Burkett, Bohn, and Jurek Take Top Honors at Wayne Webb’s
The 2025 PBA60 World Series of Bowling (WSOB) lit up the lanes at Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl, bringing together some of the most iconic names in senior bowling. Over several days, titles were earned, rivalries were reignited, and the message was clear—age might bring wisdom, but it doesn’t dull competitive fire. The event delivered historic wins, emotional milestones, and fierce competition as legends of the game continued to prove their greatness on the lanes.
From the Mound to the Lanes: John Burkett Wins Roth Championship
Former Major League Baseball pitcher turned pro bowler John Burkett made headlines once again by capturing the PBA60 Mark Roth Championship. Known for his second career surge on the lanes, Burkett showcased cool confidence and precision shot-making throughout the tournament. His win adds to a growing legacy in professional bowling and shows he’s more than just a crossover athlete—he’s a legit force in the senior field.
Parker Bohn III Claims the Webb Championship
Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III added another jewel to his packed trophy case by winning the 2025 PBA60 Wayne Webb Championship. Bohn, known for his left-handed finesse and unmatched lane IQ, navigated a tough oil pattern and a stacked field of veterans to emerge victorious. It was a fitting tribute to Wayne Webb himself—another left-handed legend—and a celebration of Bohn’s continued dominance well into his senior years.
Jack Jurek Captures the Inaugural PBA60 World Championship
The week’s biggest moment came when Jack Jurek clinched the first-ever PBA60 World Championship, etching his name in history. Jurek, long respected for his smooth game and quiet consistency, broke through with a clutch performance under pressure. His path to the title was anything but easy, but his win symbolized both persistence and peak form at just the right time.
A Showcase of Experience and Excellence
The PBA60 WSOB proved once again that skill only gets sharper with age. With thousands of games under their belts and decades of wisdom, these bowlers gave fans in Columbus—and around the world watching online—something to cheer about. Whether it was Burkett’s rise, Bohn’s brilliance, or Jurek’s historic moment, each champion left the building with legacy-defining victories.
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