Sean Rash	Back to list »

2008-09 Rank: 13
Exempt Thru: 2009-10
Career PBA 300 Games: 8
Earned Exemption: PBA Tour points list

Personal: Grew up in Anchorage, Alaska…Four-time Team USA member (2002, '04, '05, ‘08) and Junior Team USA member in 1998, 2002 and '03…Won 2003 Junior Gold National Amateur Championship…Bowled for Wichita State where he was a two-time All-American in 2002 and '03…Helped Wichita State win the 2003 Intercollegiate Team Championship…Won the 2003 USBC Regular Doubles Championship with Derek Sapp with a then record 1,540 six-game pinfall…Helped Team USA win the 2004 World Tenpin Team Cup gold medal in the Netherlands…Won USBC Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow Award in 2001…Served as an athlete representative on the USBC Board of Directors.

2008-09: Winless for the first time in four seasons but had four top-five finishes and three television appearances including fourth in the PBA World Championship…Cashed in all 21 events entered…Had a personal-high 14 match play appearances…Averaged 218.1 (19th)…Earned $67,900 (18th).

Career: Owns four PBA Tour titles including one major (2007 USBC Masters, contested on specially-constructed lanes inside Miller Park in Milwaukee)…Became the first bowler in Tour history to win a title after qualifying through the PBA Tour Qualifying Round when he won the 2006 West Virginia Championship in his rookie season…Win his first title in his first career TV appearance, the first to do that since Ritchie Allen won the 2002 Dallas Open…Has a 7-2 record with a 248.29 average in seven career TV appearances…Was one win shy of tying the PBA record for most consecutive TV wins to start a career (George Branham III)…He and Hugh Miller are the only PBA members to win a title in their first four TV appearances…Finished seventh in his first PBA event as an amateur (2003 USBC Masters)…Owns two PBA Regional titles.

Career Standard Titles (3): 2005-06 - Parkersburg, W. Va.; 2006-07 – Baltimore, Md.; Medford, Ore.

Career Major Titles (1): 2007 USBC Masters, Milwaukee, Wis.