Well this post is late and going to be short. My robbed recently and lost my laptop and all my traveling worldly possessions, so that has taken up my time and attention. So with that, here we go... the delayed edition.
TGIF proved to be a bit entertaining. What started the night was back to back 2-4-8-10 splits. Almost converted one, but two opens makes for a rough climb. The night ended with a 621, but based on the look I had on the lanes, should have been so much more.
In PBA action at the Masters we saw just about every single type of drama you could come up with on the lanes. And to that point, hats off to Jason Belmonte for not only successfully defending his title, but climbing up from the bottom of the ladder to win it all. I have to admit, going into the finals I was all aboard the E.J. Tackett express. He absolutely dominated the field of 64 taking the top seed to await his opportunity to win the Masters. Unfortunately, it was not his day. I will say this, that kid is something special and we will be watching him for quite a few years to come. Here are the stepladder results...
Match One - Belmonte def. Ciminelli, 227-214
Match Two - Belmonte def. Smallwood, 202-173
Match Three - Belmonte def. Haugen, 235-234
Championship - Belmonte def. Tackett, 221-177
Again, sorry for the short post. Back to trying to lick my wounds and get my life back together.
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