Eight of the Go Bowling! PBA Tour’s top performers based on competition points earned over a two-year span – including defending champion and Australian, Jason Belmonte – will take center stage at this weekend’s Barbasol PBA Tour Finals presented by Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa in Las Vegas.
The team of six women and six men will compete in the 10-day tournament at the Kuwait Bowling Centre in Salmiya, against Asia’s leading bowling nations.
Three rookies included, following the announcement of the Australian team to contest the Women’s World Championships in Las Vegas from 22nd – 30th August.
Australia’s youth team will head to Malaysia next week for the 20th Asian Youth Championships which begins on Friday at Megalanes Sarawak in Kuching.
Australia’s two-handed bowling star – Jason Belmonte has become the first bowling in the history of professional bowling to win 11 career majors by defeating Jakob Butturf, 236-227, to win the 2019 PBA World Championship this morning (Australian time) in Detroit.
Australia’s Jason Belmonte has won his 20th career PBA title at this morning’s Chameleon Championship, where four PBA titles including a major are on offer at the PBA World Series of Bowling in Detroit, Michigan, this week.
