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BOWLING · 2009-08-30 · ALLEN ROAD ALLEN PARK, MI, UNITED STATES

Shark Championship 2009 PBA prize money

The Shark Championship paid £153,985 to 75 bowlers. Jack Jurek won £18,797. Michael Fagan took £9,774 as runner-up.

TOTAL PAID£154k
WINNER£19k
BOWLERS PAID75
PAYOUT BANDS70

Every cheque

75 bowlers paid, in finishing order

Prize money won by each bowler at the Shark Championship.
PLACE BOWLER NATION PRIZE MONEY
1st Jack Jurek United States £18,797£19k
2nd Michael Fagan United States £9,774£10k
3rd Jason Couch United States £5,263£5k
4th Wes Malott United States £5,263£5k
5th Rhino Page United States £3,459£3k
6th Chris Loschetter United States £3,459£3k
7th Jason Belmonte Australia £3,459£3k
8th Tim Mack United States £3,459£3k
9th Michael Haugen Jr. United States £2,632£3k
10th Tommy Jones United States £2,556£3k
11th Norm Duke United States £2,556£3k
12th Mike Edwards United States £2,556£3k
13th Mika Koivuniemi United States £2,556£3k
14th Ryan Shafer United States £2,556£3k
15th Lonnie Waliczek United States £2,556£3k
16th Chris Barnes United States £10,075£10k
17th Robert Smith United States £1,880£2k
18th Parker Bohn III United States £1,880£2k
19th Dan MacLelland Canada £1,880£2k
20th Pete Weber United States £1,880£2k
21st Patrick Dombrowski United States £1,880£2k
22nd Dino Castillo United States £1,880£2k
23rd Troy Wollenbecker United States £1,880£2k
24th Thomas Smallwood United States £1,880£2k
25th Brian Waliczek United States £1,880£2k
26th Ronnie Russell United States £1,880£2k
27th Sean Rash United States £1,880£2k
28th Mitch Beasley United States £1,880£2k
29th Mike Scroggins United States £1,203£1k
30th Tony Campagna Jr. United States £1,203£1k
31st Brad Angelo United States £1,203£1k
32nd Todd Book United States £1,203£1k
T33 Steve Jaros United States £1,203£1k
T33 Stevie Weber United States £1,203£1k
35th Nathan Bohr United States £1,203£1k
36th George Lambert IV Canada £1,203£1k
37th Doug Kent United States £1,128£1k
T38 Patrick Allen United States £1,128£1k
T38 Scott Newell United States £1,128£1k
40th Derek Sapp United States £1,128£1k
41st John May United States £1,128£1k
42nd Mason Brantley United States £1,128£1k
43rd Mike DeVaney United States £1,128£1k
44th Stuart Williams United States £1,128£1k
45th Jeff Carter United States £1,128£1k
46th Brian Kretzer United States £1,128£1k
T47 Bo Goergen United States £1,128£1k
T47 Ritchie Allen United States £1,128£1k
49th Walter Ray Williams Jr. United States £1,128£1k
50th Cassidy Schaub United States £1,128£1k
51st Joe Ciccone United States £1,128£1k
52nd Tom Daugherty United States £1,128£1k
53rd Eugene McCune United States £1,128£1k
54th Dave D'Entremont United States £1,128£1k
55th John Nolen United States £1,053£1k
56th Steve Harman United States £1,053£1k
T57 Tae-Hwa Jeong South Korea £1,053£1k
T57 Michael Machuga United States £1,053£1k
59th Osku Palermaa Finland £1,053£1k
60th Bill O'Neill United States £1,053£1k
61st Mike Wolfe United States £1,053£1k
62nd Matt White United States £1,053£1k
63rd Steve Rogers United States £1,053£1k
64th Christopher Moyer United States £1,053£1k
65th Paul Gibson United States £1,053£1k
66th Jason Sterner United States £1,053£1k
67th Brian Voss United States £1,053£1k
68th Jeffrey Roche United States £1,053£1k
69th Wayne Garber United States £1,053£1k
70th Edward VanDaniker Jr United States £1,053£1k
71st PJ Haggerty United States £1,053£1k
72nd Amleto Monacelli Venezuela £1,053£1k
T73 Eddie Graham United States £639£639
T73 Anthony LaCaze United States £639£639
75th Ryan Ciminelli United States £301£301

How the money splits

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

Prize money bands at the Shark Championship.
PLACE BOWLERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £18,797£19k £18,797£19k
2nd 1 £9,774£10k £9,774£10k
3rd 1 £5,263£5k £5,263£5k
4th 1 £5,263£5k £5,263£5k
5th 1 £3,459£3k £3,459£3k
6th 1 £3,459£3k £3,459£3k
7th 1 £3,459£3k £3,459£3k
8th 1 £3,459£3k £3,459£3k
9th 1 £2,632£3k £2,632£3k
10th 1 £2,556£3k £2,556£3k
11th 1 £2,556£3k £2,556£3k
12th 1 £2,556£3k £2,556£3k
13th 1 £2,556£3k £2,556£3k
14th 1 £2,556£3k £2,556£3k
15th 1 £2,556£3k £2,556£3k
16th 1 £10,075£10k £10,075£10k
17th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
18th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
19th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
20th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
21st 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
22nd 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
23rd 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
24th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
25th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
26th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
27th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
28th 1 £1,880£2k £1,880£2k
29th 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
30th 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
31st 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
32nd 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
T33 2 £1,203£1k £2,406£2k
35th 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
36th 1 £1,203£1k £1,203£1k
37th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
T38 2 £1,128£1k £2,256£2k
40th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
41st 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
42nd 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
43rd 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
44th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
45th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
46th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
T47 2 £1,128£1k £2,256£2k
49th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
50th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
51st 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
52nd 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
53rd 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
54th 1 £1,128£1k £1,128£1k
55th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
56th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
T57 2 £1,053£1k £2,105£2k
59th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
60th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
61st 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
62nd 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
63rd 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
64th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
65th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
66th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
67th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
68th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
69th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
70th 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
71st 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
72nd 1 £1,053£1k £1,053£1k
T73 2 £639£639 £1,278£1k
75th 1 £301£301 £301£301

Where the money went, band by band

1st £19k
2nd £9,774
3rd £5,263
4th £5,263
5th £3,459
6th £3,459
7th £3,459
8th £3,459
9th £2,632
10th £2,556
11th £2,556
12th £2,556
13th £2,556
14th £2,556

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 £109,015£109k
PBA World Championship Tom Smallwood £157,895£158k
PBA Senior World Championship Harry Sullins £69,639£70k
PBA Senior Dick Weber Open Ron Mohr £45,602£46k
Scorpion Championship Mike DeVaney £146,993£147k
PBA Senior Miller Lite Knockout Classic Robert Flaws £50,376£50k
Chameleon Championship Bill O'Neill £147,481£147k
Cheetah Championship Norm Duke £149,594£150k
PBA Senior Decatur Open Steve Ferraro £48,421£48k
Motor City Open Walter Ray Williams Jr. £117,872£118k
Viper Championship Rhino Page £147,496£147k
PBA Senior Lake County Indiana Open Mark Williams £50,376£50k
USBC Senior Masters Dale Traber £107,519£108k
PBA Senior U.S. Open Wayne Webb £105,620£106k
PBA Senior Northern California Classic Dale Traber £45,865£46k
PBA Senior Sun Bowl In The Villages John Petraglia £52,540£53k
PBA Senior Mooresville Miller High Life Classic Dale Eagle £57,519£58k
PBA Senior Dayton Classic Ron Mohr £56,015£56k
2009 Dydo Japan Cup Patrick Allen £166,917£167k
PBA Senior Jackson Open Ron Mohr £58,910£59k
66th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open Mike Scroggins £270,609£271k
The Bowling Foundation Long Island Classic Jason Belmonte £141,293£141k
Go RVing Match Play Championship Chris Barnes £140,075£140k
Don Johnson Buckeye State Eliminator Chris Barnes £141,474£141k
Etonic Marathon Open Wes Malott £151,744£152k
GEICO Plastic Ball Championship Jeff Carter £139,699£140k
USBC Masters John Nolen £263,158£263k
Denny's Dick Weber Open Norm Duke £132,368£132k
H&R Block Tournament Of Champions Patrick Allen £153,263£153k
Bayer Earl Anthony Medford Classic Wes Malott £139,293£139k
National Bowling Stadium Championship Patrick Allen £137,692£138k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner of the Shark Championship get?

Jack Jurek took £18,797.

How much did the runner-up get?

Michael Fagan took £9,774, 52% of the winner's cheque.

What was the total prize money at the Shark Championship?

£153,985, paid to 75 bowlers.

How does it compare with other years?

The Lumber Liquidators Shark Championship paid £140,992, and the Geico Shark Open paid £63,887.

Where to next

Every edition is on the PBA Shark Championship prize money page, and the whole year on bowling prize money in 2009. The edition before was the Lumber Liquidators Shark Championship. The one after was the Geico Shark Open.