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PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic prize money

The PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic has paid £394,485 across 3 tournaments from 2002 to 2011. In 2011 Ryan Ciminelli took £14,815.

PAID IN TOTAL£394k
EDITIONS3
2011 TOP PRIZE£15k
BOWLERS PAID132
RANK35 of 249

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the tournament paid in all

Every edition of the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2011 Ryan Ciminelli £14,815£15k £109,133£109k
2010 Anthony LaCaze £18,519£19k £137,944£138k
2002 Parker Bohn III £29,630£30k £147,407£147k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The One A Day Earl Anthony Memorial Classic payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the One A Day Earl Anthony Memorial Classic.
PLACE BOWLERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £14,815£15k £14,815£15k
2nd 1 £7,407£7k £7,407£7k
3rd 1 £4,519£5k £4,519£5k
4th 1 £3,704£4k £3,704£4k
5th 1 £2,963£3k £2,963£3k
6th 1 £2,667£3k £2,667£3k
7th 1 £2,519£3k £2,519£3k
8th 1 £2,370£2k £2,370£2k
9th 1 £2,296£2k £2,296£2k
10th 1 £2,222£2k £2,222£2k
11th 1 £2,148£2k £2,148£2k
12th 1 £2,074£2k £2,074£2k
13th 1 £2,000£2k £2,000£2k
14th 1 £2,000£2k £2,000£2k
15th 1 £1,852£2k £1,852£2k
16th 1 £1,778£2k £1,778£2k
17th 1 £1,733£2k £1,733£2k
18th 1 £1,630£2k £1,630£2k
19th 1 £1,593£2k £1,593£2k
20th 1 £1,556£2k £1,556£2k
21st 1 £1,519£2k £1,519£2k
22nd 1 £1,481£1k £1,481£1k
23rd 1 £1,444£1k £1,444£1k
24th 1 £1,407£1k £1,407£1k
25th 1 £1,370£1k £1,370£1k
26th 1 £1,333£1k £1,333£1k
27th 1 £1,296£1k £1,296£1k
28th 1 £1,259£1k £1,259£1k
29th 1 £1,222£1k £1,222£1k
30th 1 £1,185£1k £1,185£1k
31st 1 £1,148£1k £1,148£1k
32nd 1 £1,037£1k £1,037£1k
33rd 1 £1,037£1k £1,037£1k
34th 1 £963£963 £963£963
35th 1 £963£963 £963£963
T36 2 £959£959 £1,919£2k
T38 2 £889£889 £1,778£2k
40th 1 £889£889 £889£889
41st 1 £889£889 £889£889
42nd 1 £889£889 £889£889
43rd 1 £889£889 £889£889
44th 1 £889£889 £889£889
45th 1 £889£889 £889£889
46th 1 £889£889 £889£889
47th 1 £889£889 £889£889
48th 1 £889£889 £889£889
49th 1 £889£889 £889£889
50th 1 £889£889 £889£889
51st 1 £889£889 £889£889
52nd 1 £889£889 £889£889
53rd 1 £889£889 £889£889
54th 1 £889£889 £889£889
55th 1 £741£741 £741£741
56th 1 £741£741 £741£741
57th 1 £741£741 £741£741
58th 1 £741£741 £741£741
59th 1 £741£741 £741£741
60th 1 £741£741 £741£741
61st 1 £741£741 £741£741
62nd 1 £741£741 £741£741
63rd 1 £741£741 £741£741
64th 1 £741£741 £741£741
T65 2 £519£519 £1,037£1k
67th 1 £370£370 £370£370
68th 1 £296£296 £296£296
69th 1 £259£259 £259£259
70th 1 £222£222 £222£222

Who has earned the most at the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The bowlers who have won the most prize money at the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic.
# BOWLER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Parker Bohn III United States 1 £33,111£33k
2 Anthony LaCaze United States 1 £19,407£19k
3 Patrick Allen United States 0 £17,333£17k
4 Ryan Ciminelli United States 1 £14,815£15k
5 Patrick Healey Jr United States 0 £14,815£15k
6 Mike DeVaney United States 0 £12,444£12k
7 Michael Machuga United States 0 £11,333£11k
8 Mike Wolfe United States 0 £8,667£9k
9 Ryan Shafer United States 0 £8,222£8k
10 Tommy Jones United States 0 £7,852£8k
11 Dennis Horan Jr. United States 0 £7,185£7k
12 Mike Scroggins United States 0 £7,111£7k
13 Sean Rash United States 0 £6,519£7k
14 Chris Barnes United States 0 £6,444£6k
15 Pete Weber United States 0 £5,630£6k
16 Jason Belmonte Australia 0 £5,074£5k
17 Mika Koivuniemi United States 0 £4,815£5k
18 Stevie Weber United States 0 £4,593£5k
19 Jason Couch United States 0 £4,444£4k
20 Ritchie Allen United States 0 £4,407£4k
21 Eugene McCune United States 0 £4,259£4k
22 Brian Kretzer United States 0 £4,148£4k
23 Nathan Bohr United States 0 £3,926£4k
24 Dave D'Entremont United States 0 £3,815£4k
25 Stuart Williams United States 0 £3,704£4k

Other bowling tournaments

The tournaments either side of the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic by prize money paid

Bowling tournaments ranked around the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
23 PBA Players Championship Regional Rounds 5 £474,970£475k
24 PBA Pepsi Open 3 £472,222£472k
25 PBA Pepsi Championship 3 £468,996£469k
26 PBA Great Lakes Classic 3 £463,703£464k
27 PBA Detroit Open 5 £463,256£463k
28 PBA Geico Classic 3 £458,292£458k
29 PBA Medford Open 3 £445,926£446k
30 PBA Miller High Life Open 3 £442,933£443k
31 PBA50 National Championship 6 £426,359£426k
32 PBA Oklahoma Open 5 £424,781£425k
33 PBA Orleans Casino Open 4 £407,237£407k
34 PBA50 Dayton Classic 8 £403,489£403k
35 PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic 3 £394,485£394k
36 PBA50 South Shore Classic 9 £389,489£389k
37 PBA Tar Heel Open 3 £371,785£372k
38 PBA Atlanta Classic 2 £356,992£357k
39 PBA Johnny Petraglia Open 3 £351,563£352k
40 PBA National Championship 4 £331,467£331k
41 PBA Baby Ruth Real Deal Classic 2 £328,118£328k
42 PBA Uniroyal Tire Classic 2 £324,852£325k
43 PBA Banquet Open 2 £324,778£325k
44 PBA Dallas Open 2 £324,596£325k
45 PBA Geico Open 2 £324,318£324k
46 PBA50 Jackson Open 6 £319,630£320k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the One A Day Earl Anthony Memorial Classic?

Ryan Ciminelli took £14,815. The whole tournament paid £109,133 across 70 bowlers.

How much prize money has the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic paid?

£394,485 across 3 editions from 2002 to 2011. The richest was the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic, at £147,407.

Who has won the most money at the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic?

Parker Bohn III, with £33,111 and 1 win. Anthony LaCaze is next on £19,407.

Where does the PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic rank for prize money?

35th of the 249 bowling tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every bowling tournament and bowler is ranked on bowling prize money. The latest edition is the One A Day Earl Anthony Memorial Classic, and the one before it the Earl Anthony Memorial Classic. How much of the pot a bowling winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money.