Season Continues with PBA Pete Weber Missouri Classic
The 2026 PBA Tour's PBA Pete Weber Missouri Classic is taking place from Monday, February 24 to Friday, February 27, with the finals on Sunday, March 1 at 4pm ET. The tournament is being held at Bowlero St. Peters in Missouri, near the hometown of legend Pete Weber, and features a top prize of $30,000 and a PBA Tour title.
Rookie Brandon Bonta enters with significant momentum after starting his career with a perfect 300 game and a major title in Texas. Other notable rookies from the same class, including Spencer Robarge and CJ Petrin, also performed well in the recent PBA Players Championship.
The event has a history of being won by future Hall of Famers, with Anthony Simonsen winning in 2024 and EJ Tackett in 2025. This trend highlights the prestige of the trophy named for Pete Weber.
Local interest is high as two-time PBA Tour champion Kyle Sherman, who lives just minutes from the venue, will be participating while also celebrating his new role as the lead color analyst for the PBA on CW Tour broadcast.
The tournament format consists of all players bowling 18 games over three qualifying rounds, all contested on the 45-foot Dick Weber oil pattern.
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