The Bermudian four‑man bowling team finished 31st in the combined men’s singles round‑robin standings at the International Bowling Federation World Cup in Brunnthal, near Munich. Over the course of 44 games at Max Munich Bowling, the squad amassed 8,231 pins and 61 match points.

Bermuda’s players competed in every scheduled session, with LeVinc Samuels leading the singles effort. On Saturday, October 17, Samuels secured eighth place in Group D, a respectable finish in a field of 32 participants. The team’s total pinfall of 8,231 marks a new record for Bermuda in a single World Cup event.

Bermudian officials and fans noted that the experience provided valuable exposure to high‑level international competition. While the 31st‑place ranking falls short of podium placement, the squad’s performance demonstrates the growing strength of Bermuda’s bowling scene and sets a benchmark for future teams.

The World Cup, held in a venue known for its challenging lane conditions, attracted competitors from 28 countries. Bermuda’s bowlers faced stiff opposition, yet their consistent play and record‑setting pinfall highlight the dedication of athletes representing the island on the world stage.