Professional Bowlers Association

The last time Wes Malott made a championship round, he and five other right-handers took turns burning up the lanes which allowed left-hander Patrick Allen to breeze to his 10th title. This week, Malott is looking for payback as he will be the only right-handed bowler in Sunday’s finals.

Sean Rash talks about his busy two-week holiday break, plus the first event of the second half of the 2007-08 Denny's PBA Tour in Reno.

Tommy Jones and Patrick Allen have enjoyed a friendly rivalry the last few years, needling each other about who has more titles. With both players owning 10 titles heading into the ConstructionJobs.com Championship, Jones took over bragging rights with a 254-214 win over Allen.

Tommy Jones’ heels have been cooled lately after winning 10 titles faster than any bowler in PBA history, but the sleeping giant may have awoken again. Jones defeated David Traber, 4-2, to advance to his first championship round of the season.

Although his 14-game winning streak in the National Bowling Stadium ended Friday morning, Patrick Allen continued to be the king of the stadium. The defending champion won both his matches Friday to advance to the Round of 8 in the 2008 ConstructionJobs.com Championship.

Steve Harman’s rookie season on the Denny’s PBA Tour has been up-and-down so far, but with his performance Thursday, he may be ready for a break out second half.

If his Denny’s PBA Tour debut is any indication, Kurry Crayton is on his way to a solid professional bowling career. In his first career event as a PBA member, Crayton led the field in Wednesday’s Denny’s PBA Tour Qualifying Round with a 1,658 seven-game pinfall.

The Denny's PBA Tour returns after a two-week hiatus with the ConstructionJobs.com Championship at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno. Defending champion Patrick Allen will look to carry over some of his momentum from a strong finish in 2007.