2015 Las Vegas, United States
November 13-20
07/28/2015
Two-times champion Shannon will be making her 5th appearance in the World Cup - and not only was Shannon champion in 2002 and 2004, she was also runner up in 2003 beaten to the top slot by Canada’s Kerrie Ryan-Ciach who is also back this year. AND more world cup Pluhowsky vs Ryan-Ciach facts:Kerrie was beaten into second place the year before by Shannon!!
Left-hander Shannon has been bowling for 15 years and currently has a 246 average and a high three-game series of 846. Besides her World Cup titles, she also includes winning the 2006 USBC Queens, 4 Gold Medals at the 2011 Women’s World Championships and 3 PBA Women‘s Series Titles as her greatest bowling achievements.
Her young teammate Kamron already has a very impressive list of titles to his name and at 12 years of age became the youngest bowler to win money at a PBA event! Kamron, Tennessee’s Bowling of the Year, also includes 2015 Team USA Trials Champion, PBA Marion Open Regional Champion, several gold and silver medals at the 2014 WYC and 2013 PABCON Youth events as some of his greatest bowling achievements. Right-hander Kamron who currently has a 230 average will be another one to watch at Sam’s Town this year.
USA have named 32 year old Shannon Pluhowsky and 17 year old Kamron Doyle as their representatives at this year’s QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Las Vegas
Two-times champion Shannon will be making her 5th appearance in the World Cup.
Her young teammate Kamron already has a very impressive list of titles to his name and at 12 years of age became the youngest bowler to win money at a PBA event!
Left-hander Shannon has been bowling for 15 years and currently has a 246 average and a high three-game series of 846. Besides her World Cup titles, she also includes winning the 2006 USBC Queens, 4 Gold Medals at the 2011 Women’s World Championships and 3 PBA Women‘s Series Titles as her greatest bowling achievements.
Her young teammate Kamron already has a very impressive list of titles to his name and at 12 years of age became the youngest bowler to win money at a PBA event! Kamron, Tennessee’s Bowling of the Year, also includes 2015 Team USA Trials Champion, PBA Marion Open Regional Champion, several gold and silver medals at the 2014 WYC and 2013 PABCON Youth events as some of his greatest bowling achievements. Right-hander Kamron who currently has a 230 average will be another one to watch at Sam’s Town this year.