Major champions Graham Fach (East), Sean Rash (Midwest), Dom Barrett (Southwest), Tommy Jones (South) and Jakob Butturff (West) will lead their respective regions into the PBA Players Championship Regional Finals. After 28 games of qualifying, the top five players from each region earned a spot in the telecasts that begin airing on Fox Sports’ FS1 Saturday, January 22.

On his 39th birthday, Sean Rash claimed his 17th Guaranteed Rate PBA Tour title by winning the PBA Chesapeake Open at AMF Western Branch Lanes.

Tommy Jones had heard the tales of pins inside Pla-Mor Lanes in Coldwater, Ohio, being tough to knockdown. From the dreaded 7-10 to the pocket shots resulting in pins shifting out of place.

Sean Rash has withdrawn from the 2021 USBC Masters after just one round of qualifying.

One of the most important stretches of the PBA Tour season will take place starting Sunday when the 2021 PBA World Series of Bowling gets underway.

Career Titles: 16 (2 majors)Age: 382020 Earnings: $133,650 (rank: 7)2020 Points: 13,705 (rank: 8)2020 Peak Ranking: 12020 Low Ranking: 14

This is the eighth in a series showcasing the Top 10 most-watched videos on FloBowling in 2020.

Match: No. 8 Sean Rash vs. No. 9 Francois LavoieRound: Round of 16Broadcast Info: Saturday, Oct. 17, 6 p.m. Eastern on FOX (U.S.) and FloBowling (international)Other Matches On This Show: No. 1 Jason Belmonte vs. No. 17 Jakob Butturff; No. 4 Anthony Simonsen vs. No. 20 Dick Allen; No. 5 Kris Prather vs. No. 12 Marshall Kent

CENTREVILLE, Va. – When the 2020 PBA World Series of Bowling resumed last week, Sean Rash knew he had one shot to get his first WSOB title. He made the most of that chance, winning the PBA Cheetah Championship in a show that aired Sunday night.

JUPITER, Fla. – After surviving an eight-round sudden-death rolloff in Round 2, Sean Rash went on to win the 2020 PBA Summer Clash and the $20,000 top prize.

Imagine your sliding knee enduring a force of more than seven times your body weight each time you release your bowling ball.

In a major offseason move, Sean Rash, who had spent his entire his entire 15-year PBA career with Brunswick, has signed a multi-year deal with 900 Global heading into the 2020 season.

Career Titles: 14 (2 majors)Age: 372019 Earnings: $181,897 (rank: 5)2019 Points: 29,680 (rank: 3)2019 Peak Ranking: 22019 Low Ranking: Unranked

In the final event of the 2019 PBA Tour season, Sean Rash picked up a $20,000 payday as he defeated AJ Johnson to win the PBA China Tiger Cup Invitational last week.

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – Sean Rash surged into the lead heading into match play Monday afternoon at the U.S. Open.