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Wes Malott Extends PBA King of Bowling Reign
With 2-0 Best-of-Three Match Win Over Jason Belmonte
FAIRLAWN, Ohio - Ten-time
PBA Tour winner and former
PBA Player of the Year Wes
Malott successfully defended his
PBA King of Bowling crown for
the eighth time by defeating chal-
lenger four-time PBA Player of
the Year Jason Belmonte 2-0 in a
best-of-three game match at AMF
Riviera Lanes.
The kick-off to the PBA
Tournament of Champions,
which begins Wednesday with
first round qualifying, was the
first-ever PBA event streamed via
Facebook Live.
After winning the first game,
250-213, Malott came through
with a clutch 10th-frame per-
formance in the second game
throwing three consecutive
strikes to beat Belmonte 227-225.
Belmonte, who finished the game
first, threw the first two strikes in
the 10th but left the 2-8 on his
final ball leaving the door open
for Malott.
“Anytime you can throw three
strikes in the 10th to win it really
makes the win more satisfying,”
said Malott. “Bowling against a
great player like Jason I felt I had
to get it done right then and there.
I didn’t feel good about it going
Dwight Flowers Hammered 300
At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Dwight Flowers blasted a 300
game for a high series of 694 in
the Wednesday AM Trios League
Michael Mirabile 300 at Coram Lanes
CORAM, NY - Michael Mirabile
took center stage wen he blasted a
300 game in the Junior Bowlers
Derek Smith 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Derek Smith
earned top honors in the San
Remo Open 4 League blasting
games of 247-300-234 for a high
series of 781.
PBA photo
King Wes Malott with Jason Belmonte Joe Brulato 300 at Parkway Lanes
another game.” King of Bowling challenge in Elmwood Park, NJ – Joe Brulato
After the second strike in the 2009, Malott has successfully found perfection in a 300 game
10th, Malott made a concerted defended his crown with wins while rolling in the Wednesday,
effort to get into a positive mind- bowling against Chris Barnes, Teterboro Bowling League, at
set for the final shot. Patrick Allen, Walter Ray Parkway Lanes and finished with
“I’ve been in those situations Williams Jr., Rhino Page, Parker a 737 series.
where when you need eight or Bohn III, EJ Tackett and
nine (pins) to win you throw it Belmonte in a trios challenge and
away with a six or seven count,” most recently, Tommy Jones.
Terrence Taylor 300-825 at Jib Lanes
he said. “I cleared my mind of Belmonte was chosen as FLUSHING, NY - Terrence
any negative thoughts and didn’t Malott’s opponent by fan voting Taylor earned top honors in the
take a lot of time on the approach. from a list of TOC champions on Friends and Family League blast-
I just focused on making the best pba.com. The three other finalists ing games of 279-246-300 for a
possible shot.” in the voting were Barnes, Pete high series of 825.
Since winning the inaugural Weber and Norm Duke. Curtis Hetmeyer shot 247-246-
at Maple Lanes RVC.
Ed Frontera shot 279, Mel Brown
and Robert Young 246, and Stan
Rosadio 241.
High School League recently at
Coram Country Lanes..
Bill Dillon shot 253-249-225-
727, David Franczak 225-268-
215-708, Joe Leandro 236-269-
696, and Mike Orak 235-248-210-
693.
Mike DeFrancesco rolled 267-
755, Joe Puccio Sr. 256-742,
James Viola 279-739, Mike
Semancik Jr 248-712 and Paul
Stuart 266-706 round out the list
of high scorers for the night.
298-791, Brian Hunter 268-217-
236-721, Twone Williams 226-
258-227-711, Mark Hinds 258-
243-212-713, and Ken Shaw 246-
248-216-710.

Three Candidates Slated for USBC Board Election, Eight Legislative Proposals to be Decided
ARLINGTON, Texas – Three candidates have been slat-
ed for the three open positions on the United States
Bowling Congress Board of Directors and eight legisla-
tive proposals will be determined by delegates to the
2018 USBC Convention and Annual Meeting, which will
take place April 23-26 at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno,
Nevada.
Current USBC board members Jay Daryman of York,
Pennsylvania, and Karen Jost of Tumwater, Washington,
were slated by the USBC Nominating Committee along
with Dennis Hacker of Perryville, Missouri, for the three
open spots on the USBC Board. The USBC Nominating
Committee can slate up to two candidates for each open
board position.
Daryman seeks his second term to the USBC Board. He
was elected by delegates in 2015 and has served on the
USBC Nominating, Legal and Legislative, and National
Policy committees. He is a Maintenance Support
Specialist for Exelon Nuclear, where he has worked since
1980.
Jost, first elected by delegates in 2012, seeks her third
term on the USBC board. She has served on the
Nominating, Strategic Planning, Executive Director and
Board Evaluation, Association Outreach, and Awards and
Recognition committees, and currently serves on the
Bowlers to Veterans Link (BVL) board. She is a Health
Services Analysis Program Manager for the Department
of Labor and Industries.
See USBC page 2
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Women’s Championships takes place AT MAPLE USBC
in Cincinnati in 2024 LANES RVC Continued from Page 1
ARLINGTON, Texas – Western Bowl Strike and Spare will be the host Hacker, who seeks his first term on the USBC Board, currently
center when the 2024 United States Bowling Congress Women’s Paul Smith 280-792 serves on the Missouri State USBC and Cape Girardeau USBC
Championships takes place in Cincinnati. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - boards. He is the director of research for Pinnacle Research Group,
The Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau teamed with Paul Smith topped the scoring in an independent full-service market research firm.
Western Bowl for the winning proposal to bring the annual tournament the Friday Night Mixed League The eight proposed amendments to be voted on by delegates are
to Cincinnati for third time. Western Bowl has 68 lanes for competition. blasting games of 280-265-247 for two proposed changes to league rules, three proposals for tournament
“To bring an event with such a rich history to Cincinnati is a tremen- a high series of 792. rules changes and three bylaws proposals. League and tournament
dous opportunity, and Western Bowl Strike and Spare will be a great Joe DiRe rolled 269, John rules will require a majority vote to pass, while bylaws proposals
venue,” said Mike Laatsch, interim president and CEO for the Hodge, Dad DiGirolamo, and require two-thirds votes for adoption.
Cincinnati USA CVB. “Cincinnati has so much to offer bowlers dur- David Lake 267, and John La Bau Among the notable proposals is a change to national bylaws that
ing their time in our city, and we’re looking forward to working with 262. would make terms for the USBC president and vice president
the USBC and the team at Western Bowl to create an exciting and become two-year terms with a limit of one term. Currently, the pres-
memorable experience.” Keith Benenati 280 ident and vice president are elected by board members for one-year
The USBC Women's Championships is the world's largest annual ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - terms and are limited to three terms in those positions. Also, a new
participatory sporting event for women. More than 16,000 bowlers Keith Benenati fired a high game tournament rule has been proposed that would require all tournament
compete each year, and along with family and friends provide a major of 280 in the Wednesday Night managers to be members of USBC.
economic boost to the host community. Mixed League. Voting on legislative proposals and the USBC Board elections will
“We are moving around the country again, and from 2019-2024 we Peter Conway rolled 278, Willie take place Thursday, April 26, during the USBC Annual Meeting.
will visit Wichita, Las Vegas, Chicago, Reno and, now, Cincinnati,” Fessler 277-276-748, John Additional candidates for the USBC Board may run from the floor if
USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy said. “Cincinnati is a great Capobiano 267, and Mario Parano they provide notice of their candidacy to the committee by March 27.
bowling town and will deliver an incredible experience for our 256. Go to BOWL.com/Convention for the Nomination from the Floor
bowlers.” form. Biographies of the slated candidates soon will be available.
The first Women’s Championships was held in 1916 in St. Louis and Ettore Turilli 278 Go to BOWL.com/Convention for the complete list of proposed
eight teams took part. Cincinnati was the second host city of the sto- ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - amendments and more information about the USBC Convention.
ried event, which took place at the Cincinnati Armory in 1918. It Ettore Turillo led the scoring in
would return to Cincinnati in 1938, when Cressler Bowling Palace the Tuesday Late Men’s League
played host to 741 teams. rolling a high game of 278.
SHIRLEY GARMS, USBC HALL OF
The event will head to Reno, Nevada, in 2018, and then will cele- Steve Lella shot 277, both Phil FAME MEMBER, DIES AT AGE 94
brate its 100th edition in 2019 when the tournament takes place in Bruno, Jr and Dave Goldman 269,
ARLINGTON, Texas – Shirley Garms, a United States Bowling
Wichita, Kansas. The tournament will visit Las Vegas (2020), Addison, both Jim Carey and Chris Widmer Congress Hall of Fame member from Island Lake, Illinois, died
Illinois (2021), Reno (2022) and Las Vegas (2023) before reaching 268, and Joe LaSpina 266. January 24. She was 94.
Cincinnati. Inducted into the USBC Hall of Fame in 1971 for Superior
Go to BOWL.com/WomensChamp to learn more about the Women’s John LaBau Jr. 268 Performance, Garms was one of the top bowlers in the nation during
Championships. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the 1960s. She was named the Bowling Writers Association of

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the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed
League John La Bau Jr rolled 268,
Joe Rolston 225, and Robert
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
201)865-5363 the Rockvilles League Anita
Huette rolled 247, Patrice Nolan
218, and Peggy Lodato 214.
America (BWAA) Woman Bowler of the Year in 1961 and 1962.
In 1962, she captured the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of
America (BPAA) Women’s All-Star, which is now the U.S. Women’s
Open, and also teamed with Dick Weber to win the World’s Mixed
Doubles, a nationally televised event. Weber shot 254 and Garms had
a 253 in the title match to beat Don Carter and Marge Merrick.
In addition to her BPAA Women’s All-Star title, Garms had three
other professional titles during her career. She won the second event
of the Professional Women’s Bowling Association, the 1961 PWBA
Championships title, and the 1964 San Antonio Open. Her final pro
title came at age 54, when she won the 1978 PWBA Coors Open.
Garms earned four USBC Women's Championships titles, the first
in 1955 when she captained Chicago Falstaff to the team title. She
teamed with Grace Werkmeister for the doubles title in 1964, won a
second team title with Beaumont Bowl Pro Shop in 1965, and won the
singles title in 1974.
A founding member of the PWBA, she was a charter member of the
PWBA Hall of Fame in 1995. She also is a member of the World
Bowling Hall of Fame (1971), the Illinois Bowling Hall of Fame
(1975) and the Chicago Bowling Hall of Fame (1985). She was select-
ed as Chicago's Bowler of the Decade for the 1960s.
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LEADERS AT LODI LANES
Monday Night Trios: Alex Baluyut 300, Andrew Currie 278-760,
Ralph Artemisio 268, Phil Napolitano 266-698, Victor Kornberg 259-
711, Manny Gonzalez 258-737, Jordon Lopez 248, Jessica Calabrese
247, Andrea Lebron 247, Bobby Fuscarino 247, Sharon Marcellaro 243-
649.

Monday Night Trios: Rick Warren 300, Matt Grubiak 269, Marquis
Byrd 268, Terry Drenth 256, Jordan Lopez 257, Bobby Castillo 258.

Wednesday Nite Live: John Cassetta 269, Kenny Morales 257, Mark
Ilnicki 253, Sheryl Moritz 230.

Saturday Morning D's Team Juniors: Jeremy Ramiriz 236, Treavor

Deliantis 247-688, Hassan Izzard 223, Anthony Frangiosa 210, Morgan
Fuld 217, Hunter Perry 257-655, Jared Edwards 209, Bryan Fuscarino
246-626.

Tuesday Night 4-Man: Bryan Andes 268, Ron DeLuca 269, Andres
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Lopez 289-744, Dave Dodds 256-711, Dan Twomey 279, Chuck 7HUKXQH$YH/RGL1-
Trimblett 278, Jason Jenkins 265, Mike Brenner Sr 278-738, Hans 
Javier 279-700, Andrew Suscreba 279-784, Eric Perez 278-702, Andrew
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Mata 258-701, Steve D'Angelo 265-701, Nicholas Soto 266, Naveed
Khawaja 289-714.
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Wednesday Nite Live: George Miller 247, Ryan Michalski 246, Keith
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Wednesday Men's 820: Rob Bertolini 289, Andrew Wiese 278-715,
Bob Goodwin 268, Frank Emanuele 268, Brian Lennox 738, Mike '-.DUDRNH%RZOLQJ6DWXUGD\1LJKWVVWDUWLQJDWSP
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Wednesday Coors 4-man: Joe Leardo Sr 267, Doug Weiler 267-759,
Michael Blandino 258-737, Gabriel Moreta 726.
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Bargallo 245, Vernon Moody 245-662, Danny Lamberti 681. 
Friday G&L: Raul Renteria 265, Sal Carbonaro 258-691, Matt Summer League Preview
Dunning 256-663, Brian Creeley 666, Denise Titus 224.
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AT JIB LANES AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES

Cliff Stancill 761 Steve Amarosa 284-737 Anthony Villarosa 924 Ted Stankewicz 278-761 Jim Crismali 289
FLUSHING, NY - Cliff Stancill FLUSHING, NY- Steve Amarosa FLUSHING, NY- Anthony CORAM, NY- Ted Stankewicz CORAM, NY - Jim Crismali
topped the scoring in the Friends topped the scoring in the Ted Guy Villarosa led the scoring in the topped the scoring in the Friday rolled a high game of 289 in the
and Family League blasting games Classic League blasting games of PBC League blasting games of AM Seniors League blasting a High Rollers League.
of 258-224-279 for a high series of 217-284-236 for a high series of 212-234-256-222 for a high series high game of 278 and a high Josh Nordstrom hit 279, Brad
761. 737. of 924. series of 761. Kelsey, Chris Watson and Brian
Sean Romney rolled 259-242- Joe Laudani hit 235-234-268- Mark Castro shot 235-214-254- Ken Woods rolled 244, and Phil Weinstein 267, Dan Brezo, John
257-758, Butch Council, Jr. 245- 737, Will Atkinson 246-229-245- 897, Jimmy Vega, Sr. 235-204- Gainnico 236. Neset, and Desmond Dent 259,
218-279-742, Twone Williams 720, Nut Flowers 250-235-236- 249-857, Ed Ziemak 222-212- Joe Romanski 718 and Eric Buffa and Ed Oliveira
224-268-243-735, and Hector 721, and Robert Vickers 290-226- 222-849, Ogie Lawsin 203-206- CORAM, NY- Joe Romanski led 257.
Camacho 238-279-213-730. 708. 237-204-850, and Robby Olvina the scoring in the Friday PM
In the Golden Age League John Ron Cabello 727 263-216-827. Seniors League blasting a high TJ Maltese 257
Acello rolled 257, Rafael Chireno FLUSHING, NY- Ron Cabello led Eric Schieler 659 game of 243 and a high series of CORAM, NY- TJ Maltese rolled
223, and Roy Anderson 233. the scoring in the Friday Hi- FLUSHING, NY- Eric Schieler 718. 257, Stephen Marcin 256,
Rollers League rolling games of paced the scoring in the Pin Pals John Romero hit 235, and Sal Joseph Betto 245, and Lisa
Bobby Fox 750 226-247-254 for a high series of League rolling games of 242-225 Terlato 233. Donay 222 in the Tuesday
FLUSHING, NY - Bobby Fox led 727. for a high series of 659. Vanman 710 League.
the scoring in the Balls and Chain Ronnie Fandino shot 214-246- George Pirpinias and Mike CORAM, NY - Vanman led the In the COA League Tommy
League rolling games of 258-267- 259-719, Red Toledo, Sr. 245-206- Cleesattel rolled 248, and Steve scoring in the Wednesday Risalvato shot 246, and Kevin
225 for a high series of 750. 257-708, and Jimmy Vega Jr. 224- Cheng 233. League rolling a high game of Cheshier 223.
Twone Williams shot 268-278- 238-245-707. In the Gottscheer League Freddy 269 and a high series of 710.
2000-746, Gerald Evangelista In the Saturday Juniors League Luscher rolled 220-257-675, George Kerekes rolled 254, Jim Cresser 249
250-245-246-741, Steve Amarosa Michael Orman rolled 222-276- ERich Wagner 215, and Connie Rob Bader, Jr. 246, and Ken CORAM, NY - In the Monday
238-258-237-733, Alex Andres 666, Timothy Hui 203-223, and Kirsche 213. Keisner 237. League Jim Cresser shot 249,
254-233-239-726, and Robert Brennan Yee 220.
Kulch 280-255-723.
Dave Sherwin 278 Ed Anderson 245, Marlene
CORAM, NY - Dave Sherwin Mirabile and Art Buscemi 237,
rolled 278, Carl Rissland 259 Chris Benedict Jr. 231,and Lou
Joseph Mahoney, Tor Varano Dominate Youth Travelers and Jay Schmidt 251 in the Fasani 230.
By Vince Albrecht handicap series was the afternoon’s second best. Also Friday Mixed League.
HACKENSACK, NJ – Youth shall be served and two contributing to the triumph were Tyler Nappi 203-
of the younger bowlers in the Stan Niemiec Youth 198 and Hassan Izzard 189-185; striking Holiday’s
Travel League grabbed center stage at Bowler City top numbers was Michael Milligan’s 249: 596. Rene Ruiz 756 at Parkway Lanes
with stellar threesomes. Anchoring for Montvale, 14- In a below-par scoring contest, Bowler City I came
Elmwood Park, NJ – Rene Ruiz led all pin attackers with scores of 213-
year-old Park Ridge freshman Joseph Mahoney, true from behind to snare five of seven points from Hi-Tor
278-265 for a high series of 756 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling
to his nickname, hammered the pins in relentless II, 2749–2622. High game on the pair was BC I’s
League, at Parkway Lanes.
fashion en route to a tremendous session best 759 Arielle Wallace’s superb 257; the victors’ other deuce
Joe Puccio tossed a 290 game in his 723 set, Peter Honan hit 263-708,
[258-259-242]. came from Victoria Vucak 212. Sparking the Hi-Tor
and Eddie Rojas 268-703 round out the list of high scorers for the night.
After an opening game blowout, Montvale found II girls’ offense was again 13-year-old Tor Varano
itself in a high roller duel with Bowler City II, win- who raised her 21-game average to 210 with a triple
ning game two, 1055-1015 before dropping game deuce 651 [247-203-201]; also crashing the “200”
three 1004-976. Montvale’s 3071-2876 win earned barrier were Nancy Kohut 205 and Nicole Cona 201.
James Rogers, Brian Hart Take
the team five of seven points. Following their Hi-Tor I scored six deuces in its 2694-2463 sweep Top Honors in Hankel Classic
anchor’s lead, the victors manufactured impressive of T-Bowl which managed just one, a 204 from Dylan
By John Jennings
numbers of their own: Chris Torres 615 [226-201- Heinold. With seven points in hand, Hi-Tor I climbed
188], Ryan Kitz 193-192 and rapidly improving 14- to sixth place, just three points back of fourth place HOWELL, NJ – At the end of the first half, Get Webzy.com ran the sheet
year-old Logan Priesel whose handicap 781 set [502 Bowler City II. Pacing the winners was Nick Varano to lock up second place behind Who’s Your Daddy. Webzy was led by
net] was the session’s third best. 615 [190-223-202] with ample help from Matt Cona James Rogers with Top Series of the night 711 and Mike Stevens with
Bowler City II closed with net scores of 824-813 to 204-208, Alisha Khan 200-189 and Mark Shapiro 693. Other big scores were Jeff Smith 703, and Brian Hart high game
give Montvale all it could handle; pounding the 216. 268 and 683 series. Bob Layne (698 series) and Kevin Lagravenis each
maples for BC II were Derek Lewandowski 621 High individual boys’ averages [21+ games]: Nick shot 95 pins over average.
[182-218-221], Michael Bellifemini 211: 575, Derek Varano 229, Dylan Bulusan 216, Trevor Deliantis Second place, Webzy included also included Bob Doyle and Tom Hall.
Weigl 220: 561 and George Ferguson 192-199. The 214, Tom Chamberlain 211.29, Joseph Mahoney Finishing in third place was Mean Gene Machine and n fourth place the
only other squad with excellent numbers for the day 211.13, David Neil 206 and Derek Lewandowski Colonial Coffee Shop.
was league-leading Lodi which shut out short-handed 205. High averages (36 games or more) are Vinny D’Ambrosio 231, Mike
Holiday, 1020: 2903 – 2517. Anchor Nick Greco High girls’ averages [21+ games]: Tor Varano 210, Valanzano 230, Brian Larson 226, Mike Fogarty 225, and James Rogers
fired 245-213: 625 followed by 14-year-old Fair Isabella Palamaro 194, Mercedes Morel 189, Akira 223. Leslie Bohn leads the women with a 216 average. For substitutes
Lawn freshman Krista Eskow 209-206: 592; her 787 DeLoatch 187.48 and Arielle Wallace 187.26. (21 games or more), Jimmy G. Steffan III has a 234 average and Johnny
Petraglia, Sr. 226.
6 SPORTS REPORTER February 21 - 27, 2018

AT ROCKAWAY LANES AT FARMINGDALE LANES

County Tuesday Nite Mixed: PJ Adams 279-753,
Joe Bawiec Jr. 278-693, Jose Acevedo 268-752,
Tyron Roberts 259, Paul Distruco 257, John Scott
254-712, Glen Frey 254-705, Sandy Turner 249-670,
Valerie White 237-609, Sue Dobrinsky 201-582,
Maryann Abasto 201-537.
Thursday Night Mixed: Gene Pukas 279-668, Jerry
Brown 269-661, Jim Westergaard 268-687, Brian
Olsen 247-664, Doug Sholtz 246-678, Nidia
Haneveld 278-716, Tami Rhodes 200-559, Kimberly
Cartelli 196-479, Maria Jankovitz 193-554.
Spanish American Mixed: Joe Kara 279-707, Dave
Katz 279-737, Henry Alvarez Jr. 268, Dan Palazzolo
662.
Greenbriar Seniors: John Uffer 224-546,Alex
Dalmedo 211-588, Joe Cropanese 162-423, Audrey
Curlo 169-426, Barbara Liebman 157-375, Lois
Brancaccio 146.
Monday Nite Mixed: Glen Malmstone 277-715,
James Suitt 247-631, Paul Longo 640, Linda Lynch
216-542, Belle Elliot 210-547, Shelly Blumberg
201.
Chester Men: Tony Annibale 267-736, Stephan
Szardenings 258-663, Steve Baird 258-655,
BenSchell 255, Paul Parker 246-640, Frankel Huang
236, Chris Viotle 236-672, Norm Wugman 234-
645,Allan Alpaugh 234-650, Patrick Lyness 234.
County Tuesday Nite Mixed: PJ Adams 267-755,
Walter Wormann 267-757, Tony Greene 267-673,
Matt Pukas 253, Sandy Turner 231-650, Dot
Newsome 216-607, Maryann Abasto 216-597,Chris
Franco 200.
Fox Hills Seniors: Stuart Gomer 279-693, Joe
Dagostino 267-643, Raymond Bsarany 222-581,
Bernadette Memolo 185-514, Lee Ann Mackin 170-
486, Joan Czapka 170.
Morris Hills Mixed: Bill Hamilton 192-555, Ronald
Stickney 186-484, Sal Antoniello 183-460,Barry
Webb 171-459, Joyce Brokling 187-507, Beth
Williams 180-467, Dolores Webb 165-439, Nancy
Kolbusch 147-420.
Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 233-557, Tina
Richardson 215-559, Diana Arvidson 200-546,
Claudia Lupfer 191-514, Marybeth Kanouse 190-
531, Tammy Baldwin 186-486, Michaela Rumble
176-479, Mary Cerenzio 172-452.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Jeff Morin 300-
792, Charles Wilfong 279-770, Jose Acevedo 279-
694, Walther Worman 258-687, Rolando Lorenzo
253, Paul Shiel 250, Diana Piasecski 244-603,
Michelle DeVries 236-581,
Valerie White 215.
Rockaway Trios: Jim Beyel 300-800, Chris Systma
290, Steve Salberg 289-789, Richard McColligan
279-758, Tom Jordan 278, Gary Malone 268, Larry
Gonnello 737, Brett Shapiro 704, Jim Testa 701, Jen
Drury 267-677, Dori Tingoli 204-515, Donna Ratta
183.
Nor Bu Lodge: John Jenkins 277-661,Charles
Wright 221-652, Ryan Karpack 213-608, Darlene
Krzanowski 221, Stacey Titus 209-592, Lisa
Bischer 202-506, Adam Salberg 269-635, Jack
Petonak 229, Ellen Secallus 203-523, Maire
Vantreuren 193-543.
Thursday Nite Mixed: Jim Testa 268-671, Richard
McColligan 266-719, Jim Westergaard 254-700,
Jesus Cruz 234-662, Mike Wheeler 227-610, Linda
Alven 165-455, Martha Hoffman 176-464,
Kimberly Cartelli 181-511, Donna Sodano 245-603,
Scott Struble 266-663, Don Fries 243, Sean
Edwards 233, Nidia Haneveld 269-711, Tami
Rhodes 187-499.
Put Togethers: Bill Mott 209-531, Geno McCroy
208-538, Jerry Szekula Sr. 139-357, Michelle Halko
192-507.
Youth Program
Dover High School: Kingpins: Nor El Saydid 128-
301, Miguel Ruiz 113-304, Ikechi Anyanaso 92-
259, Kayla Beasty 211-541, Rene Rivadenerion
118-330, Kassandra Mendoza 116-284.
Bumper Busters: Ryan Willis 94-167, Cody Willis
90-151, Hudson Crumby 78-148.
Ball Busters: Liam Rale 210-517, Gavin Mattes
159-457, ALex Furman 133-352, Ben Skutnik 125-
319, Matthew Dignam 123-342, Brandon Collins
101-189, Nicholas Furman 92-238.
Gutter Busters: Cassie Martella 88-166.
Weekend Warriors: Isaacs Russell 269-740,
Brandon Kwestel 258-636, Branden Tapper 119-
345, Paul Yacullo 119-291, Peter Bloom 105-293,
Richard Socolich 91-225, Joey Martella 84-227,
Jesse Reis 69-206, Hannah Digangi 122-346.
Victor Cassano 299
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Tuesday Nite Owls League Victor
Cassano shot 299, Roger
Herrscher 279, George Mazzocchi
276, and Paul Constantinopoli
257.
Mike Agosta 279-726
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike
Agosta led the scoring in the
Friday Late Mixed League rolling
games of 279-254 for a high series
of 726.
Joe Evers rolled 257-248,
Richard White 256-247, Meghan
Wing 248, and Calvin Nottingham
245.
Tris Stremmel 719
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tris
Stremmel led the scoring in the
Sunday Adult/Junior League
blasting games of 235-257-227 for
a high series of 719.
William Romanelli shot 240,
Nicholas Hom 226-216, and Ryan
Fina 177.
Carmelo Randazzo 712
FARMINGDALE, NY - Carmelo
Randazzo paced the scoring in the
Monday HS Practice League
rolling games of 244-258-210- for
a high series of 712.
Peter Gilliland rolled 257-216,
Chris Cassonetto 257, and Alex
Cruz 254.
Peter Mockler 279
FARMINGDALE, NY – Peter
Mockler rolled 279, Rob McCourt
258, Keith Squires 253-249, and
Chris Hansen 226 in the Sunday
Vacation League.
In the Saturday Nite Friends
League Tony Tolson shot 235,
John Mercurio 232, and Thomas
Gomez 225.
Mark Arezzo 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mark
Arezzo led the scoring in the
Expressway Glass League rolling
a high game of 278.
Ken Grzelaczyk hit 268, Omar
Cerutti 266, Casey Sparico 262,
Tom Zientarski 256, and Chris
Romeo 253.
Mario Caramico 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mario
Caramico led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Men’s League
rolling a high game of 278.
Bob Farrell rolled 270, Greg
Stanek and Angel Ramos 269, and
Eric Stoneburner and Chris Kelch
267.
David Drago 277
FARMINGDALE, NY - David
Drago topped the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League
rolling games of 226-212-277 for
a high series of 717.
Bryan Parsons shot 268, Rob
Grieb 259, Tommy Whitenack
256, and Fred Kantrow 245.
Mark Eisenberg 260
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mark
Eisenberg rolled 260, Michael
Jordan 248, Brian Siemers 245,
and both Lloyd Hasluck and Mike
Marrazzo tossed a 235.
Tom Gomez shot 224, Mike
Wolinetz 203, Mike Robinson
199-182, and Joe Cicio 194 in the
Thursday Green Men’s League.
Mike Walsh 247
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Thursday Goodtimers League
Mike Walsh rolled 247, Brian
Beale 229-217, and Evan
Apostolidis 218.
In the Friday Sunshine Kids
League George Brenner rolled
198-193-193, Leo Richter 190,
Bob Junge 187, and Fai Livolsi
181-171.
Ruby Janof 212
FARMINGDALE NY - Ruby
Janof rolled 212, Bob Junge 170,
and Al Noll 160 in the Monday
AM Seniors League
In the Thursday AM Golfers
League Terry Hoffman shot 202-
193, Jim Ostertag 195, and Fred
Ruhe 193.
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Dorien Soto 771
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dorien Soto topped the scoring in
the Saturday Night Strike Nation League firing
games of 269-268-234 for a high series of 771.
 Joel G. Eyssen shot 245-254-258-757, Rakim
Tillery 244-226-246-716, Dean Edwards 236-226-
246-708, and Harold Baker 235-221-245-701.
Sal Chiaravalloti 768
HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Chiaravalloti topped the scor-
ing in the Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios League
blasting games of 257-246-265 for a high series of
768.
Dave Sabin shot 238-239-279-756, Paul Marel 236-
226-280-742, Joe Lamparielo 225-267-233-725, and
Jose Medina 230-248-244-722.
Andrew Tripka 767
HOPELAWN, NJ - Andrew Tripka topped the scor-
ing in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of
258-233-276 for a high series of 767.
Steve Venito shot 249-268-246-763, Rick Choinacki
205-268-246-719, Pete Tirado 226-241-246-713, Ed
Bulkilvish 215-268-226-709, and Dorien Soto 256-
222-223-701.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly topped the scoring in
the Friday Night Mixed League blasting games of
267-226-268 for a high series of 761.
Tony Tamondong rolled 203-266-258-727, Lew

Caffrey 2677-248-712, Michael Dellamanna 236245-
227-708, and Michael Holoka 268-247-682.
Terry Carothers 745
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Mike Santonastaso 690
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Santonastaso paced the
scoring in the Family League rolling games of
210-223-257 for a high series of 690.
Daniel Pawelek shot 256-226-203-685, Lisa
Columbus 20-236-239-675, Barry Holmes 220-
216-224-660, and Steven Osiadacz 245-215-652.
In the Jerzey Pikers League Ceferino Rivera shot
223-216-631, Richard McBurnie 181, and Joyce
Ellison 171.
Brian Fellows 278
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Fellows rolled a high
game of 278 in the Saturday Night Strike Nation
League.
Najee Mayers rolled 266-235-247-748 Chris
Schenck 255-248-245-748, Ali Randell 212-256-
226-694, Havel Wright III 255-218-215-688, and
Sanan Alsheiks 200-245-233-678.
In the Winter Senior Citizens League Fernando
Chea shot 228, and Earl Gregory 214.
Ken Martino 689
HOPELAWLN, NJ - Ken Martino led the scoring
in the Garden State Mixed League firing games of
238-213-238 for a high series of 689.
Jose Medina shot 234-221-200-655, Robert
Girod 231-243-651.
Jordan Stoveken 671
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jordan Stoveken paced the
scoring in the Avenel Youth League rolling games
of 246-215-210 for a high series of 671.
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 224, and James Stoveken 227.
ing in the Thursday Night Mixed League blasting
Home of many Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Leagues games of 253-234-258 for a high series of 745. Brian MacDonald 658
Excellent Junior Program and Adult-Junior Leagues Jake Olszk shot 252, Mike Forestal 244, and Steve HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian MacDonald led the scor-
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Hollenstein topped the Brian Peccerillo shot 211-259-645, John
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Joe Flagiello 218.
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Mike Kelly rolled 218-223-244-685, Fred Glleckler Dan Hansell 651
 214-267-673, and Mike Rodriguez 244. HOPELAWN, NJ - Dan Hansell paced the scoring
6FKRROV&DPSVDQG&RUSRUDWH*URXSV:HOFRPH Rolando Vazquez 727 in the Merck League rolling games of 227-202-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rolando Vazquez led the scoring 222 for a high series of 651.
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-HDQ)XOPRUH±/HDJXH&RRUGLQDWRU Mike Hanlein 726 rolling games of 224-226 for a high series of 640.
Douglas Jewell shot 213-236-624, Jack O'Brien
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the Friday Night Classic League rolling games of 225, and Bot Stevens 223.
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226-235-265 for a high series of 726.
 Richard Ruby hit 245-279-711, Idris Edmond 267- 233-214, John Delosso 224, and Shawn Douma
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Jacobson led his team to first place Lampariello rolled 258, Dennis
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championship with an impressive Costantino 243, Victor Wilson
LODI, NJ – It was a good session at Lodi Lanes for the Stan Niemiec Feliz Imperial 707
763 series with games of 257-248- 227, and Jette Gullo 224 in the
Youth Travelers, who carved out thirty-eight “200s”, two “700s”, two
258 in the Donna Zajac Memorial STATEN ISLAND, NY - Feliz Golden Oldies League.
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Mixed League. Imperial rolled 272, Josey Reyes In another session Bernie
able to field a complete lineup. The quartet stormed the pin decks and lit
Tim Folkes kept himself rolling 234-235-238-707, Dan Costantino Weissman rolled 234, Mac
up the leaderboard with an awesome 918: 2551 net threesome
as well with 280-256-758. Rob 234-238-681, and Victor Wilson Weissmann and Dennis Costintino
[212+/player] to take out Bowler City II, 7-0. Holiday anchor Tom
Butler, Jr. 249-245-258-752, Nick 233 in the Golden Oldies League. 224, and Helen Bilotti 223.
Chamberlain continually pounded the pocket in blitzing the pins with
726 [242-230-254] and lifting his average to 215; Mike Milligan had a
huge 265 middle game and finished with 632; Jared Duncan contributed
three consistent scores in his 622 set [198-213-211] and Jack Miller was
aboard with a 210 single. Bowler City II got a standout performance
from Derek Lewandowski who closed his opening game with a ten
strike run for 280 and added 205-255 to claim the day’s best set of 740; BCBA -NJ.ORG
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