2023 PWBA Great Lakes Classic Finals | Event #6 of the Women's Professional Bowler's Tour

2023 PWBA Great Lakes Classic Finals | Event #6 of the Women's Professional Bowler's Tour
Enjoy the 2023 PWBA Tour BowlTV Classic Finals from Spectrum Lanes in Wyoming, Michigan.
🏆 Stepladder Finalists (Seeding):
#1 Jordan Richard
#2 Verity Crawley
#3 Diana Zavyalova
#4 Shannon Pluhowsky
#5 Shannon O'Keefe
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[@optimizer6488]

I'm really digging the announcing team. In particular, Sydney's storytelling-powered insights that drill down (ball pun intended) to the bowler's mindset certainly make even the casual fan want to listen and watch the duration of the whole event. Not to mention, this broadcast has to take the cake as one of the most robust marriages of psychology, observation, data and sports. Interesting to see what PWBA continues to evolve in this realm.

[@IAtodd]

Sydney is an outstanding announcer!

[@ainelawlor5755]

I had the pleasure of meeting all these ladies back in june 2023 wonderful experience i encourage fans who live locally go attend these events

[@andrewphillips2179]

The 1st and Semi Final Matches of the Stepladder Finals of the Pwba Great Lakes Classic had awesome finishes.

[@ibpsupplyman]

@andrew phillips2179 TROLL of the PWBA and PBA telecasts with childish, inane comments

[@whoahdudeman]

Jordan has such a beautifully smooth armswing and follow-through. Great mental composure as well.

[@andrewphillips2179]

It was a fantastic Stepladder Finals in the Pwba Great Lakes Classic that features an amazing Conversion of the 3 4 6 7 10 Split that happened in the Semi Final Match.

[@martyhenderson1995]

Great Commentary, it's great to have somebody tell you a little bit about what they're throwing.

[@llongone2]

Yeah, that stepladder was a murderer's row of ladies on the PWBA. Congrats to the champion!

[@brianshaw2914]

most enjoyable announcers in bowling.....

[@larryblankenship7211]

They missed. Brings back memories. As a young bowler , I would feel so good when proper adjustment was made at last moment. Usually miss left, more speed, miss right, slow speed.

[@ainelawlor5755]

I encourage folks to stop judging before you judge go see a tournament show it is amazing experience it would change all your minds

[@Habeev07]

Go Ladies!!

[@alanwilliamson6421]

Great job

[@seymourbutts5277]

"really great shot, terrible break" nah man, Sydney said everything happens for a reason. There are no bad breaks 🤷🏻

[@jonathanmyers2867]

Women's bowling is awesome! ❤❤❤❤🎳🎳🎳🎳

[@wayninginterestpodcast]

Dude, a baker's dozen is 13, not 6.

[@EmilWilliamsJr]

Definitely right about that one 😂. My brain said half dozen and my mouth said Bakers instead 🤦‍♂. Thanks for watching and supporting women's bowling!

[@TonyLaspina]

When can we see cadillac 2023 tournamet ? ⁰

[@user-sy7cn8zx5h]

그래서 롤링이 달라지려면 피지컬을 달리하라.푸쉬다운 때 가중요하다.허리를 축으로 팔을 유연하게 뒤쪽으로 끌어당겨주면서 백스윙정점까지 올려줌.그러면서 상채는 앞쪽으로 튀어나가줌.백스윙시 뒤쪽으로 던져놓는형태는 레이다운때 또 던져서 투포환?

[@NotQuiteEpic]

11:00 Why do they continue to call a non-strike a 'miss'? There was nothing missed about the shot. I don't get it. They are simply using the word incorrectly but continue talking like they didn't just use the wrong word.

[@johnathanholbrook4579]

Most of the time when a pro doesn’t strike, it means they simply either threw it at the wrong speed or missed their target. I get where you’re coming from but that’s what they mean

[@NotQuiteEpic]

@@johnathanholbrook4579 At the same time, a bowler can clearly miss their mark by two boards and the ball still makes the pocket and strikes. Is that considered a 'miss' as well?

[@patrickdare5356]

@@NotQuiteEpic Yes, highly skilled bowlers will say that it was a miss they got away with.

[@user-sy7cn8zx5h]

피지컬과 롤링.대부분의 볼러분들이 샷을할때 볼링기계에 가까운 뼈대 볼링을 하는것같다.왜 뼈만 사용하고 근육을 활용하지않는가?인채의 영역을 제한해두고 치고는 있지않는가?레이다운때의 폭팔적인샷이 나올려면 근육을 사용하라.인식의 문제.

[@dinobernardi170]

Great bowling ladies but i must say. Not keen on the camera shot, one view and distance only. Gotta listen for a strike rather than up close and personal view of ball digging into pocket. Seems like a fixed camera and not liking score card view in comparison to past years. Sorry but enjoy bowling to much to see this or literally not see this.

[@Zurround]

How the heck could a professional play as badly as Verity Crawley in that final game? it was a train wreck.

[@chip5942]

I wish I could get used to the limited camera angles and the lack of any personality from the commentators , I find the whole layout of the show very boring and hard to watch.

[@jetwoman10001]

The lack of camera angles is frustrating. I agree.

[@ainelawlor5755]

Those are your opinions I actually went to see a show and it was amazing go see one before you judge

[@Barbara-sl7qw]

Maybe bowling womenswear designers need to work on something such that all the crotch pulling isn’t necessary for comfort.

[@annreyes6431]

😍 Promo_SM

[@marksauce2383]

I'm used to Randy Peterson and the other dudes announcing this guy is lame

[@ainelawlor5755]

Thats the mens tour this is ladies tour he is not lame

[@Gtrainsforfun]

I think this kind of broad cast is very dull. A great introduction then it all falls flat on its face. I lose interest in watching as the presentation of the show is dull. Not on my list of watching anymore.

[@jeffw1267]

You are, of course, entitled to your opinion.

[@ainelawlor5755]

Thats your opinion but if you actually went to a show you wouldn't find it boring

[@williamrandall3786]

I know Diana Z is a rainbow gal but she is still stunning on and off the lanes!

[@BowlersTipsdotcom]

Watching O'Keefe and Crawley which have a lot of similarity in techniques. It's clear to me there is a shift to using the trail leg as a balance leg in conjunction with the balance arm as there is a definite effort to kick the foot to the right at post right after the power step and my guess this coaching stems from Kegel. Early 80s toe dragers allowed the trail leg to do just that trail, and maintained alignment in post as after the power step its natural for that foot to just follow (trail). 80s toe draggers also understand that the balls flight begins in the stance at push so drift in approach just was not going to happen and leverage was achieved and ultimate transfer of energy happened at point of release while squaring with your target. 80s and early 90s toe draggers styles when text book where just sexy. That said, Ray Bluth that famed 50s laquer players style watching in person was almost surreal. These are just my own observations and I think the Gals have never looked better or achieved as much power as they do these days.