Jason Sterner

[Theo McNair]

Congrats to Jason Sterner a true "RealBowler" who has been a big supporter of RealBowlers since day one, as he continues to make the cut in the PBA World Championship. This is his first stop as an exempt player on the PBA Tour. We wish him the best as he competes tonight to try and make the Super 16.

Live Scoring

[Theo McNair]

Jason Sterner Beat Tommy Jones in the Round of 32 4-2.
T. Jones 252, 178, 246, 235, 232, 206
J. Sterner 245, 219, 258, 266, 181, 226

[Randy Russell]

So much fun to see a product of our local bowling community do so well on the big stage. I know he's been working for this since he could walk....it's great to see him have success at his dream. Let's all hope he keeps it up on to the Sunday show.

[dare` edosoman]

proud of Jason an i hope he makes TV which will be a dream come true for him

[TIM MCNAIR]

I truly feel like Jason will make some noise this year on tour. He has progressively gotten better over the years and all his hard work looks like it is beginning to pay dividends for him. Good luck Jason!!!

[TIM MCNAIR]

I believe Jason got eliminated in the round of 16- match play, which is impressive. He beat out Tommy Jones in the round of 32 and i believe it is a sign of whats to come this season for him. It would be great to see someone weve been knowing and watch bowl for years go on tour and really make waves.

[TIM MCNAIR]

FYI-Jason finished 22nd at the PBA World Championship with a 5-6 matchplay record, he earned 8,330 points and took home $3,150. Good Job!!! Randy Weiss of SC another RBT alumni finished 41st taking home $1,500.

[PTYBOWLER]

Hey I had a chance to see Jason bowl on XtraFrame on pba.com the boy is doing his thing. Jason is showing why he's #1 in the south region. Jason will make a show this year....Mark my words the boy will make a show. Jason Keep up the great bowling man.

[PTYBOWLER]

with no doubt Jason is going to make it big in the PBA. The Boy can Bowl. Rookie of the year is in sight.

[Kyle Miller]

There was an Atlanta Bowler back in the 80's that made a few of shows on T.V. and I thought he was the best bowler I had ever seen and I have seen some good ones but this guy was so smooth.I have only seen a couple of Left handers win on shots playing the 4th arrow and deep inside and he was one. Does anybody know what happened to Rod Pastuer? I watched him win a handicap tournament getting minus 5 pins.