HOPKINSVILLE, Kent.
Sunday, November 5 will go down in the record books for Hammer staff player Tony Reyes. Reyes not only won his first career PBA Tour title, he also fired off the 17th televised 300 game in the 47-year history of the Tour.

"Tony's a dynamic player and an all-round good guy," said Hammer brand manager, Brian Graham. "He was on fire Sunday and you could tell he was focused for the win."

Using the Hammer Hawg Zilla, Reyes started the day by defeating Parker Bohn III, 300-215, in the semifinal match and becoming the first player since 1996 to shoot a 300 game on his way to winning his first career title. Reyes then went on to defeat Wes Malott, 255-238, to take home the Motor City Classic title and $25,000 plus a bonus check of $10,000 for his perfect 300 game.

Reyes, in his second year on Hammer's staff and eighth year on Tour, is a former two-time First Team All-American from San Jose State University. A resident of San Bruno, Calif., Reyes won the 2005-06 "The Final Frame" event and ended the season with 225.3 average.

For more information on Hammer, Reyes or the Tour, visit www.hammerbowling.com.