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1995 lpbt rocket city challenge semifinal match tammy turner vs kim adler
Kim Adler is an American Ten-pin bowling professional who was a member of the Professional Women's Bowling Association. She is considered one of the top female bowling players of all time, competing professionally from 1991-2003 and collecting 16 PWBA titles. In addition to her PWBA accomplishments, Adler placed first in Classic All-Events at the 2004 USBC Women's Championships.
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- 1995 lpbt rocket city challenge semifinal match tammy turner vs kim adler
- 2002 pwba greater pasadena open tish johnson vs kim adler 2
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Kim was born in Springfield, Massachusetts, and grew up in neighboring town, East Longmeadow. She moved to Florida in 1992. Kim was married in 1994 to Tommy Adler, a paramedic, after meeting him through the Florida Today personal ads. She returned to school in 2004, first becoming an Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic, working in the emergency department of a local hospital. Graduating nursing school, she continued her work as an Intensive Care Unit RN. She obtained her master's degree in Nursing as a Family Nurse practitioner/urgent care. She now lives in Taos, New Mexico with her family, working as a Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner.
In late 2015, Adler was voted into the USBC Hall of Fame, Superior Performance category. She was inducted with the 2016 class on April 28.
2002 pwba greater pasadena open tish johnson vs kim adler 2
Bowling Statistics, Titles, Accomplishments
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12/31/15: Official Press Release from USBC on www.bowl.com
ARLINGTON, Texas – Kim Adler of Melbourne, Florida, and Mike Durbin of Hollywood, California, have been elected to the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame in the Superior Performance category. The two were among eight bowlers (six men and two women) on the national ballot elected to the 2016 USBC Hall of Fame class by a USBC panel of veteran bowling writers, hall of famers and board members.
The 2016 USBC Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place April 28 in Las Vegas as part of the USBC Convention. Adler and Durbin, along with three inductees elected in November by the USBC Hall of Fame Committee, will comprise the 2016 USBC Hall of Fame class. Adler, 48, is a 16-time Professional Women’s Bowling Association winner. Her victories came between 1993 and 2003, and her last three titles were at the St. Clair Classic in Fairview Heights, Illinois, in 2000, 2002 and 2003. She was the runner-up for PWBA Player of the Year in 1993 and earned her lone major victory at the U.S. Women’s Open in 1999. She also owns four PWBA regional titles. Adler’s success extended to the biggest stage in women’s bowling, the USBC Women’s Championships, where she won Classic All-Events in 2004. She has 11 additional top-10 finishes at the Women’s Championships, including a second-place finish in Classic Singles in 2004 and a runner-up effort at the 2002 USBC Queens.