The PWBA has announced a new sponsorship agreement with Storm Bowling thatwill begin in the 2026 season. As part of the deal, Storm will become the presenting sponsor of one PWBA Tourevent each year, beginning 2026 season. The 2026 PWBA Columbus Open, will be renamed the PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classicpresented by Storm. The event is named in honor of Barbara Chrisman, owner ofStorm Bowling. According to the announcement, the agreement also includesfinancial support that will go toward PWBA Tour prize funds. The tournament is scheduled to take place from June 4 to June 6, 2026, at HPLBowling Center in Columbus, Ohio. The 2026 PWBA season will begin earlier with the PWBA Bowlers Journal RockfordOpen on April 29 in Rockford, Illinois. 2026 PWBA Tour Schedule April 29 – May 2, 2026 – PWBA Bowlers Journal Rockford Open – The Cherry Bowl,Rockford, IllinoisMay 7 – 9, 2026 – PWBA Northern Colorado Open – Highland Park Lanes, Greeley,ColoradoMay 13 – 19, 2026 – USBC Queens – Gold Coast Bowling Center, Las Vegas,NevadaMay 26 – June 1, 2026 – PWBA Summer Series – Rochester – ABC Gates Bowl, NewYorkJune 4 – 6, 2026 –PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm – HPL BowlingCenter, OhioJune 9 – 16, 2026 – U.S. Women’s Open – Royal Pin Woodland, Indianapolis,IndianaJuly 30 – August 2, 2026 – PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer MixedDoubles – Copperfield Bowl, Houston, TexasAugust 11 – 18, 2026 – PWBA Tour Championship Week – Yorktown Lanes, ParmaHeights, Ohio PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm 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/pwba-storm-sponsorship-barbara-chrisman-classic-2026/#article","headline": "PWBA Announces Sponsorship with Storm, Renames Event to Barbara Chrisman Classic","description": "The PWBA and Storm Bowling have announced a new sponsorship agreement, renaming the 2026 Columbus Open to the PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm.","image": ["https://fsn1.your-objectstorage.com/bowlinglife/media/Posts_Uploads/Discord_ad_banner_bowlinglife.png"],"datePublished": "2026-04-23T22:30:00+03:00","dateModified": "2026-04-23T22:30:00+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/pwba-storm-sponsorship-barbara-chrisman-classic-2026"}},{"@type": "SportsEvent","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/pwba-storm-sponsorship-barbara-chrisman-classic-2026/#event","name": "2026 PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm","sport": "Bowling","startDate": "2026-06-04","endDate": "2026-06-06","location": {"@type": "Place","name": "HPL Bowling Center","address": {"@type": "PostalAddress","addressLocality": "Columbus","addressRegion": "OH","addressCountry": "US"}},"description": "The 2026 PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm, a premier event on the 2026 PWBA Tour schedule."},{"@type": "FAQPage","@id": "https://bowlinglife.eu/pwba-storm-sponsorship-barbara-chrisman-classic-2026/#faq","mainEntity": [{"@type": "Question","name": "Why was the PWBA Columbus Open renamed?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "Following a new sponsorship agreement with Storm Bowling, the event was renamed the PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm in honor of Barbara Chrisman, owner of Storm Bowling."}},{"@type": "Question","name": "When and where is the 2026 PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "The tournament is scheduled to take place from June 4 to June 6, 2026, at HPL Bowling Center in Columbus, Ohio."}},{"@type": "Question","name": "When does the 2026 PWBA season start?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "The 2026 PWBA season kicks off with the PWBA Bowlers Journal Rockford Open on April 29 in Rockford, Illinois."}}]}]}

The PWBA has officially announced the 2027 National Tour schedule. The 2027 PWBA season will feature 12 events and will begin in Rumford, RhodeIsland, at East Providence Lanes on May 6. The tour will run until August. East Providence Lanes will host a PWBA National Tour stop for the firsttime since the relaunch of the tour in 2015. One week later, the tour will move to Middletown, Delaware, for the PWBADelaware Open from May 13 to 15. The first major of the season, the USBC Queens, will take place from May 19 to25 at New Victory Lanes in Mooresville, North Carolina. After a short break, the tour will continue with the PWBA Summer Series inGreen Bay, Wisconsin, from June 1 to 7. The event will feature three separatetournaments across one week at The Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley. The schedule will then move to Lansing, Michigan, where Royal Scot Bowl willhost the PWBA Lansing Open from June 10 to 12. Another major stop will follow shortly after, as the U.S. Women’s Open willtake place from June 15 to 22 at ABC Gates Bowl in Rochester, New York, wherethe PBA New York Classic is taking place this week. Following a break in the schedule, the tour will resume with a joint PBA andPWBA event – PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles. The eventwill take place in Houston, Texas, from July 29 to August 1. The 2027 season will conclude in Orlando, Florida, with PWBA Tour ChampionshipWeek from August 10 to 17 at Boardwalk Bowl. The week will include multipleevents, ending with the PWBA Tour Championship. All qualifying and match play rounds throughout the 2027 season will bestreamed live on BowlTV, with broadcast details for the finals to be announcedat a later time. 2027 PWBA Tour Schedule May 6 – 8, 2027 – PWBA Rhode Island Open – East Providence Lanes, Rumford, Rhode IslandMay 13 – 15, 2027 – PWBA Delaware Open – Mid County Lanes and Entertainment, Middletown, DelawareMay 19 – 25, 2027 – USBC Queens – New Victory Lanes, Mooresville, North CarolinaJune 1 – 7, 2027 – PWBA Summer Series – Green Bay – The Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley, WisconsinJune 10 – 12, 2027 – PWBA Lansing Open – Royal Scot Bowl, Lansing, MichiganJune 15 – 22, 2027 – U.S. Women’s Open – ABC Gates Bowl, Rochester, New YorkJuly 29 – August 1, 2027 – PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles – Copperfield Bowl, Houston, TexasAugust 10 – 17, 2027 – PWBA Tour Championship Week – Boardwalk Bowl, Orlando, Florida 2026 PWBA Tour Schedule April 29 – May 2, 2026 – PWBA Bowlers Journal Rockford Open – The Cherry Bowl, Rockford, IllinoisMay 7 – 9, 2026 – PWBA Northern Colorado Open – Highland Park Lanes, Greeley, ColoradoMay 13 – 19, 2026 – USBC Queens – Gold Coast Bowling Center, Las Vegas, NevadaMay 26 – June 1, 2026 – PWBA Summer Series – Rochester – ABC Gates Bowl, New YorkJune 4 – 6, 2026 – PWBA Go Bowling Columbus Open – HPL Bowling Center, OhioJune 9 – 16, 2026 – U.S. Women’s Open – Royal Pin Woodland, Indianapolis, IndianaJuly 30 – August 2, 2026 – PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles – Copperfield Bowl, Houston, TexasAugust 11 – 18, 2026 – PWBA Tour Championship Week – Yorktown Lanes, Parma Heights, Ohio {"@context": "https://schema.org","@type": "FAQPage","mainEntity": [{"@type": "Question","name": "When does the 2027 PWBA Tour start?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "The 2027 PWBA Tour begins on May 6, 2027, with the PWBA Rhode Island Open at East Providence Lanes in Rumford, Rhode Island."}},{"@type": "Question","name": "What are the major tournaments in the 2027 PWBA season?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "The major tournaments for the 2027 season include the USBC Queens from May 19 to 25 in Mooresville, North Carolina, and the U.S. Women’s Open from June 15 to 22 in Rochester, New York."}},{"@type": "Question","name": "Where can I watch the 2027 PWBA Tour?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "All qualifying and match play rounds throughout the 2027 season will be streamed live on BowlTV, with broadcast details for the finals to be announced later."}},{"@type": "Question","name": "Where is the 2027 PWBA Tour Championship being held?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "The 2027 season concludes with the PWBA Tour Championship Week from August 10 to 17 at Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando, Florida."}}]}

Brooke Roberts captured her second PWBA Regional title by winning the PWBAOrlando Regional at Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando, Florida. Roberts, who earned a No. 1 seed after qualifiers, defeated Maranda Pattisonof California in the championship match, 234–201. Roberts earned $2,600 for the victory, while Pattison received $1,300 as therunner-up. The stepladder finals began with Morgan Kramer defeating Alyssa Ferraro,221–184. Then in the semifinal, Pattison advanced with a 257–201 win overKramer. This was second PWBA Regional Tour title for Roberts. With the win, shesecured an automatic berth into the season-ending PWBA RegionalShowdown. The PWBA Regional Tour continues March 28 with the PWBA Eastern PennsylvaniaRegional in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The new PWBA National Tour season begins on April 29 in Rockford, Illinois.

The PWBA Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2026, with three new membersset to be inducted during tournament week of the United States BowlingCongress Queens in May. Two inductees were selected in thePerformance category, while one was chosen in the Meritorious Service andBuilder category. Kelly Kulick and Cara Honeychurch will be inducted for their success ascompetitors, while Leila Wagner will be recognized for both her bowling careerand her many years of contribution to the sport beyond the lanes.Theinduction ceremony will take place on May 13, 2026, at the Gold Coast Hoteland Casino in Las Vegas, alongside the USBC Queens tournament, which runs fromMay 13 to May 19. A Legend Both on PWBA and PBA Kelly Kulick built a long career that spans collegiate bowling, professionalcompetition, and international play. She joined the PWBA Tour in2001 after a successful college career at Morehead State. That same year, sheearned Rookie of the Year honors and finished among the tour leaders in bothpoints and earnings. Kulick won five major championships duringher career, including titles at the Queens and the U.S. Women’s Open.In 2010, she made history by becoming the first woman to win a PBATour title when she captured the Tournament of Champions. Kullicklater added two more PWBA titles after the tour returned in 2015. Kulick alsorepresented Team USA on 1998-2001, 2008, and 2010-2021, won multipleinternational gold medals. She currently serves as the head coach of JuniorTeam USA and assistant coach of the Team USA. Australia's Bowling Icon Cara Honeychurch joined the PWBA Tour in 1999 after early internationalsuccess for Australia. Before turning professional, she won theAMF World Cup and earned gold medals at the Commonwealth Games. On the PWBATour, she quickly became a regular presence on television and won severaltitles, including major events. Honeychurch earned Rookie of theYear honors in 2000 and remained a top competitor through the early 2000s.She claimed eight career PWBA titles and received recognition forboth performance and sportsmanship. After the tour paused, she returned toAustralia and later served as the chief executive officer of Tenpin BowlingAustralia. A Voice of Women's Bowling Leila Wagner earned her place in the PWBA Hall of Fame through her work as acompetitor, broadcaster, and ambassador for bowling. As aprofessional bowler, she made numerous television finals and won two careertitles. She later became a familiar voice and face of women’sprofessional bowling as a lead announcer and commentator during televisedevents for more than a decade. Wagner also traveled extensively topromote bowling through clinics, exhibitions, and public appearances. Her workhelped bring women’s bowling to a wider audience across multiple countries.Withthe addition of the Class of 2026, the PWBA Hall of Fame will include 54members across all categories. The upcoming induction continues the Hall ofFame’s role in recognizing both competitive success and long-term service toprofessional women’s bowling.For more information visitpwba.com pwba.com

Shannon Pluhowsky won the 2025 PWBA Tour Championship at ABC Gates Bowl in Rochester, New York. Pluhowsky, the No. 1 seed, defeated England’s Verity Crawley 235-167. She earned $50,000 for the win, while Crawley took home $25,000 for second place. The title match was low scoring in the early frames. Pluhowsky had 85 through five frames after leaving a 4-6-10 split, while Crawley had 70 with two strikes and two opens. After the commercial break, both players struck twice in a row, but Pluhowsky added two more strikes to take control. A strike in the ninth and another in the 10th secured the match for Pluhowsky. The victory marked Pluhowsky's third career major title, sixth overall and second in a row PWBA title. Just 3 days ago, Pluhowsky won PWBA Pepsi Open. won PWBA Pepsi Open Crawley reached the title match by defeating No. 5 seed Stephanie Zavala, 233-215 in the semifinals. Zavala had earlier defeated No. 4 seed Jordan Snodgrass, 185-150, and No. 3 seed Lauren Russo, 233-170. Snodgrass earned $10,000 for fifth place, Russo earned $12,000 for fourth, and Zavala collected $15,000 for third. 2025 PWBA Tour Championship was the last event of the 2025 PWBA season. Singapore's New Hui Fen was named 2025 PWBA Player of the Year. She led the tour with 94,550 points and three titles, including the U.S. Women’s Open, Rock 'n' Roll Open and BowlTV Open. Snodgrass finished second in the points race with 93,125. U.S. Women’s Open Rock 'n' Roll Open BowlTV Open

The stepladder finalists are set for the 2025 PWBA Tour Championship at ABC Gates Bowl in Rochester, New York. Five players remain in the season’s final major event, and the PWBA Player of the Year race is still undecided.Singapore’s New Hui Fen, who led the PWBA Tour season in points and earnings, did not advance to the stepladder finals, finishing ninth. She will receive 10,600 points, bringing her total to 94,550 Tour points accumulated throughout the season. Jordan Snodgrass, who earned the No. 4 seed, will fight against fifth seed Stephanie Zavala in the opening match of the stepladder. With a single win, Snodgrass can overtake New in season points with 94,625. Meanwhile, Zavala moved into the stepladder during the position round, defeating 2025 Rookie of the Year Malaysia’s Gillian Lim 226–202 to jump from seventh to fifth place. 2025 Rookie of the Year The winner of the opening match will face third seed Lauren Russo. Russo is making her second television appearance of the season after finishing third at the U.S. Women’s Open earlier this year. Second seed Verity Crawley of England will await the winner of that match as a No. 2 seed, only two wins away from the major title. In qualifiers, Crawley averaged over 244 during her block on the 38-foot oil pattern, becoming the first player since the format change in 2021 to start 8-0 in match-play. to start 8-0 in match-play Crawley is also appearing on TV for the second time this season, having reached the finals of the PWBA Anniversary Open in June. Top seed Shannon Pluhowsky, will bowl in the championship match. Pluhowsky is looking for her second straight title after winning the PWBA Pepsi Open and her third career major title. winning the PWBA Pepsi Open The finals will take place Tuesday, Aug. 12, at 7 p.m. on CBS Sports Network.

The PWBA Tour Championship began at ABC Gates Bowl in Rochester, New York, with winners from this season and the top 24 in points competing in match play. Day one kicked off with the first eight games of the 24-game match play, and with a major title up for grabs, UK's Tenpin Hall of Famer wasted no time making history. UK's Tenpin Hall of Famer Verity Crawley became the first player since the format change in 2021 to start the event 8-0 in match-play.Crawley averaged over 244 during her block on the 38-foot oil pattern, scoring 1,957 before bonus pins for a total of 2,197. This is the fifth-highest eight-game match-play total since the PWBA Tour’s relaunch in 2015. Shannon Pluhowsky, the PWBA Pepsi Open champion, sits in second place with 2,066, while Lauren Russo holds third with 1,992. Singapore’s New Hui Fen, the season leader in points and earnings, and Josie Barnes, ranked second in earnings and third in average, share fourth place at 1,973. Positions six through ten after day one are Dasha Kovalova of Ukraine (1,957), Julia Bond (1,941), Jordan Snodgrass (1,926), Lindsay Boomershine (1,926), and Natasha Roslan of Malaysia (1,914). Match play continues Monday morning at 10 a.m. Eastern with another eight games, followed by the final eight games starting at 5 p.m. Eastern. After 24 games, the top five players will advance to the stepladder finals on Tuesday night, broadcast live on CBS Sports Network at 7 p.m. Eastern. Both rounds of match play are being livestreamed on BowlTV. BowlTV

Malaysia’s Gillian Lim has been named the 2025 PWBA Rookie of the Year. She became the first Malaysian player in history to receive the award. Lim led all rookies in points, earnings, and top-12 finishes during the 2025 season. Her consistent performances across events secured her the top rookie spot. The announcement comes as Lim competes in the season-ending PWBA Tour Championship. After the first eight games of match play, she is in 15th place with two wins, five losses, and one tie, for a total pinfall of 1,848. Meanwhile, England’s Verity Crawley made history by becoming the first player since the format change in 2021 to start the event 8-0 in matches. Crawley averaged over 244 during her block on the 38-foot oil pattern, scoring 1,957 before bonus pins for a total of 2,197 to lead the 24-player field. Match play continues Monday morning at 10 a.m. Eastern with another eight games,followed by the final eight games starting at 5 p.m. Eastern. After 24 games, the top five players will advance to the stepladder finals on Tuesday night, broadcast live on CBS Sports Network at 7 p.m. Eastern. Both rounds of match play are being livestreamed on BowlTV. BowlTV

Shannon Pluhowsky of Dayton, Ohio, won the PWBA Pepsi Open at ABC Gates Bowl, defeating Liz Johnson of Niagara Falls, New York, 226-175 in the championship match. The victory marked Pluhowsky’s fifth fifth PWBA Tour title. After 12 games of qualification, Pluhowsky qualified as the No. 4 seed with 2,748 total (+348) among 16 advancing players. In the Round of 16, Pluhowsky faced No. 13 seed, Sweden’s Anna Andersson and came from two games to one down to win the best-of-five series with scores of 228 and 235 in the last two games (225-201, 193-232, 214-234, 228-196, 235-225). In the Round of 8, she then swept Singapore’s Shayna Ng with close games of 216-187, 249-230, and 220-210. The semifinal saw Pluhowsky take on Lindsay Boomershine. The intrigue was kept just at the beginning of the game, as Pluhowsky closed with eight consecutive strikes to win 269-189. On the other side of the bracket, No. 10 seed Liz Johnson defeated Breanna Clemmer 3-1 in the Round of 16, then advanced from the top 8 with a narrow one-pin victory in game five against Stephanie Zavala. In the semifinal, Johnson defeated No. 14 seed Nora Johansson of Sweden 235-227 to advance to the title match. In the title match, Johnson led by one pin halfway through the game, but Pluhowsky took control in the second half with a string of strikes. Johnson was unable to match the pace and missed a spare late in the game. Pluhowsky secured the win 226-175, earning the $10,000 top prize. Liz Johnson received $5,000 as runner-up. As the victory marked Pluhowsky’s fifth Professional Women’s Bowling Association title, she is now eligible for the PWBA Hall of Fame. With the victory, Pluhowsky also secured her place in the PWBA Tour Championship field, which features all 2025 title winners and the top 24 in season points. The Tour Championship begins Sunday with practice and continues with match play rounds before the stepladder finals on Tuesday night.

Stefanie Johnson has won her fifth Professional Women’s Bowling Association title after taking the victory at the PWBA Rochester Open, held at ABC Gates Bowl in Rochester, New York. Johnson qualified as the No. 2 seed after match play and went on to defeat New Hui Fen of Singapore in the semifinal and top seed Bailey Delrose of Crest Hill, Illinois, in the championship match. This marks Johnson’s first title since the 2022 PWBA Rockford Open. In the semifinal, Johnson faced New Hui Fen, who had been undefeated in stepladder finals this season. Both players struggled early with open frames, but Johnson gained momentum in the second half of the match. She secured the win 203-196, ending New’s perfect 9–0 record in stepladder finals this season. The final match saw Johnson against Delrose, who was making her first career stepladder appearance. Both started strong, but Delrose left a 3-7 split in the sixth frame, allowing Johnson to take the lead. Johnson maintained control and finished with a 230-204 win. Johnson earned $10,000 and secured a spot in the season-ending Tour Championship. Meanwhile, Delrose took home $5,000 for second place. Earlier in the stepladder, Cherie Tan of Singapore faced Julia Bond. Bond advanced with a 233–214 win, then lost to New Hui Fen 224–213 in the second match. Stepladder Results – PWBA Rochester Open Stepladder Results – PWBA Rochester Open Match 1 – Julia Bond def. Cherie Tan, 233–214 Match 2 – New Hui Fen def. Julia Bond, 224–213 Semifinal – Stefanie Johnson def. New Hui Fen, 203–196 Final – Stefanie Johnson def. Bailey Delrose, 230–204 Match 1 Match 2 Semifinal Final

Josie Barnes of Hermitage, Tennessee, claimed the 2025 PWBA Anniversary Open title after winning two matches during Sunday night’s stepladder finals at the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The finals took place as part of the Junior Gold Championships Opening Ceremony, drawing over 6,500 spectators into the arena. It marked one of the most attended and visually striking finals in recent PWBA history. Barnes, seeded second, first faced Verity Crawley of England in the semifinals. Crawley had advanced with a 212–193 win over Colombia’s Rocio Restrepo in Match 2. Barnes kept a clean game and used Crawley’s mid-game opens to take control, winning 214–194 to earn a spot in the title match. In the championship match, Barnes met Kayla Smith of Rockford, Illinois. Smith had secured the No. 1 seed after a strong final qualifying round but struggled with carry in the final. Barnes built momentum early with five consecutive strikes and held the lead to close out the match 236–191. The win marks her second title of the 2025 season and sixth overall on the PWBA Tour. second title of the 2025 season second title of the 2025 season The stepladder finals opened with Sweden’s Nora Johansson making her PWBA finals debut. Johansson, the first two-handed player to reach a PWBA stepladder final, led early against Restrepo but closed with back-to-back splits, losing 209–215. All matches were contested at the Resch Center on a specially built lane installation. The event was aired live on CBS Sports Network. PWBA Anniversary Open Stepladder Finals - Match Results Match 1: Rocio Restrepo def. Nora Johansson, 215 - 209Match 2: Verity Crawley def. Rocio Restrepo, 212 - 193Semifinal: Josie Barnes def. Verity Crawley, 214 - 194Final: Josie Barnes def. Kayla Smith, 236 - 191 Match 1: Rocio Restrepo def. Nora Johansson, 215 - 209 Match 1: Match 2: Verity Crawley def. Rocio Restrepo, 212 - 193 Match 2: Semifinal: Josie Barnes def. Verity Crawley, 214 - 194 Semifinal: Final: Josie Barnes def. Kayla Smith, 236 - 191 Final:

After four rounds of qualifying at The Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley, the field at the 2025 PWBA Anniversary Open has been cut to the top five players who will advance to Sunday’s televised stepladder finals at the Resch Center. Kayla Smith of Rockford, Illinois, will make her first stepladder finals appearance as she claimed the No. 1 seed after an outstanding final round, averaging over 265 across six games. Her block of 1,593 was the second-highest six-game series on the PWBA Tour since its relaunch in 2015, just two pins shy of Breanna Clemmer’s 1,595 at the 2022 St. Petersburg-Clearwater Open. Josie Barnes of Hermitage, Tennessee, who led the standings through all previous rounds, will enter as the No. 2 seed. She’s seeking her second title of the year after winning the 2025 USBC Queens. who led the standings through all previous rounds who led the standings through all previous rounds Verity Crawley of England took the No. 3 position, returning to the PWBA stepladder finals for the first time since 2023. Nora Johansson impressed with a massive climb from 27th to 2nd in Round 3 and held her ground on Friday to lock in the No. 4 seed for the televised finals. This marks her first career appearance in a PWBA televised final. Rocio Restrepo of Colombia rounds out the top five. Full results Full results Live CBS Sports Network broadcast of the PWBA Anniversary Open begins Sunday, July 13, at 7 p.m. Eastern.