April 14, 2026 Nolan Hughes

The PBA’s long-awaited return to Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine has arrived with the 2026 Owen's Craft Mixers PBA Roth/Holman Doubles Championship beginning on Thursday.

Thirty-two doubles teams will compete in a single-elimination match play bracket. Players were invited and seeded based on their standing in points through the USBC Masters.

All matches prior to the televised championship round will be the best of seven games and utilize the baker doubles format.

The televised championship round, airing Sunday, April 19 at 4 p.m. ET on The CW, will include the winners of each quadrant of the bracket.

The winners of each single-game match will meet in the Race-to-Two title match.

Bill O’Neill is the defending champion, but will compete with a new partner (Graham Fach) in this year’s event. 

O’Neill’s longtime partner Jason Belmonte, who helped O’Neill win the 2018 and 2025 Roth/Holman events, is home in Australia this week.

Even without “Billmo,” there are still five championship-winning teams in this year’s field:

  • EJ Tackett and Marshall Kent (2022)
  • Jesper Svensson and Kyle Troup (2017, 2020)
  • Andrew Anderson and Kris Prather (2021, 2024) 
  • Mitch Hupé and Packy Hanrahan (2023)
  • Matt Ogle and Sean Rash (2019)

All matches prior to the televised championship round will be livestreamed on BowlTV.

More information on the Owen's Craft Mixers PBA Roth/Holman Doubles Championship is available here.

Tournament Schedule

Wednesday, April 15 — BowlTV
11 a.m. — Practice session (left side of bracket)
2 p.m. — Practice session (right side of bracket)

Thursday, April 16 — BowlTV

9 a.m. — Round of 32
No. 1 EJ Tackett and Marshall Kent vs. No. 32 Jimmy Clark and Joe Colcord (host center spot)
No. 16 Tomas Käyhkö and Trevor Roberts vs. No. 17 Matt Russo and Nick Pate
No. 9 Andrew Anderson and Kris Prather vs. No. 24 Alec Keplinger and Michael Davidson
No. 8 Eric Jones and Deo Benard vs. No. 25 Cam Crowe and Nate Stubler

12 p.m. — Round of 32
No. 4 Brandon Bonta and TJ Rock vs. No. 29 Nate Garcia and Julian Salinas
No. 13 Matt Ogle and Sean Rash vs. No. 20 Thomas Larsen and Brian Robinson
No. 12 Mitch Hupé and Packy Hanrahan vs. No. 21 AJ Johnson and Tommy Jones
No. 5 Graham Fach and Bill O’Neill vs. No. 28 Sean Lavery-Spahr and Anthony Lavery-Spahr

3 p.m. — Round of 32
No. 2 Boog Krol and Keven Williams vs. No. 31 Charlie Mitchell and Arturo Quintero (host center spot)
No. 15 Santtu Tahvanainen and Ethan Fiore vs. No. 18 Chris Via and Darren Tang
No. 10 Ryan Barnes and Chris Barnes vs. No. 23 Sam Cooley and Ronnie Russell
No. 7 Jesper Svensson and Kyle Troup vs. No. 28 Tun Hakim and Nate Purches

6 p.m. — Round of 32
No. 3 Anthony Simonsen and Dom Barrett vs. No. 30 CJ Petrin and Alex Horton
No. 14 Zach Wilkins and AJ Chapman vs. No. 19 Spencer Robarge and Jake Peters
No. 11 Tim Foy Jr. and Kevin McCune vs. No. 22 Justin Knowles and Jakob Butturff
No. 6 Patrick Dombrowski and Bailey Mavrick vs. No. 27 Brad Miller and Kyle Sherman

Friday, April 17 — BowlTV
11 a.m. — Round of 16 (left side of bracket)
3 p.m. — Round of 16 (right side of bracket)
7 p.m. — Round of 8

Sunday, April 19 — The CW
4 p.m. — Championship Round