Two weeks after Super Bowl LX takes place in Santa Clara, California, the LX will transform into /X and an occasional O as “PBA Championship Sundays on The CW” will debut, ushering in the PBA’s “post-FOX” era. The series will unfold over 10 consecutive Sunday afternoons with two-hour telecasts beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern.
The season will begin with the PBA Players Championship in Arlington, Texas, on Feb. 22, and in a nod to “PBA Winter Tour” schedules of years past, will conclude with the PBA Tournament of Champions in Fairlawn, Ohio, on April 26.
Said Lev Ekster, president of Lucky Strike Entertainment, which owns the PBA: “Our partnership with The CW reflects the future of bowling as both a competitive sport and an evolving entertainment experience. By uniting with The CW’s growing sports lineup, we’re bringing the energy of the PBA Tour into homes across the country every week. ‘Championship Sundays’ will be a destination event for fans to follow the game’s biggest moments.”Prior to each week’s telecast, fans will be able to follow qualifying and match play rounds on BowlTV.
Here’s the complete “PBA Championship Sundays on The CW” schedule:
Feb. 22 — PBA Players Championship, International Training and Research Center, Arlington, Texas.
March 1 — PBA Pete Weber Missouri Classic, Bowlero St. Peters, St. Peters, Missouri.
March 8 — U.S. Open, Royal Pin Woodland, Indianapolis, Indiana.
March 15 — PBA Illinois Classic, David Small’s Victory Lanes, Decatur, Illinois.
March 22 — PBA Indiana Classic, David Small’s Pro Bowl West, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
March 29 — USBC Masters, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Michigan.
April 5 — PBA Ohio Classic, Columbus Square Bowling Palace, Columbus, Ohio.
April 12 — PBA New York Classic, ABC Gates Bowl, Rochester, New York.
April 19 — PBA Roth/Holman Doubles Championship, Bayside Bowl, Portland, Maine.
April 26 — PBA Tournament of Champions, AMF Rivera Lanes, Fairlawn, Ohio.
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