Derek Sapp
Keokuk, Iowa
Age 31 - 7/17/1979
| Bowls | Joined | Tour Earnings |
|---|---|---|
| R | 2006 | $32,620.00 |
2008-09 Rank: 89
Exempt Thru: 2009-10
Career PBA 300 Games: 8
Earned Exemption: Regional Players Invitational
Personal: Lives in Keokuk with wife Miranda and daughters Allison and Josie...Graduate of Western Illinois University…Chicago Cubs, Bears and Iowa Hawkeyes fan…Father owns a bowling center where he has worked since the age of 7…Favorite musical group is Matchbox 20..Favorite movie is Major League…Bowling hero is Pete Weber……Won 2003 USBC Open Championships Regular Doubles with Sean Rash, bowling a 300 and 857 series (tied for second highest in tournament history at the time)…Two-time member of Team USA...Led Western Illinois to consecutive Intercollegiate Team Championships in 2001 and 2002…Selected as 2002 Bowling Writers Association of America Collegiate Bowler of the Year.
2008-09: Competed in four PBA Tour events with best finishes of 28th in Etonic Marathon Open and 36th in PBA World Championship…Averaged 207.46 in limited action…Earned $4,090 (87th).
Career: Finished eighth in 2008 Regional Players Invitational…Owns three PBA Regional titles.
Exempt Thru: 2009-10
Career PBA 300 Games: 8
Earned Exemption: Regional Players Invitational
Personal: Lives in Keokuk with wife Miranda and daughters Allison and Josie...Graduate of Western Illinois University…Chicago Cubs, Bears and Iowa Hawkeyes fan…Father owns a bowling center where he has worked since the age of 7…Favorite musical group is Matchbox 20..Favorite movie is Major League…Bowling hero is Pete Weber……Won 2003 USBC Open Championships Regular Doubles with Sean Rash, bowling a 300 and 857 series (tied for second highest in tournament history at the time)…Two-time member of Team USA...Led Western Illinois to consecutive Intercollegiate Team Championships in 2001 and 2002…Selected as 2002 Bowling Writers Association of America Collegiate Bowler of the Year.
2008-09: Competed in four PBA Tour events with best finishes of 28th in Etonic Marathon Open and 36th in PBA World Championship…Averaged 207.46 in limited action…Earned $4,090 (87th).
Career: Finished eighth in 2008 Regional Players Invitational…Owns three PBA Regional titles.
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