Selected PBA ELITE Regional Tour events will be broadcast live on Bowling TV this autumn, with the season-ending PBA Regional Players Invitational also exclusive to the channel. Bowling TV The announcement covers 12 PBA and PWBA regional broadcasts from September through December 2026. Six PBA ELITE regional stops and the RPI will be exclusive to Bowling TV, while five PWBA events will also be available on BowlTV. The announcement Coverage begins September 13 with qualifying and the stepladder finals of the PWBA Twin Cities Regional at Cedarvale Lanes in Eagan, Minnesota. The first PBA ELITE broadcast follows September 19–20, when the South Regional 1 takes place in Rocky Mount, Virginia. How to Watch Bowling TV Bowling TV is a free, ad-supported channel, separate from the USBC’s BowlTV subscription service. We wrote an article on how U.S. and international viewers can watch this bowling channel. We wrote an article on how U.S. and international viewers can watch this bowling channel Bowling TV’s 2026 Regional Broadcast Schedule All dates below are broadcast dates in 2026. The schedule is subject to change; check local listings for start times. September 13 — PWBA Twin Cities RegionalEagan, Minnesota — Bowling TV and BowlTV. September 13 — PWBA Twin Cities Regional September 19–20 — PBA ELITE South Regional 1Rocky Mount, Virginia — exclusively on Bowling TV. September 19–20 — PBA ELITE South Regional 1 September 27 — PWBA Albany RegionalSouth Glens Falls, New York — Bowling TV and BowlTV. September 27 — PWBA Albany Regional October 3–4 — PBA ELITE Central Regional 1Bluffton, Indiana — exclusively on Bowling TV. October 3–4 — PBA ELITE Central Regional 1 October 10–11 — PBA ELITE Southwest Regional 2Houston, Texas — exclusively on Bowling TV. October 10–11 — PBA ELITE Southwest Regional 2 October 17–18 — PBA ELITE Midwest Regional 1Lincoln, Nebraska — exclusively on Bowling TV. October 17–18 — PBA ELITE Midwest Regional 1 October 24 — PWBA Greater Cleveland RegionalLorain, Ohio — Bowling TV and BowlTV. October 24 — PWBA Greater Cleveland Regional October 31–November 1 — PBA ELITE Central Regional 3Fort Wayne, Indiana — exclusively on Bowling TV. October 31–November 1 — PBA ELITE Central Regional 3 November 14–15 — PBA ELITE Midwest Regional 3St. Charles, Missouri — exclusively on Bowling TV. November 14–15 — PBA ELITE Midwest Regional 3 November 22 — PWBA Greater Pittsburgh RegionalPittsburgh, Pennsylvania — Bowling TV and BowlTV. November 22 — PWBA Greater Pittsburgh Regional December 4–5 — PWBA Regional ShowdownOrlando, Florida — Bowling TV and BowlTV. December 4–5 — PWBA Regional Showdown December 11–13 — PBA Regional Players Invitational presented by USBCReno, Nevada — exclusively on Bowling TV. December 11–13 — PBA Regional Players Invitational presented by USBC The two season finales will take place at Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando and the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, respectively. All action from the PBA Regional Players Invitational will be shown exclusively on Bowling TV. Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/pba-elite-regional-tour-bowling-tv-schedule-2026/#article","mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/pba-elite-regional-tour-bowling-tv-schedule-2026"},"headline": "PBA ELITE Regional Tour Heads to Free Bowling TV: Full Schedule","description": "Selected PBA ELITE Regional Tour events and the RPI will air exclusively on Bowling TV. See the full 2026 schedule, including PWBA regional broadcasts.","datePublished": "2026-09-10T19:42:40+03:00","dateModified": "2026-09-10T19:42:40+03:00","inLanguage": "en","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"about": [{"@type": "Organization","name": "Professional Bowlers Association"},{"@type": "Organization","name": "Professional Women’s Bowling Association"},{"@type": "TelevisionChannel","name": "Bowling TV","url": "https://www.watchbowling.tv/"}]}]}

EJ Tackett has become the first bowler in PBA history to win Player of the Year in four consecutive seasons, claiming the 2026 Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year award. The 34-year-old from Bluffton, Indiana, received 85.46% of the votes cast by PBA members and media. It is his fifth career Player of the Year award, following victories in 2016 and from 2023 through 2025. Only Jason Belmonte and Walter Ray Williams Jr., with seven each, and Earl Anthony, with six, have won more. Tackett moves ahead of Mark Roth, who earned four. Record Average This season, Tackett set a PBA Tour single-season average record of 229.79 across 438 games. He also led the tour in points with 32,335 and earnings with $324,075. His consistency produced 10 top-five finishes, 13 top-10 finishes and 17 cashes in 18 title events, leading the tour in all three categories. The new average record adds to an already strong run. His 229.37 average in 2024 and 228.60 in 2025 rank third and fifth, respectively, on the all-time list. Tackett’s clinched the POY award winning the 2026 AMF PBA World Championship for the fourth consecutive year. Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/ej-tackett-fourth-straight-pba-player-of-the-year-2026/#article","headline": "Four in a Row: EJ Tackett Makes PBA Player of the Year History","description": "EJ Tackett becomes the first bowler to win four straight PBA Player of the Year awards after a record average and another World Championship title.","datePublished": "2026-09-10T09:10:03+03:00","dateModified": "2026-09-10T09:10:03+03:00","mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/ej-tackett-fourth-straight-pba-player-of-the-year-2026"},"author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"about": [{"@type": "Person","name": "EJ Tackett"},{"@type": "Organization","name": "Professional Bowlers Association","url": "https://www.pba.com"}]}]}

Spencer Robarge added another trophy this year bywinning thePBA QubicaAMF Mark 3One Midwest Openat Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska. PBA QubicaAMF Mark 3One Midwest Open Robarge earned his fourth PBA Regional title of 2026 and the $3,000 top prize.He ended 47 pins ahead of runner-up Kai Evans. Ryan Burton finished only seven pins behind Evans in third place with 4,577.Jacob Bockstie and Gavin Unger completed the top five. Robarge Moves From Second to First Robarge opened the tournament with 1,698 over seven qualifying games,placing second behind Evans. The top third of the field advanced to four moregames before the leading eight moved into round-robin match play. Robarge then posted a 5-3 match-playrecord, collected 150 bonus pins, and moved past Evans andfinish in the first position. Along withfour regional titles, Robarge has already won twice on the national PBA Tour this year,claiming the PBA Ohio Classic and the Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles with Annalise OBryant. PBA Ohio Classic Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/spencer-robarge-fourth-regional-title-2026/#article","headline": "Spencer Robarge Wins Fourth Regional Title This Year at PBA QubicaAMF Mark 3One Midwest Open","description": "Spencer Robarge finished 47 pins ahead of Kai Evans in Lincoln to win the Mark 3One Midwest Open and his fourth regional title of 2026.","datePublished": "2026-09-02T11:08:12+03:00","dateModified": "2026-09-02T11:08:12+03:00","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/spencer-robarge-fourth-regional-title-2026"},"about": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Spencer Robarge"},{"@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/spencer-robarge-fourth-regional-title-2026/#event"}]},{"@type": "SportsEvent","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/spencer-robarge-fourth-regional-title-2026/#event","name": "2026 PBA QubicaAMF Mark 3One Midwest Open","sport": "Bowling","startDate": "2026-08-28","endDate": "2026-08-30","eventStatus": "https://schema.org/EventCompleted","location": {"@type": "Place","name": "Sun Valley Lanes","address": {"@type": "PostalAddress","streetAddress": "321 Victory Lane","postalCode": "68528","addressLocality": "Lincoln","addressRegion": "NE","addressCountry": "US"}},"competitor": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Spencer Robarge"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Kai Evans"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Ryan Burton"}],"description": "Spencer Robarge won the 2026 PBA QubicaAMF Mark 3One Midwest Open by 47 pins over Kai Evans."}]}

Raymond Teece once watched PBA telecasts over and over on videotapes sent fromthe United States, wondering what it would feel like to win a title of hisown. On Monday night in Sweden, he finally found out. The Englishman defeated Finland’s Tomas Käyhkö 195-191 at Olympia Bowling inHelsingborg to win the 2026 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters - the first PBA Tourtitle of his career. The childhood dream had come true with almost the entire family together. His parents, wife Sydney and seven-month-old daughter watched from behind thelanes. Even his brother Richie joined the celebration by phone.“It’s very hard to express in words. I feel just elation,” Teecetold Erikas Jansonas from BowlingLife after the final. “I’m still trying toprocess everything that led up to it and what has actually happened.” Four Pins Between Teece and Käyhkö Teece reached the championship match with a commanding 235-179 semifinal winover Sweden’s Carl Eklund. Käyhkö earned the other place by defeating AlbinGullstrand 255-209. The final was much tighter. Teece found a clear look on the right lane, butthe left lane demanded a different answer. He covered four spares there beforefinally striking in the ninth frame. Teece had received information about the pair while preparing away from thetelevision set. Richie stayed in contact with him, while his Full House coachwas beside him in the warm-up area. “They were watching the match while I was warming up and giving me some intelon what Tomas was doing on the lanes,” Teece said. “We just felt like thatlane was getting tighter because the ball would lock up a little bit more whenyou got it out, whereas on the right lane you could get it there and it wouldrecover a little bit easier.” Käyhkö opened the door by missing a single 10-pin early in the game, but theFinn remained close. Teece then tripped the 9-pin in the ninth frame, givinghim his first strike on the left lane and completing a double at the mostimportant moment. “That still wasn’t the greatest shot that I wanted to throw,” Teece said. “Butit was good enough to get the job done.” Käyhkö struck in the ninth, but left a 10-pin on each of his first two shotsin the 10th and finished with 191. Teece needed only enough countafter his ninth-frame strike. His first ball left the 2-7-8, and the wholecrowd at the Olympia Bowling sighed loutdly. BUt only for a second - knockingdown two pins on the spare attempt secured a four-pin victory. From Videotapes to Dream Come True Teece’s dream began more than two decades ago, long before PBA broadcasts wereeasy to find online. “It’s insane to think back to the shows that I still remember watching when Iwas a teenager,” Teece said. “A guy that we knew would get videotapes sent tohim by a friend in the States every month, with all the telecasts from thatmonth. I’d just be watching them all the time, on video, over and over andover.” Those recordings showed him the best bowlers in the world lifting trophies andcelebrating moments he wanted to experience himself. “Watching those guys win their titles and some of their reactions, justthinking, ‘I want to be there. I want that to happen to me. I’ll do whatever Ineed to do.’” The opportunity had started to feel more urgent in recent seasons. Teeceadmitted that he could feel the window for winning at the highest levelbecoming smaller, which made Monday’s victory even harder to comprehend. “To have actually done it—it just means all of that time has been worth it,”he said. Mum and Dad Kept Their Promise Before the final,Teece told BowlingLife about a promise his parents madewhen he and Richie were young. If either brother reached a PBA Tour final,they would do everything possible to be there. Teece told BowlingLife about a promise his parents made They kept that promise when Richie won the 2017 PBA Shark Championship on hisfirst television appearance. Nearly nine years later, they travelled fromEngland to Sweden and watched Raymond join him as a champion. “They made a promise to us when we were younger and we were aspiring to it:‘If you ever make it, we will be there. As long as it’s not on the same day,we will be there,’” Teece said. “Maybe, maybe Mum and Dad are the lucky charm,” he said. “It’s nothing to dowith us.” Teece’s title completed a tournament that began with the first 300 game of theweek and included a difficult route through both Sunday final stages.He then defeated Teodor Samuelsson, qualifying winner Tomo GaberPinteric, Eklund and Käyhkö on his way to the trophy. “All the time, all the effort, all the dedication, and all the time that I’vekind of taken away from my own game to help others as well with coaching andeverything else—I wouldn’t change any of it,” Teece said. “I know that it ledhere and it led to me being able to do that.” Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. 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Ironically, Carl Eklund barely remembers the biggest match of his life yet. What remainsclear is the first ball of the 10th frame—and the wave of relief that followedwhen it found the pocket. The 20-year-old Swede had defeated Jesper Svensson 686-652 andearned a place in theStorm Lucky Larsen Masterssemifinals at Olympia Bowling in Helsingborg. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters Eklund will face England’s Raymond Teece in a one-game semifinal on Mondayevening. Two more wins would give him his first PBA Tour title, earned in theonly international event on the 2026 PBA Tour schedule. “It means the world to me,” Eklund said. “It was a really long road to gethere, and it was kind of tough, I would say.” Best Bowling of His Life Eklund improved his qualifying score several times during the week. His bestsix-game block of 1,459 earned him a direct place in Final Step 2, allowinghim to skip Sunday morning’s opening round. He then advanced from Final Step 2 as the eighth seed for match play. In theRound of 16, Eklund bowled games 248, 227 and 267 for a 742 total,defeating Norway’s Mathias Otting by 187 pins. “Probably some of the best decisions of my life I’ve made, and some of thebest bowling of my life,” Eklund said. “Everything I’ve done to get here, Ithink I’ve done almost everything the best way I could.” Jesper Svensson looked almost untouchable earlier on Sunday. He led Final Step 2 and then defeated Anton Andersson 785-636 in hisopening match. He also began the quarterfinal with 258 against Eklund’s 207. Eklund answeredwith 224 in the second game to cut the deficit, then took control with 255 inthe deciding game as Svensson closed with 194. “I have to say, he’s the best bowler in Sweden,” Eklund said. “I honestlydon’t know. I barely remember the finals. I wish I could walk you through it,but I only remember stepping up into the 10th.” Before his final frame, Eklund watched and waited for Svensson to finish. “I was sitting down and waiting for him to throw a shot in the 10th, and Iwas like, ‘I’m going to have to put one more on the board. He’s going tostrike out, because it’s Jesper.’” When the moment finally arrived, Eklund reduced the situation to one simpletask. “I was like, ‘Just relax now. Get into the pocket, just make a good shot andmove on with it,’” he said. “I got the first one in the 10th. It was such anice moment for me.” A PBA Title Chance on Home Soil Eklund’s reaction after the match showed how much the victory meant, but he istrying not to look beyond his semifinal against Teece. Every remaining playeris still searching for a first PBA Tour title. “It feels amazing,” Eklund said. “I don’t like to get ahead of myself, butjust being here is amazing for me. I want to win, but I have to get throughone guy first.” If he does, Eklund would bowl for the title in one of his home country’s mostfamiliar venues, with his father and coach watching from behind the lanes. “It’s one of the best bowling alleys in Sweden as well—the best staff, such anamazing facility,” Eklund said. “I’ll have my dad and my coach watching. Itwould be amazing, a dream come true.” Tomas Käyhkö and Albin Gullstrand will meet in the other semifinal. Monday’sshow begins at 7 p.m. local time, with the two semifinal winners advancing tothe one-game championship match. The finals will be streamed live on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/carl-eklund-first-pba-title-home-sllm/#article","headline": "“It Means the World to Me”: Carl Eklund Chases PBA Title on Home Soil","description": "Carl Eklund reflects on beating Jesper Svensson, his emotional reaction and the chance to win his first PBA Tour title on home soil.","datePublished": "2026-08-31T16:26:02+03:00","dateModified": "2026-08-31T16:26:02+03:00","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/carl-eklund-first-pba-title-home-sllm"},"about": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Carl Eklund"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Jesper Svensson"},{"@type": "SportsEvent","name": "2026 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters"}]}]}

After a few years of being close, Raymond Teece has finally reached the Storm Lucky Larsen Masters finals and given himself a real chance to win the first PBA Tour title of his career. Teece reached the quarterfinals at Olympia Bowling last year before losing to eventual champion Sean Rash. This time, he made it through two Sunday final stages and two match-play rounds to become one of the last four players standing. Raymond’s run to the TV finals is no coincidence—he feels right at home in Sweden.When Teece walks onto the tv pair on Monday night, his Swedish League teammates will be behind him at Olympia Bowling, while his parents are travelling from England to keep a promise made to Raymond and his brother Richie when they were young. They promised their sons that if either of them reached a PBA Tour final, they would be there to watch. They kept their word when Richie won the 2017 PBA Shark Championship. Now, it is Raymond’s turn. Teece will face Sweden’s Carl Eklund in the semifinal, two wins away from joining his brother among PBA Tour champions.After years of work, near misses and what he calls “emotional torture,” the opportunity means far more than one night of bowling. A Tournament of Ups and Downs Teece made an immediate impact by bowling the first 300 game of the tournamentduring Squad 9. However, the perfect game did not lead to the six-game totalhe wanted. “The tournament, I feel like it’s had its ups and downs,” Teece said. “Itstarted early with the first 300 of the tournament. I didn’t take theopportunities that I had in that squad to start with. I played another squadand didn’t really make much of it.” Teece then took a few days away from competition and spent time with familyin Sweden. He returned on Thursday and produced the score he needed, helped bya big final game. Confident that it would be enough, he did not enter anotherqualifying squad. “I just thought, ‘Let’s just start on Sunday and see what happens,’” Teecesaid. “Just keep going until I don’t get any further.” His Sunday began in Final Step 1. Teece advanced through that round and FinalStep 2 before earning the fifth seed for match play. He defeated 2024 SLLM runner-up Teodor Samuelsson 699-614 and then ended qualifying leader Tomo Gaber Pinteric’s run with a 604-580 victory. 2024 SLLM runner-up Teodor Samuelsson qualifying leader Tomo Gaber Pinteric’s run “The Biggest Two Games of My Career” Teece reached the quarterfinals in Helsingborg last year before losing toeventual champion Sean Rash. This time, he has taken the next step and willcompete in his first SLLM tv finals. champion Sean Rash “Which leads into, as you say, two games now—the biggest, potentially twogames of my career,” Teece said. “It’s what you train for. It’s what you worktowards. It’s what your dream is, and it’s what you’re aiming to do.” He knows how much is at stake, but his plan is to narrow his attention to thethings he can actually influence. “I’m just going to try and focus on what I can control,” Teece said. “But ifit all goes well for me, if it works out for me, then it would be a dream cometrue. It would be a lifetime of dreaming, a lifetime of working and alifetime of, shall we say, emotional torture through my career to get here,and hopefully take it home.” The Messenger Came When It Mattered Teece joked that he did not receive his first messenger of the tournamentuntil the quarterfinal. It arrived when he needed it most, but he does notbelieve luck—or a lack of it—tells the full story of his week. “It was kind of sweet, because last year I got so close and I was using acompletely different set of skills,” Teece said. “This year, it’s almost likethe opposite, trying to use different angles, different speeds and differentball rolls to manage what’s in front of me.” Instead of waiting for the lanes to suit his game, Teece has focused onadapting to each situation and making the right decisions before the pinsdetermine the rest. “I’ve been able to control the pocket when I’ve got the ball off my hand,” hesaid. “It’s just been a matter of making sure I make the decisions at theright time and just staying out of my own way, as it would be for anyone inthat situation.” “It would be nice if the lanes, for lack of a better phrase, suited me, but inthis day and age, it’s not really possible, I don’t think, to properly suitone style of play because there are ways and means of attacking it. It’s justa matter of the pins falling the right way.” The one-game semifinal between Teece and Eklund begins as part of Monday’sfinal show at 7 p.m. local time. Tomas Käyhkö and Albin Gullstrand will meetin the other semifinal before the two winners bowl one game for the title.The entire show will be streamed live on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Tomas Käyhkö Albin Gullstrand Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. 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Sunday night’s quarterfinal at Olympia Bowling had the feel of David againstGoliath. On one side stood the three-time reigning PBA Player of the Year. Onthe other was a young Swede, backed by the home crowd and still chasing hisfirst PBA Tour title. But while some victories look almost impossible from the outside, Albin Gullstrand never saw his match against EJ Tackett that way. Gullstrand had already defeated Swedish League teammate Markus Jansson, andhe believed the same performance could take him past Tackett. Three gameslater, what seemed impossible to many had become reality. Gullstrand won714-639 and advanced to Monday’s Storm Lucky Larsen Masters semifinals. The victory carried even more weight after the difficult road that broughthim here. “It means everything to sit here today and bowl today, because I have had areally rough time with sickness in my stomach,” Gullstrand said. “So to sithere and bowl today is amazing.” Gullstrand earned a direct place in Final Step 2 after finishing qualification in sixth with 1,473. He then secured the No. 14 seed for the three-game total-pinfallmatches. His first opponent was fellow Swede Markus Jansson, his teammate in theSwedish League. Gullstrand won 791-693, even though he lost the first game 299-279. Gullstrand carried the same approach into hisquarterfinal against Tackett. Tackett entered the tournament as one of the biggest names in the field, butGullstrand believed the matchup gave him a real opportunity. “I knew that if I did what I did against Markus, I would win, because hedidn’t look too good on the fresh,” Gullstrand said. “I knew I had nothing tolose. I just tried to win and do what I do best, and it finally worked.” “It’s Not Everybody Who Beats Him” Gullstrand opened the quarterfinal with 237 and then added 275 to take controlof the match. A closing 202 gave him a 714 total, while Tackett finished with639 after games of 230, 226 and 183. The Swede admitted that facing Tackett brought nerves, but the size of themoment also made the victory more rewarding. “I was nervous against him. I mean, it’s EJ Tackett. It’s not everybody whobeats him,” Gullstrand said. “So it’s really cool to sit here today, and Ibeat EJ to sit here. It means everything.”Gullstrand will now meet Tomas Käyhkö in a one-game semifinal. The Finn is the onlyfull-time PBA Tour player among the four semifinalists and reached this stageby defeating PBA Tour champions Santtu Tahvanainen and Zach Wilkins. Gullstrand will now meet Tomas Käyhkö in a one-game semifinal. The Finn is the onlyfull-time PBA Tour player among the four semifinalists and reached this stageby defeating PBA Tour champions Santtu Tahvanainen and Zach Wilkins. “I think it’s going to be a hard match against Tomas,” Gullstrand said. “Butif I do what I do best and he has a little rough day, I think I might haveit.” Carl Eklund and Raymond Teece will meet in the other semifinal. All threematches are decided over one game, and every remaining player is looking fora first PBA Tour title. The finals begin at 7 p.m. local time and will bestreamed live on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/albin-gullstrand-pba-title-shot/#article","headline": "“It Means Everything”: Albin Gullstrand Turns Tough Road Into PBA Title Shot","description": "Albin Gullstrand reflects on health struggles, defeating EJ Tackett and earning a shot at his first PBA Tour title at the SLLM.","datePublished": "2026-08-31T14:30:22+03:00","dateModified": "2026-08-31T14:30:22+03:00","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/albin-gullstrand-pba-title-shot"},"about": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Albin Gullstrand"},{"@type": "SportsEvent","name": "2026 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters"}]}]}

Tomas Käyhkö enters Monday evening two wins away from the first PBA Tourtitle of his career at theStorm Lucky Larsen Mastersin Helsingborg, Sweden. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters The Finnish bowler will face Sweden’s Albin Gullstrand in a one-gamesemifinal at Olympia Bowling. Käyhkö is the only full-time PBA Tour playeramong the four semifinalists, but like Gullstrand, Carl Eklund and RaymondTeece, he is still chasing his first Tour title. Käyhkö secured his place in the final stages during his first qualifyingattempt. He then produced one of the strongest finishes of the tournament inFinal Step 2, closing with games of 300, 268 and 278 . “Winning today would be a dream come true, something I’ve been dreaming aboutall my life,” Käyhkö told BowlingLife. “The tournament has been going prettywell. I qualified in my first squad, then had a huge finish in Final Step 2.I won matches against Santtu [Tahvanainen] and Zach [Wilkins], and now I’m finally here. It would meanthe world to me to win today.” Käyhkö defeated fellow Finn and PBA Tour champion Santtu Tahvanainen 690-624in the Round of 16. He followed that by beating two-time PBA Tour winner ZachWilkins 736-713 in the quarterfinals. The televised rounds begin on freshly prepared lanes, a situation in whichKäyhkö has looked comfortable throughout the week. His plan has been builtaround the equipment that has worked best at Olympia Bowling. “I like throwing urethane, and urethane has been the thing this week, so Ifeel confident doing that,” Käyhkö said. Experience Under the TV Lights Käyhkö has already experienced bowling for a PBA Tour title on tv.At the 2024 PBA Delaware Classic, David Krol defeated Käyhkö in the championship match, leavingthe Finn one victory short of his first PBA Tour title. Käyhkö believes thatexperience could help him as he returns to the television lights inHelsingborg. “This kind of feels like an international event combined with a PBA event,but I feel like I maybe have a little bit more experience on TV than theothers, so it might give me a little bit of an edge,” Käyhkö said. The SLLM semifinals begin at 7 p.m. local time. The two winners will returnfor the one-game title match, with the championcollecting 200,000 Swedish kronor (approx. 21,000 dollars) and an official PBA Tour title. All theaction will be streamed live on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/tomas-kayhko-sllm-first-pba-tour-title/#article","headline": "“Winning Today Would Be a Dream Come True”: Tomas Käyhkö Eyes First PBA Tour Title","description": "Tomas Käyhkö discusses his road to the SLLM semifinals, his confidence with urethane and what a first PBA Tour title would mean.","datePublished": "2026-08-31T13:49:01+03:00","dateModified": "2026-08-31T13:49:01+03:00","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/tomas-kayhko-sllm-first-pba-tour-title"},"about": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Tomas Käyhkö"},{"@type": "SportsEvent","name": "2026 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters"}]}]}

The SLLM final four is set, and one thing is certain: someone will leaveOlympia Bowling on Monday night with the first PBA Tour title of his career. Sweden’s Carl Eklund and Albin Gullstrand, Finland’s Tomas Käyhkö andEngland’s Raymond Teece survived a long Sunday in Helsingborg to claim thefour places in Monday’s televised finals at theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters.None of them has won on the PBA Tour before. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters The day began with the 55 players who advanced from 27 qualifying squads.Thirty competed in Final Step 1, with the top 15 joining the 25 players whohad earned a bye into Final Step 2. That round reduced the field to 16, andtwo rounds of three-game total-pinfall matches eventually left only four. When the quarterfinal pairings were set, Monday appeared headed for astar-filled finish. Local hero and 2024 SLLM champion Jesper Svensson wasstill alive, alongside PBA Player of the Year contenders EJ Tackett and ZachWilkins. Three games later, all three were out. Eklund Erases Svensson’s Early Lead Svensson looked firmly in control after opening with 258 against Eklund’s207. Eklund won the second game 224-200, but still entered the last game 27pins behind. The 20-year-old then took over. He closed with 255 whileSvensson slipped to 194, turning a difficult start into a 686-652 victory. Käyhkö Holds Off Wilkins’ Comeback Tomas Käyhkö produced the highest three-game total of the quarterfinals againstWilkins. His opening 278 gave him a 41-pin advantage, but Wilkins answeredwith 248 in Game 2 and cut the gap to only four. Käyhkö showed no sign ofpanic, finishing with 247 to win 736-713. The Finn is the only full-time PBATour player in the final four and reached Monday by defeating two Tourchampions, Santtu Tahvanainen and later Zach Wilkins. Gullstrand Sends Tackett Home The biggest surprise of the night came from Gullstrand. The two-handedleft-hander never trailed Tackett, building a seven-pin lead after the firstgame before firing 275 in the second.Tackett could not find an answer and eventually finished with 183, while Gullstrand completed a convincing 714-639 victory overthe three-time reigning PBA Player of the Year. Teece Ends Pinteric’s Dream Run Raymond Teece, on the other hand, had to work much harder to end the run of qualifying winner Tomo GaberPinteric. Games of 197, 199 and 208 gave the Englishman a 604-580 win, butthe result was not secure until the closing frame. Pinteric had alreadyeliminated PBA Tour champion Andrew Anderson in the previous round and onceagain showed that his 1,488 qualifying score was no coincidence - he finishedjust one frame short of his first televised finals appearance. First-Time Champion Guaranteed on Monday Monday’s semifinals will put Eklund against Teece, and Gullstrand against Käyhkö. By the end of the night, one of those four will walk out of Olympia Bowling holding the biggest bowling trophy of his career. Both semifinals will be one-game matches, and the twowinners will return for a one-game championship match. The action begins at approximately 7 p.m. local time. Every game will be streamed live on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. 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Slovenia’s Tomo Gaber Pinteric produced the biggest surprise of the StormLucky Larsen Masters qualification, holding off a field packed with PBA starsto take first place with 1,488 at Olympia Bowling in Helsingborg, Sweden. His six-game score came in Squad 2 on the opening Friday, when he averaged 248with games of 233, 207, 258, 237, 264 and 289. It was already leading whenqualification reached its halfway point, but many of the biggest names were still to bowl. Even afterall 27 squads and more than 1,000 entries, nobody managed to catch him. qualification reached its halfway point Pinteric moved to Helsingborg around 18 months ago, bowls for Swedish club ISGöta and works at Olympia Bowling. After helping with the hard work behind thetournament, he will now enter Sunday’s finals as the qualification winner. Two-time PBA Tour champion Carsten Hansen of Denmark finished five pins behindwith 1,483. Andrew Anderson made a late run at the lead with 1,477 in Squad25, while Sweden’s Noel Haglund Torgersen took fourth with 1,474. U21 world champion Emil Svensson finished fifth with 1,473. Sweden’s AlbinGullstrand posted the same score and took sixth place. Only one pin behind them was Deo Benard with 1,472, while Nate Purchesfollowed in eighth with 1,471. That left just two pins separating fifth fromeighth. Sweden’s Kevin Melin secured ninth place with 1,466, while Germany’s MaxLorenz completed the top 10 with 1,461. Only 12 pins separated fifth from10th, showing just how tight the battle was behind the leaders. The top 25 earned a bye into Final Step 2, where their run toward the SLLMtitle will begin. Jesper Svensson, who won the SLLM two years ago, placed 31st with 1,420.PBA Player of the Year leader EJ Tackett finished 35th with 1,408, followedby former SLLM champion Kyle Troup in 36th with 1,407. The final score needed to advance through the general standings was 1,400.Thomas McNeal and Jakub Sedlacek both finished on that number, while BrandonBonta missed Sunday’s field by only five pins with 1,395. The remaining places were awarded through the PBA Sweden, Early Bird, senior,U21, women’s and Turbo categories. The complete 55-player field is availableon theofficial SLLM finalists page. official SLLM finalists page Sunday’s SLLM Finals Schedule Final Stage 1 begins Sunday, August 30, at 9 a.m. local time. Thirty playerswill bowl five games from scratch, with the top 15 joining the 25 directqualifiers in Final Stage 2. Final Stage 2 starts at noon. All 40 players will bowl six games from scratch,and only the top 16 will continue. At 4 p.m., those 16 players will move into head-to-head matches over threegames. The top seed will face No. 16, No. 2 will meet No. 15 and the sameformat will continue through the rest of the bracket. The eight winners willadvance to Final Stage 4 at 5:30 p.m., where four more three-game matches willdecide Monday’s semifinalists. The one-game semifinals are scheduled for approximately 7 p.m. on Monday,August 31. The one-game title match is expected to begin atapproximately 8 p.m. All rounds can be watched live on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. 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TheStorm Lucky Larsen Masters 2026has reached the halfway point of qualification at Olympia Bowling inHelsingborg, Sweden. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2026 Thirteen of the 27 squads are complete, but with 14 still to come, thestandings are far from settled. While many of bowling’s biggest names are currently on the golf course at theSLLM golf event at Lydinge Golfklubb, some less familiar but no less talentedEuropean players are leading the standings. Slovenia’s Tomo Gaber Pinteric, a young talent from Swedish club IS Göta,currently leads with 1,488. He is five pins ahead of two-time PBA Tourchampion Carsten Hansen of Denmark, who sits second with 1,483. Sweden’s Noel Haglund Torgersen is third with 1,474, followed by AlbinGullstrand with 1,473 and Norway’s Mathias Otting with 1,456. In fact, European players currently hold the first 18 places in the standings,with EJ Tackett sitting 19th. Fourteen of the current top 20 are Swedes. With unlimited re-entries, big scores are common at Olympia Bowling, so thescore needed to advance keeps getting higher with each squad. Sweden’s ErikLarsson currently holds the last advancing place in the general standings with1,337, but no one near the cut can relax with 14 squads still remaining. The top 40 in the general standings will move on, joined by 15 additionalplayers from the tournament’s special categories. Qualification continues through Saturday, August 29. The early final roundswill be played Sunday, while the semifinals and title match are scheduled forMonday evening. Updated scores are available through theofficial SLLM results page. official SLLM results page Storm Bowling Party Takes Over Wednesday Night Once Wednesday’s qualifying is finished, the action will continue with theStorm Bowling Party at Olympia Bowling. The evening includes dinner with the stars, magic from Simon Zi, thepresentation of Magnus Medalj 2026 and a Swedish League-format charity matchbetween Team Tackett and Team Iceman. The charity match begins at 7:30 p.m. local time and will help raise money forthe Swedish Childhood Diabetes Foundation. All tournament action from the lanes, including the special match, can bewatched on theStorm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters YouTube channel Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews - all wrapped up in a quick3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/tomo-gaber-pinteric-leads-sllm-qualification-halfway/#article","headline": "Tomo Gaber Pinteric Leads SLLM Qualification at Halfway Point","description": "Tomo Gaber Pinteric leads SLLM qualification after 13 of 27 squads, with Carsten Hansen five pins behind in Helsingborg.","datePublished": "2026-08-26T09:52:44+03:00","dateModified": "2026-08-26T09:52:44+03:00","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/tomo-gaber-pinteric-leads-sllm-qualification-halfway"},"about": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Tomo Gaber Pinteric"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Carsten Hansen"},{"@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/tomo-gaber-pinteric-leads-sllm-qualification-halfway/#event"}]},{"@type": "SportsEvent","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/tomo-gaber-pinteric-leads-sllm-qualification-halfway/#event","name": "2026 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters","sport": "Bowling","startDate": "2026-08-21","endDate": "2026-08-31","eventStatus": "https://schema.org/EventScheduled","location": {"@type": "Place","name": "Olympia Bowling","address": {"@type": "PostalAddress","streetAddress": "Mellersta Stenbocksgatan 10","postalCode": "254 37","addressLocality": "Helsingborg","addressCountry": "SE"}},"organizer": {"@type": "Organization","name": "WBT Sweden AB","url": "https://www.luckylarsen.se/"},"competitor": [{"@type": "Person","name": "Tomo Gaber Pinteric"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Carsten Hansen"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Noel Haglund Torgersen"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Albin Gullstrand"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Mathias Otting"}],"description": "Tomo Gaber Pinteric leads qualifying at the 2026 Storm Lucky Larsen Masters after 13 of 27 squads."}]}

The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters announced its oil patternone day before qualifying begins at Olympia Bowling in Helsingborg, Sweden. Storm Lucky Larsen Masters Tournament organizer Martin Larsen and Kegel’s Tom Hankey presented thecondition Thursday evening. The pattern measures 38 feet and uses 29.7 mL ofGlide conditioner, with a ratio of 2.17:1. The first qualifying squad will begin at 3 p.m. local time on Friday, August21. The tournament will continue through August 31, with six-game qualifyingsquads running until August 29 before the final steps begin on Sunday. The semifinals and title match will take place on Monday evening. The StormLucky Larsen Masters is the only international event on the 2026 PBA Tourschedule, and an eligible winner will receive a PBA National Tour title. Registration remains open while some squad spots are still available. Entries, squad listsand tournament information can be found on theofficial Storm Lucky Larsen Masters website. official Storm Lucky Larsen Masters website Your Weekly Bowling Digest The latest bowling news, tips, and gear reviews—all wrapped up in a quick 3-minute read delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Now {"@context": "https://schema.org","@graph": [{"@type": "NewsArticle","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/storm-lucky-larsen-masters-2026-oil-pattern/#article","headline": "Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2026 Oil Pattern Revealed","description": "The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2026 oil pattern is 38 feet with 29.7 mL of oil and a 2.17:1 ratio after extensive testing by Kegel.","datePublished": "2026-08-20T21:04:40+03:00","dateModified": "2026-08-20T21:04:40+03:00","author": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu"},"publisher": {"@type": "Organization","name": "BowlingLife","logo": {"@type": "ImageObject","url": "https://bowlinglife.eu/logo.png"}},"mainEntityOfPage": {"@type": "WebPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/storm-lucky-larsen-masters-2026-oil-pattern"},"about": [{"@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/storm-lucky-larsen-masters-2026-oil-pattern/#event"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Martin Larsen"},{"@type": "Organization","name": "Kegel","url": "https://www.kegel.net"}]},{"@type": "SportsEvent","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/storm-lucky-larsen-masters-2026-oil-pattern/#event","name": "Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2026","sport": "Bowling","startDate": "2026-08-21","endDate": "2026-08-31","eventStatus": "https://schema.org/EventScheduled","location": {"@type": "Place","name": "Olympia Bowling","address": {"@type": "PostalAddress","streetAddress": "Mellersta Stenbocksgatan 10","addressLocality": "Helsingborg","postalCode": "254 37","addressCountry": "SE"}},"organizer": {"@type": "Organization","name": "Storm Lucky Larsen Masters","url": "https://www.luckylarsen.se"},"competitor": [{"@type": "Person","name": "EJ Tackett"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Jesper Svensson"},{"@type": "Person","name": "Sean Rash"}],"description": "The Storm Lucky Larsen Masters 2026 is an international PBA Tour event held at Olympia Bowling in Helsingborg, Sweden."}]}