ROCKAWAY, NJ - Nick

Westergaard stroked 298 game

inan 802 series in the Thursday
Nite Mixed at Rockaway Lanes,
This was his career first 800 set.
Crabby Brown bowled 258-715,
Steven Haneveld 246-627, David
Ireton 232, Lynne Coleman 247-
658, Tami Mehesey 233-555, and
Martha Hoffman 207-541.
WALLINGTON, NJ - The lead-off
player for the Golden Bears, Ryan
Donohue caught fire in his second
game, reaching a pinnacle relatively
few bowlers see in a lifetime by
stringing twelve strikes for a perfect
300 score, helping his team beat
Wood-Ridge in a NJIC
Meadowlands Division encounter.
Clearly not a one-house bowler, 14-
year-old Lyndhurst freshman Ryan
Donohue rolls his league matches at
Wallington Lanes, where lane con-
ditions are often viewed as more
challenging than other houses host-
ing high school leagues.
The sky may be the limit for the
young right-hander who has gener-
ated a good deal of excitement
among Lyndhurst supporters. A first
look at the talented freshman was at
the Tom Irwin Memorial
Tournament at Bowler City where
Ryan impressed onlookers with a
dazzling 706 threesome to capture
individual high series, His stellar
effort was a major factor in
Lyndhursts second place finish, as
they matched up well against state
powerhouse Montville. Ryan added
to his ballooning resume recently at
the North Jersey Singles
Championships at Parkway Lanes
by advancing to the final eight,
making the second cut with a 215
before finishing fifth overall.
Lyndhurst coach Brianna Balkin
had anticipated Ryans arrival as
having an immediate impact on the
team, it would appear her expecta-
tion has come to fruition.
Ryan Donohue at 14-years-old Strikes 300
By Vince Albrecht
CLIFTON, NJ Victor Handoga
topped all competition in the
Victor Mandio League at Van
Houten Lanes when he hit a 300
game then added a near perfect
279 game for an 817 high set.
Rocky Graziano shot 235-257-
726, Chuck Marakovitz 246-229-
700, and Clay Pezzano 237-254-
696.
Victor Handoga 300-817 at Van Houten
FARMINGDALE, NY Joe
Franchino blasted a 300 game in
the Wednesday Early Men
Handicap at Farmingdale Lanes.
Anthony Gatterdam shot 227-
212-289-728, Josepk Kelch 222-
279-227-728, Mike Alvarez 279-
235, Harry Charalambous 246-
245-277-768, Steve Gonzalez
268-727, Mike Kennedy 266-230-
267-763, and Mitch Kennedy 225-
259-244-728.
Joe Franchino 300 at Farmingdale
Ryan Donohue.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, captured his
16th career title in the Professional Bowlers Association Viper
Championship presented by PBA Bowling Challenge, defeating top quali-
fier Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga, N.Y., 230-212, when Ciminelli left a
7-10 split in the 10th frame of the title match.
The second of seven telecasts from PBA World Series of Bowling V
aired ESPN, and again featured the blue oil on the lanes to help ans see
the otherwise invisible lane conditioning pattern.
Its way more fun winning than losing, and Ive tried both, Barnes said
of his second PBA Tour victory of the 2012-13 season.
Englands Stuart Williams started the four-man Viper stepladder finals
with a 203-194 victory over Australias PBA Player of the Year contender,
Jason Belmonte, but Barnes then eliminated Williams, 200-171, to advance
to the title match.
Ciminelli jumped into a 15-pin lead over Barnes after five frames, strik-
ing on four of his first five shots, and he maintained his lead heading into the 10th frame
when disaster struck. He left the 7-10 split on a light pocket hit, and nearly converted the
spare when he bounced the 7 pin out of the pit in front of the 10 pin. Barnes, working on
strikes in the eighth and ninth frames, then locked up the title with two more strikes in his
10th frame.
It was an awful shot, Ciminelli said of his fatal 10th-frame error. I
guess I could have gotten lucky and got nine or something, but you cant
rely on that. You have to throw it good when youre in that position. I
made all of my good frames irrelevant with one bad shot.
Barnes knew he got a break, but predicted Ciminelli would return to the
winners circle soon.
(Ryan) keeps getting better and better, Barnes said of the 27-year-old
Ciminelli, who won his only PBA Tour title in Dublin, Calif., in January
2011. Hes better in qualifying and better in match play, and hes getting
better at finishing. He almost made the 7-10, which would have changed
things considerably.
Ryans going to be one of the guys to beat and hes trying to step in as
the premier left-hander on tour. Im not sure (33-time PBA Tour winner
and Hall of Famer) Parker (Bohn III) is ready to step aside right yet, but
Ryan is certainly laying his claim to be that guy.
Barnes also said the two previous right-handed players in the finals (Williams and
Belmonte) had moved the oil around on the lanes, which forced him to make continuously
move around until he found a consistent shot to the pocket.
See PBAPage 2
Chris Barnes Wins 16th Career Title in PBA Viper Championship
By Bill Vint - PBA
PBA photo
Chris Barnes
Nick Westergaard 298-802
At Rockaway Lanes
2 SPORTS REPORTER December 25 - 31, 2013
T Ta ak ke e
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DOHA, Qatar Englands
Dom Barrett defeated Swedens
Mattias Olsson, 515-467, in the
two-game title match of the
Qatar Open at Qatar Bowling
Center Tuesday.
Barrett spotted Olsson a 12-
pin lead after their 269-257 first
game, but dominated game two,
258-198, to capture the $42,000
first prize and a PBA
International Tour title.
Barrett advanced to the title
match by defeating last weeks
Abu Dhabi WBT winner,
Thomas Larsen of Denmark,
459-438, while Olsson elimi-
nated Robert Morris
University-Illinois collegiate
star Cameron Weier of Federal
Way, Wash., 413-392, in the
semifinal round.
Barrett is top qualifier for the
PBA World Championship tele-
cast that airs on ESPN on
Sunday, Dec. 29, at 1 p.m. ET.
Other PBA players among the
cashers included Mike Fagan,
Fort Worth, Texas, fifth; Osku
Palermaa, Finland, sixth;
Tommy Jones, Simpsonville,
S.C., seventh; Bill ONeill,
Langhorne, Pa., 13th; Tim
Mack, Indianapolis, 15th;
Martin Larsen, Sweden, 16th;
Mika Koivuniemi, Finland,
18th; Andrew Frawley,
Australia, 21st, and Paul Moor,
England, 24th.
Two other members of Robert
Morris University-Illinois top-
ranked collegiate team junior
Marshall Kent of Yakima,
Wash. and senior Matt Gasn of
Laurel, Md. finished eighth
and 10th, respectively. Kent, a
two-time Collegiate Bowler of
the Year, recently competed in
PBA World Series of Bowling V
on a PBA Commissioners
Exemption.
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I kept moving around and trying to make the ball hook, and eventu-
ally I got back to where I started and made some good shots, Barnes
said. It was kind of what youd see (Hall of Famers) Walter Ray
(Williams Jr.) or Norm (Duke) do pick a spot and keep hitting that
spot, and make the other guy show up.
I dont even see the oil when Im bowling; I didnt even notice it was
there, Ciminelli said, but Barnes noted with a grin, The funniest thing
was, when I threw my spare ball, it disappeared (his spare ball is light
blue, almost the same shade as the oil).
On one of these (blue oil) shows, if all of the guys play in the same
area of the lane, I think well see much better how the condition will get
lighter, Barnes added, but this show was like the U.S. Open. One guy
was playing first arrow, another was playing fourth arrow, one playing
the 12 board, so it was hard to see (the movement of oil).
Im not sure what well learn from it, but I dont have a problem with
it at all, he added. It doesnt really create any kind of advantage for
what we do because were still going to rely on what we know. We dont
know enough about (the blue oil) to trust our eyes over our feel for the
lanes.
The Viper telecast also included a segment called Time to Strike, the
second of four special PBA League Challenge segments in which the
eight PBA League franchise players are demonstrating their skills in
unique competitions. In the second round, players tried to throw as many
strikes as possible within a span of 90 seconds.
Speed bowling is not for me, said 51-year-old Hall of Famer Pete
Weber, franchise player for the New York City WTT KingPins, who
threw two strikes. Go back 30 years, maybe
I thought I was going to rule that one, the Dallas Strikers Duke
noted, but I ended up dead last with no strikes. I could hear Chris
Berman in the background saying, Come on, man!
I did really well in the speed challenge, said Philadelphia Hitmen
representative Bill ONeill, who won the competition in a two-shot roll-
off against L.A. X franchise player Jason Belmonte after each had
thrown five strikes in the 90-second round. Apparently thats how I
need to bowl from now on. When I pick my ball up and think for a sec-
ond, things go haywire, so Ive got to just get up and run to the line.
PBA
Continued from page 1
Englands Dom Barrett Wins PBA
International Tour Title in Qatar Open
By Bill Vint - PBA
PBA photo
Dom Barrett
December 25 - 31, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
Remember......
You never get a second chance...
to make a First Impression.
Matthew Redash 777
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY
Matthew Redash led the
Wednesday Night Mixed firing
games of 245-267-265 for a 777.
Walter Schroeder hit 278-220, Terry
Boyle 269-256-737, John Maglio
269, Richard Russo 258-242-691,
Bruce Skellington 257, Skip Aker
221-242-255-718, Don Railey 254-
211, and Willie Fessler 247-225.
Carl Cloy 762
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Carl
Cloy led the scoring in the
Thrsday Custom Thumbz Doublez
League firing games of 278-258
for a high series of 762.
Frank Cimino shot 279-244-730,
Harlan Wittenstein and Joe LaSpina
279, Prince Pennington 276, Alex
Bogolubsky 268-248, Jim
Buonaiuto 224-237-267-728, Scott
Rufer 266, Lou Cisario 262-214,
Bill Carreras and Tom Riccobono
259, and Jag Gabino 258.
Stan Rosadio 756
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Stan
Rosadio topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League blasting games of 246-
231-279 for a high series of 756.
Tom Saitta hit 279, Jerry George
268-257-683, Robert Picard 243-
210, George Fields 237-223-222-
682, John Khantzian 237-235-
663, and Michael Carpenter 237.
Pat Zenker 279
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Pat
Zenker led the scoring in the
Sunday Adult/Child Doubles
League firing games of 279-222-
225 for a high series of 726.
Sal Scognamillo hit 269-224-
225-718, Barbara Migliorno 245,
Mike Bukovsky 237-212, Santo
DiSciafani 226-216-236-678,
Raul Malave 230 and Joe Prunty
224-209.
Tim OBrien 279
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Tim
OBrien led the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League
rolling a high game of 279.
John Hodge shot 269-245, Chris
Lucchese 269-248, James Klein
265-261-745, Gary Warner 254-
213, Al Doerrer and Robert Lellig
247, Steven Goldfarband Rick
Boremski 241, and Melissa
Messite 225.
Joey Green 279
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Joey
Green topped the scoring in the
Thursday El Cheapo League firing
a high game of 279.
John Martinez rolled 250-245-
649, Peter Micca 246, Ryan
Ciccimarro 245, and Matt Rizzo
233-204.
In the Sunday Adult/Child
Doubles League Joe M igliorno
shot 210.
Adam Swensen 746
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Adam
Swensen led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
firing games of 245-244-257 for a
high series of 746.
Ed Connelly shot 269-221-700,
Chris Froehlich 258, Antonio
Flores 256-233, Glen Smith 254-
709, Tom Handley 249-235, and
Bob Freohlich 247.
Tarik Zephrine 703
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Tarik
Zephrine led the scoring in the
Saturday Scholarship League fir-
ing games of 279-223 for a high
series of 703.
Alex Vilardi shot 275-234-688,
Adam Glickman 257-661, Chris
Johnson 255-223-641, Thomas
Lastella 245, Tom Sullivan 239-
222-650, Randy Doston 237, and
Alex Shear 226.
Alfred Benett 268
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Alfred
Benett led the scoring in the
Sunday Night Mixed League fir-
ing a high game of 268.
Bobby Fox and Joey DeJesus
shot 265, Peter Conway 258,
Michael Dyer 243, and Kim
Swanson 227.
In the Monday Ladies Classic
League Linda Ellison shot 204,
Hope Rose 203, and Anne Molly
200.
Eric Woodson shot 258 in the
Sunday 12 for 12 League.
Stanley Rosadio 265
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Stanley
Rosadio led the scoring in the
Thursday Senior Birds League fir-
ing a high game of 265.
Aubrey Pereira shot 257-257-
716, Charles Johnson 256-211,
Richard Franklin 216-256-214-
686, William Tyson 256-221,
Gerald Fields 253-246-705, and
Murray Schultz 244.
AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES
HOWELL, NJ- In the match of the night, Sorry, Not Sorry knocked
off Aches N Pains 7-2 after Aches N Pains threw a whopping 939 1st
game as High Team Game of the night. This along with Howell Lanes
7-2 victory created a deadlock on first place going into position night.
Freehold Tire swept their match for the second week in a row to jump
into third place, one point ahead of the youthful Sorry, Not Sorry team
in the standings.
Big series of the night belong to Mike Skillman 743, lefty Stu Cohen
726, fastballer Mike Ormsby 712, and Chris Tonayo and Mike Fogarty
with 702 each. High games honors go to Nick Voyantis 279, PBA Hall
of Famer John Petralgia 259, Chuck Lerner 258 with both Bob Bodnar
and Dennis Jandoli 256. Second High Team scratch game South Knolls
910, and third High Team scratch game Team 20- 908.
Kyle Schellberg Tops Youth Travelers
By Vince Albrecht
HACKENSACK, NJ - Few among the spectators would have faulted
the Montvale squad if the players desired a rewind of their opening
game against Bowler City I in Sundays Youth Travel League matchup.
They were thoroughly blitzed by a blazing BC I quartet which shattered
the plastics with a league best scratch/handicap 896/1114; igniting the
fireworks was 14-year-old Dumont freshman Kyle Schellberg with 266,
the sessions best single. Teammate Vin Santoro blasted 254 while
Kristen Kane and Anthony Rizzo contributed 181 and 195 respectively.
Final three-game stats for the victors: Kyle 665, Vin 599, Anthony 200-
575 and Kristen 521. To Montvales credit, after also dropping game two
by a substantial margin, the team turned the tables on BC I in the finale,
salvaging two points, 1009-931 behind Jessica Torres break-through
234 and Chris Torres 200.
Bowler City III withstood pacesetting Holidays third game comeback
to hold on to wood, 2817-2803, earning them five points. Bergenfield
sophomore Nick Reyes paced the victors with an impressive 222- 234-
652; Dana Marie Laloo added a 206 and Patrick Sucero 180 for BC III.
Fueling Holidays effort was Pompton Lakes freshman Nick Cilento
234-237-653, with assists from Indian Hills Graham Mulligan 237 and
Jonathon Mormondo 210.
Lodi captured its first match of the season, sweeping past Fair Lawn
behind southpaw Chris Navarros 257-636. Dumont junior Nick
Ferrante made his first appearance of the year, firing a closing 211 and
Avery Brown added 181 to help lift the winners to a huge handicap
finale of 1109. Leading scorers for Fair Lawn were Matt Myers 209-
233-635, Hassan Izzard 216 and Hunter Perry 182.
Boonton struck big with 1029 and never looked back, taking seven
points from Bowler City II, 2921-2766, anchor Matt ODea fired 214-
225-621, Erik Kattermann 208-224 and Sean McGuire 198 for the vic-
tors. Pacing BC II were Dean Edwards 215, Ryan Sweeney 209,
Brittany Hovan 190 and George Held 183.
Mike Skillman 743 at Howell Lanes
By John Jennings
4 SPORTS REPORTER December 25 - 31, 2013
The words spoken in the song from the Rocky
Horror Picture Show remind me of the experience I
am having with bowling. Yes, bowling.
Let me explain. This past May, I moved from the
United States to Brasil, but a little more on that later.
I havent bowled much in the past two years. While
I was preparing myself for the move, I was trying to
save as much money as possible since moving to
another country takes time and a lot of money more
than I thought it would have. Another reason was that
I was tired. Tired of all the burocracy involved in the
sport, in leagues and the complaints that always seem
to be around conditions and the ways things are run.
I have just resigned as Association Manager of a
local USBC association and tried to stay away from
the game I loved as much as possible. For someone
who bowled every week since he was 18 years old,
you would think it wouldnt be easy. Wrong. It was
actually refreshing.
Whenever I would go bowling, and it wasnt much,
I could actually go as a bowler and not an official. It
felt good telling people to see someone else for
advice.
With my 25th USBC Championships coming in
March 2013, I thought I should at least practice a lit-
tle so I wouldnt be too rusty.
Well, I bowled 5 games before going to Reno. To
my surprise, I bowled my best 9 game series in 5
years. What does that tell you about where the game
of bowling is today? I know it wasnt because I am a
good bowler.
In my new home, which is the city of Anpolis
Goias, Brasil, there is only one bowling center. That is
one bowling center for 324,000 people (as of 2012
census). It is in a small mall, and it has 8 lanes. What
shocked me, is that the pins are picked up with strings.
Yes, strings. It reminds me of marionettes. It takes
getting used to, but it does function most times. It is
funny when the strings get tangled and it takes a few
times of lifting the pins up to get untangled. The pins
also sound artificial like the Twister pins.
When I see the strings it reminds me in ways of
bowling in the USA in the 50s ball boys. Why? It
just doesnt seem modern. The center is all comput-
erized, but it also has the feel of bowling in the 21st
century. It is geared as an Entertainment Center.
There are TV monitors on every lane, there is blue
lighting and looks like midnight bowling especially
at night.
The pricing structure is not what I am used to either.
I have visited 3 centers so far in Brasil. One in
Anpolis, Goias, one in Brasilia, Federal District and
one in Porto Seguro, Bahia. Everyone has only one
price structure by the hour rentals of the lane.
What you dont see in these centers is by-the-game
pricing. To me the way to keep the sport going on for
ages and I have not seen it is competitive bowling.
There arent any leagues (at least in these centers),
there arent any people practicing to get better. There
is only the Bowlmor-AMF mentality. A play-time
atmosphere.
Well, the traditional side of my upbringing, is start-
ing to get my juices flowing again.
I am looking to set up an American tradition bowl-
ing atmosphere by trying set up a league structure in
the center when there is availability. It wont be an
easy task.
Eu no falo Portuguese. I do not speak Portuguese.
It is not an easy language to learn either. I am cur-
rently in Kumon classes and using the Rosetta Stone
program.
I have already had a meeting with the center propri-
etor, who also happens to be the Vice Mayor of the
City of Anpolis. It went well, I think.
I presented three fliers one for a junior league, one
for an adult league and one for seniors. Along with
those fliers I presented a financial breakdown of how
much money the proprietor can make in a 10 week
program.
After that meeting I made a PowerPoint presenta-
tion, in Portuguese of course, that demonstrates two of
the most important rules of bowling (not to cross foul
line and the most important one How to keep score).
A video of it appears at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weDQbwUWR2E.
It also shows how bowling is helpful to their health.
In a country where soccer is king, I hope to make the
sport of kingpins popular like it is in the United States
at least in a competitive way. Who knows, maybe I
can help develop the next two-sport champion, like
Walter Ray Williams is with bowling and horseshoes.
Instead of horseshoes and bowling, it would be soccer
and boliche (bowling).
The area of Anpolis can use more bowling centers.
It is an area where the sport can grow. Who knows,
maybe an American company would like to expand
around the world.
After six months, I still have lots to get used to.
First off, it is 2 weeks before Christmas and it is 85
degrees! My body says whats wrong with the weath-
er. Second, I am still not fluent in Portuguese. Lastly,
I would do it all over again, because I have a wonder-
ful family.
My wife and daughter are my life, and I hope to
bring some of my past life into their future.
My time warp life is beginning. In some ways I feel
like the founding fathers of ABC in 1895 or maybe it
is like Marty McFly in Back to the Future.
Either way, bowling is coming back into my life.
This time, its going to be from the ground floor again.
Editors note: Martin Michel is Former Association
Manager of the New York City USBC Association. New York
City USBC Association Hall of Famer.
He can be reached at MLM300@aol.com
Back in the Time Warp Again
By Martin Lawrence Michel
December 25 - 31, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 5
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6 SPORTS REPORTER December 25 - 31, 2013
Evan Weinberg 242
MADISON, NJ Evan
Weinberg led the scoring in the
Junior/Major Breakfast League
firing a high game of 242.
Andrew Demeo shot 232, Jack
Vander Meulen 222, Madasyn
Bancroft 190, and Rebecca
Bancroft 190.
In the Bantam Prep Breakfast
Club League Charlie Glunk shot
137, Alex Berg 129, and Zachary
Linder 123.
Jodi Belli 200
MADISON, NJ - In the Monday
Night Ladies League Jodi Belli
shot 200, Diane Pallante 193, and
Alice Bednarik 189.
Dan Pridham 256
MADISON, NJ In the Tuesday
400 Doubles League Dan Pridham
shot 256, Dave Hanft 225, and
Frank Fillimon 215.
Don Miller 234
MADISON, NJ Don Miller
paced the scoring in the Pharma
Plus League firing a high game of
234.
Les Barnum shot 223, Joe
Paino 222, and Christine Leck and
Beth Margerison 150.
Mike Hanlein 278
MADISON, NJ Mike Hanlein
led the Friday Classic League fir-
ing a high game of 278.
Russy Kyzima and Dave
Granitzki shot 257, Pete Caporaso
686, Mitch Weinberg 680, Ellen
Moore 234, Patty Hanlein 233,
and Stehanie Rahn 224.
Dave Johnson 276
MADISON, NJ- Dave Johnson
led the scoring in the CMIL
League firing a high game of 276.
Mike Potowski shot 717, and
Jennifer Dunklin 220-604.
Bo Serillo 257
MADISON, NJ Bo Serillo led
the scoring in the Livingston
Business Mens League firing a
high game of 257.
Woody Wheeler shot 256, Ed
Gang 255, Bob Perry 705, Robann
Modrowsky 171, Pat Burlew 153,
and Kathy Falsom 149.
Thomas Litland 243
MADISON, NJ Thomas
Litland led the scoring in the
Police & Fire League firing a high
game of 243.
Jake Bird shot 236-662, Tony
Romano and Don Mello 235, Chris
Weir 669, and Karen Swartz 165.
AT LODI
Wednesday Men's 820 - Joe
Colombo - 268, Rob Manella -
266, Vinny Stingo - 265
Knights of Columbus - Steve
Nordt - 280-744, Steve
Filipkowski - 279, Frank Nordt -
279
Monday 4 man Classic - Mitch
Sacks - 279-788, Lisa Frisconi -
268-725, Kathleen Weissman -
266-737
Monday Trios - John Sperone -
258, Bobby Castillo - 257, Alex
Protin - 254,
Monday Sun Mix - Marquis
Byrd - 277, Bob Cardinale - 268,
Gene Anderson - 264, Lauren
Pietrowicz - 249
Ed Bernardi 709
BROOKLYN, NY Ed Bernardi
led the scoring in the Bowling
USA League rolling a 246 game
for a high series of 709.
Anthony Windsor shot 236-680,
Nancy Braithwhaite 248-673,
Wayne Pezzella 247-698, Michael
Logan 245-681, and Efrain
Rodriguez 236-680.
Frank Lacirasella 698
BROOKLYN, NY - Frank
Lacirasella topped the scoring in
the Park Circle Mixed League fir-
ing a 259 game for a high series of
698.
Steve Chan rolled 246-696,
Irving Nicks 247-661, Jessica
Rosas 224-649, and Sam Acosta
267-645.
Alby Pezzella 665
BROOKLYN, NY Alby Pezzella
paced the scoring in the Friday
Nite Mixed League firing a 265
game for a high series of 665.
John Bourke shot 268-655,
Michelle Lavaro 247-625, and
Dolores Nigro 213.
In the Adult/Child League
Michael Johnson shot 237, and
Lance Brown 232.
Nicholas Perales 235
BROOKLYN, NY Nicholas
Perales led the Scholarship Teens
League firing a high game of 235.
Frank DeFrancesco shot 233,
Thomas Dryer 231, Ashley
Erenberg and Sally Anderson 189,
Alyssa Doto 182, and Jaclyn
Bianco 171.
AT SHELL LANES
PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA
Scott Kampf Tops His Father
In LIGBT Finals
EAST MEADOW, NY: Scott Kampf, a 15-year old high school stu-
dent from Levittown, won his second LIGBT title at AMF East Meadow.
For Scott to win the $1,200 top prize he had to defeat his father Jack in
the final shootout. Both Kampfs bowled great with the son defeating his
dad 269-248 in a well bowled match.
The final shootout involved 5 bowlers who advanced to the last match
through 2 rounds of finals. Both Scott and Jack were spotting the other
3 shootout participants handicap so it was important they both got off to
a good start. After 6 frames both Kampfs had struck in every frame but
one. The only other finalist staying close was Ed Eng, Flushing, NY. Ed
would finish third, worth $300 with a 236. The other two shootout final-
ists, Paulo Martins, New York City (191), and Mack Oakman Jr.,
Wheatly Heights, NY (178) never got momentum and finished fourth
and fifth respectively earning $250 and $200.
The AMF East Meadow tournament drew a nice Thanksgiving Sunday
crowd of 97 entries and paid out $3,350. Kegels Winding Road pat-
tern (39 feet) was used and scoring was on the moderate to high side.
The high series of the day was shot by our champion Scott with 770 in
the 2pm squad. The other two squad leaders were Ken Simpson, Shirley,
NY with a 758 at noon and Jack Kampf with a 763 at 4pm.
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Monday Early Birds: Alex Dalmedo 246-608, James Stiles 237-642,
Doug Scholtz 235-628, PJ Lee 215, Judy Larick 215-514, Michelle
Clouse 204-547, James Stiles 266-703, Michele Clouse 245-592.
Morris Hills Mixed Bill Woodbury 194-493, Andy Romo 190-538,
Nancy Kolbusch 180-452, Flo Wormer 171.
Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 225-659, Tammy Baldwin 221-
549, Susan Chillemi 205-565, Kathy Glendon 156, Susan Chillemi 227-
567, Pat Somers 158.
Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 268-705, Chris Morris 258-
709, PJ Adams 257-708, Liesl Apgar 268-696, Liza DiNapoli 223-606,
Kevin Sikora 237-644, Miguel Galloza 236-647, Kim Piombino 220,
Joan Dakak 201.
PBA Experience bowled on changing PBA lane conditions: Ken
Yokobosky 241-670, Curt Fraizer II 232-549, Justin Ragucci 190, Liesl
Apgar 192-523, Tami Mehesy 170-504, Brian Scott 236-658, Robert
Rhodes 223-592, Liesl Apgar 208, Dori Tingoli 190.
Nor Bu: Keith Helbourg 289-693, Chris Bakos 236-608, Marie
Vantreuren 179, Lynn Perry 178.
Lake Hiawatha Men: Fred Naedler 266-662, Jay McGrath 234-674,
Mike Harris 228 game, Doug Batsch 217, Kimberly Feehan 166, Jaclyn
Coren 147-411.
Rockaway Mixed: Jim Testa 267-692, Tom Schweizer 266-740,
Barry Lehman 252-652, Keir May 226-634, Donna Sodano 210-569.
Friday Tri-Mixed: Steve Beltz 202, Fred Driver 200, Daryl Frank
185, Keri May 246, Michele Halko 194.
Spanish American Mixed: Jesus Cruz 250-702, Benny nieves 247-
639, Alison Gomer 236-654, Tyrone Waal 279, Robert Soto 258.
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AT RABS
Mike King 803
STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike
King topped the scoring in the
Senior Mens League firing games
of 257-267-279 for a high series of
803.
Don Schwed shot 277-247-237-
761, John Gino 278-651, Al
Felline 240-212-656, John
Sorrentino 204-225612, and
Larry Yurman 209.
Kevin Buono 673
STATEN ISLAND, NY Kevin
Buono led the scoring in the
Nexgen Junior Bowlers League
firing games of 256-216-201 for a
high series of 673.
Breanna Barclay shot 203-244-
633, Tom Barclay 213-223-617,
Matt Covais 225-217, Ashley
Martinez 226, Jonathan Petrizzi
228, and Robert Desimone and
Courtney Gervais 214.
Steven Schwed 650
STATEN ISLAND, NY Steven
Schwed paced the scoring in the
Nexgen Junior Bowlers League
firing games of 200-247-203 for a
high series of 650.
Anthony Saccone hit 223-222-
626, Anthony Miceli 233-603, and
Michael Shembari 224.
Chris Mancilla 758
At Howell Lanes
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ- Chris Mancilla
fired the high series of 758 with a
268 and 265, Rod Dickson 278-
748, Mike Ormsby 740, and Rob
Sherman fired a 730-279-247.
Charlie Chirichello shot 725 and
Chris Jones a 707. Casey Creutz
rattled in a 268 game and Suzy
Bleacher was high womens score
with a 257 game. High 3-person
team game was the Team 4 with a
722 followed by Team 6 with a
710, and the Bohn Zone with a
709.
AT OCEAN
Tori Boughton 268
LAKEWOOD, NJ Tori Boughton topped the scoring in the Saturday
Scratch League firing a high game of 268.
Jessica Cohen shot 248, Amanda Nardiello 247, Shawn Kollmer and
Cullen Asaro 246, Allen Bank 243, Karsyn Lukosius 236, Kaity Lash
226, and Alec Hehir 225.
Jillian Stuart 624
LAKEWOOD, NJ Jillian Stuart led the scoring in the Saturday Junior
League firing games of 207-214-203 for a high series of 624.
Brian Lash rolled 219, Christine Jones 215, Stephen Spirio 207,
Victoria Bird 188, and Jamie Walliker 185.
Blaise Harrington shot 139, Anthony Tedesco 138, Jordy Tiapanco 131,
Jared Ericksen 128, Brian McFadden 109, Emma Schubert 102, and
Aiden McFadden 100 in the Saturday Pin Hitters League.
8 SPORTS REPORTER December 25 - 31, 2013
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Dave Morgante 784
HOPELAWN, NJ Dave Morgante
topped the scoring in the Family
League blasting games of 276-245-
263 for a high series of 784.
Matthew Loda shot 245-225-245-
715, Tom Martino, Jr. 206-234-268-
708, Steve Venito 211-246-202-659,
Dan Pawelek 201-218-214-633, and
Kevin Kopko 215-200-214-629.
In the Saturday Carteret Specials
League Craig Donachie shot a high
game of 153.
Bill Daunno 754
HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Daunno
topped the scoring in the Middlesex
County Classic League firing games
of 258-228-268 for a high series of
754.
Mickey Endress rolled 268-216-
257-741, Joe Quinn 226-277-227-
730, Nick Guarneri 238-208-275-
721, Danny Lopez 213-245-256-
714, and Patrick Plate 278-255-710
Kevin Cristi 735
HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Cristi
topped the scoring in the Friday Nite
Mixed League firing games of 253-
226-256 for a high series of 735.
Gary McGinness shot 244-211-
246-701, Melissa Hertenberger 243-
256-696, Richard Funk III 213-258-
657, and Mike Bauer 226-204-207-
637.
Andy Shafer 720
HOPELAWN, NJ Andy Shafer
topped the scoring in the His & Hers
League firing games of 279-267 for
a high series of 720.
Walter Malecki shot 211-235-227-
673, Don Anione 232-219-221-672,
Hayward Koflowitch 235-229-656,
and Bonnie Desimone 213-212-218-
643.
Jose Medina 709
HOPE LAWN, NJ Jose Medina
paced the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League firing games of
253-236-220 for a high series of 709.
Richard Bienvenue shot 215-252-
217-684, Barry Bailey 204-245-224-
673, James Healey 235-213-212-
660, and Walter Kronert 249-212-
656.
In the Miller Shirt League Douglas
Jewell shot 202, and Vinny Pannucci
200.
Drew Rucinski 695
HOPELAWN, NJ Drew Rucinski
topped the scoring in the NJ
Turnpike League firing games of
215-243-237 for a high series of 695.
Michael Morris rolled 218-220-
226-664, David Siegler 223, and
Caferino Rivera 224.
Manuel Gonzales 671
HOPELAWN, NJ Manuel
Gonzales led the scoring in the
Goldstein & Hanel Doubles League
firing games of 204-256-211 for a
high series of 671.
George Cretella shot 257-208-656,
Rusty Thomsen 201-235-218-654,
and Jarrold Fredericks 235-243-646.
Anthon Serignese 658
HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony
Serignese paced the scoring in the
La Buona Pizza League firing games
of 243-246 for a high series of 658.
Pat Moreno rolled 237-237-656,
Warren Taureck 266-653, Rich
Governale 258-209-651, and John
Baginsky 218-223-631.
In the Winter Senior Citizen
League Rich Rowley rolled 211-
180, and Larry Johnson 183.
In the Wednesday Earlybirds
League Anna Kelly shot 202.
Nick Viverito 638
HOPELAWN, NJ Nick Viverito
led the scoring in the Academy
Madness League firing games of
211-237 for a high series of 638.
Dan DeBenedetto shot 213-204-
221-638, Mike Stanger 232-610,
and Mike Ferraro 206-600.
Don M. Hellhake 632
HOPELAWN, NJ Don M.
Hellhake led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed Nuts League firing
games of 219-214 for a high series
of 632.
Kevin Kennelly shot 204-202-601,
Jeff Kubinak and Don E. Hellhake
223, Mike P. Kennelly 232, and
Brian Petretta 215.
Christopher Affinito 616
HOPELAWN, NJ Christopher
Affinito led the scoring in the Avenel
Youth League firing games of 247-
210 for a high series of 616.
Miguel Arocho shot 227-212, and
Ryan Johnson 268.
Doris Wendell 235
HOPELAWN, NJ Doris Wendell
led the scoring in the Iselin AA
League firing a high game of 235.
Travis Dilello hit 217, Greg
Crawford 212, and Darris Douma
203.
DJ Petardi rolled 211 and James
Haaf 206 in the Tuesday Night
Mixed League.
Aaron Murray led the Sacred Heart
Juniors League with a high game of
85.
In the Sacred Heart Seniors League
Danielle Nicoletti shot a high game
of 109.
Monday Charlie Cap Classic: John Randazzo Jr. 300, Michael
Capolongo 300-747, Ronald J. Broege 300-720, Larry Straus 280-774,
Jack Fengler 280-774, Frank Locascio 279, Fred Wande 278, Carl Slater
270-771, Shawn Ihasz 269, Ed Brady 267-722, Nick DAnna 266-747,
Shawn Green 265-766, Nadine Williams-Clory 279-712, Sami Morlack
248-692, Robert Exner 712, Jack Fengler 710, Bob Brust 708.
Sunday AM Trios: Keith Hengel 279-266-773, Chris Norton 269,
Charlie Minch 258-709, Tony Pepe 258, Mike Napolitano 257, Swifty
Catapano 256-701, Mike Sodano 245, Kevin Falcone 243, Mike Brill
242, Luciano Gaglione 241.
Monday LIA: Ed Werbeck 259-256-754, Ray Perry 248, Joseph
Morreale 246-718, April Fucci 225-213-634, Angie Collazzo 204, Jen
Zappolo 202.
Tuesday Early Birds: Diane Parziale 232, Anne Zajack 213.
Tuesday PM Ladies: Angela Romano 216, Regina Fean 203.
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