Simonsen’s consistency has him second in the PBA Summer Tour points race as the only player in the top five who has yet to win a title. It was the third time this summer he’s finished third to go with a 13th-place performance in the PBA Jonesboro Open. Simonsen Looking for a Summer Tour TitleĪnthony Simonsen finished third in the Classic. Troup is $3,100 short of becoming the first player ever to earn $500,000 in a single season and could get there by finishing second or better in Chesapeake. With his second-place finish in Coldwater, Troup now sits at $496,900 in 2021 Guaranteed Rate PBA Tour earnings, a single-season record. Troup Still Chasing the Half-Million Mark O’Neill won the 2019 PBA Chesapeake Open as his second title of the season, which he followed with two more titles in 2020.

Here are some of the top storylines heading into the 2021 PBA Chesapeake Open: O’Neill Defends 2019 Titleīill O’Neill only competed in one of the first four 2021 PBA Summer Tour events, finishing 23rd with Shannon O’Keefe in the PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, but O’Neill will compete in the final Summer Tour event to defend his title. Every round of competition will be streamed live on FloBowling. ET and the tournament will culminate in the stepladder finals Sunday at 3 p.m. The PBA Chesapeake Open will award one more champion and determine the top 10 players receiving a share of the Summer Tour bonus prize fund.

Final PBA Summer Tour title to be decided this weekendĬhesapeake, Va.-The final event of the PBA Summer Tour as part of the Guaranteed Rate PBA Tour season takes place this weekend at AMF Western Branch Lanes.

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