2002 Bowling PWBA St. Clair Classic

Played on 30 May, 2002 at St. Clair Bowl Fairview Heights,ILLINOIS.
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Step Ladder 1 - Cara Honeychurch 191 def. Tiffany Stanbrough 189 & Kendra Gaines 182 / Step Ladder 2 - Cara Honeychurch 279 def. Tennelle Milligan 236 / Final - Kim Adler 226 def. Cara Honeychurch 216

[@Igloo3471]

Honeychurch got sexier the older she got. Still a real firecracker even now!

[@NotQuiteEpic]

Wow, this was in 2002? This has the energy and flair of 1982.

[@williamrandall3786]

Wow Kim Adler was stunning.

[@angelaleaga718]

Very beautiful 😍 and very good bowler.

[@patrickp.jeanotte4308]

A young Chris Farley enjoying the matches

[@teejay6063]

Kendra's game looks just like Nikki Gianulias's to me. Especially at the line with that great knee bend / follow thru combo.

[@derekmason7778]

this looks pretty close to a house pattern. love watching these shows from a few years ago

[@irishpogi]

derek mason during the broadcast, Carolyn mentioned that the pattern was 4:1 ratio which falls within the challenge range

[@MrBashpop]

Nice to see Lisa Kudrow and Nicole Kidman in the title match!

[@thomaslove7560]

This is like a Tina fey scetch.

[@timtimmy7887]

Seems like yesterday

[@andrewphillips2179]

the first and title matches were exciting and very close

[@tonypeacock7870]

SHUT UP. YOU’RE ANNOYING AND RUINING EVERYTHING.

[@andrewphillips1011]

The third time was the charm for Kim Adler as she made the 10 pin to win the st clair classic

[@andrewphillips1011]

The first match was exciting and close

[@tonypeacock7870]

SHUT UP. YOU’RE ANNOYING AND RUINING EVERYTHING.

[@mofo7689]

I league bowled for 12 years. I don't see a need for a separation btwn men and women divisions. They take 4 steps to a fowl line with a 16 lbs ball and place it as accurate as possible on the lane. Fitness is NOT an element. I noticed women having far more "cheater braces" on the release hand attempting to mechanize what should be a skill point at their supposed level. Why are the women not ALSO confined to a proper polo shirt equal to the men's attire?