PWBA Bowling Lincoln Open 07 11 2017 (HD)

[@ainelawlor5755]

loven these up loads thanks so much I learn so much from watching these ladies

[@nakapaa]

thanks for uploading....hugs again!

[@nordattack]

Big thanks!

[@jonathancaballeros3408]

Thanks for the upload and Kulick has an amazing jersey! I'd definitely buy it.

[@justinkanda228]

Kelly Kulick (as well as the rest of the ladies) seem like such class acts at the pro-am. So awesome!

[@danielwentz4898]

Jane is very good bowler as I was happy for her! Congrats!

[@Steve.Orland]

THANK YOU! forgot again

[@240iBMW]

I think Liz needs a break. Last two televised tournaments she has been struggling. Rest up for Richmond

[@prxme_turtlez]

Are they bowling all these finals at the same center?The pro am was on AMF synthetics and now they a re bowling the show on Brunswick synthetics!The pro am Kelly was telling the other bowlers they were bowling on this pattern.

[@edwinyeoh1237]

Go Sim Li Jane.....Go Malaysia!!!!

[@KeenanBowls]

love the pwba telecasts! dave ryan is the true GOAT

[@samuelkraft4221]

17:35 sounds like Liz says fuck when she messed up. They are human on TV after all lol

[@khairunnisaazri4359]

CONGRATS MALAYSIAA!!!😍😍😍🇲🇾

[@teresavicario5848]

I wish they would tell us the mph the ladies are throwing. Just curious.

[@sonofnothing]

they're 14.5-16.5 If you watch the match play on Xtraframe, they show the actual bowling screen with the speed on there.

[@thomasmccarrick4169]

Kelly Kulick: 207 Liz Johnson: 159 Thashaina Seraus: 222 Kelly Kulick: 142 Li Jane Sin: 222 Thashaina Seraus: 186 Sin Wins!

[@AK-fe4sq]

Thomas McCarrick Hey it’s spoiler Tom again!

[@JSmith-zr2ve]

🖕🏼

[@montymontakheb3870]

​@@AK-fe4sq 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@magnuscarlsen3743]

May I know at 40:10 ,that girl is tara what?

[@240iBMW]

Jayson Carlsen looks like Tara Spridco

[@magnuscarlsen3743]

Becky B how to find out her instagram?

[@11nena11ac]

why does finding her Instagram matter its just a girl who attended the event she's not a professional she's just a person who paid to bowl with the pros omg

[@TheAZone68]

Do you have the 2018 US Open???

[@Habeev07]

Kulick is like the Tommy Jones of the PWBA. Shes a baddass and i like how they talk to themselves after shots similarly.

[@Ultimatecoincrazed]

Habeev07 My ATF woman bowler

[@barbaramartin9838]

@@Ultimatecoincrazed Me too

[@happybowler]

The problem with power player is sometimes they used so much power which is against the gravity :)

[@lumberlikwidator8863]

Analysis: Liz just wasn’t at her best, and Kelly won easily with two hundred. The right lane really drove Kelly out of her mind with 10-pins on decent looking shots. But she really didn’t deserve strikes on those shots. Here is how I know: when you hit the pocket don’t look at the right side, look at the left clothesline. The way that the 1-2-4-7 pins fall tells you whether you hit the pocket solidly or not. If the headpin goes over and lies in the left gutter you were a bit light in the pocket. This is simple geometry and it is a much better way of telling where you actually hit. In fact, the old time pros used to call the 1-2-4-7 your accuracy line. This is easier to see on the slow motion replays. So watch your left clothesline Kelly and you’ll see why you left all those ten pins. Ironically, on that same exact hit if your ball is coming in straighter and deflects more you can snap the ten out on that type of hit. But I digress. Kelly was going clean out of her mind on that right lane and really started fishing around. Her ball rep(s) weren’t much help at all because they didn’t understand how to assess a ball that is slightly light in the pocket. If they’d just watched the ten pin sliding over and lying dead in the left gutter they could have told her she was continually light in the pocket and maybe how to correct for it. Kelly sent out invitations for her own pity party and after a questionable ball change threw an awful shot and missed the headpin entirely. That was when she totally lost her mind and started tinkering with her release. While it’s commendable to make adjustments, Kelly was way in over her head trying to finesse the release and she lost the pocket on her good lane. She was making some of the worst shots I’ve ever seen her make and she never put any pressure on her opponent, literally handing her the match. (I’ve seen Kelly do things like this before, like the time she thought she could pull off standing in front of the ball return and doing a three step approach on the right lane while keeping to her normal delivery on the left lane. There are times when you just have to throw it straighter and that’s that.). Meanwhile, in the booth, CDB, though I like her a lot, had no idea what was going on with the right lane. Seraus bowled an impressive first game, but in the second one the wheels started coming off early on for her. I think she was just too jacked up mentally and physically and was trying too hard to obliterate the pins. I’ve seen a ton of female power players, but I don’t think I ever saw anyone trying to throw it that hard with that much hand on it. I think that if you’re trying to throw it harder and with more revs than Michelle Feldman or Nikki Gianoulias you’re barking up the wrong tree. Seraus simply couldn’t stop herself from pulling it down from the top and couldn’t get herself to wait to complete the backswing. That’s why her ball was going all over the place. Now I really like CDB in the booth, but she missed the fact that Seraus was pulling it down from the top and getting off balance by muscling the shot. Final match, Sin Li Jane started off relaxed and stroking it down and in, playing farther right and much straighter. She carried well, much better than the power player Kelly, and never faced any serious pressure from Seraus. I know this match is more than a few years ago, but I’m still glad a stroker came out on top. I think the modern game is tilted heavily towards the power players, and I’d like to see the pros, both male and female, bowling on conditions where hitting the pocket is at a premium and you get penalized for just mindlessly whipping it out to the right with as much speed and hand as you possibly can. (Special thanks to anyone who read this all the way through, and I hope your understanding and appreciation of the game has benefited from your patience!)

[@lumberlikwidator8863]

I’m unable to edit my previous comment so I will apologize for saying ten pin about one-third of the way down when I meant the head pin sliding over and lying dead in the left gutter. Thanks again to anyone who read the whole comment!

[@dmvbob7111]

Push push push push sweep sweep sweep sweep

[@aklagraf]

I feel so bad for these girls when they throw like near perfect balls into the pocket and get stuck with that 10 pin. Meanwhile I throw gutters and get strikes haha

[@bobbybrown221-vh1]

The carry in this hall blows

[@magnuscarlsen3743]

bosoares the 40:09 girl is tana what?

[@bosoares]

That shirt seems to say Tara Spridco to me

[@magnuscarlsen3743]

bosoares but when I search google,it does not seem to exist

[@bosoares]

She's not a pro. just someone that was attending the pro-am event

[@magnuscarlsen3743]

bosoares could u please help me to find out that girl instagram or fb as well?

[@magnuscarlsen3743]

Not a pro still can attend the pro-am event?

[@andrewphillips2179]

Li Jane Sin redeemed herself from finishing second in the Wichita Open to be in command to win the Pepsi Lincoln Open

[@mamin1732]

malaysia boleh..! 2 pwba title in a month..go malaysia!

[@monroemonroe1510]

Seraus Hmmmmm ummmmm Lmao

[@KO-OG-Passport-Bro-1997]

That lady from Aruba is throwing too much ball for this pattern. Throwing it faster is just making it hook stronger.

[@DaveBais]

pipimp100 still... she was number 2 seed...

[@KO-OG-Passport-Bro-1997]

Storm Bowling Dave Bais, STILL she didn't know how to adjust..You never win when you fight the lanes

[@joebob5048]

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