Bowler Profile
Name: Chris Marasti-Georg
Hand: Right
USBC Number: 2061-21053
Leagues
- 09-10 Miller Lite Men's Classic
- 11-12 Legacy Lanes
- 11-12 Legacy Team USA Sport
- 12-13 Legacy
- 13-14 Legacy
- 14-15 Legacy Scratch Sport
- 2010 Legacy Lanes PBAX
- 2010 PBAX
- 2011 Legacy Summer Sport
- 2015 Summer Head To Head
- Miller Lite Men's Classic
- Miracle Lanes Summer League
- Tough Shot
Tournaments
- 2012 USBC Open Championships
- 2013 States
- Legacy Head to Head
- Legacy Head-to-Head
- Nesbit's Head to Head 2010-01-08
- PBT 2008-09-14 Lokay Lanes
- PBT 2008-12-07 Freeway Lanes
- PBT 2009-05-17 Freeway Lanes
- PBT 2009-09-06 Meadow Lanes
- PBT 2011/03/20 Freeway Lanes
- PBT Deer Lakes 2011-04-03
- PBT Deer Lakes 2011-04-03
Practices
- Spare Practice - Sept. 21, 2008 at Forward Lanes
Arsenal
AMF - VP2
Drilling: 3 3/8", weight hole on PAP
Surface: 2000
Great benchmark ball, but 16 lbs
Brunswick - Avalanche Solid
Drilling: 90° x 3 3/8" x 30°
Surface: 4000
Stores tons of energy and unloads at the breakpoint. Beautiful on the house shot at Miracle.
Brunswick - C System Ultimax
Brunswick - Total Inferno
Drilling: 5 1/4"
Surface: 1000
High pin on this ball, so it really unloads when it hits the dry. Will roll out on short patterns, or patterns with lighter oil, but hits very nice on longer oil.
Ebonite - Big One
Drilling: 5 3/4", weight hole down and right of PAP
Surface: 1000 + High Polish
Moderate length, good snap. Nice ball for THS, as long as there's enough oil to keep it from rolling out.
Ebonite - Mission
Drilling: 60°x4 1/4"x40° P2.5 hole
Surface: 2000 abralon
Benchmark.
MoRich - MOjave
Drilling: 80°x5"x50°
Surface: 4000 + Polish
Super-dry lane ball
Storm - IQ Tour Nano
Drilling: 40 x 4 x 60
Storm - Second Dimension
Storm - T Road Solid
Drilling: 75° x 4 1/2" x 30°
Surface: 2000
Track - 505C2
Drilling: 60x4x40
Surface: Box
Track - 714C
Brunswick - Black Amber Zone (Retired)
Drilling: 6", weight hole right of PAP
Another 16lber, used on super dry stuff. Would love to find another ball like it in 15 - I could rip on it, over-rotate, hit the dry, and it would never over-react.
Brunswick - Nexxus (Retired)
Ebonite - Infinite One (Retired)
Drilling: 4", weight hole down and right of PAP
Surface: 1000
Good first ball on heavy oil. Good length, good snap if it the lane allows it to push.
Roto-Grip - Cell (Retired)
Drilling: 20° x 5 1/2" x 70°
Surface: 1000
Strong ball with a weaker drilling. I really like this one on longer patterns. It helps you stay outside, picking up a really heavy roll and reacting very evenly to the dry. A very controllable drilling, this one does just what my hand tells it to, no more.