Looks sound to me, but I'd replace the Avalanche with a Natural or something similar (Ogre Urethane, Desperado) for really tough late games. While the Avalanche's core is tame, PK18 is not and needs from my experience some oil up front. Urethane might offer a better performance, and I'd keep the polyester spare.
For reference, here's my current go-to arsenal for tournaments:
Spare:
Ice Storm with car polish (because it is hard and really goes straight)
Dry to medium-dry:
Black Pure Hammer, 5x5, pin above fingers at 1.500 grit. Does a wonderful jobb, very smooth, and never burns up. It rather hooks a lot when its dry, but is still easy to control.
Medium-dry to medium (and THS):
Revolution Renegade, 4.5x4.5, pin above fingers, polished. Ugly old ball, but my benchmark on lighter shots with some dry area. Good for rather straight lines aound 2nd arrow for me.
Medium to medium-oily:
VBP Frankie May Gryphon, 4.5x4.5, pin under fingers, 1.500 grit. Great piece for slicker lanes, very stronmg reactive, and also simple to use. Reacts very well to release changes, very versatile.
Oily:
Lanemasters NS² 3.75x5, 1.500 grit. Particle rules when anything else fails, and with its rolly label layout my NS²is easy to control. Not a big hooker, but it dominates the lanes when pure reactives just skid or suffer from over/under.
This arsenal looks a bit dated, but it works well and the ball compliment each other well with little overlap, so I can cover 99% of anything I could imagine. And so far all these orb perform well, so I do not see a need to replace them.
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