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The 31-year-old from Orange, in central NSW, travels back and forth to America every time there’s a string of Professional Bowlers Association Tour tournaments. The tenpin bowling star will spend six ...

Belmonte has used tenpin to become the world’s best and the youngest player on tour to join the millionaires club. It’s a meteoric rise the Orange-born champion never thought he’d achieve, especially ...

Meet Jason Belmonte -- that is, if you haven't already, since he's recently been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the L.A. Times, the Denver Post and on "Good Morning America." Quite the resumé ...

Jason Belmonte has been unorthodox in the sport of bowling his entire life, and continues to change the game one pin at a time. The Australian 36-year old PBA bowler rolled his first ball at the age ...

Blame this one on the parents. Jason Belmonte’s family couldn’t afford day care for their 18-month-old child. Instead, they slipped bowling shoes onto his feet, handed him a 10-pound ball and let him ...

Real men go for two. Jason Belmonte went for four. The two-handed Australian bowler left the 3-6-9-10 pins standing after opening the 10th frame with a strike, and then converted the spare to capture ...

The two-handed bowler needed only one hand to hoist the trophy. Australian Jason Belmonte, who is widely considered the Tiger Woods of professional bowling, rolled his way to his 20th PBA Tour win in ...

In an increasingly congested Australian sporting landscape, the ability to strike at the right time is an undoubted asset. Taking that opportunity with both hands is tenpin bowling wizard Jason ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from News. Followed categories will be added to My News. The 31-year-old from Orange, in central NSW, travels back and forth to America every time there’s a string of ...