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BOWLING · 2009-01-25 · W. CHARLESTON BLVD LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES

H&R Block Tournament Of Champions 2009 PBA prize money

The H&R Block Tournament Of Champions paid £150,993 to 60 bowlers. Patrick Allen won £37,111. Rhino Page took £18,593 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£151k
WINNER£37k
BOWLERS PAID60
PAYOUT BANDS60

Every cheque

60 bowlers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each bowler at the H&R Block Tournament Of Champions.
PLACE BOWLER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Patrick Allen United States £37,111£37k
2nd Rhino Page United States £18,593£19k
3rd Wes Malott United States £7,407£7k
4th Mike Scroggins United States £4,444£4k
5th Ryan Shafer United States £3,704£4k
6th Chris Barnes United States £3,407£3k
7th Danny Wiseman United States £3,037£3k
8th Steve Jaros United States £2,815£3k
9th Pete Weber United States £2,667£3k
10th Sean Rash United States £2,593£3k
11th Rick Lawrence United States £2,370£2k
12th Parker Bohn III United States £2,296£2k
13th Amleto Monacelli Venezuela £2,074£2k
14th Mika Koivuniemi United States £2,000£2k
15th Mike DeVaney United States £1,926£2k
16th Ritchie Allen United States £1,852£2k
17th Walter Ray Williams Jr. United States £1,778£2k
18th Dave D'Entremont United States £1,704£2k
19th Brian Voss United States £1,667£2k
20th Robert Smith United States £1,630£2k
21st Tommy Jones United States £1,593£2k
22nd Michael Fagan United States £1,556£2k
23rd John Nolen United States £1,519£2k
24th Chris Warren United States £1,481£1k
25th Brad Angelo United States £1,259£1k
26th Mike Edwards United States £1,244£1k
27th Jack Jurek United States £1,407£1k
28th Tony Reyes United States £1,289£1k
29th Dave Ferraro United States £1,200£1k
30th Brian Himmler United States £1,185£1k
31st Dave Husted United States £1,252£1k
32nd Del Ballard Jr. United States £1,170£1k
33rd Doug Kent United States £1,163£1k
34th Jason Couch United States £1,156£1k
35th David Traber United States £1,148£1k
36th Tom Baker United States £1,141£1k
37th Bryan Goebel United States £1,133£1k
38th Michael Haugen Jr. United States £1,126£1k
39th Norm Duke United States £1,119£1k
40th Wayne Webb United States £1,111£1k
41st Mike Wolfe United States £1,104£1k
42nd Larry Laub United States £1,096£1k
43rd Sean Swanson United States £1,089£1k
44th Mike Aulby United States £1,081£1k
45th Roy Buckley United States £1,074£1k
46th John Petraglia United States £1,067£1k
47th Ernie Schlegel United States £1,059£1k
48th Mark Williams United States £1,052£1k
49th Eugene McCune United States £1,044£1k
50th Kenny Parks United States £1,037£1k
51st Mark Roth United States £1,030£1k
52nd Michael Machuga United States £1,022£1k
53rd Steve Cook United States £1,015£1k
54th Jason Hurd United States £1,007£1k
55th Mike Mineman United States £1,000£1k
56th Dave Soutar United States £993£993
57th Nelson Burton Jr. United States £985£985
58th Teata Semiz United States £978£978
59th Carmen Salvino United States £970£970
60th Don McCune United States £963£963

How the money splits

Every place paid a different cheque, so each band is one bowler

Where the money went, band by band

1st £37k
2nd £19k
3rd £7,407
4th £4,444
5th £3,704
6th £3,407
7th £3,037
8th £2,815
9th £2,667
10th £2,593
11th £2,370
12th £2,296
13th £2,074
14th £2,000

The rest of 2009

Every other bowling tournament we hold from 2009

Other bowling tournaments in 2009.
TOURNAMENT WINNER PAID
Pepsi Red, White and Blue Open Mike Scroggins £107,400£107k
PBA World Championship Tom Smallwood £155,555£156k
PBA Senior World Championship Harry Sullins £68,607£69k
Shark Championship Jack Jurek £151,704£152k
PBA Senior Dick Weber Open Ron Mohr £44,926£45k
Scorpion Championship Mike DeVaney £144,815£145k
PBA Senior Miller Lite Knockout Classic Robert Flaws £49,630£50k
Chameleon Championship Bill O'Neill £145,296£145k
Cheetah Championship Norm Duke £147,378£147k
PBA Senior Decatur Open Steve Ferraro £47,704£48k
Motor City Open Walter Ray Williams Jr. £116,126£116k
Viper Championship Rhino Page £145,311£145k
PBA Senior Lake County Indiana Open Mark Williams £49,630£50k
USBC Senior Masters Dale Traber £105,926£106k
PBA Senior U.S. Open Wayne Webb £104,055£104k
PBA Senior Northern California Classic Dale Traber £45,185£45k
PBA Senior Sun Bowl In The Villages John Petraglia £51,761£52k
PBA Senior Mooresville Miller High Life Classic Dale Eagle £56,667£57k
PBA Senior Dayton Classic Ron Mohr £55,185£55k
2009 Dydo Japan Cup Patrick Allen £164,444£164k
PBA Senior Jackson Open Ron Mohr £58,037£58k
66th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open Mike Scroggins £266,600£267k
The Bowling Foundation Long Island Classic Jason Belmonte £139,200£139k
Go RVing Match Play Championship Chris Barnes £138,000£138k
Don Johnson Buckeye State Eliminator Chris Barnes £139,378£139k
Etonic Marathon Open Wes Malott £149,496£149k
GEICO Plastic Ball Championship Jeff Carter £137,630£138k
USBC Masters John Nolen £259,259£259k
Denny's Dick Weber Open Norm Duke £130,407£130k
Bayer Earl Anthony Medford Classic Wes Malott £137,230£137k
National Bowling Stadium Championship Patrick Allen £135,652£136k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the H&R Block Tournament Of Champions get?

Patrick Allen took £37,111.

How much did the runner-up get?

Rhino Page took £18,593, 50% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the H&R Block Tournament Of Champions?

£150,993, paid to 60 bowlers.

How does it compare with other years?

The H&R Block Tournament of Champions paid £151,067, and the PBA Tournament of Champions paid £144,333.

Where to next

Every edition is on the PBA Tournament of Champions prize money page, and the whole year on bowling prize money in 2009. The edition before was the H&R Block Tournament of Champions. The one after was the PBA Tournament of Champions.