Richard Turner in the course of the awarding ceremony. | Photograph from the Philippine Bowling Federation, Inc.
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu-based American bowler Richard Turner of the Sugbuanon Bowlers United (SUGBU) added one other feather to his cap after clinching the lads’s senior labeled masters title within the fifth Philippine Nationwide Open 2025 on Thursday, Might 22, on the Sta. Lucia East Bowling Middle in Rizal.
This marks Turner’s second main title this month, following his victory within the 57th Manila Tenpin Bowlers Affiliation (MTBA) Open Tenpin Bowling Championships held on Might 1.
The lone SUGBU consultant in a discipline filled with veteran abilities, Turner rose to the event by topping the eight-game collection with a complete of 1,647 pinfalls. He maintained a median of 206 per sport and had simply an 11-pin handicap to work with.
His finest efficiency got here within the fifth sport, the place he rolled a 224.
Mon Miranda of the CKTBA got here in second with 1,618 pinfalls, whereas Greg Wilson of DATBI settled for third with 1,587. Rounding out the highest 5 had been Yaboye Dennis of ACTBA-PSB (1,563) and Ron Eusebio of CKTBA (1,541).
Turner’s marketing campaign isn’t over but. As of this writing, he’s nonetheless within the hunt for extra {hardware}, at present competing within the senior open division. He’s additionally aiming to qualify for the lads’s affiliate and graded divisions later this weekend.
A minimum of Philippine bowling legend and Philippine Sports activities Fee (PSC) commissioner Olivia “Bong” Coo offered him with the title in the course of the awarding ceremony.
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