PBA champions Sean Rash and Brad Angelo, multiple World, American and World Ranking Masters champion Diandra Asbaty and Rick Benoit, coach of the Brunswick pro staff, conducted a youth clinic in conjunction with the Brunswick Euro Challenge Wednesday, March 11, at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France. About 30 kids and youth bowlers from 6 to 18 years of age from Belgium and France enjoyed a 3-hour first-class treatment by the Brunswick pros
organized by Brunswick distributor Valcke featuring 1 hour practice on the BEC oil pattern, 1 hour "obstacle bowling" and 1 hour show bowling and trick shots. To watch Bowlingdigital's video from the BEC Youth Clinic
The 6th Brunswick Euro Challenge was the fourth stop on the 2009 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "majors". The BEC 2009 offered total prize fund of 90,000 Euro. 314 players from 28 countries battled it out for the 16.000 Euro top prize. The Brunswick Euro Challenge sponsored by Brunswick Bowling was organized by Brunswick distributor Valcke Bowling. We have recorded many players during the Round of 32 single-elimination match play finals in slow motion. To watch Bowlingdigital's Slomo video in High Definition (1280*720)
The 6th Brunswick Euro Challenge was the fourth stop on the 2009 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "majors". The BEC 2009 offered total prize fund of 90,000 Euro. 314 players from 28 countries battled it out for the 16.000 Euro top prize. The Brunswick Euro Challenge sponsored by Brunswick Bowling was organized by Brunswick distributor Valcke Bowling. To watch Bowlingdigital's video of the title match between No. 2 seed Mike Fagan, and No. 1 seed Brian Voss, United States
The 6th Brunswick Euro Challenge was the fourth stop on the 2009 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "majors". The BEC 2009 offered total prize fund of 90,000 Euro. 314 players from 28 countries battled it out for the 16.000 Euro top prize. In the semifinal match of the four-player stepladder final, European champion Mai Ginge Jensen, Denmark, the No. 4 seed, met last year's runner-up, PBA champion Mike Fagan, United States. To watch Bowlingdigital's video of the semifinal match
The 6th Brunswick Euro Challenge was the fourth stop on the 2009 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "majors". The BEC 2009 offered total prize fund of 90,000 Euro. 314 players from 28 countries battled it out for the 16.000 Euro top prize. In the opening match of the four-player stepladder final, Two Danish national team members, No 4 seed Mai Ginge Jensen and reigning EBT Masters champion Kamilla Kjeldsen, seeded third, squared off. To watch Bowlingdigital's video of the semifinal match
Jo Allsebrook, England, rolled the fifth 300 game in the Brunswick Euro Challenge 2009 and the second by a woman Sunday afternoon at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France. The perfecto came in the first game of her Round of 8 match against Dane Mai Ginge Jensen. It was the first 300 game in the single-elimination match play portion. To watch Bowlingdigital's video of Jo's last two strikes
The Brunswick Euro Challenge 1009 is the fourth stop of the 2009 European Bowling Tour and one of the Tour's "majors". The BEC sponsored by Brunswick Bowling is organized by Brunswick distributor Valcke Bowling. The total prize fund is 90,000 Euro (currently about US$114,000) with 16.000 Euro going to the winner. In addition Brunswick offers up to $1,000 bonus for shooting a 300 game with the new Brunswick "Wilde Ride" bowling ball in the 2009 BEC. To watch the video
Tore Torgersen, Norway, posted the fourth 300 game in the Brunswick Euro Challenge 2009 and the third by a man Friday afternoon at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France. The long-time Norwegian national team member, a former World and European champion as well as PBA exempt bowler, accomplished the feat in the fourth game of Squad 17 on lanes 9/10. It was the 37th perfecto of his career. To watch Bowlingdigital's video of Tore's last three strikes
Britt Brøndsted, Denmark, rolled the third 300 game in the Brunswick Euro Challenge 2009 and the first by a woman in Squad 16 on Friday afternoon at Le Plaza Bowling in Saint Maximin, France. The perfecto came in the second game of the squad on lanes 21/22. It was just the second career 300 game for the 2003 World Ranking Masters queen, who led the women's European Bowling Tour rankings from 2004-2006, and a big relief (pictured) after "many 299s in the past". To watch Bowlingdigital's video of Britt's last three strikes
