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Webber International's Marcelo Suartz makes the 2-4-10 in incredible fashion to help his team defeat Calumet in Game 2 of the championship match of the NAIA Invitational.
Amazing bowling split conversion to win game
this is epic!
thats the Western bowl for ya!
Was this western in IL..??
with a last name likle webber you have to be good
is last name is suartz……………
Great shot lucky break!!
sahsuahsuhausu
Any relation to Pete?
he left a 2-4-10, not a 7-10. U blind bro?
the description says 2-4-10……..are YOU blind??
thats ez for me
Impressive but I made it countless times I’m pretty good at splits
Countless? Why do you leave splits so much?
I have picked up a 4-6-7 and a 2-6-7-10
I’ve made this with one hand before
I wouldn’t say that’s amazing but he got some great luck out of the pit
People are missing the point. It’s the manner in which the 10-pin was knocked over. Not the conversion itself.
Great work under pressure. Back in March of 2018 towards the end of the league season, I was subbing in the anchor position for my brothers Sunday Night Mixed team. Of all things I left a pocket 7-10 on the first ball in the tenth of the third game, and I needed to convert it and get at least 8 on the next ball to win. Took my old urethane and threw it at the ten from the hard left. Went to just turn around and accept defeat, when my brothers team started yelling. I turned back around, and the ten came rolling across from hitting the side wall, and had just enough on it to knock over the seven. Everyone in the house went crazy and I just stood there processing what just happened. Threw a strike on the last ball and we won. Unfortunately it wasn’t recorded, but I do have the result printout showing the individual pinfall and conversion for each frame. USBC sent me a plaque as well.
I saw this live
If gutter balls where strikes i would have a perfect score haaaaaaa
i could tell halfway it was going to be too flush on the 4 so I expected something weird was going to have to happen because 99 out of 100x that’s an open frame