Bart Reitsma (left) from Assen, Netherlands, and Johann Nietsch of Lichtenstein are the first international bowlers that advanced to the Daily Finals in the 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator. Reitsma (616) and Nietsch (577) led the 21 players of the 205 and under Division in the second qualifying squad.
Greg Wobbema of Lakewood, CO, shot a 688 three-games high in the first of 26 qualifying squads in the 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator in Las Vegas Nev. The player with the highest daily 3-game series from each of the five main divisions will be seeded into the Grand Finale. 1 in 8 players from each division will advance every day to the Daily Finals to bowl for 250-1000 Dollars.
The 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator will roll start today with the first four squads at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 7pm with the daily finals scheduled for 9pm at the Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev. Top guaranteed top five prizes in the Division Champion Shootout are $50,000, $25,000, $12,500, $11,000 and $10,000. Bowlingdigital will cover the whole tournament live through to the finals on Sunday, Feb. 12.
Steve Sanders may be the most energetic and futuristic thinker in bowling. As originator and owner of Pinacle Events he is constantly busy making things better today and trying to improve events tomorrow. I caught up with him via cell phone in Los Angeles with the intentions of talking to him about his ever growing and ever improving Super Bowl Mini Eliminator Tournament at The Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas Feb. 6-12, plus the new $100,000 Morich Mixed Doubles National Championship Feb. 3-5 at the same site.
Super Bowl Week is perhaps the most exciting and anticipated time in all sports. The annual football extravaganza is the single-most ballyhooed sports event in America. Inasmuch as the Super Bowl Championship consists of only one game, it surpasses all other sports in TV ratings. Commercial costs on this event are astronomical…far exceeding most TV ads.
On how many tournament entry forms do you find the words "Guaranteed Regardless of Entries"? Not many - but the 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator presented by Steve Sanders' Pinacle Events and Brunswick is one of them. The Super Mini will roll February 6-12, 2006 at the Orleans Bowling Center and the top five prizes will be huge - $50,000, $25,000, $12,500, $11,000 and $10,000 ALL GUARANTEED REGARDLESS OF ENTRIES.
Steve Sanders, President of Pinacle Events and owner of the Mini Eliminator tournaments, has been challenged in recent years with a shrinking megabuck bowler market. This year, on the occasion of his fifth Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator, Feb. 6-12, 2006, Sanders decided to open the event to thousands of players who were not eligible in the past, including PBA non-exempt players, senior PBA champions and all former PWBA women's champions and members.
With $50,000 Top Prize and New Open Division; 1 in 8 advance to DAILY FINALS to earn up to $1000 every day
Renowned Megabuck tournament promoter Steve Sanders, President of Pinacle Events, has announced that the fifth Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator, to be held at the 70-lane Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Feb 6-12, will guarantee $50,000 first place up from $30,000 this year.
Bart Reitsma (left) from Assen, Netherlands, and Johann Nietsch of Lichtenstein are the first international bowlers that advanced to the Daily Finals in the 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator. Reitsma (616) and Nietsch (577) led the 21 players of the 205 and under Division in the second qualifying squad. 
Greg Wobbema of Lakewood, CO, shot a 688 three-games high in the first of 26 qualifying squads in the 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator in Las Vegas Nev. The player with the highest daily 3-game series from each of the five main divisions will be seeded into the Grand Finale. 1 in 8 players from each division will advance every day to the Daily Finals to bowl for 250-1000 Dollars. 
The 5th Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator will roll start today with the first four squads at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 7pm with the daily finals scheduled for 9pm at the Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev. Top guaranteed top five prizes in the Division Champion Shootout are $50,000, $25,000, $12,500, $11,000 and $10,000. Bowlingdigital will cover the whole tournament live through to the finals on Sunday, Feb. 12.
Steve Sanders may be the most energetic and futuristic thinker in bowling. As originator and owner of Pinacle Events he is constantly busy making things better today and trying to improve events tomorrow. I caught up with him via cell phone in Los Angeles with the intentions of talking to him about his ever growing and ever improving Super Bowl Mini Eliminator Tournament at The Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas Feb. 6-12, plus the new $100,000 Morich Mixed Doubles National Championship Feb. 3-5 at the same site. 
Super Bowl Week is perhaps the most exciting and anticipated time in all sports. The annual football extravaganza is the single-most ballyhooed sports event in America. Inasmuch as the Super Bowl Championship consists of only one game, it surpasses all other sports in TV ratings. Commercial costs on this event are astronomical…far exceeding most TV ads. 
Steve Sanders, President of Pinacle Events and owner of the Mini Eliminator tournaments, has been challenged in recent years with a shrinking megabuck bowler market. This year, on the occasion of his fifth Annual Super Bowl Mini Eliminator, Feb. 6-12, 2006, Sanders decided to open the event to thousands of players who were not eligible in the past, including PBA non-exempt players, senior PBA champions and all former PWBA women's champions and members. 