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2000 Tournament: Wyatt Salo bowled a 204 in his 2nd game to win
the Maverik Kingpin. In the last frames, it was a battle between
Troy and Wyatt. In the end, Wyatt hit a strike to secure his
victory and place in Maverik Bowling History.
2001 Tournament:
Brian Cates started the tournament a little slow. In 3rd place
after the first game, Brian turned it up and blasted the completion
bowling a 182 in the 2nd game. His
average after the two games was enough to secure his victory by 8
pins.
2002 Tournament:
After the first game of the 2002 tournament, two bowlers stood out and
were poised to win the golden pin. Shaggy and Half Pint bowled
two great games and were neck and neck half way through the second
game until Half Pint pulled away and won the pin with an score
178.
2004 Tournament:
Tom Proctor won the Arizona tournament with a score of
156.
2005 Tournament:
Tom Proctor traveled from Arizona to Orange County to defend his 2004
title. He started slow and bowled a 133 in the first game in
which DI held the lead with a 155. In the second game Tom got
hot and bowled a tournament record 7 strikes in a row and won the
Kingpin with the highest ever score in a tournament with
223.
2006 Tournament:
Tom Proctor, currently a native of Las Vegas, NV had the home court
advantage and won his third tournament in a row with ease. He
started off strong and bowled an amazing 5 strikes with only two
open frames to finish with a 192
pin three-
peat! He defended his 2004 and 2005 victories and become the first
Maverik Kingpin to win three in a row.
2007 Tournament:
"Jarit" VanBlankenstein, also currently a native of Las Vegas, NV had the home court
advantage and broke the long winning streak of "Tommy Drama" Proctor
with a solid score of 189.
By bowling an amazing 6 strikes with only three open frames, Jarit
becomes the first OG Kingpin in Maverik bowling history!
Jarit's self-proclaimed "unorthodox" style of bowling was the talk
of the town after his amazing win.
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