Terrell named BWAA Kegel Bowler of Month for August
09/19/08
Kim Terrell, Dover, Del., topped the 186-player field to win the 2008 U.S. Women's Open at Brunswick Zone XL in Romeoville, Ill.
It was her second U.S. Open title and third career major championship. Terrell's 216-189 title-match victory over Ohioan Trisha Reid earned her $25,000.
August's other nominees included Del Ballard Jr., who captured five gold medals at the Lee Evans Tournament of the Americas in Orlando, Fla.; Brian Brazeau, who won his first PBA Senior title at the PBA Senior Decatur (Ill.) Open, and Trisha Reid, who along with her $15,000 runner-up finish at the U.S. Women's Open, won the PBA Women's Series Tour Trials.
Also nominated were Lucy Sandelin, who captured all six gold medals in the Senior Division at the Lee Evans Tournament of the Americas; Mark Williams, who took the title at the PBA Senior Lake County Indiana Open, and Walter Ray Williams Jr., who collected three gold medals and one bronze at the FIQ Men's World Championships in Thailand.
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Kim Terrell, Dover, Del., topped the 186-player field to win the 2008 U.S. Women's Open at Brunswick Zone XL in Romeoville, Ill. It was her second U.S. Open title and third career major championship. Terrell's 216-189 title-match victory over Ohioan Trisha Reid earned her $25,000.
August's other nominees included Del Ballard Jr., who captured five gold medals at the Lee Evans Tournament of the Americas in Orlando, Fla.; Brian Brazeau, who won his first PBA Senior title at the PBA Senior Decatur (Ill.) Open, and Trisha Reid, who along with her $15,000 runner-up finish at the U.S. Women's Open, won the PBA Women's Series Tour Trials.
Also nominated were Lucy Sandelin, who captured all six gold medals in the Senior Division at the Lee Evans Tournament of the Americas; Mark Williams, who took the title at the PBA Senior Lake County Indiana Open, and Walter Ray Williams Jr., who collected three gold medals and one bronze at the FIQ Men's World Championships in Thailand.