November 15, 2025
Schwoegler’s E.C., Madison
36 Teams | Cut: +78
63 Bowlers | Cut: +65

Dave Beres and Chad Maas teamed up for their third MAST doubles title together, and Kevin Magnuson earned his first career title as MAST added an optional singles event to our doubles tournament at Schwoegler’s Entertainment Center in Madison Saturday.

Beres and Maas defeated Jim Ring and Cody Ramsden 488-396 to claim the doubles crown. The duo advanced to Survivor round play by qualifying seventh at 1,680, then posted team games of 464 and 462 to reach the final. Individually this marks the ninth career title for Beres and the sixth for Maas.

Magnuson survived a close final match 211-206 over Brent Ritchie to win the optional singles event. He qualified ninth at 880, then posted games of 245, 235 and 204 to make the title match.

Beres and Maas earned $1,316 for the doubles win, with Ring and Ramsden taking home $678 for second. The other Survivor-round payouts for the doubles event were $358 for 3rd-4th and $280 for 5th-8th. MAST also paid one additional cash spot, going to Chad Kuehmichel and Chris Jackson for ninth place (1,673).

For the optional singles event, Magnuson won $693 and Ritchie $381, with the other Survivor-round payouts of $251 for 3rd-4th, $173 for 5th-8th, and $139 for 9th-16th. MAST paid one additional cash spot there as well, with $87 going to Jon Schalow for 17th (856).

Thirty-six doubles teams competed on the 2025 USBC Open Championships Minors pattern, with sixty-three bowlers also electing to enter the optional singles event. The qualifying cuts to make Survivor-round play were 1,678 for doubles and 865 for singles. Mike Hoffman was the high individual qualifier Saturday at 974. There were no honor counts posted during the day Saturday.

Financial advisor Matt Miron & Edward Jones served as our title sponsor for this event, donating $300, and King Pin Management also added $100. Ten Pin Alley Pro Shop donated a Storm EquinoX Solid bowling ball, won by Matt Pursell. Host center Schwoegler’s Entertainment Center added three $10 gift cards, won by Chris Jackson, Tim Thorson, and Ron Wallenkamp. Combined proceeds resulted in an additional $705 for this event’s prize funds. MAST extends a huge Thank You to all of our sponsors for their generosity.