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Jason Couch
Jason Couch captured two events during the 2005-06 season, upping his
career PBA win total to 13. Couch won the Chicago Classic and the Dick
Weber Open, averaging 221.09 and advancing to match play in 13 events.
The 13-year veteran cracked the top 10 in earnings last season and can
now boast nearly $1.4 million in career earnings.
Japan Open: 33rd (211.50)
Tulsa Championship: 12th (229.48)
Mile High Classic: 26th (216.74)
Greater Omaha Classic: 31st (243.06)
USBC Masters: 7th (229.38)
Chicago Classic: 1st (230.69)
BowlersParadise.com Classic: 8th (213.10)
Keystone State Championship: 11th (220.17)
Empire State Classic: 40th (216.64)
Earl Anthony Medford Classic: 52nd (202.50)
Dick Weber Open: 1st (233.44)
Motel 6 Phoenix Classic: 42nd (210.86)
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Classic: 20th (229.05)
Bayer Atlanta Classic: 11th (218.26)
West Virginia Championship: 19th (216.81)
United States Open: 153rd (192.28)
GEICO Classic: 16th (235.96)
Pepsi Championship: 35th (204.50)
Ace Hardware Championship: 45th (211.29)
Denny's World Championship: 98th (197.44)
Great Lakes Classic: 39th (212.50)
Dexter Tournament of Champions: 9th (255.67)
Tommy Jones
Tommy Jones capped off a tremendous 2005-06 season by capturing PBA
Player of the Year honors. Jones is one of only two bowlers in PBA
history to win both Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year over the
course of their careers.
Jones won a tour-high four consecutive titles last season -- matching
his total from 2004-05 and thus becoming just the second bowler since
1999 to win eight titles over two seasons. Jones led the tour in
earnings with $301,700, the third-highest single-season total in PBA
annals. He also finished second in points (237,886), tied for first in
match play appearances (19), tied for second in TV appearances (6) and
finished fifth in average (221.68). Among his four titles was the U.S.
Open, Jones' first major win in five seasons on tour.
Japan Open: 1st (220.72)
Tulsa Championship: 1st (231.67)
Mile High Classic: 13th (230.88)
USBC Masters: 5th (232.75)
Chicago Classic: 7th (229.94)
BowlersParadise.com Classic: 4th (219.56)
Keystone State Championship: 8th (216.29)
Empire State Classic: 24th (217.50)
Earl Anthony Medford Classic: 20th (209.05)
Dick Weber Open: 60th (210.27)
Motel 6 Phoenix Classic: 17th (225.29)
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Classic: 11th (221.27)
Bayer Atlanta Classic: 1st (222.45)
West Virginia Championship: 20th (212.48)
United States Open: 1st (219.53)
GEICO Classic: 49th (214.29)
Pepsi Championship: 25th (211.58)
Ace Hardware Championship: 9th (222.04)
DennyÕs World Championship: 12th (197.57)
Great Lakes Classic: 23rd (215.10)
Dexter Tournament of Champions: 3rd (247.33)
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