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The final title event of the 2025 PBA Tour is set to begin in Helsingborg, Sweden. The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters, held at Olympia Bowling, is the lone international title event of the season.

All rounds will be livestreamed on the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel.

The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters, the final title event of the 2025 PBA Tour, is underway in Helsingborg, Sweden. This is the lone international title event of the year.

Native Swede Jesper Svensson will look to defend his title as multiple squads compete each day from Aug. 22-30. 

The advancer, match play and championship rounds will take place Sunday, Aug. 31.

All rounds will be livestreamed on the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel.

This story will be updated periodically throughout the event.

Overall Leaders Through Squad 9

  1. Tun Hakim, 1,375 (+175)
  2. William Svensson, 1,352 (+152)
  3. Noel Haglund Torgersen, 1,327 (+127)
  4. James Blomgren, 1,317 (+117)
  5. Anton Ahlgren, 1,312 (+112)

Squad 9

Malaysia's Tun Hakim closed out the tournament’s opening weekend with a 1,375 series to take the overall lead on Sunday, Aug. 24. Hakim won the PBA Chameleon Championship earlier this year to become the first player from Malaysia to win a PBA Tour title.

Squad 8

Anton Ahlgren moved into fourth overall with his 1,312 series. He out-paced his squad by more than 10 pins per game.

Squad 7

William Svensson tallied 1,327, competing in his second squad, as Emma Halttunen shot 1,227 to become the first woman to average north of 200.

Squad 6

A 1,297 series allowed England’s Dan Harding to top Squad 6. He ranked sixth overall after his squad.

Squad 5

The powerful lefty James Blomgren fired 1,317 to pace the 40-player field, while tournament namesake Martin Larsen finished third on the squad with 1,285.

Squad 4

Noel Haglund Torgersen moved into second place with a 1,327 series. Four Swedes led this tournament’s fourth squad with the United States’ Tommie McNeal (1,263) rounding out the top five.

Squad 3

In the U-21 squad, Ondrej Prekop of the Czech Republic paced the field. He started with 270 en route to posting a 1,286 series.

Squad 2

Sweden’s Williams Svensson dominated the second squad. His 1,352 total pinfall was 111 pins better than the next-best player.

Squad 1

Just three players averaged more than 200 in the tournament’s opening squad. Norway’s Anders Johansen led the way, posting a 1,297 six-game series.