The 9th Annual Kingpin’s Alley New Year’s Day Tournament will take place on Sunday, January 1, 2023. This year’s event will be the same format that we have used in the past few events with one change.
Instead of a 6-game mini marathon, this year’s event will be 8 games.
Entry fee is $125 however if you enter and pay by December 23, the entry fee is only $95 First place is GUARANTEED $2000. Second place is GUARANTEED $1000. Low to cash will get at least $200. 1 in 6 entries will cash.
Start time is 10:30am. Check in will begin at 9:30am
Please see the entry form at the bottom of this page for complete rules.
This year’s pattern will be the 2018 GoBowling.com PWBA Finals. This is a 40’ long pattern with a total volume of 24.10ml and a ratio of 2.89 to 1.
Contact Kingpin’s Alley to enter.
2022 New Year’s Day Tournament
The 8th Annual Kingpin’s Alley New Year’s Day Tournament took place on Saturday, January 1, 2022. This year’s event drew a field of 74 bowlers who bowled 6 games, moving pairs after each game.
This year’s field featured three previous champions, Craig Schoonmaker, Steve Wagoner and three time defending champ, Brian LeClair.
The tournament pattern was a tough one this year. 40’ long and a 2.6:1 ratio made this a shot maker’s pattern that required solid execution. Of the 74 bowlers in the field only 21 ended on the plus side.
Jon Wilbur made his first appearance in this event and he made the best of it as he came away with an 89 pin victory to claim the coveted champion’s trophy and a $2000 payday. Jon had only one game below 200 on the day (his last) as he paced the field with a 230.83 average, 1,385 pins total.
Jake Rivers was second having posted a 1296 total (216.00 average). That was good for $1200.
Three time defending champ, Brian LeClair came out of the gate firing with a 276 game but he ended in 10th place with a score of 1,254.
Steve Wagoner, the 2017 champion finished in the money with a score of 1,249.
2016 Champ, Craig Schoonmaker finished in 16th with a score of 1,229.
The top 12 bowlers cashed.
- John Wilbur 1385 $2000
- Jake Rivers 1296 $1200
- Connor LeClair 1295 $600
- John Ferraro 1286 $325
- Zack Bogholtz 1286 $325
- Anthony Scaccia 1286 $320
- Billy McGaffin 1274 $290
- Brian Mariano 1266 $270
- Garrett Wolf 1262 $250
- Brian LeClair 1254 $240
- Steve Wagoner 1249 $225
- Ed Bauman 1243 $215
2022 New Year’s Day champion Jon Wilbur (L) is presented his championship trophy and a check for $2000 by KPA Proprietor Doug Bohannon.