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BOWLING · 2002-06-07 · UNITED STATES

PBA Suncoast Senior World Championship 2002 prize money

The PBA Suncoast Senior World Championship paid £101,185 to 60 bowlers. Mark Roth won £14,815. Mel Wolf took £7,407 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£101k
WINNER£15k
BOWLERS PAID60
PAYOUT BANDS32

Every cheque

60 bowlers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each bowler at the PBA Suncoast Senior World Championship.
PLACE BOWLER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Mark Roth United States £14,815£15k
2nd Mel Wolf United States £7,407£7k
T3 George Pappas United States £3,704£4k
T3 Ernie Schlegel United States £3,704£4k
T5 Dave Soutar United States £2,963£3k
T5 Roy Buckley United States £2,963£3k
T5 Steve Neff United States £2,963£3k
T5 Darrell Storkson United States £2,963£3k
T9 Robert Glass United States £2,222£2k
T9 Junichi Yajima Japan £2,222£2k
T9 Donald Breihan United States £2,222£2k
T9 Michael Henry United States £2,222£2k
T9 Takeo Sakai Japan £2,222£2k
T9 Bruno Vitasovic United States £2,222£2k
T9 Dave Davis United States £2,222£2k
T9 Vince Mazzanti Jr United States £2,222£2k
T17 Gary Hiday United States £1,481£1k
T17 Allie Clarke United States £1,481£1k
T17 John Tavano United States £1,481£1k
T17 Karl Wolf United States £1,481£1k
T17 Ross Packard United States £1,481£1k
T17 Henry Gonzalez United States £1,481£1k
T17 James Brenner United States £1,481£1k
T17 Randy Niehaus United States £1,481£1k
T17 Robert McDonald United States £1,481£1k
T17 Vince Range United States £1,481£1k
T17 Bob Hart United States £1,481£1k
T17 Gary Dickinson United States £1,481£1k
T17 Matt Surina United States £1,481£1k
T17 Dick Baker United States £1,481£1k
T17 Darwin Skrzynecki United States £1,481£1k
33rd Bob Handley United States £741£741
34th Ric Stephan United States £741£741
35th George Abrahamsen United States £741£741
36th Bob Valentino United States £741£741
T37 Guppy Troup United States £741£741
T37 Aron Lipshy United States £741£741
39th Bobby Holmes United States £741£741
40th Norb Wetzel United States £741£741
41st John Bennett United States £741£741
42nd Mike Pullin United States £741£741
43rd John Wilson United States £741£741
44th Lee Snow United States £741£741
45th Tim Bowers United States £741£741
46th Dennis Fitzsimonds United States £741£741
47th Fred McClain United States £741£741
48th Chuck Huckelberry United States £741£741
49th Kenji Kiriyama Japan £741£741
T50 Art Trask United States £741£741
T50 Dale Ballou United States £741£741
52nd Tom Hart United States £741£741
53rd Darrel Curtis United States £741£741
54th Lenny Guccione United States £741£741
55th Larry Laub United States £741£741
56th Ron Winger United States £444£444
69th Gene Stus United States £444£444
70th Don Hannam United States £444£444
T71 Larry Graybeal United States £444£444
T71 Chester Kaczka United States £444£444
T78 Kenneth Brown United States £444£444

How the money splits

Each finishing band, what it paid each bowler, and what it paid in all

Prize money bands at the PBA Suncoast Senior World Championship.
PLACE BOWLERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £14,815£15k £14,815£15k
2nd 1 £7,407£7k £7,407£7k
T3 2 £3,704£4k £7,407£7k
T5 4 £2,963£3k £11,852£12k
T9 8 £2,222£2k £17,778£18k
T17 15 £1,481£1k £22,222£22k
33rd 1 £741£741 £741£741
34th 1 £741£741 £741£741
35th 1 £741£741 £741£741
36th 1 £741£741 £741£741
T37 2 £741£741 £1,481£1k
39th 1 £741£741 £741£741
40th 1 £741£741 £741£741
41st 1 £741£741 £741£741
42nd 1 £741£741 £741£741
43rd 1 £741£741 £741£741
44th 1 £741£741 £741£741
45th 1 £741£741 £741£741
46th 1 £741£741 £741£741
47th 1 £741£741 £741£741
48th 1 £741£741 £741£741
49th 1 £741£741 £741£741
T50 2 £741£741 £1,481£1k
52nd 1 £741£741 £741£741
53rd 1 £741£741 £741£741
54th 1 £741£741 £741£741
55th 1 £741£741 £741£741
56th 1 £444£444 £444£444
69th 1 £444£444 £444£444
70th 1 £444£444 £444£444
T71 2 £444£444 £889£889
T78 1 £444£444 £444£444

Where the money went, band by band

1st £15k
2nd £7,407
T3 £7,407
T5 £12k
T9 £18k
T17 £22k
33rd £741
34th £741
35th £741
36th £741
T37 £1,481
39th £741
40th £741
41st £741

The rest of 2002

Every other bowling tournament we hold from 2002

Other bowling tournaments in 2002.
TOURNAMENT WINNER PAID
PBA Tournament of Champions at Mohegan Sun Jason Couch £170,370£170k
PBA Empire State Open Second Event Doug Kent £148,889£149k
PBA Cambridge Credit Classic Norm Duke £147,556£148k
PBA Pepsi Open Randy Pedersen £148,370£148k
PBA Banquet Classic Eugene McCune £148,444£148k
PBA Greater Detroit Open Walter Ray Williams Jr £148,519£149k
PBA Miller High Life Open Danny Wiseman £146,933£147k
PBA Memphis Open Brian Voss £148,222£148k
Greater Kansas City Classic Patrick Healey Jr £157,111£157k
PBA Wichita Open Dave D'Entremont £148,815£149k
Japan Cup Robert Smith £148,148£148k
Dream Bowl 2002 Hugh Miller £148,148£148k
PBA Senior Jackson Open Pete Couture £58,778£59k
PBA Senior Lake County Open Dave Soutar £51,569£52k
PBA Senior Epicenter Classic Ron Winger £38,189£38k
PBA Senior Northern California Classic Gene Stus £39,524£40k
ABC Senior Masters Pete Couture £99,024£99k
PBA Senior Pennsylvania Open Bob Chamberlain £56,643£57k
PBA Senior Chillicothe Open Steve Neff £55,126£55k
Battle at Little Creek Parker Bohn III £124,444£124k
PBA World Championship Doug Kent £297,778£298k
PBA Flagship Open Steve Wilson £148,148£148k
PBA Empire State Open Robert Smith £145,802£146k
PBA Columbia 300 Tar Heel Open Pete Weber £148,148£148k
PBA Dallas Open Ritchie Allen £148,148£148k
PBA Orleans Casino Open Brian Voss £148,148£148k
ABC Masters £155,430£155k
PBA Medford Open Ricky Ward £148,148£148k
PBA Earl Anthony Memorial Classic Parker Bohn III £147,407£147k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the PBA Suncoast Senior World Championship get?

Mark Roth took £14,815.

How much did the runner-up get?

Mel Wolf took £7,407, 50% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the PBA Suncoast Senior World Championship?

£101,185, paid to 60 bowlers.

How does it compare with other years?

The PBA Senior World Championship paid £68,607.

Where to next

Every edition is on the PBA50 World Championship prize money page, and the whole year on bowling prize money in 2002. The one after was the PBA Senior World Championship.