Congratulations Rudy Kasimakis for winning the 4th Super Bowl Scratch Singles today February 7, 2010!!
SuperBowl Scratch Singles 2010
Top 14 – Ratio 1:4.5
64 Bowlers
1. Rudy Kasimakis, Tupelo, MS $1500
2. Tom Tornow, Augusta, GA $800
3. Jake Washington, Hiram, GA $400
4. Stoney Baker, Canton, GA $400
5. Ken Simard, Greenville, SC $285
6. Kyle Barnes, Smyrna, TN $285
7. Allan Smith, Augusta, GA $285
8. Corey Thomas, Stockbridge, GA $285
9. Vince Honeycutt, Buford, GA $175
10. Dustin Bryan, Easley, SC $175
11. Keith White, McDonald, TN $175
12. Terrance Bright, Atlanta, GA $175
13. Jeff Shaw, Marietta, GA $120
14. Jeff Himes, Kannapolis, NC $100

Ken Simard - Top Qualifier after 5 - $75
Jake Washington - Top Qualifier after 8 - $75

Jake Washington and runner-up Isom Hawes III
Congrats to Jake Washington for winning back to back RBT titles today, January 16th at the Douglasville Scratch Open!
Douglasville Scratch Singles 2009
68 Bowlers 1:4.5 Ratio = Top 15 Cash

1. Jake Washington, Hiram, GA $1500
2. Isom Hawes III, East Point, GA $800
3. George Gohagan III, Dayton, OH $400
4. Charles Jordan II, Riverdale, GA $400
5. Robert Layman, Hickory, NC $300
6. Jim Wolcott, Hendersonville, TN $300
7. Robert Atkins, Montgomery, AL $300
8. Brian Checkle, Stockbridge, GA $300
9. Randy Weiss, Charleston, SC $200
10. Christopher Moore, Greenwood, SC $200
11. Ken Simard, Greenville, SC $200
12. Joe German, Powder Springs, GA $200
13. Charles Withers II, Augusta, GA $140
14. Keith White, McDonald, TN $120
15. Doug O’Bryant, Ballground, GA $100
Robert Atkins - Top Qualifier after 5 - $75
Robert Layman - Top Qualifier after 8 - $75

Mental game tips for advanced bowlers
By Teresa Ross

USBC Coaching Specialist

Have you ever had a night like this? You come out focused on what you're doing, and the results are fantastic. You are throwing strike after strike, and the scores just keep going up. You're in the groove. You can't miss. Then, out of nowhere, your shots just aren't coming off as planned anymore. Before you know it, you went from having a shot at an 800 series to just barely breaking 700. You sit back wondering what went wrong. Chances are, you lost your focus.

When things are going well and you are locked in on the pocket, it's easy to become complacent, which causes you to loose that edge and feel that allowed you to start bowling well in the first place. Don't let this happen to you.

Remember, every shot requires equal preparation, concentration and attention to detail. Once you master that line of thinking, you'll find yourself better equipped to stay locked in and at your best at all times.