2023 USBC MASTERS
The 2023 USBC Masters has come to an end.
Returning champion Anthony Simonsen defeated Michael Martell in the finals 243-222 to capture his second consecutive Masters title and third overall.
Simonsen also became the youngest player in history to win five major titles!
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2023 USBC Masters
SIMONSEN WINS BACK-TO-BACK USBC MASTERS,
BECOMES YOUNGEST TO FIVE MAJOR TITLES!
On Sunday afternoon, at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., Anthony Simonsen etched a new chapter in his young, yet illustrious PBA career.
The 26-year-old defeated Michael Martell to win the 2023 USBC Masters, defending his title and becoming the youngest player in PBA history to win five major titles.
Six years ago, he won his first Masters title to become the PBA’s youngest major champion. He then won the 2019 PBA Players Championship, 2022 U.S. Open and 2022 Masters; the youngest to win at every turn.
With this latest title, Simonsen also became the third three-time Masters champion, joining Mike Aulby (1989, ‘95, ‘98) and Jason Belmonte (2013-15, ‘17).
BECOMES YOUNGEST TO FIVE MAJOR TITLES!
On Sunday afternoon, at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., Anthony Simonsen etched a new chapter in his young, yet illustrious PBA career.
The 26-year-old defeated Michael Martell to win the 2023 USBC Masters, defending his title and becoming the youngest player in PBA history to win five major titles.
Six years ago, he won his first Masters title to become the PBA’s youngest major champion. He then won the 2019 PBA Players Championship, 2022 U.S. Open and 2022 Masters; the youngest to win at every turn.
With this latest title, Simonsen also became the third three-time Masters champion, joining Mike Aulby (1989, ‘95, ‘98) and Jason Belmonte (2013-15, ‘17).