Matthew McNiel
Twin Cities
20206
Superior Performance
Career Highlights:
- Won numerous Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Twin Cities USBC Open championships in Team, Singles, Doubles, and All-Events competition
- Four-time Masters champion: Minneapolis in 2006 and St. Paul in 2006, 2008, and 2011
- Three-time St. Paul Open Team Challenge champion
- Five-time Minneapolis First-Team All-City selection
- Four-time Minneapolis Bowler of the Year
- Won multiple Minnesota State Open titles in Doubles, Singles, Team, Team All-Events, and All-Events
- Winner of four Central Bowlers Alliance titles
- Three-time USBC Open All-Events champion
- Won USBC Open championships in Doubles and Team competition
- Finished second in Doubles and third in Team at the 2015 USBC Open
- Won multiple collegiate national team championships, including the 2015 USBC Intercollegiate Team National Championship
- Winner of the 2015 Petersen Classic
- Two-time PBA Regional champion
- Appeared on multiple PBA telecasts, including third-place and fourth-place finishes at the 2019 PBA World Series of Bowling
- Holds or shares numerous Minnesota and USBC Open scoring records
- Earned the 2023–2024 USBC National High Male Average Award with a 253.85 average
- Recorded 105 USBC-sanctioned 300 games and 90 sanctioned 800 series
- Won 18 Minnesota Junior Bowlers Tour titles—the most in MJBT history
- Inducted into the Minnesota Junior Bowlers Tour Hall of Fame in 2019
- Inducted into the Minnesota USBC State Hall of Fame in 2021