Diana Zavjalova and Daniel Vzis will represent Latvia at the 2010 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Toulon, France, after winning the Latvian BWC Qualifier finals at Toss bowling center in Riga on Sunday, August 22nd. In the women's championship match, Zavjalova, seeded third, beat out top seeded Marija Tkaenko for the
ticket to Toulon, 434-374. On the men's side, No.2 Vezis posted two big games to defeat No. 1 Arturs Levikins, 477-420,
Diana Zavjalova and Daniel Vzis will represent Latvia at the 2010 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Toulon, France, after winning the Latvian BWC Qualifier finals at Toss bowling center in Riga on Sunday, August 22nd. In the women's championship match, Zavjalova, seeded third, beat out top seeded Marija Tkaenko for the
ticket to Toulon, 434-374. On the men's side, No.2 Vezis posted two big games to defeat No. 1 Arturs Levikins, 477-420,
Diana Zavjalova and Daniel Vzis will represent Latvia at the 2010 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Toulon, France, after winning the Latvian BWC Qualifier finals at Toss bowling center in Riga on Sunday, August 22nd. In the women's championship match, Zavjalova, seeded third, beat out top seeded Marija Tkaenko for the
ticket to Toulon, 434-374. On the men's side, No.2 Vezis posted two big games to defeat No. 1 Arturs Levikins, 477-420,
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356 players from 65 countries competed in the 2010 WTBA Men's World Championships at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring Germany for gold, silver and bronze medals in six events - Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Team, All Events and Masters. The six Team USA members dominated the Championships winning five gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals. A total of 118.200 unique viewers followed the 2010 Men's World Championships by watching the live streaming broadcasts on UStream TV. The total broadcast length was 4 days and 7 hours.
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356 players from 65 countries competed in the 2010 WTBA Men's World Championships at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring Germany for gold, silver and bronze medals in six events - Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Team, All Events and Masters. The six Team USA members dominated the Championships winning five gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals. A total of 118.200 unique viewers followed the 2010 Men's World Championships by watching the live streaming broadcasts on UStream TV. The total broadcast length was 4 days and 7 hours.
More than 150.000 people follow Bowlingdigital's Live Coverage and Live Streaming
356 players from 65 countries competed in the 2010 WTBA Men's World Championships at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring Germany for gold, silver and bronze medals in six events - Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Team, All Events and Masters. The six Team USA members dominated the Championships winning five gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals. A total of 118.200 unique viewers followed the 2010 Men's World Championships by watching the live streaming broadcasts on UStream TV. The total broadcast length was 4 days and 7 hours.
Wes Malott and Choi Bok-Eum share the bronze medal
In an all-Team USA affair, Chris Barnes swept his team mate and fellow PBAer Patrick Allen, three-games-to-none, to win the gold medal in Masters in the Men's World Championships Saturday, Aug. 21st at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring near Munich, Germany. Barnes had the front ten in the third game in best-of-five format and wrapped up the title with a 289-212 win. Allen took silver while Wes Malott, United States and Korea's Choi sBok-Eum hared the bronze medal.
Wes Malott and Choi Bok-Eum share the bronze medal
In an all-Team USA affair, Chris Barnes swept his team mate and fellow PBAer Patrick Allen, three-games-to-none, to win the gold medal in Masters in the Men's World Championships Saturday, Aug. 21st at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring near Munich, Germany. Barnes had the front ten in the third game in best-of-five format and wrapped up the title with a 289-212 win. Allen took silver while Wes Malott, United States and Korea's Choi sBok-Eum hared the bronze medal.
Wes Malott and Choi Bok-Eum share the bronze medal
In an all-Team USA affair, Chris Barnes swept his team mate and fellow PBAer Patrick Allen, three-games-to-none, to win the gold medal in Masters in the Men's World Championships Saturday, Aug. 21st at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring near Munich, Germany. Barnes had the front ten in the third game in best-of-five format and wrapped up the title with a 289-212 win. Allen took silver while Wes Malott, United States and Korea's Choi sBok-Eum hared the bronze medal.
The team finals of the 2010 Men's World Championships were decided in the very last frame Friday night at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring, Munich, Germany. Team USA anchor bowler Tommy Jones struck on his first two shots for a 1073-1057 victory to give the United States its third consecutive gold medal in the five-player Team event. Finland took the silver medal while Colombia and Germany shared the bronze medal. Bowlingdigital.com will provide live streaming of the Masters on Saturday.
The team finals of the 2010 Men's World Championships were decided in the very last frame Friday night at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring, Munich, Germany. Team USA anchor bowler Tommy Jones struck on his first two shots for a 1073-1057 victory to give the United States its third consecutive gold medal in the five-player Team event. Finland took the silver medal while Colombia and Germany shared the bronze medal. Bowlingdigital.com will provide live streaming of the Masters on Saturday.
The team finals of the 2010 Men's World Championships were decided in the very last frame Friday night at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring, Munich, Germany. Team USA anchor bowler Tommy Jones struck on his first two shots for a 1073-1057 victory to give the United States its third consecutive gold medal in the five-player Team event. Finland took the silver medal while Colombia and Germany shared the bronze medal. Bowlingdigital.com will provide live streaming of the Masters on Saturday.
Patrick Allen, Chris Barnes, Rhino Page, Wes MalottBill O'Neill and Tommy Jones (pictured left), United States, led the field of 54 countries in the 5-player Team event preliminaries with 6376 pinfall total (212,53 ave,) to earn the No. 1 seed for tonight's playoffs. The Americans will Take on Colombia in the semis, while Finland bowls Germany. Bill O'Neill took gold in All Events with 5343 pinfall total and an average
of 222,63 for 24 games. Chris Barnes, both United States, earned silver and Jang Dong-Chul, Korea, bronze.
Patrick Allen, Chris Barnes, Rhino Page, Wes MalottBill O'Neill and Tommy Jones (pictured left), United States, led the field of 54 countries in the 5-player Team event preliminaries with 6376 pinfall total (212,53 ave,) to earn the No. 1 seed for tonight's playoffs. The Americans will Take on Colombia in the semis, while Finland bowls Germany. Bill O'Neill took gold in All Events with 5343 pinfall total and an average
of 222,63 for 24 games. Chris Barnes, both United States, earned silver and Jang Dong-Chul, Korea, bronze.
Patrick Allen, Chris Barnes, Rhino Page, Wes MalottBill O'Neill and Tommy Jones (pictured left), United States, led the field of 54 countries in the 5-player Team event preliminaries with 6376 pinfall total (212,53 ave,) to earn the No. 1 seed for tonight's playoffs. The Americans will Take on Colombia in the semis, while Finland bowls Germany. Bill O'Neill took gold in All Events with 5343 pinfall total and an average
of 222,63 for 24 games. Chris Barnes, both United States, earned silver and Jang Dong-Chul, Korea, bronze.
Diana Zavjalova and Daniel Vzis will represent Latvia at the 2010 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Toulon, France, after winning the Latvian BWC Qualifier finals at Toss bowling center in Riga on Sunday, August 22nd. In the women's championship match, Zavjalova, seeded third, beat out top seeded Marija Tkaenko for the
ticket to Toulon, 434-374. On the men's side, No.2 Vezis posted two big games to defeat No. 1 Arturs Levikins, 477-420, 
356 players from 65 countries competed in the 2010 WTBA Men's World Championships at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring Germany for gold, silver and bronze medals in six events - Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Team, All Events and Masters. The six Team USA members dominated the Championships winning five gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze medals. A total of 118.200 unique viewers followed the 2010 Men's World Championships by watching the live streaming broadcasts on UStream TV. The total broadcast length was 4 days and 7 hours. 
In an all-Team USA affair, Chris Barnes swept his team mate and fellow PBAer Patrick Allen, three-games-to-none, to win the gold medal in Masters in the Men's World Championships Saturday, Aug. 21st at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring near Munich, Germany. Barnes had the front ten in the third game in best-of-five format and wrapped up the title with a 289-212 win. Allen took silver while Wes Malott, United States and Korea's Choi sBok-Eum hared the bronze medal.
The team finals of the 2010 Men's World Championships were decided in the very last frame Friday night at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterf繹hring, Munich, Germany. Team USA anchor bowler Tommy Jones struck on his first two shots for a 1073-1057 victory to give the United States its third consecutive gold medal in the five-player Team event. Finland took the silver medal while Colombia and Germany shared the bronze medal. Bowlingdigital.com will provide live streaming of the Masters on Saturday. 
Patrick Allen, Chris Barnes, Rhino Page, Wes MalottBill O'Neill and Tommy Jones (pictured left), United States, led the field of 54 countries in the 5-player Team event preliminaries with 6376 pinfall total (212,53 ave,) to earn the No. 1 seed for tonight's playoffs. The Americans will Take on Colombia in the semis, while Finland bowls Germany. Bill O'Neill took gold in All Events with 5343 pinfall total and an average
of 222,63 for 24 games. Chris Barnes, both United States, earned silver and Jang Dong-Chul, Korea, bronze.