300
The first 300 of his life. Twelve in a row in practice, the same day he learned the skills that produced it.
The First One
Every perfect game has a first. On November 4, 2025, at the Kegel Training Center, Arryn threw his. Fresh out of a lesson with coach Alexander Gurkov, putting newly learned skills to work in a practice session, he strung together twelve strikes in a row for the first 300 of his life.
No tournament lights, no crowd, just a practice pair and a coach who had been working with him minutes earlier. The scoresheet told the whole story: ten frames, ten boxes, and a running total that climbed straight to 300.
The Perfect Game
Where It All Began
A first 300 is a threshold. Plenty of accomplished bowlers go years chasing it. Arryn cleared it in practice, and did it the same day he learned something new, which is the real tell: the ability to take a fresh idea and turn it into a perfect game inside a single session.
This is the one the others trace back to. The sanctioned 300s, the 800 series, the league records that followed all started here, on an ordinary practice day that turned out to be anything but.
From the Coach
The first of many, and the one that started them all.