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Full qualifying round 3 results can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\n Valerie Bercier finished second with 3,553, tied on total pins with Carlene
\n Beyer. Jordan Snodgrass, who led after 10 games<\/a>, finished fourth with 3,550.
\n Malaysia\u2019s Syazwani Sahar completed the top five with 3,513.
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\n Sweden\u2019s Nora Johansson finished sixth with 3,495, tied on total pins with
\n South Korea\u2019s first bowler on the PWBA Tour,<\/a> Seo Yeon Ryu. Stefanie Johnson was
\n eighth with 3,494, followed by Alexis Runk in ninth with 3,491. Liz Johnson,
\n who led the field after the opening round<\/a>, rounded out the top 10 with 3,485.
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\n Although she had a place in the match play anyway, the\u00a0defending champion Josie Barnes<\/a> also advanced through the main field. She finished tied
\n for 39th place with 3,327 after shooting 1,190 in the final qualifying block.
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\n The final advancing spots went to Correen Acuff and Kerry Smith, who tied for
\n 63rd place with 3,270. Acuff earned the No. 63 seed because her highest
\n qualifying block was better than Smith\u2019s.<\/p>\n
\n The 2026 USBC Queens<\/a> now moves into bracket play. The final two unbeaten
\n players in the Winners Bracket will bowl for the No. 1 seed in the stepladder
\n finals. The final four players in the Elimination Bracket will compete for the
\n remaining three spots on the show.<\/p>\n