2016 Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship Champion New Hui Fen (Singapore 🇸🇬) at the Malaysian International Open bowling on 45’. She possesses one of the strongest games on the planet. She has 🥈 medal from the 2016 World Singles Chanpionship and a 🥇 in the Masters at the 2015 Asian Games. | Bowling Knowledge

After yesterday’s PTQ, it is time to start qualifying rounds for the first tour stop of the 2024 PWBA season! Tune in on BowlTV to watch the best bowlers compete, or if you’re in the area, come join us in person! 🎳🏆 | Professional Women's Bowling Association - PWBA

96K views · 3.5K reactions | Jordan Richard with the 3rd 300 game of the PWBA Tour season! Jordan Richard #pwba #bowlfearless | Professional Women's Bowling Association - PWBA | Facebook

It took six tournaments to get the first two 300s of the 2023 PWBA Tour season, and now we’ve gotten two more in the last six hours! The latest came from England’s Verity Crawley, who just notched a perfect game during Game 4 of Round 2 qualifying at the Bowlers Journal Cleveland Open at Yorktown Lanes. Congratulations, Verity! | Professional Women's Bowling Association - PWBA

11K views · 232 reactions | Check out this #PWBA Winning Moment from the 2015 season-ending Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship. Danielle McEwan's first career PWBA title! | Professional Women's Bowling Association - PWBA | Facebook

The PWBA returned to action in 2015 after a 12-year hiatus, and Liz Johnson helped usher in the latest era of the tour by claiming her first of three consecutive PWBA Player of the Year awards and the No. 17 spot on our list of the Top 20 Seasons in the history of women’s professional bowling. Johnson captured three wins during the season, including a pair of major titles at the USBC Queens and U.S. Women’s Open. Since the relaunch of the tour in 2015, Johnson has collected 10 titles, including