BRYANNA COTé
Age: 38
On Tour Since: 2015
Hometown: Marana, Arizona
Style: Right
I am a very out-going person who is not afraid to say what’s on the mind. Some people say that the truth hurts but telling the truth can also bring respect. I am not afraid to say how I feel or what I think on any matter. With me, what you see, is what you get! Bowling has been my passion for most of my life and without it, I would not be the person I am today. I have bowled collegiately, internationally and professionally. Bowling has brought so many wonderful people into my life that I am thankful for each and every day. While bowling is a sport that no matter how much practice and hard work you put into it, it’s one that cannot be perfected. I work hard to become the best bowler I can be and the rest is up to the pins. Outside of bowling, I love to stay at home with my dogs, Bucket and Teddie. Yes, Bucket… he is named after a spare. I also enjoy working out, playing cards, shopping and playing tennis. Although I am terrible at tennis, I enjoy it and enjoy watching it for hours. I also enjoy spending time with family. With as much travel as I do during the summer, it’s nice to just be home with my husband and dogs. A quote that has stuck with me for a long time is: If you want big rewards, you have to take big risks. It would be nice if everything was just handed to you on a platter but sometimes you have to be willing to risk it all to succeed.
Career Highlights
2022 - PWBA BVL Classic, Rockville Centre, N.Y.
2022 - PWBA Dallas Classic, Dallas
2021 - PWBA ITRC Classic, Arlington, Texas
2016 - PWBA Lexington Open, Lexington, Ky.
2021 PWBA Player of the Year
2019 PBA South Point Member/Non-Member Doubles champion (with Bryan Van Sickle)
2018 GoBowling.com 10K Challenge Champion
Runner-up as top seed at 2018 USBC Queens
Inducted into Central Missouri’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2015
Tied then-record for highest series by a woman in 2014 with an 879 series
2013-2014 USBC Sport Bowling Female National High Average Award winner (215 average)
2009-2010 USBC National Female High Series Award winner (861 series)
First bowler in NCAA history (any division) to be named NTCA Player of the Year four consecutive seasons (2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 at Central Missouri)
2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 NTCA first-team All-American (Central Missouri)
2005 NTCA Rookie of the Year (Central Missouri)
One gold medal (singles) at 2022 IBF World Cup
One gold medal (team) at 2022 PANAM Bowling Women's Championships
One gold medal (doubles) and two bronze medals (singles, all-events) at 2022 PANAM Bowling Champion of Champions
Two gold medals (trios, team) and one bronze medal (all-events) at 2021 PANAM Bowling Elite Championships
One silver medal (team) and two bronze medals (singles, trios) at 2016 PABCON Women's Championships
Three gold medals (singles, doubles, all-events) and two silver medals (team, national all-events) at 2007 Tournament of the Americas
One gold medal (doubles) and one bronze medal (team) at 2006 American Zone Youth Championships
Three gold medals (doubles, team, team all-events), one silver medal (all-events) and two bronze medals (singles, doubles) at 2006 Tournament of the Americas