The following card sets are available:

All-Time Great Men (170 bowler cards)

This card set includes history's greatest bowlers.  Each bowler is rated based on his best single season.  Some of the great season performances include:

1999 Parker Bohn III (4 titles and 20 cashes in 24 events, scoring title)

1994 Norm Duke (5 wins and 18 cashes in 21 events, scoring title)

1993 Walter Ray Williams (7 titles and 29 cashes in 33 events, scoring title)

1978 Mark Roth (8 titles and 14 top-5 finishes in 26 events, scoring title)

1975 Earl Anthony (7 titles and 18 top-5 finishes in 30 events, 63% match-play winning%, scoring title)

1969 Billy Hardwick (6 titles and 15 top-5 finishes in 33 events, scoring title)

1961 Dick Weber (5 titles and 11 cashes in 11 events, scoring title)

These are all the bowlers included:

Bill Allen, Glenn Allison, Earl Anthony, Barry Ashby, Mike Aulby, Mark Baker, Tom Baker, Del Ballard, Chris Barnes, Jason Belmonte, Frank Benkovic, Joe Berardi Jr., Mike Berlin, Jimmy Blouin, Ray Bluth, Joe Bodis, Parker Bohn III, Buddy Bomar, Roger Bowker, Allie Brandt, George Branham III, Roy Buckley, Fred Bujack, Nelson Burton, Nelson Burton Jr., Lou Campi, Adolph Carlson, Don Carter, Paul Colwell, Steve Cook, Jason Couch, Pete Couture, John Crimmins, Tim Criss, Dave Davis, Charley Daw, Ned Day, Dave D'Entremont, Gary Dickinson, Vern Downing, Norm Duke, Mike Durbin, Ed "Sarge" Easter, Joe Falcaro, Lindy Faragalli, Buzz Fazio, Dave Ferraro, Skee Foremsky, Eric Forkel, Butch Gearhart, Don Genalo, John Gengler, Therm Gibson, Don Glover, Jim Godman, Bryan Goebel, Billy Golembewski, John Guenther, Bob Handley, Billy Hardwick, Don Helling, Tom Hennessey, Marshall Holman, Dick Hoover, Steve Hoskins, George Howard, Tommy Hudson, Dave Husted, Bobby Jacks, Lowell Jackson, Steve Jaros, Don Johnson, Earl Johnson, Tommy Jones, Joe Joseph, Lee Jouglard, Frank Kartheiser, Eddie Kawolics, Johnny King, John Klares, Billy Knox, John Koster, Mika Kouvuniemi, Herb Lange, Jake Lenzen, Tony Lindemann, Eddie Krems, Paul Krumske, Larry Laub, Bob Learn Jr., Bill Lillard, Mike Limongello, Mort Lindsey, Eddie Lubanski, Wes Mallott, Hank Marino, Steve Martin, Andy Marzich, John Mazza, Don McCune, Marc McDowell, Mike McGrath, Junie McMahon, Hughie Miller, Tom Milton, Amleto Monacelli, Steve Nagy, Paeng Nepomuceno, Joe Norris, Bill O'Neill, David Ozio, Ron Palombi, George Pappas, Randy Pedersen, Johnny Petraglia, Ed Ressler, Dick Ritger, Mark Roth, Jim St. John, Carmen Salvino, Frank Santore, Al Savas, Teata Semiz, Les Schissler, Ernie Schlegel, Connie Schwoegler, Ray Schanen, Gary Skidmore, Mike Scroggins, Harry Smith, Jimmy Smith, Robert Smith, Butch Soper, Dave Soutar, Jess Staybrook, Tony Sparando, Barney Spinella, Harry Steers, Harry Sullins, Jim Stefanich, Otto Stein, Bob Strampe, Larry Sutton, Frank Thoma, Sykes Thoma, W, V, Thompson, Pete Tountas, Art Trask, Guppy Troup, Bill Tucker, Andy Varipapa, Brian Voss, George Wade, Ricky Ward, Chris Warren, Wayne Webb, Dick Weber, Peter Weber, Billy Welu, Mark Williams, Walter Ray Williams, Jr., Joe Wilman, Danny Wiseman, Phil Wolf, George Young, Wayne Zahn, Tom Zavakos, and Gil Zunker.

All-Time Great Women (80 bowler cards)

This card set includes greats such as 9-time Player of the Year, Marion Ladewig, 4-time POY, Wendy Macpherson, 4-time POY, Lisa Wagner, 2-time POY, Val Mikiel, 2-time POY, Shirley Garms, 2-time POY, Dorothy Fothergill, 2-time POY, Patty Costello, and 2-time POY, Tish Johnson.

All-Time Great Men's College teams (120 bowler cards)

This card set includes the following recent collegiate champions:

2013 Robert Morris University-Illinois Eagles

2012 Webber International University Warriors

2011 California State University-Fresno Bulldogs

2010 Wichita State University Shockers

2009 Wichita State University Shockers

2008 Wichita State University Shockers

2007 Saginaw Valley State University Cardinals

2006 Saginaw Valley State University Cardinals

2005 Lindenwood University Lions

2004 University of Kansas Jayhawks

2003 Wichita State University Shockers

2002 Western Illinois Leathernecks

2001 Western Illinois Leathernecks

Bowlers in this set are rated based on their performance in tier 1 events and normalized to today's college scoring averages;

2022 Men's Tour (110 bowler cards)     NEW

This set includes Player of the Year, Jason Belmonte (5 titles, 224.38 scoring average), Dom Barrett (2 titles, 222.85 scoring average), and E. J. Tackett (2 titles, 224.46 scoring average).

Tournament rosters, results, and statistics can be found at www.PBA.com

2018 Men's Tour (120 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Andrew Anderson (2 titles, 218.37 scoring average), Dom Barrett (2 titles, 218.08 scoring average), and Jakob Butturff (2 titles, 221.49 scoring average).

2015 Women's Tour (70 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Liz Johnson (3 titles, 214.81 scoring average), Kelly Kulick (213.88 scoring average), Danielle McEwan (1 title, 213.78 scoring average), and Stephanie Johnson (1 title, 211.74 scoring average).

Tournament rosters, results, and statistics can be found at www.PWBA.com

2013 Senior Men's Tour (70 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Walter Ray Williams (3 titles, 229.46 scoring average), Pete Weber (2 titles, 231.18 scoring average), and Amleto Monacelli (1 title, 230.48 scoring average).

2011-12 Men's Tour (70 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Sean Rash (1 title, 228.13 overall scoring average, 230.17 match play scoring average, 65.1% match play strike%), Jason Belmonte (4 titles, 226.42 overall scoring average, 228.08 match play scoring average, 63.4% match play strike%), and 68 other top bowlers.

2009-10 Women's Series (30 bowler cards)

2010 was the last season a women's tour existed. Stars of the tour include Player of the Year, Kelly Kulick (2 titles, 214.77 overall scoring average, 57.4% match play strike%), Liz Johnson (1 title, 217.05 overall scoring average, 225.48 match play scoring average, 58.1% match play strike%, 99.3% match play 1-pin conversion%), and Shannon Pluhowsky (2 titles, 212.44 overall scoring average).

2008 Women's Series (30 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Lynda Barnes (2 titles, 206.58 overall scoring average, 218.89 match play scoring average), Liz Johnson (1 title, 214.54 overall scoring average, 220.74 match play scoring average), Carolyn Dorin-Ballard (2 titles, 212.29 overall scoring average, 214.57 match play scoring average), and Michelle Feldman (2 titles, 210.05 overall scoring average, 214.83 match play scoring average).

2005-06 Men's Tour (70 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Tommy Jones (4 titles, 221.68 overall scoring average, 221.21 match play scoring average, 62.1% match play strike%), Patrick Allen (2 titles, 221.63 overall scoring average, 226.35 match play scoring average, 61.3% match play strike%), and Walter Ray Williams (1 title, 223.65 overall scoring average, 230.77 match play scoring average, 63.1% match play strike%).

2003 Women's Tour (30 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard (1 title, 215.22 scoring average), Cara Honeychurch (214.00 scoring average), and Queens Tournament winner, Wendy Macpherson (212.74 scoring average).

2002 Women's Tour (30 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Leanne Barrette (3 titles, 216.45 scoring average), Anne Marie Duggan (3 titles, 208.30 scoring average), Tiffany Stanbrough (2 titles, 209.33 scoring average), and Michelle Feldman (213,93 scoring average).

2000 Women's Tour (30 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the year, Wendy Macpherson (2 titles, 214.90 scoring average), Cara Honeychurch (2 titles, 215.18 scoring average), and Michelle Feldman (4 titles, 214.38 scoring average).

1997 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Walter Ray Williams (3 titles, 222.01 scoring average), Pete Weber (2 titles, 221.23 scoring average), and Tim Criss (3 titles, 216.53 scoring average).

1996 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Walter Ray Williams (5 titles, 225.37 scoring average), Bob Learn Jr. (1 title, 222.05 scoring average), and Parker Bohn III (15 match-play appearances, 222.07 scoring average).

1993 Men's Tour (70 bowler cards) Coming Soon!

This set includes Player of the Year, Walter Ray Williams (7 titles, 222.99 scoring average), Mike Aulby (2 titles, 216.86 scoring average), and Ron Williams (2 titles, 217.99 scoring average).  The set also includes the top 20 Japanese finishers at the Japan Cup tournament.

1990 Women's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Leanne Barrette (3 titles, 211.53 scoring average), Nikki Gianulias (2 titles, 209.45 scoring average), Tish Johnson (3 titles, 207.44 scoring average, Kim Terrell (2 titles, 206.21 scoring average), and Lisa Wagner (2 titles, 208.86 scoring average).

1987 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Marshall Holman (216.80 scoring average), Mark Roth (2 titles, 214.19 scoring average), and Walter Ray Williams (2 titles, 214.45 scoring average).  The set also includes the top ten Japanese finishers at the Japan Cup tournament.

1981 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Earl Anthony (4 titles, 215.41 scoring average), Marshall Holman (3 titles, 214.05 scoring average), and Mark Roth (3 titles, 216.70 scoring average).

1979 Men’s Tour (60 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Mark Roth (6 titles, 221.6 scoring average) and Marshall Holman (4 titles, 217.15 scoring average).

1978 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Mark Roth (8 titles, 219.83 scoring average), Earl Anthony (2 titles, 216.15 scoring average), and Dave Davis (2 titles, 209.79 scoring average).

1977 Men's Tour (25 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Mark Roth (4 titles, 218.17 scoring average), Marshall Holman (2 titles, 215.83 scoring average), and Tommy Hudson (4 titles, 216.24 scoring average).

1976 Men's Tour (25 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Earl Anthony (7 titles, 215.03 scoring average), Mark Roth (3 titles, 215.97 scoring average), and Paul Colwell (2 titles, 209.57 scoring average),

1975 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Earl Anthony (7 titles, 219.06 scoring average), Dave Davis (3 titles, 212.32 scoring average), and Carmen Salvino (2 titles, 212.23 scoring average),

This set includes Player of the Year, Earl Anthony (6 titles, 219.34 scoring average), Larry Laub (3 titles, 214.84 scoring average), and Johnny Petraglia (1 title, 215.38 scoring average).

1973 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Don McCune (6 titles, 214.28 scoring average), Earl Anthony (2 titles, 215.80 scoring average), and Barry Asher (2 titles, 214.67 scoring average), and Nelson Burton, Jr. (3 titles, 215.15 scoring average)

1971 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This card set includes Player of the Year, Don Johnson (6 titles, 213.98 scoring average), Johnny Petraglia (5 titles, 213.49 scoring average), and Mike Limongello (2 titles, 210.66 scoring average).

1970 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Nelson Burton, Jr. (4 titles, 214.91 scoring average), earnings leader, Mike McGrath (2 titles, 212.76 scoring average), and Dave Soutar (5 titles, 213.83 scoring average).  1970 was the year of Earl Anthony's first title (The $32,000 Heidelberg Open). 

1969 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Billy Hardwick (6 titles, 212.96 scoring average), Don Johnson (3 titles, 211.98 scoring average), and Dick Ritger (3 titles, 210.12 scoring average).

1968 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Jim Stefanich (5 titles, 211.90 scoring average), Bill Allen (4 titles, 208.07 scoring average), and Wayne Zahn (3 titles, 210.95 scoring average).

1967 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Dave Davis (6 titles, 210.90 scoring average), Wayne Zahn (1 title, 212.14 scoring average), and Jim St.John (2 titles, 210.54 scoring average).

1966 Men's Tour (70 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Wayne Zahn (3 titles, 208.66 scoring average), Dick Weber (2 titles, 208.47 scoring average), and Johnny Guenther (1 title, 208.46 scoring average).

1965 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Dick Weber (2 titles, 211.90 scoring average), Harry Smith (3 titles, 209.43 average), and Bob Strampe (2 titles, 209.33 scoring average).

1964 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Bob Strampe (All-Star Tournament and PBA World Championship winner), Bill Allen (4 titles, 208.07 scoring average), Billy Hardwick (3 titles, 209.06 scoring average), Ray Bluth (1 title, 210.51 scoring average), and Dick Weber (1 title, 209.50 scoring average).

1963 Men's Tour (60 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Billy Hardwick (4 titles, 210.35 average), Dick Weber (2 titles, 209.74 average), Harry Smith (3 titles, 207.36 average), and Bill Allen (3 titles, 201.95 average).

1962 Men's Tour (50 bowler cards)

This set includes Player of the Year, Don Carter (4 titles, 212.84 average), Ray Bluth (210.50 average), Dick Weber (2 titles, 210.0 average), and Carmen Salvino (2 titles, 210.50 average).

1961-62 Men's National Bowling League

This set represents the first attempt at a national league and included the following ten teams:  

Eastern Division

Detroit Thunderbirds, Kansas City Stars, New York Gladiators, Omaha Packers, and the Twin Cities Skippers.

Western Division

Dallas Broncos, Fort Worth Panthers, Fresno Broncos, Los Angeles Toros, and the San Antonio Cavaliers.

Omaha and San Antonio folded during the season.  Detroit defeated Twin Cities for the league championship.

Scoring averages in this league were higher than averages compiled on the tour due to different conditions.

This set includes Player of the Year, Dick Weber (5 titles, 216.40 average) and All-Americans, Don Carter, Ray Bluth, Billy Welu, Joe Joseph, and Bill Tucker.

1960 Men's Tour (60 bowler cards)

This set includes BWAA Bowler of the Year and All-American, Don Carter (3 titles) and All-Americans, Dick Weber (2 titles), Ray Bluth, Tom Hennessey (1 title), Harry Smith, and Billy Golembiewski (1 title).

1959 Men's Season (60 bowler cards)

This set represents the first PBA tour season and includes BWAA Bowler of the Year and All-American, Eddie Lubanski, Masters Tournament winner, Ray Bluth, BPAA All-Star Tournament winner, Billy Welu, and World Invitational Tournament champion, Don Carter.  Other stars included are Dick Weber (winner of two of the three PBA tournaments) and Lou Campi (winner of the tour's other tournament).

1957 Men's Season (60 bowler cards)

This pre-PBA tour set includes BWAA Bowler of the Year, Don Carter (All-Star Tournament winner & All-American), Masters Tournament winner, Dick Hoover, and All-Americans, Lou Campi (2 titles), Tom Hennessy, Jim Spalding, and Dick Weber.

1954 Men's Season (70 bowler cards)

This pre-PBA tour set includes BWAA Bowler of the Year, Don Carter (All-Star Tournament winner & All-American) and other first team All-Americans, Bill Lillard (5 titles), Tony Sparando (3 titles), Eddie Lubanski, and Basil "Buzz" Fazio (2 titles).

1953 Men's Season (140 bowler cards)

Bowlers in this pre-tour card set are rated based on their local league performances with modifications for league strength.  This set allows you to stage 5-man team tournaments featuring the following great teams:

Faber Cement Blocks of Teaneck, NJ starring Lou Campi (205 average) and Tony Sparando (200 average).

Jockey Coopers of Chicago, IL starring Bill Lillard (207 average) and Buddy Bomar (204 average).

King Louie Bowling Shirts of Chicago, IL starring Paul Krumske (213 average) and Junie McMahon (214 average).

Tri-Par Radio of Chicago, IL starring Joe Wilman (206 average), Joe Norris (204 average), and Carmen Salvino (211 average).

King Louie Bowling Shirts of Cleveland, OH starring Johnny Klares (200 average) and Al Novak (201 average).

Maibach Furniture of Akron, OH starring Dick Hoover (220 average), Boss Yovanovich (203 average) and Ronnie Jones (200 average).

Pepsi-Cola of St. Louis, MO starring Ron Buckles (203 average) and Pat Patterson (219 average).

Pfeiffer Beer of Detroit, MI (USBC Tournament team champions) starring All-Star Tournament champion and BWAA Bowler of the Year, Don Carter (209 average), George Young (212 average), and Therm Gibson (218 average).

Stroh's Beer of Detroit starring Eddie Lubanski (218 average), Buzz Fazio (220 average), Tom Hennessey (213 average), and Lee Jouglard (212 average).

The set also includes USBC Tournament individual and all-events champion,Frank Santore (208 average), Masters Tournament champion, Rudy Habetler (201 average), USBC Tournament doubles champions, Joe Kristof (203 average) and Eddie Koepp (206 average).

1943-44 Men's Season (40 bowler cards) 

This pre-PBA tour set includes BWAA Bowler of the Year and All-Star Tournament champion, Ned Day, as well as All-Americans, Joe Norris, Paul Krumske, Rudy Pugel, Nelson Burton, and Buddy Bomar.

2013-14 Collegiate Men's Teams (140 bowler cards)

This set represents the following 16 teams who competed in the XBowling Intercollegiate Team Championships:

Robert Morris University, Webber International, Lindenwood University, Wichita State University, McKendree University, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Calumet College of St. Joseph, Urbana University, William Penn University, Marian University-Indianapolis, Rochester Institute of Technology, Davenport University, Morehead State University, San Jose State University,  Clarke University, and Purdue University.  The card set also includes third-ranked Notre Dame College.

The card set also includes cards for the 24 bowlers who qualified for the individual championship.

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Game components without bowler cards ($20)

All-Time Great Men ($28)

All-Time Great Women ($20)

All-Time Great College Men ($24)

2022 Men ($24)

2018 Men ($24)

2015 Women ($22)

2013-14 College Men ($24)

2013 Senior Men ($22)

2011-12 Men ($22)

2010 Women ($18)

2008 Women ($18)

2005-06 Men ($20)

2003 Women ($18)

2002 Women ($18)

2000 Women ($18)

1997 Men ($20)

1996 Men ($20)

1990 Women ($20)

1987 Men ($20)

1981 Men ($20)

1979 Men ($20)

1978 Men ($20)

1977 Men ($12)

1976 Men ($12)

1975 Men ($20)

1974 Men ($12)

1973 Men ($20)

1972 Men ($20)

1971 Men ($20)

1970 Men ($20)

1969 Men ($20)

1968 Men ($20)

1967 Men ($20)

1966 Men ($20)

1965 Men ($20)

1964 Men ($20)

1963 Men ($20)

1962 Men ($20)

1961-62 NBL ($22)

1961 Men ($20)

1960 Men ($20)

1959 Men ($20)

1957 Men ($20)

1954 Men ($22)

1953 Men ($24)

1943-44 Men ($18)