Josh Blanchard is a well known American athlete. He was a full-time player on Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) until September 2020. With excellent skills and techniques, he has successfully made a place in the athletic industry.
The renowned athlete has several sports titles to his credit. Blanchard has won three national PBA titles, three regional PBA titles, and two Collegiate National Championships.
| Name | Josh Blanchard |
| Birthday | September 16, 1987 |
| Age | 33 |
| Gender | Male |
| Nationality | American |
| Profession | Athlete |
| Married/Single | Married |
| Wife | Aimee |
| Children | 3 |
| @JB_bowling | |
| Josh Blanchard PBA- Athlete |
Kid looked great at his Christmas concert today! Proud Dad moment pic.twitter.com/LxEFdrlTJY
— Josh Blanchard (@JB_bowling) December 17, 2020
10 Facts About Josh Blanchard
- Born on September 16, 1987, Josh Blanchard was born and bred in Southern California, United States. Currently, he is 33 years of age.
- With a successful career of over a decade in the athletic industry, Josh Blanchard is yet to be featured in Wikipedia. However, he does have a profile on some sports websites like “bowlingthismonth“.
- Blanchard is married to his wife Aimee. They are proud parents of three children.
- Blanchard is active on the social media platform. He is available on Facebook and Twitter with a decent number of followers.
- The talented athlete graduated from Wichita State with a degree in Entrepreneurship and Management.
- Due to his growing passion for bowling, Blanchard joined PBA in 2011 as a full-time player.
- Also, he became a PBA Rookie of the Year (2011-12). Similarly, he was awarded the prestigious Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award in 2015.
- Talking about his other personal interests, Blanchard is an avid golfer. Also, he co-authored a book called “Bowling: Energy in Motion” in 2017. Likewise, he is a regular participant in long-distance bicycle races.
- On September 23, 2020, Blanchard announced his retirement from PBA on his Facebook profile. He said that he will be moving on from the bowlers association and is looking for starting a new venture.
- After his Facebook announcement, he has become the second full-time player to retire from the PBA Tour. He has been an active member of PBA for 9 years.