WORLD BOWLING TOUR FINALS PRESENTED BY THE PBA

WORLD BOWLING TOUR FINALS PRESENTED BY THE PBA ABOUT THE WORLD BOWLING TOUR: The Professional Bowlers Association and the World Tenpin Bowling Association (now known as World Bowling) teamed together in 2011 to create the World Bowling Tour (WBT). In 2011, the World Bowling Tour featured eight tournaments (open to men and women) in seven different countries. Players earned points based on how they finished in each event and those points were tabulated throughout the year to determine the top three men and top three women who competed in the inaugural World Bowling Tour Finals (presented by the PBA) in Las Vegas. In this year s sixth edition of the WBT Finals, the three women and three men qualifiers earned their spots from events contested ONLY in the 2016 WBT season. WBT FINALS OIL PATTERN ( ATLANTA 38 FT.): The oil pattern being used for this event is the Atlanta pattern which is a partially symmetrical pattern with a medium volume of oil. The pattern is slightly offset in volume and shape. The pattern length promotes a breakpoint that is further right. Atlanta can be a very good scoring pattern if the lane play is similar. WBT PRIZE FUND (MEN S AND WOMEN S): 1st -- $20,000 2nd -- $10,000 3rd -- $ 5,000 Note: The WBT Finals does not count as an official PBA title. WBT FINALISTS & TV FINALS FORMAT WOMEN S STEPLADDER: MATCH ONE: #3 Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, NY vs. #2 Anggie Ramirez Perea, Bogota, Colombia CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Winner of Match One vs. #1 Danielle McEwan, Stony Point, NY MEN S STEPLADDER: MATCH ONE: CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: #3 Marshall Kent, Yakima, WA vs. #2 Anthony Simonsen, Austin, TX. Winner of Match One vs. #1 Martin Larsen, Gothenburg, Sweden

WBT FINAL POINT LIST WOMEN (TOP 3 ADVANCED TO WBT FINALS TELECAST) Pos. Name Pts. 1. Danielle McEwan, USA 230 2. Anggie Ramirez Perea, Colombia 158 3. Liz Johnson, USA 100 4. Summer Jasmin, USA 80 5. Ingelimar Beasley, Venezuela 70 Tannya Roumimper, Indonesia 70 7. Ashly Galante, USA 60 Joey Yeo, Singapore 60 9. Daphne Tan, Singapore 53 10. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia 50 WBT FINAL POINT LIST - MEN (TOP 3 ADVANCED TO WBT FINALS TELECAST) Pos. Name Pts. 1. Martin Larsen, Sweden 146 2. Anthony Simonsen, USA 142 3. Marshall Kent, USA 133 4. Jesper Svensson, Sweden 128 5. Jason Belmonte, Australia 125 6. Osku Palermaa, Sweden 102 7. EJ Tackett, USA 100 8. Yousif Falah, Bahrain 99 9. Tommy Jones, USA 90 10. Dom Barrett, England 86 WBT CURRENT FRAME SCORING SYSTEM This year marks the second consecutive year the WBT Finals will use the WBT Current Frame scoring system. Scoring works as follows. 10 frames (but the 10th frame is the same as the other frames... no bonus or fill shots in the 10th frame). Max score still = 300 (but it only takes 10 shots to shoot 300 instead of 12). If a player strikes, it s 30 for the frame. If a player spares, it s 10 plus whatever the pinfall was on their first shot in the frame. So, for example: 9-spare = 19; 6-spare = 16. If a player opens in a frame, they get their pinfall for the frame. You have a complete score or current score at the completion of each frame.

PAST WBT FINALS CHAMPIONS: (2016 WBT Finals contested at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis; all WBT Finals previous to 2016 contested at South Point in Las Vegas). 2016 MEN -- Dom Barrett (def. Mike Fagan, 300-256, using WBT Current Frame scoring). 2016 WOMEN -- Danielle McEwan (def. Kelly Kulick, 256-243, using WBT Current Frame scoring) 2014 MEN -- Mika Koivumiemi (def. Sean Rash, 1-Up in 12 frames) 2014 WOMEN -- Kelly Kulick (def. Liz Johnson, 3 & 2). 2013 MEN Sean Rash (def. Mike Fagan, 255-231). 2013 WOMEN Kelly Kulick (def. Missy Parkin, 267-194). 2012 MEN Chris Barnes (def. Mika Koivuniemi, 244-228). 2012 WOMEN Missy Parkin (def. Liz Johnson, 238-190). 2011 MEN Mika Koivuniemi (def. Sean Rash, 237-224). 2011 WOMEN Carolyn Dorin-Ballard (def. Sandra Andersson, 207-162). BEST FINISH - WORLD BOWLING TOUR (2016): Danielle McEwan: 1st H.H. Emir Cup, Doha, Qatar. Anggie Ramirez Perea: Liz Johnson: Martin Larsen: Anthony Simonsen: Marshall Kent: 10th Kingdom of Bahrain Open, Manama, Bahrain. Highest overall women s finisher at PBA World Championship, Reno, NV (97th overall). 2nd -- Brunswick Euro Challenge, Munich, Germany 4th -- WBT Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand T-3rd - H.H. Emir Cup, Doha, Qatar.

WBT QUICK NOTES: Only two of the six competitors in this year s WBT Finals have qualified for this event before. Liz Johnson & Danielle McEwan are repeat performers in the WBT Finals, but Anggie Ramirez Perea and all three men s finalists are making their debut appearances in a WBT Finals. o Danielle McEwan is the defending champion in the women s division of this event having defeated Kelly Kulick in the final match last year, 256-243. McEwan knocked off Liz Johnson in the semifinal, 256-233. Last year was McEwan s first appearance in the WBT Finals and also marked the debut of the WBT s Current Frame scoring system. o Liz Johnson is making her fifth consecutive appearance in this event (has made all of them except the first one in 2011), but is still after her first victory in it. Johnson finished third last year, was second to Kelly Kulick in 2014, was third in 2013 and was second in 2012 (losing to Missy Parkin). All three women in today s finals are PBA members. McEwan & Johnson own PBA titles: o #1 seed Danielle McEwan became just the ninth woman in PBA history to win a PBA Regional title when she won the 2015 South Point PBA West Region Challenge in Las Vegas. o #3 seed Liz Johnson was the first female to win a PBA Regional title (2005 in Rome, NY). o Johnson also finished second in a PBA Tour event in 2005 in Grand Rapids, MI, narrowly missing out on becoming the first female to win a PBA Tour event (finished second to Tommy Jones). o In the 2014 WSOB, Johnson became the first woman to qualify for a TV Finals twice as she was the No. 4 seed for the PBA Cheetah Championship. o In addition to these PBA titles, the PBA conducted a PBA Women s Series for three seasons and both Kulick and Johnson won titles in that series (Kulick won two and Johnson won one).

2017 World Bowling Tour Schedule March 18-26 June 26 July 2 August 14 27 Sept 30 Oct 6 Nov 16-22 Nov 23-28 Nov 29 Dec 3 Dec 4 18 Dates TBA Brunswick Euro Challenge Munich, Germany PBA Oklahoma Open Oklahoma, USA Lucky Larsen Masters Malmo, Sweden WBT Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Kingdom of Saudi Open Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Kingdom of Bahrain Open Manama, Bahrain Kuwait Open Kuwait City, Kuwait World Championships Kuwait City, Kuwait PBA World Series of Bowling (location TBA) 2016 World Bowling Tour Results (winner and runner-up) H.H. EMIR CUP, Doha, Qatar, March 2 1. Danielle McEwan, Stony Point, NY 2. Yousif Falah, Bahrain 14TH KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Manama, Bahrain, March 9 1. Ahmed Al Awadhi, Bahrain 2. Osku Palermaa, Finland BRUNSWICK EURO CHALLENGE, Munich, Germany, March 20 1. Jesper Svensson, Sweden 2. Martin Larsen, Sweden WBT THAILAND, Bangkok, Thailand, Aug. 12 1. Jesper Svensson, Sweden 2. Sam Cooley, Australia PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, Reno, NV, USA, Dec. 11 1. EJ Tackett, Huntington, IN 2. Tom Smallwood, Saginaw, MI QATAR OPEN, Doha, Qatar, Dec. 16 1. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia 2. Pontus Andersson, Sweden

2015 World Bowling Tour Results (winner and runner-up) 45TH BRUNSWICK BALLMASTER OPEN, Helsinki, Finland, Jan. 12 1. Paul Moor, England 2. Joonas Jehkinen, Finland 2015 USBC MASTERS, Green Bay, WI, Feb. 8 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia 2. A.J. Johnson, Oswego, IL H.H. EMIR CUP, Doha, Qatar, Feb. 27 1. Tannya Roumimper, Indonesia 2. Khaled Al-Dossari, Qatar 13TH KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Sitra, Bahrain, March 7 1. Jesper Svensson, Sweden 2. Jason Belmonte, Australia 11TH KUWAIT INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Kuwait City, Kuwait, March 14 1. Thomas Larsen, Denmark. 2. Dom Barrett, England. BRUNSWICK EURO CHALLENGE, Munich, Germany, March 22 1. Josh Blanchard, Gilbert, AZ 2. Li Jane Sin, Malaysia PBA OKLAHOMA OPEN, Shawnee, OK, May 17 1. Bill O Neill, Langhorne, PA 2. Jason Belmonte, Australia USBC QUEENS, Green Bay, WI, May 19 1. Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, NY 2. Eric McCarthy, Omaha, NE BOWLING WORLD OPEN - MEN, Tokyo, July 12 1. Osku Palermaa, Finland 2. Isao Yamamoto, Japan BOWLING WORLD OPEN - WOMEN, Tokyo, July 12 1. Joey Yeo, Singapore 2. Birgit Poppler, Germany BOWLMOR AMF U.S. OPEN - MEN, Garland, TX, Nov. 8 1. Ryan Ciminelli, Cheektowaga, NY 2. Dom Barrett, England BOWLMOR AMF U.S. OPEN WOMEN, Garland, TX, Nov. 8 1. Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, NY 2. Shannon O Keefe, O Fallon, IL

QATAR OPEN, Doha, Qatar, Dec. 2 1. Cameron Weier, Tacoma, WA 2. Sean Rash, Montgomery, IL 9TH KINGDOM INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Dec. 7 1. Francois Louw, South Africa 2. Frederik Ohrgaard, Denmark WOMEN S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Dec. 13 1. Shayna Ng, Singapore 2. Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, NY ROLLTECH PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, Reno, NV, Dec. 17 1. Gary Faulkner Jr., Memphis, TN 2. EJ Tackett, Huntington, IN 2014 World Bowling Tour Results (winner and runner-up) 44TH BRUNSWICK BALLMASTER OPEN, Helsinki, Finland, Jan. 12 1. Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, MI. 2. Dom Barrett, England. USBC MASTERS, North Brunswick, NJ, USA, Feb. 23 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia. 2. EJ Tackett, Huntington, IN H.H. EMIR CUP, Doha, Qatar, Feb. 28 1. Chris Barnes, Double Oak, TX 2. New Hui Fen, Singapore. 12TH KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Manama, Bahrain, March 7 1. Shaker Al Hassan, United Arab Emirates. 2. John Szczerbinski, N. Tonawanda, NY. 11TH KUWAIT INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Kuwait City, Kuwait, March 14 1. Thomas Larsen, Denmark. 2. Dom Barrett, England. INTERNATIONAL BRUNSWICK EURO CHALLENGE, Munich, Germany, March 23 1. a-marshall Kent, Yakima, WA 2. Daniel Fransson, Sweden. USBC QUEENS, Reno, NV, USA, July 3 1. Maria Rodriguez, Colombia 2. Kelly Kulick, Union, NJ

WORLD BOWLING TOUR THAILAND, Bangkok, Thailand, Aug. 25 1. Osku Palermaa, Finland. 2. Ryan Ciminelli, Cheektowaga, NY DAEJEON INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Daejeon, Korea, Nov. 22 1. Song Si Ra, Korea 2. Choi Tae Seung, Korea QATAR OPEN, Doha, Qatar, Nov. 27 1. Dom Barrett, England 2. Stuart Williams, England 8TH KINGDOM INTERNATIONAL OPEN, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Dec. 2 1. Marshall Kent, Yakima, WA 2. Martin Larsen, Sweden MEN S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, Abu Dhabi, UAE, Dec. 15 1. Kang Heewon, Korea 2. Mike Fagan, Ft. Worth, TX PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, Las Vegas, NV, Jan. 11, 2015 1. Mike Fagan, Ft. Worth, TX 2. Wes Malott, Pflugerville, TX 2013 World Bowling Tour Results (winner and runner-up) Brunswick Ballmaster Open, Helsinki, Finland, Jan. 4-13 1. Jesper Svensson, Sweden 2. Pasi Uotila, Finland International Bowling Championships 2013 supported by DHC, Nagoya, Japan, Jan. 15-19 Men 1. Tommy Jones, USA 2. Sean Rash, USA Women 1. Shayna Ng, Singapore 2. Kelly Kulick, USA USBC Masters, North Brunswick, NJ, USA, Feb. 18-24 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia 2. Wes Malott, USA Kuwait Open, Kuwait City, Kuwait, March 13-17 1. Sean Rash, USA 2. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland

Brunswick Euro Challenge, Munich, Germany, March 19-24 1. Ronnie Russell, USA 2. James Gruffman, Sweden It s Daejeon International Open, Daejon, Korea, July 7-13 1. Kim Jun Yung, Korea 2. Kim Jae Hoon, Korea Bowling s U.S. Open, Columbus, OH, USA, July 21-27 Men 1. Wes Malott, USA 2. Jason Belmonte, Australia Women 1. Liz Johnson, USA 2. Kelly Kulick, USA WTBA World Championships, Las Vegas, NV, USA, Aug. 17-31 Men s Masters 1. Young-Seon Cho, Korea 2. Chris Barnes, USA Women s Masters 1. Yun-Hee Son, Korea 2. Moon-Jeong Kim, Korea USBC Queens, Las Vegas, NV, USA, Aug. 31-Sept. 4 1. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia 2. Leanne Hulsenberg, USA Columbia 300 Vienna Open, Vienna, Austria, Sept. 30-Oct. 6 1. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 2. Pasi Uotila, Finland World Bowling Tour Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand, Oct. 14-21 1. Sean Rash, USA 2. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 2012 World Bowling Tour Results (winner and runner-up) Brunswick Ballmaster Open, Helsinki, Finland, Jan. 6-15 1. Bill O Neill, USA 2. Mike Fagan, USA USBC Masters, Henderson, NV, USA, Jan. 22-29 1. Mike Fagan, USA 2. Chris Barnes, USA

WTBA International Open, Henderson, NV, USA & St. Maximim, France, Jan. 28-Feb. 5 1. Chris Barnes, USA 2. Liz Johnson, USA DHC International Bowling Championship, Fukuoka, Japan, Feb. 7-11 1. Tommy Jones, USA 2. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 69th U.S. Open, North Brunswick, NJ, USA, Feb. 20-26 1. Pete Weber, USA 2. Mike Fagan, USA Kuwait Open, Kuwait City, Kuwait, March 15-19 1. Osku Palermaa, Finland 2. Tom Smallwood, USA Brunswick Euro Challenge, Saint Maximin, France, March 16-25 1. Mike Fagan, USA 2. Joonas Jehkinen, Finland USBC Queens, Euless, TX, USA, April 19-24 1. Diandra Asbaty, USA 2. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, USA Women s US Open, Reno, NV, USA, June 22-28 1. Kelly Kulick, USA 2. Missy Parkin, USA World Bowling Tour Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand, Sept. 24-30 1. Cho Young-Seon, South Korea 2. Chris Barnes, USA Columbia 300 Vienna Open, Vienna, Austria, Oct. 2-7 1. Chris Barnes, USA 2. Sean Rash, USA AMF Australian Masters, Sydney, Australia, Oct. 18-27 Men 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia 2. Sean Rash, USA Women 1. Diandra Asbaty, USA 2. Missy Parkin, USA PBA World Championship, Las Vegas, NV, USA, Nov. 7-12 1. Parker Bohn III, USA 2. Jason Belmonte, Australia

Round 1 Japan Cup, Tokyo, Nov. 29-Dec. 2 1. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 2. Osku Palermaa, Finland Qatar Open, Dohar, Qatar, Dec. 8-15 1. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 2. Tony Ranta, Finland 2011 World Bowling Tour Results (winner and runner-up) Brunswick Ballmaster Open, Helsinki, Finland, Jan. 1-9 1. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 2. Sean Rash, USA Bayer USBC Masters, Reno, Nev., Feb. 6-13 1. Tom Hess, USA 2. Jack Jurek, USA 68th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open, North Brunswick, N.J., Feb. 21-27 1. Norm Duke, USA 2. Mika Koivuniemi, Finland Brunswick Euro Challenge, Saint Maximin, France, March 4-13 1. Clara Guerrero, Colombia 2. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, USA Kuwait Open, Kuwait City, March 18-22 Men 1. Chris Loschetter, USA 2. Tore Torgersen, Norway Women 1. Helen Johnsson, Sweden 2. Sandra Andersson, Sweden Korean Daejeon International Open, Aug. 21-26 1. Jeong Seung-Joo, Korea 2. Kim Young-Kwan, Korea PTT Tournament, Bangkok, Thailand, Sept. 24-30 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia 2. Mike Fagan, USA Australian Masters, Sydney, Australia, Oct. 10-22 Men Women 1. Wu Sin Hong, Hong Kong 1. Shannon Pluhowsky, USA 2. Mike Fagan, USA 2. Sandra Andersson, Sweden

2017 PBA TOUR - EVENT CHAMPIONS 2016 EVENTS CHAMPION DHC PBA Japan Invitational, Osaka EJ Tackett Barbasol PBA Players Championship, Columbus, OH Jason Belmonte FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions, Shawnee, OK EJ Tackett 2017 PBA TOUR STATS (through 3 events) 2017 SEASON EARNINGS LEADERS Name Earnings 1. EJ Tackett $93,070 2. Jason Belmonte $49,080 3. Tommy Jones $29,790 4. Anthony Simonsen $24,400 5. Shota Kawazoe $21,750 6. Dom Barrett $17,360 7. Pete Weber $17,200 8. Jason Sterner $16,490 9. Tom Smallwood $16,000 10. Sean Rash $12,030 2017 SEASON AVERAGE LEADERS Name Average 1. Shota Kawazoe 234.58 2. EJ Tackett 232.32 3. Tommy Jones 232.18 4. Jason Belmonte 231.73 5. Anthony Simonsen 230.96 6. Sean Rash 229.61 7. Dom Barrett 229.51 8. Pete Weber 228.23 9. Isao Yamamoto 228.00 10. Tom Smallwood 227.59

2016 PBA TOUR - EVENT CHAMPIONS 2016 EVENTS CHAMPION PBA Mark Roth/Marshall Holman Doubles Championship, *Connor Pickford & Las Vegas & Reno, NV *Anthony Simonsen DHC PBA Japan Invitational, Tokyo Amleto Monacelli FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions, Shawnee, OK Jesper Svensson USBC Masters, Indianapolis Anthony Simonsen Barbasol PBA Players Championship, Columbus, OH *Graham Fach Brunswick Euro Challenge, Munich, Germany **Jesper Svensson Bowling.com PBA Maine Shootout, Portland, ME Ryan Ciminelli PBA Xtra Frame STORM Open, Carpentersville, IL EJ Tackett Downums Waste Services PBA Jonesboro Open, Jonesboro, AR Tommy Jones PBA Xtra Frame Lubbock Sports Open, Lubbock, TX *Jakob Butturff STORM PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, Houston Bill O Neill (w/shannon O Keefe) WBT Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand **Jesper Svensson PBA Xtra Frame Gene Carter Pro Shop East Classic, Middletown, DE Michael Haugen Jr. PBA Wolf Open, Allen Park, MI Tom Daugherty PBA Bear Open, Allen Park, MI EJ Tackett PBA Badger Open, Allen Park, MI Sean Rash PBA Detroit Open, Allen Park, MI Sean Rash PBA Xtra Frame Parkside Lanes Open, Aurora, IL Ryan Ciminelli PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open, Las Vegas, NV Jakob Butturff PBA Team Challenge, Las Vegas, NV Marshall Kent, Chris Loschetter, Rhino Page, Ronnie Russell & EJ Tackett 2016 U.S. Open *Francois Lavoie PBA Cheetah Championship, Reno, NV Mike Wolfe PBA Chameleon Championship, Reno, NV *Mitch Beasley PBA Scorpion Championship, Reno, NV Tommy Jones PBA Shark Championship, Reno, NV Francois Lavoie PBA World Championship, Reno, NV EJ Tackett * Denotes first-time champion ** PBA International Title (World Bowling Tour)

2016 PBA TOUR - FINAL STATS 2016 SEASON EARNINGS LEADERS Name Earnings 1. EJ Tackett $168,290 2. Anthony Simonsen $143,278 3. Jesper Svensson $138,380 4. Dom Barrett $116,890 5. *Pete Weber $105,130 6. Tommy Jones $99,267 7. Jason Belmonte $95,345 8. Francois Lavoie $86,645 9. *Walter Ray Williams Jr. $84,593 10. *Amleto Monacelli $84,275 * Includes PBA50 Tour earnings 2016 SEASON AVERAGE LEADERS (MIN. 200 GAMES) Name Average 1. Jesper Svensson 226.07 2. Jason Belmonte 224.75 3. EJ Tackett 224.49 4. Dom Barrett 222.80 5. Francois Lavoie 222.79 6. Anthony Simonsen 221.85 7. Kyle Troup 221.44 8. Wes Malott 221.19 9. Tom Daugherty 220.82 10. Martin Larsen 220.65