Victory Lanes has hosted many big tournaments over the years. We always look forward to the PBA50, it is one of our most anticipated events every year but not much can compare to hosting the 2019 U.S. Open. Only a select few bowling centers around the country had the opportunity but the USBC picked us to host the most prestigious event in bowling.

PBA 50 Mooresville Open Standings
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PBA 50 Pro-am Youth division
1st. Nathan Thesier
2nd. Jordan Johnson
3rd. Senastian Hilliard
4th. Jonathan Fleming
5th Caden Mendolia
6th. Jared Burgio
7th. Jonathan Seiler
8th. Evan Denney
9th. Josh Fleming
10th. Cira Arcangel
11th. Elijah McClain
12th.Kathrn Harris
13th. Alexa Cotton
14th. Payton Brooks
15th. Makenna Marsh
16th. Jayden Fleming
17th. Evan Johnson
18th.James Goodrich
19th. Thomas Lo Faso
20th. Chelsea Stein
21st. Annalise O'Bryant
22. Preston Szcostek
23rd. Neil Marsh
24th. Michael May
25th. William Nicholson
26th. Kendell Haynes
27th. Asa Bradley
28th. Madison Bradley
29th. Brandon Komlosi
30th. Joseph Roehl
31st. Austin Brunt
PBA 50 Pro-am Open division
1st.Ashley Smith
2nd. Richard Huffman
3rd. Bryan Morrow
4th. Susan Palmer
5th. Joyce Renegar
6th. Cathie Triplett
7th. Jeff Lisle
8th. Marie Fiorillo
9th. Kristin Cathcart
10th. David Puckett
11th. Susan Cross
12th.Rickie Marsh
13th. Tom Pierce
14th. Clyde Severance
15th. Misty Brooks
16th. Mark Johnson
17th. Ryan Collins
18th. Scott Pomroy
19th. Jacob Schauf
20th. Amy Thoma
21st.Patty Brunt
22nd. Matthew Magennis
23rd. Steve Schlatterer
24th. Hershel Moore
25th. James Veneziano
26th. Billy Harris
27th. David Woods
28th. Shawn Goodrich
29th.Dennis Mummery
30th. Chris Sauerbrier
31st. Brett Cross
32nd. Scot Dodge
34th. Chip Mountcastle
35th. Carlos Roca
36th. Vinny Buono
37th. Andrew Martin
38th. Joe Shell
39th. Reid Huffstetler
40th. Frank Burgio
41sth. Alex Perri
42nd. Megan Holm
43rd. Alec Johnson
Round 1
Best of 3 Games
Lanes 3 & 4
Troy McKinney: 2
186-183, 200-157
Bill Vannoy: 0
Lanes 5 & 6
WRW JR: 2
210-190, 246-199
Mark Pickford: 0
Lanes 7 & 8
Greg Wilson: 1
184-214, 205-149, 212-246
Greg Thomas: 2
Lanes 9 & 10
Rick Galpal: 0
181-217, 172-235
Frank Gallo Jr: 2
Round2
Best of 3 Games
Lanes 11 & 12
Troy McKinney: 1
180-197, 242-212, 216-223
Ralph Brunt Jr: 2
Lanes 13 & 14
WRW Jr: 2
224-216, 257-226
Joe Scarborough: 0
Lanes 15 & 16
Greg Thomas: 2
216-241, 221-190, 183-172
Jerry Horn: 1
Lanes 17 & 18
Frank Gallo Jr: 1
245-174, 198-247, 215-227
Tom Baker: 2
Round 3
Best of 3 Games
Lanes 23 & 24
Ralph Brunt Jr: 2
160-186, 221-213, 226-187
Jeff Bellinger: 1
Lanes 25 & 26
WRW Jr: 2
237-157, 243-185
Chuck Richey Jr: 0
Lanes 27 & 28
Greg Thomas: 1
224-207, 254-257, 229-259
Gary Faulkner: 2
Lanes 29 & 30
Tom Baker: 1
241-179, 214-225, 194-218
Michael Byers: 2
Semi-Finals
Best of 3 Games
Lanes 35 & 36
Ralph Brunt Jr: 1
247-246, 231-278, 213-216
WRW Jr: 2

Lanes 37 & 38
Gary Faulkner: 2
197-189, 233-198
Michael Byers: 0
Finals
Best of 3 Games
Lanes 33 & 34
WRW Jr: 1
215-242, 277-214, 213-236
Gary Faulkner: 2

PBA 50 MOORESVILLE OPEN TITLE Match


In 2019, the USBC (United States Bowling Congress) in conjunction with the PBA and Victory Lanes, held the U.S. Open in Mooresville, NC. The limited field of only 144 bowlers were put through an excruciating test of physical, mental and emotional trials. Starting with the PTQ (Pre-Tournament Qualifier), 66 bowlers had to bowl 8 games on a grueling oil pattern across the house. After those 8 games were completed, 53 bowlers would advance to the next stage of the tournament, 3 days of bowling 8 games on 3 different oil patterns.
After those 24 games, 32 for those coming out of the PTQ, the field was cut down again to the top 36 bowlers. Those 36 bowlers then had to bowl another 8 games on yet another different oil pattern, the field was then again cut to the top 24 bowlers. After now bowling 32 or 40 games, the remaining 24 bowlers would bowl 3 rounds of round robin match play that would result in another 24 games.
Now with 56 or 64 games completed, the 5 bowlers with the highest pin count would move on to the live televised finals, those finalist were:
#5 Seed: Anthony Simonsen from Little Elm, TX
#4 Seed: Bill O'Neill from Langhorn, PA
#3 Seed: Jason Belmonte from Australia
#2 Seed: Francois Lavoie from Canada
#1 Seed: Sean Rash from Montgomery, IL.