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Rough morning for Team USA in Masters

BANGKOK, Thailand - Team USA had a rough morning in the first round of Masters, only advancing Walter Ray Williams Jr. through to the quarterfinals - defeating teammate Rhino Page, 3-1, in the best-of-five, single-elimination event. Williams, the 15th seed who won the singles gold medal Friday night...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-29-2008
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 flip to the higher hooking end and get caught a little...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-29-2008
One squad separates Williams from medal round

BANGKOK, Thailand - One more squad stands in between Team USA's Walter Ray Williams Jr. and a spot in the singles medal round Friday. Williams is currently in second place after shooting 1,316 in the first squad Thursday morning. Germany's Kai Günther holds the lead at 1,317, also shot in the...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-29-2008
Williams still in second after Squad 2

BANGKOK, Thailand - The top three on the singles leaderboard remained in tact after Squad 2 on Thursday, leaving Team USA's Walter Ray Williams Jr. in second place with 1,316 and still alive for the medal round with three six-game preliminary squads remaining. Bahrain's Mohamed Yusuf Sultan only...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-28-2008
Williams rebounds, currently second in singles

BANGKOK, Thailand - Shaking off an uncharacteristic sub-par week, Team USA's Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., moved into second place in singles after one of five preliminary squads at the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships on Thursday. The legendary Williams, a Professional Bowlers Association...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-28-2008
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 at midnight. Bus left for the bowl this morning at...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-27-2008
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 them in great position (eventually 2nd) for the...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-27-2008
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, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Chris Barnes and Tommy Jones...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-25-2008
Strong showing puts Allen, Page and Hoffman in trios lead

BANGKOK, Thailand - Team USA's Patrick Allen, Rhino Page and Bill Hoffman capitalized on the higher-scoring short oil pattern Monday to take the trios preliminaries lead after one squad at the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships. They finished their six-game preliminaries with 3,826 (212.55 avg...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-25-2008
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, did not take advantage of our opportunity the first...

Posted to Inside the 2008 WTBA Men's World Championships (Weblog) by Kevin Hazaert on 08-24-2008

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