With just one month to go until the start of the only Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour event held outside the United States, the organizers of the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2025 have announced the length of this year’s lane pattern. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2025 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2025 This year’s event will feature a long oil pattern, measuring between 44 and 46 feet. The pattern was developed in collaboration with Kegel, and final testing will be conducted at Olympia Bowling shortly before the tournament begins. The exact pattern will be released on August 21st. More than 300 bowlers already registered to compete in Helsingborg, Sweden, from August 22 to August 31 - including top PBA Tour names like Andrew Anderson, Kyle Troup, and the defending champion Jesper Svensson. Join them too! the defending champion Jesper Svensson the defending champion Jesper Svensson Register for Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2025 Register for Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2025 With a total prize fund of over €100,000, Olympia Bowling will once again host one of Europe’s most anticipated tournaments. Set on Sweden’s southern coast, Helsingborg offers a scenic and lively setting for the event. Last year, local favorite Jesper Svensson claimed the title in dramatic fashion. This time, the field is even deeper, as world-class bowlers from across the globe prepare to take on the lanes. Find, register for, and follow bowling tournaments across Europe with the BowlingLife tournament platform. Find, register for, and follow bowling tournaments across Europe with the BowlingLife tournament platform. Find, register for, and follow bowling tournaments across Europe with the BowlingLife tournament platform. Find, register for, and follow bowling tournaments across Europe with the BowlingLife tournament platform.

Juho Vuoppola from Finland won the Berlin City Open 2025 on Sunday evening at City Bowling Hasenheide in Berlin, Germany. The Finnish bowler secured the title by defeating Germany’s Laura Beuthner in a two-game final with a total score of 494 to 435.Vuoppola took the lead early in the final match with a strong 269–234 victory in the first game. He followed up with a 225–215 win in the second game, sealing the overall result in his favor. To reach the final, Vuoppola defeated Lukáš Jelínek from the Czech Republic 424-369 (232-176, 192-193) in the semifinal round. On the other side of the bracket, Laura Beuthner advanced to the final after beating fellow German bowler Paul Purps 436-430 (195-238, 225-192). Vuoppola’s win in Berlin came just a week after he placed sixteenth at the 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge in Spain, showing consistent form across international events. 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge For the win, Vuoppola received 5,000 euros. The Berlin City Open 2025 attracted a total of 267 participants from 33 different countries. The tournament was held at City Bowling Hasenheide. Berlin City Open 2025 Results Berlin City Open 2025 Results

The 2025 PBA Sweden tour continues this August as the third stop, the PBA Sweden Badger Stockholm Open, heads to New Bowl Center Gullmarsplan from August 8 to 10. This event follows two exciting tournaments in Jönköping and Eskilstuna that kicked off the four-part series. At the opening stop in February, Pontus Andersson took home the title at the Chameleon Jönköping Open. He delivered a dominant performance in the stepladder finals, defeating Albin Lindberg 258–199. With this win, Andersson earned an international invitation to the 2026 PBA World Series of Bowling and secured a place in Final Step 1 of the 2025 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters. Pontus Andersson took home the title at the Chameleon Jönköping Open Pontus Andersson took home the title at the Chameleon Jönköping Open In April, Arnar David Jonsson of Iceland captured the Scorpion Open title in Eskilstuna after a dramatic comeback against Henrik Nordang Larsen. Jonsson’s victory also secured him a spot in the 2026 World Series of Bowling and a direct entry into the 2025 Lucky Larsen Masters Final Step 1 later this summer. Arnar David Jonsson of Iceland captured the Scorpion Open title in Eskilstuna Arnar David Jonsson of Iceland captured the Scorpion Open title in Eskilstuna Now, attention turns to the PBA Sweden stop in Stockholm, which will challenge bowlers with the long (48 feet) and demanding Badger oil pattern. Badger Badger The tournament runs from August 8 to 10, with qualifying squads starting on Friday. As of now, spots are still available in the Friday squads, giving bowlers a last-minute opportunity to join the competition. Register for PBA Sweden Badger Stockholm Open Register for PBA Sweden Badger Stockholm Open The PBA Sweden series includes four events, all leading to the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters in Helsingborg. Performances across these events matter - top three point earners across the series will qualify for the 2025 PBA Trials. The overall points leader will also secure a spot in the 2025 PBA Regional Players Invitational, with opportunities for both regular and senior divisions. Each event winner, including the Stockholm stop, receives an international invitation to the 2026 PBA World Series of Bowling with entry fee included. They also gain a spot in the Lucky Larsen Masters Final Step 1, which is a PBA National title tournament. The winner of that final event will earn a title on the PBA Tour and a place in the 2026 PBA Tournament of Champions. 2025 PBA Sweden Badger Stockholm Open will feature eight games of qualification. The top 24 players will advance to the cashers round and will play another eight games. After 16 games, the top 4 will advance to the step ladder. There's only 80 spots in the event and registration is ongoing. To register and to find more information, please visit the official website of the PBA Sweden - pbasweden.se. pbasweden.se pbasweden.se Useful links of the PBA Sweden Badger Stockholm Open: Useful links of the PBA Sweden Badger Stockholm Open: Registration Registration Registration Livestream Livestream Livestream Results Results Results Find more bowling tournaments on Tournaments | BowlingLife Tournaments | BowlingLife Tournaments | BowlingLife Tournaments | BowlingLife

Sweden’s Robin Ilhammar continued his incredible summer run by winning the 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge, held July 5–13, 2025, in Madrid, Spain.Ilhammar defeated Czech Republic’s Lukáš Jelínek 245–222 in the final match to secure the title, adding to his recent victories at the IBF World Cup and the European Men’s Championships Masters event. At the end of May, Ilhammar also won the Kegel Aalborg International Open in Denmark. IBF World Cup IBF World Cup European Men’s Championships Masters event European Men’s Championships Masters event won the Kegel Aalborg International Open won the Kegel Aalborg International Open Ilhammar had a steady climb throughout the tournament. He placed 11th in qualification and advanced to Final Step 2, where he posted 964 over four games to finish third. In Final Step 3, he opened with 278 and 245 to grab early momentum. Despite a 184 in Game 3, he stayed above the cut and qualified in fifth place for Step 4. There, Ilhammar delivered four consistent and high-scoring games - 258, 252, 256, and 237 - to claim the top seed for the stepladder finals. Earlier in the semifinal, Lukáš Jelínek edged out Spain’s Michael Piccari 214–211 before facing Ilhammar in the championship match. Endrina Bracuto of Venezuela won the women's competition. She successfully advanced through two final steps and finished 10th overall in the general standings. 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge Results 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge Results

The Scottish Open 2025 concluded on Sunday at L.A. Bowl in Ayr, Scotland, where No. 1 seed Brian Gillespie claimed the title after winning the title match against No. 4 seed Euan Coote with a score of 220–203. The stepladder finals were played in single-game elimination format, where the lowest seed faced the next-highest seed in each round. Coote had reached the final by first defeating Ben Wallace 211–185 in game 1 and then winning against Ben Robinson 279–224 in game 2. Final Standings – Scottish Open 2025 Brian Gillespie (Scotland)Euan Coote (Scotland)Ben Robinson (England) Brian Gillespie (Scotland) Brian Gillespie Euan Coote (Scotland) Euan Coote Ben Robinson (England) Ben Robinson Qualification and Advancing Players Qualification totals were based on the best two 4-game sets. Ben Robinson led all qualifiers with the highest total of 1,911. A total of 30 players advanced from the qualifying rounds to the final stages. The top six qualifiers were: Ben Robinson (England) – 1,911James Guthrie (Scotland) – 1,888Steven Gill (Scotland) – 1,860Jak Herbertson (Scotland) – 1,822Ben Wallace (Scotland) – 1,780Euan Coote (Scotland) – 1,756 Ben Robinson (England) – 1,911 Ben Robinson James Guthrie (Scotland) – 1,888 James Guthrie Steven Gill (Scotland) – 1,860 Steven Gill Jak Herbertson (Scotland) – 1,822 Jak Herbertson Ben Wallace (Scotland) – 1,780 Ben Wallace Euan Coote (Scotland) – 1,756 Euan Coote Full results can be found on Scottish Tenpin Bowling Association's Facebook Full results can be found on Scottish Tenpin Bowling Association's Facebook Two perfect games were bowled during the event. The first came from Jak Herbertson, who finished 10th overall. The second was achieved by champion Brian Gillespie during Final Step 2. About the Event The finals followed a four-step format. Final Step 1 included players ranked below the top six. They bowled three games with scores reset to zero. The top nine from that round advanced to Final Step 2, where they were joined by the 4th to 6th place qualifiers. These players bowled another three games, and the top four advanced. In Final Step 3, the top three qualifiers entered the competition alongside the advancing four. A three-game block was bowled, and the top four moved into the stepladder finals. The total prize fund for the Scottish Open 2025 was £2,000. 45 players participated in this year's event.

The Motiv Open 2025 has concluded at Brno Bowling Center in the Czech Republic, with local talent Matyáš Mňačko winning the title after an mindblowing final round that came down to a single pin. Mňačko, who finished third in qualification with a total of 1,416 over six games, advanced directly to Final Step 2, where he immediately took command. His 724 total over three games, highlighted by a stunning 279 in Game 2, led the 20-player field. In Final Step 3, his scores of 200 and 236 added to his previous total, just enough to edge into the fourth and final qualifying position for the stepladder finals - by only 15 pins. The final was played in elimination format, where the lowest-scoring bowler was knocked out after each game. Mňačko navigated the first two rounds and then edged Šimon Hrušovský by the narrowest margin - 223 to 222 - to win the title. The victory earned Mňačko the €1,500 first-place prize. Ema Iwazawa performed best among women and finished in the fourth place overall at the Motiv Open 2025. Motiv Open 2025 Top 4: Matyáš MňačkoŠimon HrušovskýAdam HaxaEma Iwazawa Matyáš Mňačko Šimon Hrušovský Adam Haxa Ema Iwazawa Full results can be found here Full results can be found here About the Event Held from June 28 to July 6, 2025, the Motiv Open 2025 welcomed top bowlers from across Europe to Brno Bowling Center. A total of 129 players participated in this year's event, competing across 11 qualifying squads for a share of the €10,050 guaranteed prize fund. A total of 32 players advanced to the finals through multiple pathways, including Early Bird, Turbo, and Desperado options - offering bowlers plenty of ways to stay in contention.

The Italy Senior Open 2025 has officially wrapped up at Mondial Bowling in Rome, with Alessandra Morra of Italy and Steven Flynn of JK claiming the top titles in the Women’s and Men’s events. Morra Triumphs on Home Soil Italy’s Alessandra Morra, who qualified seventh, rose steadily through the rounds. After a dominant performance in the Round Robin, she secured the top position heading into the semifinals. There, Morra defeated Belgium’s Liliane Vintens with an impressive 266–192 win. In the final match, Morra came out striking early and never let up, claiming a convincing 216–169 victory over Belgium’s Vanessa Vissenberg, who had earlier defeated Linda Van Kerckhove 215–157 in the other semifinal. Morra’s win earned her €900 and thr ISBT Tour title. Flynn Strikes to the Title In the Men’s division, Steven Flynn finished second in qualification, earning a direct spot in Final Step 3. While he only won two matches in his Round Robin group, his high-scoring games (280, 258, 169, 202, 223) were enough to secure second place and a spot in the semifinal. There, Flynn faced Italy’s C. Zucconi in a tightly contested match, coming out on top 259–238. In the final, Flynn exploded with seven strikes to open the game, setting a pace Italy’s C. Ajola couldn’t match. Flynn sealed the win 268–219 and claimed the €1,850 first-place prize. Full results of the Italy Senior Open 2025 Full results of the Italy Senior Open 2025 A Demanding Oil Pattern This year’s 42-foot oil pattern proved both challenging and fair, featuring a total oil volume of 26.8 ml and a 1:7.06 ratio. It created an environment where smart adjustments and solid execution were crucial — a true test of experience and consistency that rewarded shotmakers who stayed sharp throughout. Find the oil pattern here Find the oil pattern here Prize Fund and Hospitality With a €16,000 total prize pool, the Italy Senior Open once again delivered on both competitiveness and prestige. Payouts extended to the Top 34 men and Top 12 women, rewarding strong performances throughout the field. Held at the acclaimed Mondial Bowling center, the event provided world-class playing conditions:18 QubicaAMF lanes, Kegel Specto, Lanetalk, live scoring, and full YouTube livestreams on all lanes. Paired with warm Italian hospitality and traditional meals served throughout the week, it’s no surprise this tournament continues to attract senior bowlers from across Europe. Official Tournament T-Shirt Still Available In collaboration with Trident, a limited-edition Italy Senior Open 2025 t-shirt is still available for just €35. Fully customizable with your name, it’s the perfect keepsake from one of the continent’s most beloved senior events - order yours here. order yours here. order yours here. order yours here.

The qualification stage of the Italy Senior Open 2025 has officially wrapped up at Mondial Bowling in Rome, following 20 competitive squads spread across several intense days. With 149 senior bowlers competing, the top 34 men and 12 women have now secured their spots in the final stages of this highly anticipated tournament. Masetti Shines in the Men’s Division Italy’s L. Masetti delivered the top performance in the men's qualification round, scoring a total of 1,570 with handicap in Squad 7. His games of 236, 225, 226, 230, 213, and 279 were enough to edge out strong performances from other top contenders. Masetti will move directly into Final Step 3, joined by fellow top-four qualifiers S. Flynn of JK, and Italians C. Ajola and M. Celli. The rest of the men’s field will continue through a structured series of elimination rounds. Players ranked 11 through 34 will begin with a four-game block in Final Step 1, from which the top ten will advance. Those ten will then be joined by players ranked 5 to 10 for another four games in Final Step 2. The top eight from that round will move forward to face the top four qualifiers in Final Step 3. After another four-game block, twelve players will remain, split into two groups. The top two from each group will then reach the semifinals. Perniaux Leads the Women’s Field In the women’s division, V. Perniaux of Belgium led the way with a total score of 1,313 during Squad 13. Her consistent series included games of 218, 205, 217, 209, 202, and 226. Just two pins behind her, fellow Belgian L. Vintens posted 1,311, while Italy’s M. Matrullo (1,304) and V. Vissenberg (1,297) rounded out the top contenders. All 12 women will now be divided into two groups for a five-game Round Robin series. The top two players from each group will earn a place in the semifinals. Full results of the Italy Senior Open 2025 Full results of the Italy Senior Open 2025 A Demanding Oil Pattern This year’s 42-foot oil pattern proved both challenging and fair, featuring a total oil volume of 26.8 ml and a 1:7.06 ratio. It created an environment where smart adjustments and solid execution were crucial — a true test of experience and consistency that rewarded shotmakers who stayed sharp throughout. Find the oil pattern here Find the oil pattern here Prize Fund and Hospitality The tournament boasts a €16,000 prize pool, with the Men’s Singles champion set to receive €1,850 and the Women’s Singles winner taking home €900. Prize money will be awarded to the Top 34 men and Top 12 women, underscoring the scale and prestige of the event. Hosted at the modern Mondial Bowling center, players and fans alike have enjoyed world-class conditions. The venue features 18 QubicaAMF lanes, Kegel Specto tracking, Lanetalk integration, live scoring, and full YouTube livestreams on all lanes. Combined with smooth organization and authentic Italian meals served during the week, it’s no surprise this tournament continues to grow in popularity. Official Tournament T-Shirt Still Available In collaboration with Trident, a sleek and fully customizable tournament t-shirt is available for €35 - order yours here. order yours here. order yours here. order yours here. Don’t miss the action as one of Europe’s top senior tournaments gets underway in Rome. Follow the action at https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/ Don’t miss the action as one of Europe’s top senior tournaments gets underway in Rome. Follow the action at https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/ https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/ https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/

The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters was nothing short of a bowling spectacle. After a brake since 2019, it returned to the beautiful city of Helsingborg, Sweden, as the only PBA Tour event outside the U.S. in the 2023 season. For bowlers, this was a golden opportunity to compete against the best of the sport for a coveted PBA Tour title on the international stage. The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters Helsingborg, Sweden Helsingborg, Sweden It was an event that united bowlers, fans, and enthusiasts from all corners of Europe to celebrate the game. And celebrations must be remembered. There's no more meaningful way to admire your most memorable bowling moments than by having a keepsake. It is even more special when that keepsake is something you can wear in your favourite bowling alley. Whether you took part in the event as a player or simply share a deep love for bowling and wish to express it in style, then the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters jersey is a must-have addition to your collection. Crafted by the experts at 'Strike's Sportswear', a team boasting over 50 years of experience in providing high-quality clothing, this jersey is more than just clothing. It is a symbol of the biggest bowling event in Europe of the past few years. Strike's Sportswear Strike's Sportswear The jersey's beutiful combination of blue and yellow serves as a tribute to Sweden and its stunning Riviera - the host city of Helsingborg, where the event unfolded. Crafted from soft yet durable material, it is purpose-built to endure the demands of the game while ensuring your comfort throughout your bowling sessions. Helsingborg Helsingborg But that is not all. The best part is that you can personalize it by adding your name to the back. Imagine walking into your favorite bowling alley with your name displayed on the jersey, ready to conquer the lanes, much like AJ Johnson did when he clinched his first PBA Tour title at the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters - that mental image is truly invaluable. AJ Johnson did when he clinched his first PBA Tour title at the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters AJ Johnson did when he clinched his first PBA Tour title at the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters If bowling legends like Kris Prather have one, why shouldn't you? Here is the catch – time is running out! The opportunity to own this unique jersey is slipping away, so don't miss out! Order your jersey today and become part of the legacy of the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters. Feeling like a jersey might not be enough? You should also check out this brand-new special edition bowling ball, created in partnership with Storm Bowling exclusively for the event. Feeling like a jersey might not be enough? You should also check out this brand-new special edition bowling ball , created in partnership with Storm Bowling Storm Bowling exclusively for the event.

The sun was shining and the strikes were flying at the Pärnu Open 2025, where Finland’s Jussi Laine took home the title after a strong 216–196 win over fellow Finn Linus Boström in the final. Held from June 14 to 29 in the beautiful seaside city of Pärnu, Estonia, this year’s edition delivered everything—intense matchups, summer vibes, and Baltic charm. With a €7,100 prize pool and bowlers from across the Baltic region. Laine, who qualified in 6th place with 1424, started his finals campaign in Round 3, where he survived a tight three-game battle against Robin Miklas. In Round 4, he swept Laurynas Narušis 2–0 to earn his spot in the semifinals. There, he put on a dominant performance against Roni Leskinen, winning 223–161 to set up an all-Finnish final against Boström. Boström had earlier advanced by defeating Estonia’s own Kaarel Jaanimägi 195–154.

The stage is set. The Italy Senior Open 2025 kicks off tomorrow at Mondial Bowling in Rome, bringing together 149 senior bowlers from across Europe for one of the most anticipated events on the senior bowling calendar. Running from June 28 to July 6, this year’s edition promises everything that makes this tournament so special: top-tier competition, relaxed atmosphere, smooth organization, and of course — the unmistakable charm of Italy’s capital city. Oil Pattern Revealed This year’s oil pattern will put players to the test with a 42-foot layout, 26.8 ml of total oil, and a 1:7.06 ratio — striking a tough but fair balance between scoring potential and precision shotmaking. It’s the kind of pattern that rewards smart adjustments and execution, perfect for seasoned players looking to showcase their skill. Find the oil pattern here Find the oil pattern here Tournament Format & Prize Pool The format begins with a 6-game qualification round, narrowing down the field before moving into five final steps to determine the champions. A total of €16,000 in prize money is up for grabs, including: €1,850 to the Men’s Singles Champion€900 to the Women’s Singles ChampionPayouts extending to the Top 34 men and Top 12 women €1,850 to the Men’s Singles Champion €900 to the Women’s Singles Champion Payouts extending to the Top 34 men and Top 12 women World-Class Setup, Streaming & Hospitality The event takes place at Mondial Bowling, one of Europe’s premier venues, equipped with: 18 QubicaAMF lanesKegel Specto tracking systemLanetalk supportQubicaAMF live scoringFull YouTube livestream across all lanes 18 QubicaAMF lanes Kegel Specto tracking system Lanetalk support QubicaAMF live scoring Full YouTube livestream across all lanes And let’s not forget the warm Italian hospitality. Expect great company, smooth operations, and authentic food served throughout the tournament week. Exclusive Tournament T-Shirt Now Available Want a souvenir to remember the event — or just look sharp on the lanes? Trident, a tournament partner, has created a sleek custom Italy Senior Open 2025 t-shirt, which can be fully personalized with your name. Available now for €35 – order yours here. order yours here order yours here . Don’t miss the action as one of Europe’s top senior tournaments gets underway in Rome. Follow the action at https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/ Don’t miss the action as one of Europe’s top senior tournaments gets underway in Rome. Follow the action at https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/ https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/ https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/italy-senior-open-2025/

The organizers of the 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge have officially revealed the oil pattern for this year’s tournament, which will be held from July 5 to 13, 2025. The tournament will take place in Madrid, Spain, and is expected to welcome over 140 players from around the globe. With a prize pool of €36,000, including a €5,000 reward for the champion, this year’s Madrid Challenge promises not only excitement but serious competition. The 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge is known for its great atmosphere and strong international field. 10th Brunswick Madrid Challenge is expected to be one of the most competitive events on the European bowling calendar this summer. Bowling fans can find all the details about the event and follow the action on https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/10th-brunswick-madrid-challenge/ https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/10th-brunswick-madrid-challenge/ https://tournaments.bowlinglife.eu/10th-brunswick-madrid-challenge/