Professional Bowlers Association

This week, Randy Pedersen talks about the feel-good story of the year as well as one of the most underrated bowlers on Tour. Plus, a call out for fans to chose a new nickname for the color analyst.

This week, Sean Rash talks about his week in Baltimore where he was the defending champion in the 2007 Lumber Liquidators Championship at AMF Country Club Lanes.

Though he’s still a long way from retirement, Patrick Allen may have cemented his future among the bowling elite on Sunday. Allen defeated Wes Malott, 247-217, to win the Lumber Liquidators Championship, capturing his 10th career title and making himself eligible for the PBA Hall of Fame.

The PBA announced today the ESPN telecast for the 2007 Lumber Liquidators Championship, Sunday, Dec. 9, has been moved to 8:30 p.m. EST.

Patrick Allen doubled in the 10th frame of the final game of match play Friday night to clinch the top seed for the championship round of the Denny’s PBA Tour’s Lumber Liquidators Championship at AMF Country Club Lanes.

Despite a comfortable cushion in the standings, Patrick Allen knows he has a lot of work to do in match play Friday. Allen averaged over 242 Thursday to lead the field with a 3,400 14-game pinfall to take the spot heading into match play in the Lumber Liquidators Championship.

Adding to what has already been a record-setting season, Rhino Page broke the PBA's seven-game scoring record Thursday to lead the Denny’s PBA Tour Qualifying Round for the Lumber Liquidators Championship at AMF Country Club Lanes.

The PBA announced today the format for the championship round of the 2007 Lumber Liquidators Championship at AMF Country Club Lanes in Baltimore, Md., Sunday, Dec. 9. The event will air tape-delayed on ESPN from 8-10 p.m. EST.

The PBA and ESPN announced today the Denny’s PBA Tour’s 2007 Lumber Liquidators Championship will air as a special two-hour primetime telecast from 8-10 p.m. ET Sunday, Dec. 9 on ESPN.