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BOWLING · 2013-06-01 · WEST OKLAHOMA MILWAUKEE, WI, UNITED STATES

Lucas Oil PBA Wolf Open 2013 prize money

The Lucas Oil PBA Wolf Open paid £34,667 to 25 bowlers. Chris Loschetter won £5,926. Bill O'Neill took £3,704 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£35k
WINNER£6k
BOWLERS PAID25
PAYOUT BANDS25

Every cheque

25 bowlers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each bowler at the Lucas Oil PBA Wolf Open.
PLACE BOWLER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Chris Loschetter United States £5,926£6k
2nd Bill O'Neill United States £3,704£4k
3rd Norm Duke United States £2,963£3k
4th EJ Tackett United States £2,296£2k
5th Pete Weber United States £1,481£1k
6th Jason Sterner United States £1,333£1k
7th Michael Haugen Jr. United States £1,259£1k
8th Ryan Ciminelli United States £1,185£1k
9th Dino Castillo United States £1,148£1k
10th Eugene McCune United States £1,111£1k
11th Anthony LaCaze United States £1,074£1k
12th Chris Barnes United States £1,111£1k
13th Josh Blanchard United States £1,000£1k
14th Patrick Allen United States £963£963
15th Osku Palermaa Finland £926£926
16th Randy Weiss United States £889£889
17th Mike Fagan United States £852£852
18th Tom Smallwood United States £815£815
19th Mike Wolfe United States £852£852
20th Nathan Bohr United States £741£741
21st Kenneth Kempf United States £704£704
22nd Andres Gomez Colombia £667£667
23rd Dan MacLelland Canada £630£630
24th William Guszczo United States £593£593
25th Brett Cunningham United States £444£444

How the money splits

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

Where the money went, band by band

1st £5,926
2nd £3,704
3rd £2,963
4th £2,296
5th £1,481
6th £1,333
7th £1,259
8th £1,185
9th £1,148
10th £1,111
11th £1,074
12th £1,111
13th £1,000
14th £963

The rest of 2013

Every other bowling tournament we hold from 2013

Other bowling tournaments in 2013.
TOURNAMENT WINNER PAID
Round One's International Japan Cup £60,562£61k
WSOB - PBA World Championship Dom Barrett £190,793£191k
WSOB - PBA Scorpion Championship Tom Smallwood £63,385£63k
WSOB - PBA Chameleon Championship Ryan Ciminelli £63,533£64k
WSOB - PBA Cheetah Championship Wes Malott £63,904£64k
WSOB - PBA Viper Championship Chris Barnes £63,311£63k
PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open Pete Weber £34,889£35k
PBA50 South Shore Open Walter Ray Williams Jr. £44,741£45k
2013 Bowling's U.S. Open - Men Wes Malott £164,974£165k
PBA50 Northern California Classic Walter Ray Williams Jr. £40,000£40k
United States Bowling Congress Senior Masters Pete Weber £87,148£87k
Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open Amleto Monacelli £82,156£82k
Lucas Oil PBA Milwaukee Open Chris Barnes £63,237£63k
Lucas Oil PBA Bear Open Jason Belmonte £34,519£35k
Lucas Oil PBA Badger Open Jake Peters £34,889£35k
PBA50 Dayton Classic Randy Pedersen £43,259£43k
PBA50 Miller High Life Classic Lennie Boresch Jr. £53,111£53k
PBA50 Greater Birmingham Open Tom Baker £42,148£42k
PBA50 Sun Bowl In The Villages Walter Ray Williams Jr. £60,356£60k
PBA50 Pasco County Suncoast Open benefiting Wounded Warriors Bob Learn Jr. £48,444£48k
Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions Pete Weber £190,696£191k
Brunswick Euro Challenge Ronnie Russell £38,889£39k
Kuwait Open Sean Rash £51,333£51k
United States Bowling Congress Masters Jason Belmonte £241,074£241k
PBA Detroit Winter Swing - Earl Anthony Players Championship Scott Norton £91,081£91k
PBA Detroit Winter Swing - Carmen Salvino Classic Andres Gomez £54,237£54k
PBA Detroit Winter Swing - Mark Roth Classic Michael Haugen Jr. £54,311£54k
PBA Detroit Winter Swing - Don Carter Classic Jason Sterner £54,681£55k
Brunswick BallMaster Open £36,667£37k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Lucas Oil PBA Wolf Open get?

Chris Loschetter took £5,926.

How much did the runner-up get?

Bill O'Neill took £3,704, 62% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Lucas Oil PBA Wolf Open?

£34,667, paid to 25 bowlers.

How does it compare with other years?

The PBA Wolf Open paid £37,630.

Where to next

Every edition is on the PBA Wolf Open prize money page, and the whole year on bowling prize money in 2013. The one after was the PBA Wolf Open.