PBA Champion Ethan Fiore Joins BVL as Tour Advocate
FAIRFAX, Va. – The Bowlers to Veterans Link (BVL) is proud to welcome Ethan Fiore, a rising star on the PBA Tour, as its newest Tour Advocate.
Fiore, a 20-year-old from Tampa, Florida, made an unforgettable debut on the national stage during the 2025 season, battling reigning Player of the Year EJ Tackett in the longest roll-off in PBA history—a dramatic seven-round showdown during his very first televised appearance. He went on to win the 2025 PBA Players Championship, solidifying his place among the sport’s brightest young talents.
Throughout the season, Fiore proudly wore the BVL logo on tour, demonstrating his commitment to honoring and supporting America’s veterans.
“We are honored to welcome Ethan Fiore as an advocate for the Bowlers to Veterans Link,” said BVL Board Chair Nancy Schenk. “This past season on the PBA Tour, Ethan wore our logo with great pride, showcasing his unwavering support for our mission and our nation’s veterans. His dedication and enthusiasm are a perfect match for BVL, and we are excited to see the impact he will continue to make. Welcome ‘officially’ to the BVL family, Ethan!”
Fiore joins fellow PBA Tour stars EJ Tackett, Packy Hanrahan, and Chris Via as ambassadors for BVL, bowling’s longest-running charity and the official charity of the PBA.
For more information on BVL, visit www.bvl.org.
About BVL
Since 1942, the BVL has remained bowling’s longest-running charity, providing funding to veterans and active-duty military for recreation therapy programs that address the emotional and physical needs of those in need. The BVL is a national nonprofit 501 (c) (3) charity that is consistently acknowledged for providing effective programming — efficiently. For more information on BVL, visit www.bvl.org.
