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Kamron Doyle
Kamron Doyle (born January 13, 1998) is an American ten-pin bowler from Brentwood, Tennessee.
Doyle was at one time the youngest person in USBC history to record a sanctioned 800 series — a three-game set with scores adding to at least 800 — which he accomplished by rolling an 802 score on March 14, 2009, at the age of 11 years, 60 days. (Korey Reichard of Jackson, Michigan, aged 10 years, 7 months, 23 days, rolled an 800 series on January 21, 2012, to top Doyle's record.) Doyle is also the third-youngest bowler to roll a USBC-sanctioned 300 game, which he did in May 2008.
In league play on December 8, 2012, Kamron blasted the pins for an 818 series with games of 239, 300 and 279, achieving his 15th perfect game and the fourth time he rolled an 800 series. On December 11, 2012, bowling with his high school, Kamron rolled a 247, 279, and a 278 for an 804 series—his fifth in his young "career." On February 2, 2013, Kamron blasted the pins for his 16th perfect game, and he also rolled a 299.
Doyle also bowled in the Southern Scratch Junior Bowling Association (SSJBA) and had won 15 titles through 2012. On April 15, 2012, Kamron broke the SSJBA record for most titles in one season with six, topping Chad Pitcock's previous record of five titles in 2001. Doyle's record was subsequently broken by James Matthews, who earned seven titles in 2014.
Doyle qualified as the top seed at the 2016 U.S. Amateur Championships, but lost the January 9 final match and finished runner-up to Chris Via.
Doyle became the youngest bowler to ever cash in a PBA tournament, when he entered a PBA South Region Event in Canton, Georgia, in May 2010, at age 12, and finished in 30th place out of 94 bowlers. He averaged 215 for 13 games in that event and earned $400 in his second-ever PBA regional event.
Kamron bowled another PBA regional, the PBA South Region Marion, NC Non-Champions Open, on April 1–3, 2011, at age 13. He blasted the pins for a 279 in the first game of match-play and compiled a 3–3 won-lost record en route to a respectable 7th-place finish out of 96 bowlers, earning $700 for the PBA event.
On August 26, 2012, Kamron had a stellar performance in a PBA South Region tournament in Canton, GA, finishing in a tie for third place out of 75 bowlers. In his 21 qualifying games, Kamron tallied a total pinfall of 4,646 (a 221.24 average), and posted a 5–3 win-loss record in match play. In the round of 16, Kamron defeated 2012 PBA Tour titlist Scott Newell, 3 games to 1, and the first match, which the 14-year-old won 299–289, was easily the most exciting game of the tournament. Kamron added scores of 229, 244 and 261 to cap off an excellent four-game block. He then went on to defeat Mike Williams II, 2 games to 1 in the round of 8, and met eventual tournament winner and bowling legend Walter Ray Williams, Jr. in the round of 4. Kamron lost to Walter Ray, 226–214 in the semi-final match, and earned $850 for the event.
Kamron Doyle
Kamron Doyle (born January 13, 1998) is an American ten-pin bowler from Brentwood, Tennessee.
Doyle was at one time the youngest person in USBC history to record a sanctioned 800 series — a three-game set with scores adding to at least 800 — which he accomplished by rolling an 802 score on March 14, 2009, at the age of 11 years, 60 days. (Korey Reichard of Jackson, Michigan, aged 10 years, 7 months, 23 days, rolled an 800 series on January 21, 2012, to top Doyle's record.) Doyle is also the third-youngest bowler to roll a USBC-sanctioned 300 game, which he did in May 2008.
In league play on December 8, 2012, Kamron blasted the pins for an 818 series with games of 239, 300 and 279, achieving his 15th perfect game and the fourth time he rolled an 800 series. On December 11, 2012, bowling with his high school, Kamron rolled a 247, 279, and a 278 for an 804 series—his fifth in his young "career." On February 2, 2013, Kamron blasted the pins for his 16th perfect game, and he also rolled a 299.
Doyle also bowled in the Southern Scratch Junior Bowling Association (SSJBA) and had won 15 titles through 2012. On April 15, 2012, Kamron broke the SSJBA record for most titles in one season with six, topping Chad Pitcock's previous record of five titles in 2001. Doyle's record was subsequently broken by James Matthews, who earned seven titles in 2014.
Doyle qualified as the top seed at the 2016 U.S. Amateur Championships, but lost the January 9 final match and finished runner-up to Chris Via.
Doyle became the youngest bowler to ever cash in a PBA tournament, when he entered a PBA South Region Event in Canton, Georgia, in May 2010, at age 12, and finished in 30th place out of 94 bowlers. He averaged 215 for 13 games in that event and earned $400 in his second-ever PBA regional event.
Kamron bowled another PBA regional, the PBA South Region Marion, NC Non-Champions Open, on April 1–3, 2011, at age 13. He blasted the pins for a 279 in the first game of match-play and compiled a 3–3 won-lost record en route to a respectable 7th-place finish out of 96 bowlers, earning $700 for the PBA event.
On August 26, 2012, Kamron had a stellar performance in a PBA South Region tournament in Canton, GA, finishing in a tie for third place out of 75 bowlers. In his 21 qualifying games, Kamron tallied a total pinfall of 4,646 (a 221.24 average), and posted a 5–3 win-loss record in match play. In the round of 16, Kamron defeated 2012 PBA Tour titlist Scott Newell, 3 games to 1, and the first match, which the 14-year-old won 299–289, was easily the most exciting game of the tournament. Kamron added scores of 229, 244 and 261 to cap off an excellent four-game block. He then went on to defeat Mike Williams II, 2 games to 1 in the round of 8, and met eventual tournament winner and bowling legend Walter Ray Williams, Jr. in the round of 4. Kamron lost to Walter Ray, 226–214 in the semi-final match, and earned $850 for the event.