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Robert Smith will be moving across the Pacific Ocean and taking his bowling skills to Hong Kong. “The move is to start a bowling academy for Hong Kong. Long story short, there is no sanctioning body for bowlers outside the National Team there,” Robert was quoted as saying on his Facebook page yesterday. “I have…
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Everyone who knows anything about professional bowling knows that Sunday is the big day for the PBA Tour. It is when the bowlers get to be in the national spotlight on ESPN, if they are so lucky. Yesterday, Dynasty not only had two clients on the Sunday show, but both of them went up against…
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Dynasty Athlete Representation proudly welcomes in its latest addition to Dynasty’s Bowling Division: Jason Belmonte. Belmonte was born in Orange, New South Wales in 1983. He was raised in Australia and currently resides in Sweden. Jason is one of the world’s leading ten-pin bowlers. He is known for his unique bowling style, the two-handed “shovel.”…
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Fred Schreyer, CEO of the Professional Bowlers Association, recently gave a brief State of the PBA. Important extractions: TV ratings are up 1% in total households and 4% in total viewers – and more importantly have been markedly increasing since the start of the second half of the season. Schreyer expects that the PBA will…
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For Immediate Release Dynasty Bowlers Battle for Title at the Denny’s Dick Weber Open Fountain Valley, Calif. [February 8, 2009] A week-long break on the Lumber Liquidators Professional Bowlers Association Tour was a welcome relief for PBA Hall of Famer, and Dynasty Athlete Representation client Norm Duke. Coming off a disappointing 39th place-finish in the…
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For the 3rd tournament in a row and 4 out of the last 5, Dynasty Athlete Representation has 2 bowlers in the ESPN TV finals. After a disappointing finish in the recent Professional Bowlers Association H&R Block Tournament of Champions, where he was trying for his fourth consecutive “major” title, Norm Duke regained his focus to…
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The televised finals of the National Bowling Stadium Championship held in Reno, NV shown on ESPN January 11, 2009 received a .78 rating (approximately 900,000 viewers). Dynasty’s own Patrick Allen picked up his 11th Lumber Liquidators PBA tour title. Allen defeated all time PBA title holder Walter Ray Williams 225-223 in an exciting title match. …
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For Immediate Release CAN’T STOP DYNASTY’S BOWLERS Gainesville, FL – [January 21, 2009] Dynasty clients made another appearance on the ESPN televised PBA schedule this season. During the 1st 10 televised events on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour, Dynasty has had players on 9 of these shows. Two shows had 2 players, another had 3.…
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For Immediate Release DYNASTY BOWLERS ARE TAKING THE PBA BY STORM IN 2008/09 Gainesville, FL – [January 14, 2009], During the 1st 9 televised PBA events, Dynasty had players on 8 of the shows. One show had 2 players, another had 3. Dynasty players have 3 wins in 8 official PBA tour events during the…
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Sundays are all about football, but can you really watch the same sport for nine consecutive hours? Here is another option for next Sunday. Skip the first half of the early games and catch three of Dynasty‘s clients in the televised finals of the Ultimate Scoring Championship PBA Tournament. Robert Smith, Mike Wolfe, and Mike…
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