One of the guys that runs the proshop I go to just shot 900 last night at Glass Bowl Lanes in toledo ohio using a roto grip up-roar.

From what I can see from my facebook video he was on the right side of the house. there was a set to the right empty and he was on the next set.

I could be wrong, but that's what I can see.

Either way, 900's don't come easy. Congrats to the bowler, whose name I will keep to myself. I do not know them personally. 

Earon Vollmar

The best part is he had the first 33 and had to wait for lane courtesy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rrGjwaenpc

You make that sound like it's a bad thing. It probably helped him stay in rhythm. I know when I shot my very first 300, I had the bowler on the pair with me bowl her normal turns. It helped from keeping me from rushing and made it seem more like a normal game. Although that changed pretty quickly when I turned around and saw pretty much the entire house standing behind my pair, lol (this was back in the 80's when it was still a big thing to shoot a 300, lol).

Congratulations, throwing 36 strikes on any pattern is an awesome accomplishment!

Earon Vollmar

The best part is he had the first 33 and had to wait for lane courtesy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rrGjwaenpc

Another 900 for Storm/Roto products. BTW, listed as he was throwing the Uproar.

I'd love to see that in person.  Can ony imagine the cheers after each strike in the third game.

And this just made the splash page at bowl.com. They also included the video of the guy literally at laneside so you can see the last 3 shots a lot better:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCxK13e7E5M

All I'll say is this: having seen one before (Jeremy Sonnenfeld in '97), I still get nervous myself just thinking about it back then, and feel the nerves watching this again. I mean, the entire house is so dead quiet you could hear an ant walk across the lanes.

Absolutely intense, but well bloody done, Earon!

BL.

I have been bowling for about 43 years. It is so hard for me to imagine that this is possible to do. Not only do you have to roll the ball properly, you have to be fortunate enough to carry. Powerful as the balls are to produce more revs which lead to more strikes, you can leave a 7 - 8 - 9 or 10 pin at any time. So to be able to carry all 36 without leaving one of those pins is just unbelievable. It is a feat worthy of superior recognition!