PRODIGY BOWLERS TOUR -- 05-05-2018 -- "DOUBLE BALL ELIMINATION WITH REDEMPTION FRAMES"

PRODIGY BOWLERS TOUR -- Episode 60 (Season 2)
Recorded May 5, 2018 for release on May 10, 2018
"DOUBLE BALL ELIMINATION WITH REDEMPTION FRAMES"
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We've done the Single Ball Eliminator. We've done the Double Ball Eliminator. This time, we're bringing back the Double Ball Eliminator, but with a twist: We've added two "Redemption Frames." Here's how it works:

In each frame, all the players still in the competition will throw one ball. The player with the low pinfall drops into the Elimination Bracket. Once there are two players in the Elimination Bracket, each frame will end with those two players throwing one shot to decide which of the two of them is eliminated from the competition. The survivor remains in the Elimination Bracket to await the next player that drops into the Elimination Bracket.

Twice during the competition, we hold a "Redemption Frame." In the Redemption Frames, only the players who have already been eliminated or have dropped into the elimination bracket get to throw a ball, and the one who gets the HIGH pinfall wins their way back into the main competition. (In the Redemption Frames, if the player who was still active in the Elimination Bracket happens to be the one who wins their way back into the Competition, then the player who finished 2nd in the Redemption Frame will take their place in the Elimination Bracket.)

Once the field is winnowed down to the final two players, they bowl one 10-frame match to determine the winner.

So that's how it works.

We begin this day with 16 players, 13 youth bowlers and 3 coaches. Pretty much anything goes in these Single- and Double-Ball Elimination events, as all the participants and the fans looking on in the bowling center will egg on the bowlers. It's about the most fun we ever have bowling a PRODIGY event.

As always, USBC Silver Certified Coach Randy Brown (who's also a participant in this event) is your play-by-play announcer. He's also the Executive Producer and Tournament Director of PRODIGY BOWLERS TOUR.

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Notice that on this week's show, we announce the date of our upcoming PRODIGY BOWLERS TOUR Tournament of Champions. So mark your calendar. We'll be awarding this year's Coveted Trophy Pin at the event and naming this year's PRODIGY Player of the Year.

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Enjoy the show! This is a fun one!