The leaderboard kept changing all day long.  Leon Pitcher had the top spot first, then Mo Clark took sole possession in the second squad overChristine Fowler who was trying for her 3rd title and white Champion shirt.  The final squad of the day had two Champions duking it out for that Red shirt.  After all the dust had settled, Jimmy Bell Jr. stood in the winners circle, claiming is 2nd title since Sunset Station back in May and$976.00. Coming out of the gate with a 267 scratch game, Jimmy dipped about 100 pins in game 2 before rebounding after the lane switch with games of 298 and 221 scratch for a final series of 1032. Not too far behind was Alex Watanabe who put together a solid 4 game set, including the day's only 300 game to finish with 1006 and a nice 2nd place check for$440.00.   Mo Clark, who was cheered on by his wife and daughter had his best outing, finishing in 3rd place for $280.00. Kenny Reynolds, Christine Fowler, Sean Carney, Orrie Smith, Allen Swinson and Gregory Mamacalso found their way to the cashier's table.  Congratulations to Jimmy Bell Jr. for his second title and to the rest who made the money!

Jimmy Bell Jr. could not wait to celebrate his 2nd tournament win with his brother Richard Wash, Al Swinson, and his buddies from high school who were cheering him on to victory. Jimmy used his Black Ops by 900 Global, drilled by Jimmy G. at Silver Nugget. Plans for his winnings? Spend it on the family since they 'let' him bowl again in the last squad.  He also noted that after bowling poorly in his first entry, he received some good pointers from Mr. Jimmy G. and went out and executed in the 3rd squad. Jimmy currently works for IBEW 357, plays golf and dominoes during his free time. Jimmy has become another Tour regular, and we would like to congratulate him on his win and his support!  Way to Go Jimmy Bell Jr.!