I'd suggest an early rolling layout, not too strong for a sport shot. You will not need hook, but consistency.

For a high tracker, I'd suggest pin under ring finger (about 4 1/2" from PAP), with the CG swung out a bit towards your PAP, say 60-75° from PAP. I would not go for a leverage position, even with a light particle load, this could become a problem with an ongoing tournament and changing conditions. With matching revs and speed, this should provide you with a nice, hard arc and playability over a longer period before having the need to switch to the Hybrid.

This one could be laid out out similarly, I'd even move the pin a bit closer to the PAP, placing it under the bridge (1/2" more distance from PAP). CG could be placed a bit stronger, set in your palm, and this layout should be good for late shifts and when the whole thing dries up.

But that's all a personal idea, better check out other opinions, too!
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I agree with dizzy for once!

Just was on one this weekend...balls that had pin under ring....
lower rg...slight kickout and a slightly inside val weighthole seem to really give one the necessary control of breakpoint one needs(often there is  a lot of slip in heads).

I also have had good luck on sport shots always with moderately low rg balls....this weekend the AMF VP2 with low rg and moderate flare potential(ie balls like scout reactives etc....are usually not good as they have too much lenght.

Often there is an out of bounds near 10 on most sport shots so having a ball that does not penetrate far down the lane and skid into the out of bounds is good.

Another ball that has killed these shots for me is a AMF Ti Hawk drilled verysimilarly with a deep medium sized weighthole on pap....Plenty of midlane...smooth backend....surface 1000 no polish....that's the ticket.

REgards,

Luckylefty  
PS you often know a ball that you are going to use on a sport shot is going to be good...because it often does not have enough flip on league to do anything but leave flat corner pins...as soon as you get on sport shots however the strong midlane and softer backend start wipin em off the spot!
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