for a replay but not on the live action.. Respectfully.
I agree 100%. The camera view should always be behind the bowler, either directly or at most offset 10%. I want to see each bowler get set, his approach, the release, and then watch the ball travel all the way down lane, including the break point and where it hits in the pocket. Any camera angle from 3 lanes over, or from the side, is pointless and counterproductive, and switching cameras every time a bowler’s ball is released is just plain frustrating.
very anoying that you can here someone breathing heavy in the mike.
I love pin up
Parker is a legend and he has beaten Chris Barnes a couple of times now. But Barnes is too good a player to be beaten easily. Just a matter of time before he came out on top too.
Tom Carter jinxed Bryan Goebel in the 2nd match.
you guys HAVE to fix your audio spikes. or take the mic away from your mouth when you yell.
Congratulations Chris! You deserve it. Great bowling
Here’s a Quick Short Story. Many Many Moons ago, on one of the First Cruises I took as a Child. This was Crazy because in this Time-Frame, There was lots of Refugees trying to Flee their Country. We actually came across a Homemade Craft with a Bunch of Cuban Refugees. You could tell they were Extremely Fatigued, and Dehydrated but most of all Saved. This was an Encounter I’ll never Forget. 👍
Bryan strike @39:30 was his 12th straight
Loven these up louds I absolutely 💯 love watching these amazing guys bowling 🎳 I don’t have bowl tv so this is a treat 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙏🙏🙏