The remaining four players after the single-elimination rounds of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge advanced to a traditional stepladder final to bowl for the title and the 13.000 Euro top prize. After defeating No. 4 Ildemaro Ruiz, Venezuela. In the opening match, No. 3 Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, faced No. 2 Rob Thurlby, England, in the semifinal. The winner advanced to the title match against the No. 1 seed, Adrian Ang, Malaysia. To watch the semifinal match
The 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge, a European Bowling Tour Gold tournament, drew 448 players from 34 countries. Among the 351 men were 33-time PBA champion and 2-time PBA Player of the Year, NormDuke, 32-time PBA champion and 2-time PBA Player of the Year, Parker Bohn III, reigning U.S. Open champion and runner-up in the 2009-10 PBA Player of the Year race, Bill O'Neill. To watch how the three PBA stars release the bowling ball (in slow motion)
The remaining four players after the single-elimination rounds of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge advanced to a traditional stepladder final to bowl for the title and the 13.000 Euro top prize. No. 1 Adrian Ang, Malaysia, and No. 2 Rob Thurlby, England, could sit and watch the match between No. 3 Zulmazran Zulkifli (pictured right), Malaysia, and No. 4 Ildemaro Ruiz (left), Venezuela. To watch all frames of the opening match
No. 2 seed Rob Thurlby, England,, faced No. 1 seed Adrian Ang, Malaysia, in the title match of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge Sunday March 14 at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France with the 13.000 Euro top prize at stake. For the first time in the history of the European Bowling Tour a stepladder final was broadcasted live on Eurosport 2. To watch all frames of the high-scoring title match
A total of eight 300 games were rolled during the Brunswick Euro Challenge at 28-laner Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France (March 5-14, 2010). Seven by men, Kimmo Lehtonen (FIN), Mike Fagan, Norm Duke, Parker Bohn III, Bill O'Neill (all USA), Mathieu Berges (SUI) and Frederik Øhrgaard (DEN), and one by a woman, Evgeniya Smirnova, Russia. All but Berges and Smirnova had paid the entry fee for the 300-game Pot Play. To watch the highly-entertaining battle for the 3.100 Euro winner-takes-all prize
The top 16 qualifiers, seeded 1-16, met the 16 survivors from Round 1, seeded 17-32, in the match play Round of 32 in the Brunswick Euro Challenge at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France. Match play wass best-of-three games single-elimination. 12 players swept their opponents, two-games-to-none, while the remaining four matches went the distance. To follow the action in the third and deciding game
The qualifying of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge ended on Saturday night, March 13, 2010, with Squad 23 and the ultimate one-game Desperado Squad. A total of 64 players qualified for the finals on Sunday, March 14: The top 52 qualifiers, the top 6 from the first weekend who were not among the top 52 and the top 6 from the Desperado Squad. The top 16 players received one bye and will seeded 1-16 in Round 2. To watch Bowlingdigital's slow motion video from BEC Squad 23
For the third consecutive year the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge was held in Saint Maximin near Paris, France. Qualifying ran from March 5-13, 2010 at 28-laner Le Plaza Bowling. The tournament was the fifth event of the 2010 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "Gold" tournaments. Six players from the penultimate Qualifying Squad 22 moved into the top 52 who survived the first cut. To watch Bowlingdigital's slow motion video from BEC Squad 22
The 6th Brunswick Euro Challenge was the 4th stop on the 2009 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "majors". Bowlingdigital has produced nine videos during its extensive Live Coverage of the event. Besides our "Impressions" video we have recorded all three stepladder matches as well as the final frames of three 300 games. Highlights are videos from the Brunswick PBA pros conducting a youth clinic including a trick shot session and last but not least a Slow Motion study of the players in the Round of 32. To review the High Definition videos
The remaining four players after the single-elimination rounds of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge advanced to a traditional stepladder final to bowl for the title and the 13.000 Euro top prize. After defeating No. 4 Ildemaro Ruiz, Venezuela. In the opening match, No. 3 Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, faced No. 2 Rob Thurlby, England, in the semifinal. The winner advanced to the title match against the No. 1 seed, Adrian Ang, Malaysia. To watch the semifinal match
The 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge, a European Bowling Tour Gold tournament, drew 448 players from 34 countries. Among the 351 men were 33-time PBA champion and 2-time PBA Player of the Year, Norm Duke, 32-time PBA champion and 2-time PBA Player of the Year, Parker Bohn III, reigning U.S. Open champion and runner-up in the 2009-10 PBA Player of the Year race, Bill O'Neill. To watch how the three PBA stars release the bowling ball (in slow motion)
The remaining four players after the single-elimination rounds of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge advanced to a traditional stepladder final to bowl for the title and the 13.000 Euro top prize. No. 1 Adrian Ang, Malaysia, and No. 2 Rob Thurlby, England, could sit and watch the match between No. 3 Zulmazran Zulkifli (pictured right), Malaysia, and No. 4 Ildemaro Ruiz (left), Venezuela. To watch all frames of the opening match
No. 2 seed Rob Thurlby, England,, faced No. 1 seed Adrian Ang, Malaysia, in the title match of the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge Sunday March 14 at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France with the 13.000 Euro top prize at stake. For the first time in the history of the European Bowling Tour a stepladder final was broadcasted live on Eurosport 2. To watch all frames of the high-scoring title match
A total of eight 300 games were rolled during the Brunswick Euro Challenge at 28-laner Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France (March 5-14, 2010). Seven by men, Kimmo Lehtonen (FIN), Mike Fagan, Norm Duke, Parker Bohn III, Bill O'Neill (all USA), Mathieu Berges (SUI) and Frederik Øhrgaard (DEN), and one by a woman, Evgeniya Smirnova, Russia. All but Berges and Smirnova had paid the entry fee for the 300-game Pot Play. To watch the highly-entertaining battle for the 3.100 Euro winner-takes-all prize
The top 16 qualifiers, seeded 1-16, met the 16 survivors from Round 1, seeded 17-32, in the match play Round of 32 in the Brunswick Euro Challenge at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France. Match play wass best-of-three games single-elimination. 12 players swept their opponents, two-games-to-none, while the remaining four matches went the distance. To follow the action in the third and deciding game
For the third consecutive year the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge was held in Saint Maximin near Paris, France. Qualifying ran from March 5-13, 2010 at 28-laner Le Plaza Bowling. The tournament was the fifth event of the 2010 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "Gold" tournaments. Six players from the penultimate Qualifying Squad 22 moved into the top 52 who survived the first cut. To watch Bowlingdigital's slow motion video from BEC Squad 22
