Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships

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• Catching Up with Chris Barnes - Part 6

  Team USA's Chris Barnes blogs about his experience in Bangkok Wednesday The final day of team event is here and with Kobe and LeBron firing on all cylinders again, we quickly run down Norway in the first game. Only a few out of first, we make the... Posted Aug 30 2008, 04:25 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Chris Barnes, Team USA

• Catching Up with Chris Barnes - Part 5

  Team USA's Chris Barnes blogs about his experience in Bangkok WE kick off the team event on the morning squad after a quick turn around from the night before. The Trios medal ceremony ended at about 11:20 and after the bus ride back we got to room... Posted Aug 27 2008, 10:12 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Team USA, Team

• Catching Up with Chris Barnes - Part 4

  Team USA's Chris Barnes blogs about his experience in Bangkok Monday was quite a day! Rhino, PA, and Hoff go out first in the morning on the short and the southpaws continue to show the world why they are the best. They bowl 720 the last game to put... Posted Aug 27 2008, 10:09 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Team USA, trios, Team

• Both Team USA trios squads in top four

  BANGKOK, Thailand - Team USA has an inside track to place two teams in the trios medal round with one squad remaining Monday at the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships. After Patrick Allen, Rhino Page and Bill Hoffman took the lead in the morning... Posted Aug 25 2008, 09:36 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Team USA, Korea, Tommy Jones, Norway, trios

• Catching Up with Chris Barnes - Part 3

  Team USA's Chris Barnes blogs about his experience in Bangkok Trios started Sunday with 3 games on the long. Scores are very low with the lone exception of England's +150. Everyone else is piled up around +50. WRW, TJ and I struggled through,... Posted Aug 25 2008, 05:44 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Team USA, trios

• Catching Up with Chris Barnes - Part 2

  Team USA's Chris Barnes blogs about his experience in Bangkok Man, what a day! The coaches came in with a strategy and it really paid off. By putting 3 distinctly different styles together (TJ and Hoff to hook it, WRW and I straighter and PA and Rhino... Posted Aug 24 2008, 08:03 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Team USA

• Catching Up with Chris Barnes - Part 1

  Team USA's Chris Barnes blogs about experience in Bangkok Sunday Well, it's 12 hours ahead of Central Standard Time in Bangkok, Thailand, and we have just arrived at the hotel at 1 a.m. Nice place, real shower and beds that aren't quite the... Posted Aug 22 2008, 10:33 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Team USA

• Williams, Barnes off to rough start

  BANGKOK, Thailand - Despite sitting in second place after one squad of doubles, it wasn’t the morning Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Chris Barnes wanted to start the 2008 WTBA Men’s World Championships. Williams, the PBA and USBC Hall of Famer, and Barnes, the reigning PBA Player of the Year, totaled 2,551 in the six-game preliminaries and likely will need help in order to advance to Saturday’s semifinals.... Posted Aug 22 2008, 07:43 AM by Kevin Hazaert with | with no comments Filed under: Chris Barnes, Doubles, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Team USA, Korea