Players with country, ranking point total and number of top 50 finishes
The European Bowling Tour is heading into the 11th season featuring 19 tour stops in 17 countries. Since the Ankara Open and the Austria Challenge have been cancelled, the 2010 EBT consists of 2 Platinum tournaments (formerly Premier), 6 Gold (formerly Major), 7 Silver (formerly Challenger) and 4 Satellite tournaments (new). The season kicked off with the Brunswick Ballmaster Open and ends with the Qatar Bowling Open. The total prize fund of the 2010 Tour will exceed 1.1 million Euro. The top 16 men and women in the EBT rankings will qualify for the 4th EBT Masters 2011.
Players with country, ranking point total and number of top 50 finishes
The European Bowling Tour is heading into the 11th season featuring 19 tour stops in 17 countries. Since the Ankara Open and the Austria Challenge have been cancelled, the 2010 EBT consists of 2 Platinum tournaments (formerly Premier), 6 Gold (formerly Major), 7 Silver (formerly Challenger) and 4 Satellite tournaments (new). The season kicked off with the Brunswick Ballmaster Open and ends with the Qatar Bowling Open. The total prize fund of the 2010 Tour will exceed 1.1 million Euro. The top 16 men and women in the EBT rankings will qualify for the 4th EBT Masters 2011.
and women in the EBT rankings will qualify for the 4th EBT Masters 2011.
Dominic Barrett remains atop the men's ranking after Brunswick Euro Challenge
2008 EBT women's ranking champion Nina Flack (l.), Sweden, waited until the 23rd and last qualifying squad before she qualified for the finals of the Brunswick Euro Challenge. Flack went on to win the women's ranking in the EBT "Gold" tournament en route to overtake the lead in the 2010 women's ranking with 320 points. Despite missing the first cut in the BEC, Dominic Barrett (r.), England, remained
atop the men's leaderboard with 325 points.
Tina Hulsch moves into second place in EBT women's ranking
Dominic Barrett (l.), England, made his third consecutive championship round appearance of the 2010 European Bowling Tour finishing second in the Catalonia Open, the fourth tournament of the season. Besides the 6.000 Euro top prize Barrett received 100 ranking points en route to overtake the lead in the 2010 EBT men's ranking with 325 points. In the women's division, Tina Hulsch (r.), Germany, leaped from 5th to second place with 215 ranking
points.
Diana Zavjalova surges into the top 10 in EBT women's ranking
After winning his third career European Bowling Tour title in the 4th International Wroclaw Open by Hammer, Dominic Barrett (l.), England, is in a familiar place on the EBT men's ranking. Barrett, who finished second in the rankings in the past two years, leaped one spot into second place with 245 ranking points. Diana Zavjalova (r.), Latvia, was the best of only eight women in the Wroclaw Open to surge into the top 10 in the women's rankings with 102 points.
Tilburg ranking champions Eklund, Beckel move into 10th place
Brunswick Ballmaster Open champion Mika Koivuniemi, Finland, and BBO women's ranking winner Cherie Tan, Singapore, remained unchallenged atop the men's and women's European Bowling Tour rankings after the conclusion of the Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament, an EBT Silver event. HBS Tournament winner Dennis Eklund (l.), Sweden, and women's ranking winner Martina Beckel (r.), Germany, leaped into 10th place in the current rankings.
Traditionally the men's and women's leaders of the Brunswick Ballmaster Open in Helsinki, Finland - Mike Koivuniemi (l.), Finland, and Cherie Tan (r.), Singapore - became the first leaders of the 2010 European ranking season. Both players received 250 ranking points for winning the EBT Platinum event. The Tour takes a four-week break before heading to the Netherlands for the Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament 2010 from Feb. 7-14, 2010 at Dolfijn Bowling Tilburg
2008 EBT women's ranking champion Nina Flack (l.), Sweden, waited until the 23rd and last qualifying squad before she qualified for the finals of the Brunswick Euro Challenge. Flack went on to win the women's ranking in the EBT "Gold" tournament en route to overtake the lead in the 2010 women's ranking with 320 points. Despite missing the first cut in the BEC, Dominic Barrett (r.), England, remained
atop the men's leaderboard with 325 points.
Dominic Barrett (l.), England, made his third consecutive championship round appearance of the 2010 European Bowling Tour finishing second in the Catalonia Open, the fourth tournament of the season. Besides the 6.000 Euro top prize Barrett received 100 ranking points en route to overtake the lead in the 2010 EBT men's ranking with 325 points. In the women's division, Tina Hulsch (r.), Germany, leaped from 5th to second place with 215 ranking
points.
After winning his third career European Bowling Tour title in the 4th International Wroclaw Open by Hammer, Dominic Barrett (l.), England, is in a familiar place on the EBT men's ranking. Barrett, who finished second in the rankings in the past two years, leaped one spot into second place with 245 ranking points. Diana Zavjalova (r.), Latvia, was the best of only eight women in the Wroclaw Open to surge into the top 10 in the women's rankings with 102 points.
Brunswick Ballmaster Open champion Mika Koivuniemi, Finland, and BBO women's ranking winner Cherie Tan, Singapore, remained unchallenged atop the men's and women's European Bowling Tour rankings after the conclusion of the Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament, an EBT Silver event. HBS Tournament winner Dennis Eklund (l.), Sweden, and women's ranking winner Martina Beckel (r.), Germany, leaped into 10th place in the current rankings. 
Traditionally the men's and women's leaders of the Brunswick Ballmaster Open in Helsinki, Finland - Mike Koivuniemi (l.), Finland, and Cherie Tan (r.), Singapore - became the first leaders of the 2010 European ranking season. Both players received 250 ranking points for winning the EBT Platinum event. The Tour takes a four-week break before heading to the Netherlands for the Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament 2010 from Feb. 7-14, 2010 at Dolfijn Bowling Tilburg 
