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RENO, Nev. - Since joining the
Professional Bowlers Association, Jesper Svensson has been a rising star and one of the premier left-handers on the PBA Tour.
He has found the winner s circle each year since 2015 in a variety of formats - singles, doubles and PBA League competition - and he s now in position to claim the second major title of his career at the 2021
United States Bowling Congress Masters, where he will be the top seed for Sunday s live TV finals.
The Masters stepladder will be broadcast Sunday on Fox Sports FS1, beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern as part of the 2021 PBA Tour television schedule. The event is considered a major on the PBA Tour, and the champion will take home the coveted Masters trophy and $30,000 top prize.
New-yorkUnited-statesAustraliaColliervilleTennesseeMissouriBlufftonIndianaClevelandOhioMichiganNorth-olmstedRENO, Nev. - It may be possible that the only thing at the National Bowling Stadium this week louder than one of Spencer Robarge s outfits is his strike ball, and both are making plenty of noise during the 2021
United States Bowling Congress Masters, where the 18-year-old phenom is among the 16 undefeated players in match play.
The
Junior Team USA member from Springfield, Missouri, finished 16th among more than 200 competitors to qualify for the event s 64-player double-elimination match-play bracket. He won two matches Friday to remain unbeaten and in contention for the coveted title and $30,000 top prize.
Robarge dispensed of fellow amateur Barry Slater of Locust, North Carolina (603-486), and Venezuela s Ildemaro Ruiz (669-499), and he now will face Canadian world champion Mitch Hupé, when competition resumes Saturday at noon Eastern.
AustraliaUnited-statesColliervilleTennesseeNorth-carolinaMissouriTexasCaliforniaCanadaArizonaRosevilleThailandGary Faulkner Jr. of Memphis, Tennessee, paced the 216 players at the National Bowling Stadium, averaging 214.67 on the way to a 15-game total of 3,220. He had blocks of 1,103, 1,088 and 1,029 on the 40-foot, heavy-volume lane condition and never fell below second place.
All competitors this week bowled three five-game blocks over three days, with total pinfall determining the 63 bowlers who now will join defending champion Jakob Butturff of Tempe, Arizona, in the iconic double-elimination match-play bracket.
USBC and
Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Famer Norm Duke of Clermont, Florida, also the 1993 USBC Masters champion, turned in his highest set of the week to surge into second place with a 3,216 total.
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