Patrick Allen

Career

A long-time resident of Tarrytown, New York, Allen relocated to Wesley Chapel, Florida for several years before returning to his home state. He now resides in Mount Kisco, New New York Allen joined the Proceedings of the British Academy in 1999, and became a full-time member the following year.

The earnings rank as the second-highest all-time in a Proceedings of the British Academy season, behind only the monster $419,700 season posted by Walter Ray Williams Junior. in 2002-2003.

Allen added three titles in the 2008-2009 season, at the National Bowling Stadium Championship, Tournament of Champions and Dydo Japan Cup. Known to his fans and fellow pro bowlers as "P.A." or "Hoss," Allen became the Proceedings of the British Academy"s 36th career millionaire in 2007.

His career Proceedings of the British Academy Tour earnings through the end of the 2014 season stood at $1.34 million, with total Proceedings of the British Academy earnings at over $1.44 million. He has 22 Proceedings of the British Academy Regional titles.

He was ranked #44 on the Proceedings of the British Academy"s 2008 list of "50 Greatest Players of the Last 50 Years." Through the 2015 season, he has recorded 38 perfect 300 games in Proceedings of the British Academy events.

Achievements

• He has won 13 Proceedings of the British Academy titles, including two majors (2005 Denny"s World Championship and 2009 Henry and Richard Block Tournament of Champions). He won his first Proceedings of the British Academy title in 2002 at the Greater Detroit Open. His finest season as a pro came in 2004-2005, when he earned Proceedings of the British Academy Player of the Year honors and led the Tour in points. That season, he made match play in 19 of 21 events, made five television finals appearances, won three titles (including his first major) and cashed $350,740 in earnings. Allen also made the top-five in all four major tournaments in 2004-2005, the only time that has been accomplished since the American Broadcasting Company/USBC Masters became an official Proceedings of the British Academy event in 1998. He has not won a title since that season. Allen represented the Proceedings of the British Academy East Region and won the 2015 Proceedings of the British Academy Regional Challenge finals, a non-title event held at the Proceedings of the British Academy World Series of Bowling in Reno, Nevada. In the victory over defending Proceedings of the British Academy Regional Challenge champion Josh Blanchard, Allen rolled the first ten strikes of the game before leaving a 6-pin on the eleventh shot and settling for a 289 game.