January 6 - 12, 2016 Sports Reporter

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RENO, Nev. – Ryan Ciminelli of

Cheektowaga, N.Y., became the

Professional Bowlers

Association’s first three-time

winner in 2015 when he defeated

Thailand’s Kim Bolleby, 237-

201, to win the GoBowling Viper

Championship at the National

Bowling Stadium and put himself

into contention for 2015 PBA

Player of the Year honors. The

Viper title earned him $20,000

and Bolleby collected $10,000 as

runner-up.

The Viper Championship,

presented by Xtra Frame , was

the second of four “animal pat-

tern” championships contestedduring the GEICO PBA World

Series of Bowling VII present-

ed by Silver Legacy. The finals aired on ESPN.

Ciminelli, 29, jumped out to a 33-pin lead on

the strength of three strikes and a spare while

Bolleby opened in his fourth frame, and Ciminelli

never gave Bolleby a chance to get back into the

game.

Ciminelli got a measure of revenge over newly-

crowned PBA World Champion Gary Faulkner Jr.

of Memphis, Tenn., with a 245-225 victory in the

semifinal round while Bolleby eliminated PBA

Tour rookie Jakob Butturff of Chandler, Ariz.,

222-181, in the other semifinal match.

All four players are left-handers. It was the first

all-lefty field in a PBA Tour event since 2007.

Ciminelli saw his dream of a third consecutivePBA Tour title and a second major win in 2015

when he lost to Faulkner, 247-237, in the Rolltech

PBA World Championship finals on Dec. 17, so

he knew a win in the Viper Championship was

important if he wanted to challenge Australia’s

Jason Belmonte in the Player of the Year chase.

Belmonte, the 2013 and 2014 Player of the Year,

staked himself to a big lead earlier in the year

when he won the USBC Masters and Barbasol

PBA Tournament of Champions, both majors.

“That was the hardest show I’ve ever been part

of, knowing Player of the Year was on the line

and I had to have this win,” Ciminelli said of the

Viper finals. “I knew I had another chance after

the World Championship even though that one

was heartbreaking. I felt like I bowled one of the

best games of my life in that one , but this was do-

or-die.

“My legs were jello,” he added. “I was comfort-

able where I was playing the lane, but I was using

a new ball and it didn’t feel quite right. I just kept

it in play and fortunately (Bolleby) didn’t shoot a

big game agains t me.”

Ciminelli believes his third win will make a big

difference in the PBA Player of the Year voting,

which will take place early in January.

“I think three titles says a lot, with one of them

being the U.S. Open,” he said. “I think I had somevotes before this one, but now I think I deserve it.

It’s something I never thought I’d have a chance

to win, so when you get the chance, you have to

seize it. It could be 10 years before I ever have

another chance.

“Belmo and I talked about (POY) yesterday, and

he told me I would be deserving if I win, and I

feel the same about him. I think he’s the best in

the world, but if he doesn’t win again this year,

he’ll probably win it again next year. I told him,

‘Hey, bro, I just want one.’”

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Tyler Wolfe Slammed 300

At Ocean Lanes

LODI, NJ - Ramon Ortiz ham-

mered a 300 game contesting in

the Friday Night G&L League at

Lodi Lanes.

Todd Rozsa hit 277, Nino Polanco

259, Hector Valladares 269,

Denise Titus 236, and Carole

DeGroot 247.

Kyle Smith Rolled 300

At Rockville Centre

Ramon Ortiz Blasted a 300

At Lodi Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ – Tyler Wolfe

blasted games of 247-300-203 for

a 750 series in the Scratch Trio

League at Ocean Lanes. Nick Chirichello rolled 256-247-

297-750, Shawn Kollmer 266-

257-720, Robbie Guzman 276,

Jason Schumann 275, Kyle

Oliveri 256, Amanda Shelters and

Jeremy Pilovsky 248, and SarahPitcher 247.

OAKLAND, NJ - Dave Mutch

took the spotlight tossing 256-

258-269-258 for an impressive

1041 4-game set rolling in the

Coors Light Doubles at Holiday

Bowl.

Rob Sperling rolled 226-239-

279-207-951, Andres Lopez 244-

238-247-195-924, Dave

Nagelhout 196-269-268-279-

1012, and Rich Nacierio 255-256-

231-220-962.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Kyle

Smith topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League at Rockville

Centre Lanes blasting games of 212-

217-300 for a high series of 729.

Mike Interrante shot 256-242-

691, Mark Gralto 254-221-676,

Albert Nassour 201-254-211-666,

and Pete Morreale 240-24-665.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Rusty Thomsen

earned top honors in the Goldstein

& Hanel Doubles League at

Majestic Lanes blasting games of

214 and 234 bookending a 300 for

the session high series of 748.

Will Vidulich shot 255-276-720,

Ray Smarsh 266-230-206-702,

and Lou Gaudio, Jr. 204-233-215

finishing with a 652 set.

Dave Mutch 1041 at Holiday Bowl

Rusty Thomsen Tossed 300

At Majestic Lanes

Ryan Ciminelli Wins GoBowling.com Viper ChampionshipVictory puts New York left-hander into contention for 2015 PBA Player of the Year honorsBy Bill Vint - PBA

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Kevin

DeFrancesco bowled 278-262-279

for a high 819 series while rolling

in the Wednesday Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway

Lanes

Stephen Semancik rolled 279-

791, Victor Padilla 277-771, Mike

DeFrancesco 259-733, Harold

Helmstetter 270-717, Tom

Schlomann 257-709, James Viola

246-704, Carl Haight 288-704,

Tony Amantea 268-700, and Joe

Donnarumma 275-690.

Kevin DeFrancesco Blasted 819

At Parkway Lanes

PBA photo

Champion Ryan Ciminelli (center) with BPAA President Tom Martinoand BPAA Executive Director Frank DeSocio.


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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jesse Lindell took home the first

prize in a special youth holiday tournament that was he ld the day

after Christmas in Rockville Centre Lanes. Steve Friedman, tour-

nament director, added $200 to the prize fund.

A total of 36 entries and 13 bowlers received scholarship awards,

better than a 1 in 3 ratio, with the top five making the finals.

First place Jesse Lindell received $170, second place went to

Anthony Capellupo with a $140 prize followed by 3RD place

Amanda Petrillo $100, 4TH Ryan Martin $75 and 5Th Janson Eras

$50. A total of $780.00 was awarded, with a minimum of $25

award. All had a great time and the wheels are turning to make this

an annual event.

A special thanks to Al Mayo for all the help he gives in thesetournaments.

It’s not too late to join the Scholarship / Instruction program on

Saturday mornings at 10:00 am.

For additional information contact Rockville Center Lanes at 516-

678-3010 or Steve directly at 516-379-7912.

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ABU DHABI, United Arab

Emirates - During the first three

events at the 2015 World Bowling

Women's Championships, Jung

Dawun of Korea looked on as her

teammates appeared in each medal

round, bowling for gold medals in

singles, doubles and trios.She

finally found her own place in

the spotlight in the last event of

the week as she topped UnitedStates Bowling Congress Hall

of Famer Liz Johnson of

Cheektowaga, New York, 256-

183, to win the Masters gold

medal at Zayed Sports City's

Khalifa International Bowling

Centre.

It was the second world

championship for the right-

hander, who helped Korea to

the team gold medal in 2013,

and while she said there's noth-

ing like sharing a win with her

teammates, it was a special

honor to find individual suc-

cess against someone she

looks up to.

Jung struck eight times in the

final match, while Johnson

struggled with carry on the

same pair of lanes that yielded

two 300s for her this week.

"Liz is one of the best in the

world and I knew it was going to

be tough to beat her," Jung said.

"To win was a dream come true. It

was a very competitive week and

very nice to have a last game like

that."

The week of the World Women's

Championships, 147 players from

30 countries bowled six games of

singles, doubles, trios and team on

two different lane conditions - the

43-foot Tokyo oil pattern and 36-

foot Los Angeles pattern.

The top 24 in the all-events

standings advanced to Sunday's

Masters Competition that featured

the long pattern on each left lane

and the short pattern on the right.

After six additional games, the

field was cut to the top eight for

round-robin match play.

Including 80 bonus pins for her

four wins in match play, Johnson

was the top seed for the Masters

medal round by more than 200

pins.

In the semifinals, Johnson took

on her teammate Danielle

McEwan of Stony Point, New

York, while Jung faced off against

her own teammate, singles gold

medalist Jeon Eunhee.

McEwan opened with four

strikes, but a split in the eighth

frame turned her lead into a deficit

she couldn't recover from.

Johnson struck four consecutive

times starting in the sixth frame

and advanced to the final with a

238-213 win. McEwan finished

the week with gold medals in dou-

bles and team and a bronze medal

in Masters Competition.

Jung managed just one double in

her semifinal match, but it proved

to be enough as she snuck past

Jeon, 208-193. Jeon was clean in

the match, but had to settle for the

bronze medal.

Korea bowled in every gold-

medal match this week, winning

singles and trios, while collecting

silver medals in team and doubles

and an all-events bronze medal for

Jeon.

Despite the ending to the tourna-

ment, the event overall was a suc-

cess for Johnson, who won four

medals - gold in team, silver in all-

events and Masters and bronze in

trios.

"I didn't want to finish with a

180, but it was a great week, and

we accomplished what we came

here to do, and that was win the

team event," Johnson said.

"Masters was a fun day. I could-

n't believe the ball reaction Ihad. Then, after the way

Danielle started, I was fortunate

to get to the final, but the carry

just went away. (Dawun)

bowled great and earned it.

Overall, it's been a great trip."

All rounds of the 2015 World

Women's Championships were

broadcast live on BOWL.com's

BowlTV and can be found in

the BowlTV archives.

There were five 300 games

this week, rolled by Venezuelan

teammates Joan Gonzalez (dou-

bles) and Karen Marcano

(team), two by Johnson and one

by McEwan during Masters

match play.

Johnson's first 300 came in

the team final and helped Team

USA to the team gold medal,

and the second came in the

opening game of match play.

3There now have been 16 per-

fect games in World Women's

Championships history, with two

each for Johnson and Team USA's

Kelly Kulick of Union, New

Jersey (2011 and 2013).

Participating countries this year

included: Australia, Bahamas,

Canada, China, Chinese Taipei,

Colombia, Denmark, Dominican

Republic, England, Finland,

Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland,

Indonesia, Iran, Korea, Latvia,

Malaysia, Mexico, Panama,

Philippines, Poland, Singapore,

Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine,

United States, Venezuela and the

host country United Arab

Emirates.

Korea topped the medal table

with eight, followed by the United

States and Singapore with six and

Denmark, England and Germany

with one apiece.

Jung Dawun Wins World Women’s MastersBy Matt Cannizzaro

PBA photo

Jung Dawun

Jesse Lindell wins Special Holiday

Tournament in Rockville Centre Lanes

RVC photo

Anthony Capellupo, Ryan Martin, Jesse Lindell, Amanda Petrillo,

and Jason Eras.


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“We don’t stop playing because we grow old;

we grow old because we stop playing.”― George Bernard Shaw

STATEN ISLAND, NY - Michael Endress, 30, cap-

tured his first Staten Island USBC Masters

Championship Tournament title after five consecutive

appearances in the events finale at Rab’s Country

Lanes.

Endress has built an impressive resume in Staten

Island USBC events, earning titles in both the Men’s

and Open Doubles Championship Tournament over

the past ten years, including the elusive All Events

Titles (Net & Gross).

The 7th Annual Staten Island USBC Masters

Championship Tournament, presented by XCELFederal Credit Union was played on the 2015 USBC

Masters Lane Condition. Top seed after the qualifying

round was the eventual runner-up, Peter Diemer, who

qualified with a 1,080 series. And as the 2014

Champion, Sean McAuliffe was automatically seeded

into the Finals.

Michael Endress Jr. earned $1,500 for his top finish

followed by Peter Diemer Jr. $750, Kevin Buono

$400, Dan Dunleavy $350, Sean McAuliffe $310, Jeff

Scire $280, Tom Barnes $240, Frank Mazzella $230,

All Staten Island USBC Association tournament

champions will be honored at our Championship

Awards & Hall-of-Fame Dinner Dance to be heldMay 27, 2016 at LiGreci’s Staaten.

ARLINGTON, Texas - As most

United States Bowling Congress-

certified leagues are winding down

for the year, a few bowlers were

able to finish 2015 in memorable

fashion, adding their names to the

USBC record books.

Chuck Foudray of Green Bay,

Wisconsin, tossed 30 strikes on the

way to becoming the oldest bowler

to roll an 800 series, while a trio of Michigan bowlers came within one

pin of perfection in breaking the

three-player, single-game record

with an 899 effort.

Both achievements are pending

approval from USBC.

Foudray's performance during

the Monday MFL (Manhattan Fun

League) at Manhattan Lanes in De

Pere, Wisconsin, on Dec. 14

included games of 254, 278 and

278 for an 810 series.

At 84 years, 3 months and 28

days old, Foudray supplants Gerald

Gray of Celina, Ohio, who was 83

years, 7 months old when he rolled

an 805 series in 2005. Foudray'sonly previous USBC-certified 800

was an 815 set in 2010.

"This is something I never

expected to do, but it was one of

those days where everything just

went right," said Foudray, who also

owns a handful of perfect games. "I

had 532 after two games and really

just wanted to shoot 700. Getting to

800 never was a thought, and I

don't think anyone even realized it

was happening."

Foudray has a history in the sport

that dates to his youth and a stint in

the U.S. Air Force, but he gave up

bowling from 1959-1994 to focus

on working and raising a family.

He returned to the lanes in 1995 for

the camaraderie and to do some-

thing he enjoyed.

In the years since, Foudray has

bowled as many as five days a

week but now limits his participa-

tion to just one afternoon league -

where he has become a celebrity.

"I'm still trying to get used to the

idea of being a record holder,"

Foudray said. "I was as amazed as

anyone else. I've been bowling well

this year, and that's my main goal

when I go out there. I'm definitely

not out to break any records, which

makes this even better."The week's other record perform-

ance came in the Tuesday Tavern

league at Candlelite Bowl in

Bridgeport, Michigan, where

Bobby Sanch, Brian McMahon and

Steve Novak rolled games of 300,

299 and 300, respectively, topping

the existing record of 897, rolled in

Baltimore in 2006.

Novak has earned a reputation as

a top team bowler, having helped

Saginaw Valley State University to

a win at the 2006 Intercollegiate

Team Championships and his

Junior Team USA Support 1 team

to Team All-Events titles at the

USBC Open Championships in2013 and 2015.

The 32-year-old right-hander

now helps coach the SVSU team,

while McMahon is a past team

member and Sanch currently bowls

for the Cardinals.

"This definitely by far is the best

accomplishment I've been a part of

in a league setting, and it was a lot

fun," Novak said. "The whole

league stopped and watched our

10th frame, and that was really

cool. Any of us could shoot 300 on

a given night, but for all of us to

have a chance at the same time was

something we've never experi-

enced. Even though we didn't get

the 900, we did do something that's

never been done, and that's spe-

cial."

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John Eadicicco 793STATEN ISLAND, NY – John Eadicicco

topped the scoring in the Rab’s Senior

Men’s League blasting games of 249-


Mike King rolled 234-257-233-724,

Dennis Costantino 259-279-713, and

John Shevlin 237-244-694.

Jim Clinton 759STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jim Clinton

topped the scoring in the Rab Wilkinson

Memorial League firing games of 245-255-255 for a high series of 759.

Mike Pellegrino rolled 255-698, Nick

Antonucci 256-244-696, Sean McAuliffe

248-693, and Tim McAuliffe, Jr. 258-

683.

Frank Tisellano 759STATEN ISLAND, NY – Frank Tisellano

led the scoring in the FixADent Men’s

League firing games of 279-257 for a

high series of 759.

Nick Nicholson shot 247-269-751, Joe

Russo 268-256-715, Shaun Ortiz 254-

246-704, Randy Chapple 244-692, and

Mike Williams 268-246-694.

John Coffaro 744

STATEN ISLAND, NY – John Coffarotopped the scoring in the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League rolling games of 256-

256 for a high series of 744.

Chris Leggio hit 288-721, Martin

Manomat 256-710, Jerry Readie 247-

677, Justin D’Amico 254-675, and Chris

Agostino 672.

Ross Tudisco 739STATEN ISLAND, NY – Toss Tudisco

led the scoring in the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League firing a high game of

278 and a high series of 739.

Eugene Cruz rolled 268-729, Steve

DeMaria 259-257-729, Rob Butler 279-

723, Anthony Paino, Jr. 246-242-713,

Mike Panepinto 258-708, Chris Leggio

259-704, and Robert Forminio 263-700. Derek Gilbert 738STATEN ISLAND, NY – Derek Gilbert

led the Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

firing a 268 agme for a high series of 738.

Dominick Ucciardino 246-269-727,

Robert Butler, Jr. 255-721, Lou Conte

696, and Dan Guidone, Sr. 278.

In the Manic Monday Ladies League

Lia Cheery hit 203, Kathy Barclay 188,

and Janet Ventre 183.

Tom Wilkinson 731STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom Wilkinson

led the scoring in the Rab Wilkinson

Memorial League rolling games of 258-


Bill Slattery rolled 256-686, Mike Fiore

253-685, Vincent Ferrante 246-677, and

Scott Walsh 258-256-662.

Jack Siegel 726 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jack Siegel led

the scoring in the NEXGEN Junior

Bowlers League rolling games of 257-258-211 for a high series of 726.

Steven Schwed shot 226-254-217-697,

Anthony Saccone 255-641, Joe Vann 257-

634, and Breanna Barclay 214-223-628.

Jason Wichnovitz 719STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jason Wichnovitz

led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed

Quartets League rolling games of 268-245 for

a high series of 719.

Ross Gottlieb hit 279-703, Joseph Jabaily

682, Joe Carlo 680, and Richie Lopez 278-663.

Jon Wrackley 709STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the FixADent

Auto Body Men’s League Jon Wrackley

rolled 276-709, Tom Vollaro 277-705,

Shawn Ortiz 255-695, Bob Cloke 264-688, and Dan Juliano 265.

In the Gennaros Ladies Classic League

Rebecca Rakauskas shot 236-626, Dotty

Belantoni 222, Donna Zajac 221, and

Nazareth Labetti 214.

Joe Albanese 703STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe Albanese

led the Rab’s Senior Men’s League firing

games of 243-244 for a high series of 703.

Steve Ortiz shot 257-681, Frank Polizzi

232-224-666, Joe LaBargo223-223-664,

and Don Schwed 225-641.

Eugene Cruz 676 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eugene Cruz led

the FixADent League rolling a high game

of 258 and a high series of 676.

Marty Aaroso shot 672, Steve DeMaria

243-666, Tom Dinardo 268-662, and Pete

Manensa 268.

Richard Muszel 221STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the Golden

Oldies League Richard Muszel shot 221,

John Cento 211, Dolores Scribani 204,

and John Scalisce 201.

Richard Muszel rolled 207-205-204-616,

Bob Lampariello 230, and John Cento 204

in the Golden Oldies League.

AT RAB’S

Clayton Hunt 771FARMINGDALE, NY – Clayton Hunt

topped the scoring in the Friday Late Mixed

League blasting games of 258-277-236 for a

high series of 771.

Peter James Marshall shot 278, Tony

Caridi 267, Neil Krys 264, Mike McCarthy

248-226-665, and Scott Zimmerman 261-

659.

Christopher Kelch 762

FARMINGDALE, NY – Christopher Kelchtopped the scoring in the Monday HS

Practice League firing games of 296-225-


Maria Lucente shot 246-257-257-760,

Brian Becktold 254-256-201-711, Carly

Licht 225-210-637, and Darius Fuller 212-

212-618.

Charlie Turner 751FARMINGDALE, NY – Charlie Turner led

the scoring in the Wednesday Early Men’s

League firing games of 258-226-267 for a

high series of 751.

Frankie Berardino rolled 290-246-736,

Sean Mott 278-723, Anthony Cordaro 235-

236-245-716, Michael Alvarez 238-257-

213-708, and Bobby Kennedy 216-257-228-701.

Roger Herrscher 739FARMINGDALE, NY – Roger Herrscher

topped the scoring in the Tuesday Nite Owls

League rolling games of 247-268-224 for a

high series of 739.

Nick Butera shot 256-259-215-730, Kenny

Simon 269-227-710, Patrick Martino 257-

242-200-699, Chris Norton 247-232-677,

and John Curtis 279-665.

Miguel Garrido 735FARMINGDALE, NY – Miguel Garrido led

the scoring in the Tuesday Early Birds


high series of 735.

Frankie Berardino rolled 253-235-714,Vernon Brown 258-224-223-705, Tyrone

Page 245-240-685, and Michael Berardino

256-223-680.

Danny Schrafel 710FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny Schrafel led

the scoring in the Monday Night Fourplay


high series of 710.

Danny Riccobono shot 213-274-213-700,

Brendan Rini 238-227-688, Eddie Allen

244-232-668, and Fran Savoldy 257-226-

652.

Brian Beale 696 FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian Beale topped

the scoring in the Saturday Nite Fun League

blasting games of 237-245-214 for a high

series of 696.

Al Spano shot 288-691, Anthony Martinez

239, Edmond Wing 238, and Frank Holden

237.

Nicholas Errico 673FARMINGDALE, NY – Nicholas Errico

led the scoring in the Sunday Early MixedLeague rolling games of 223-228-222 for a

high series of 673.

Rainer Latteier shot 248-214-208-670,

Anthony Cotter 256-646, and Matthew

Gierl 226-222-639.

Evan Apostolidis 645FARMINGDALE, NY – Evan Apostolidis

led the scoring in Thursday Goodtimers

League rolling games of 244-236 for a high

series of 645.

Robert Grieb hit 226-204-624, Nick

Jorgensen 234-211-620, and Bernadette

Doherty 246.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Rose

Marie Snyder hit 209-176, and Nicholas

Fina 180.William Snyder 623FARMINGDALE, NY – William Snyder

rolled 269-623, Michael Brunn 217, Jo-

Anne Fina 184, and Louis Gravino 177 in

the Sunday Adult/Junior League.

Matthew Ferrara rolled 200, Eric Brennan

185, and Brett Markland 184 in the St.

Martin’s League.

Marvin Slifkin 214FARMINGDALE, NY – Marvin Slikfin

rolled 214, Jerry Hoeler 186, Fai Livolsi

172 in the Friday Sunshine Kids League.

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Will Atkinson 790FLUSHING, NY – Will Atkinson topped the

scoring in the Ted Guy Classic League blast-

ing games of 258-266-266 for a high series of

790.

John Schmidt rolled 248-226-246-720,

Garfield Miller 246-228-237-711, JoeKurdziel, Jr. 256-234-207-697, Eric Flack

225-279-695, and Charles Iorio 217-235-

238-690.

Dwight Flowers 765FLUSHIGN, NY – Dwight Flowers toppedthe scoring in the Friday Hi-Rollers League

blasting games of 290-228-247 for a high

series of 765.

Sam Quaglierini rolled 277-234-248-759,

Julio Arnold 267-211-254-732, MarlonEnriquez 259-216-223-698, Danielle Merino

215-258-225-698, and Jaime Ansale 246-

207-245-698.

Shawn Wyatt 737 FLUSHING, NY – Shawn Wyatt led the scor-

ing in the Ball and Chain League rolling

games of 224-255-258 for a high series of

737.

Lou DeMartino shot 224-278-220-722,Vincent Balisky 212-258-245-715, and

Bobby Fox 232-246-213-691.

Nestor Viloria 736 FLUSHING, NY- Nestor Viloria led the scor-ing in the Friday Hi-Rollers League blasting


736.

Ogie Lawsin hit 236-245-237-718, Robert

Olvina, Jr. 225-245-242-712, Frank Montgoris, Jr. 225-235-248-708, and EfrenEnriquez 210-238-257-705.

Sheldon Brockett 703FLUSHING, NY – Sheldon Brockett led the

competition in the Friends and FamilyLeague rolling games of 221-214-268 for a

high series of 703.

Tony Taylor shot 237-258-206-701, Mark

Hinds 207-236-258-701, Duane Duke 226-

273-694, Brian Hunter 200-256-224-680, andDavid Thomas 213-268-674.

Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 182-492,

Daryl Frank 174-468, Fred Driver 172-

474, Michelle Halko 192-511, Amy

Caselli 173-494, Stephanie Clark 148-

384.

Rockaway Mixed: Bob Webb 290 game,

Mike Smith 275-692, Keith Brower 258,

Nicole Malson 248-628, Linda Humes

226-590, Nidia Haneveld 204-595.

Nor Bu Lodge: Bill Karpack 255-656,

Chris Bakos 246-685, Keith Helbourg

236-655, Lisa Bischer 204-494, Marie

Vantreuren 203, Julie Cailiau 192-504.

Thursday Night Foursomes: Van

Thompson 267-715, Frank Grumka 248-

665, Chris Morris 248- 633, Darlene

Krazowski 217-503, Jaclyn Coren 173-

411.

Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 164-

447, Bob McClughan 143-421, Fred

Perry 124-292, Violet Indyk 169-438,

Beth Williams 164-450.

Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 215-

559, Colleen Boyd 188-512, Susan

Chillemi 178-507, Pat Somers 160-464.

Spanish American Mixed: Dan Palazzolo

255, Jose Acevedo 254-704, Jesus Cruz

246-656, Tyrone Waal 246-679.

Monday Early Birds: Jeff Rozner 189-

496, Ed Hardy 189-526, Glen Kruhm

158-453, Judy Von Itter 179-466, Doris

Macone-137-394.

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494, Scott D 129-348, Chelsey Cruz 111-

282, Hannah DiGangi 88-247.

Bumper Busters: Brandon Lipp 102-

197, Jordan Lipp 83-164.

Ball Busters: Jack Vander Meulen 247-

638, Jack Cook 226-623, James

Gallagher 204-541, Liam Reale 165-419,

Emma Wright 168-467, Sarah Gallagher

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Rich Tooker Tops at Farmingdale LanesFARMINGDALE, NY – Rich Tooker led the scoring in the Epic/Maple

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256-245 for the high series of 705. But it was Billy Vasold who hit the

high game tossing a 279 then adding a 222 to finish with 691

Joe Casale tossed 256-225-696 followed by Louis Getzelman 257-685,

and Mark Monfoletto 246-666.

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Schneidman 224-582, Jessica Allen 204-574, Mindie Schwartz 184-544

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ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Rene Ruiz led all pin attackers with scores of 225-243-267 for a 735 series in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

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James Viola rolled 258-712, Michael Guglielmino 258-707, Richard

Miller Jr. 268-697, Mike Semancik Jr. 246-692, Paul Stuart 258-691, Joe

Puccio Sr. 237-683, Victor Padilla 268-681, and Carole DeGroot 267-

680.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC John Kertesz 787 HOPELAWN, NJ – John Kertesz

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Night Classic League firing games

of 211-297-279 for a high series of

787.

David Hanft shot 234-278-212-

724, Joe Parisi 227-265-221-713,

Dorey Badolato 255-205-233-693,

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684.

Eric Velazquez 758HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric

Velazquez topped the scoring in

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League firing games of 288-226-


Sean Zeleniak rolled 235-299-

210-744, Ken Rask 233-267-243-

743, Brian Adamson 247-245-

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266-223-724.

Ceferino Rivera rolled 221, Larry

Clarke 190, and Joyce Ellison 195

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In the Wednesday Early Birds

League Carolyn Esposito shot

169.

Anthony Martino 716 HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony

Martino topped the Raritan Bay

Men’s League firing games of

246-213-257 for a high 716 set.

Steve Goyzen shot 257-234-223-

714, Ray Velazquez 213-203-290-

706, Jaime Mugnone 248-218-

239-705, Russell Benentt 259-

231-206-696, and Kevin Adriano

202-265-228-695.

Mickey Endress 705HOPELAWN, NJ – Mickey

Endress led the scoring in the

Goldstein & Hanel Doubles

League firing games of 269-225-


Rusty Thomsen shot 222-217-

233-672, and Jason Gomez 226-

226-642.

Kevin Kopko 704HOPELAWN, NJ – Kevin Kopko

led the Family League rolling 269-


Mike Santonastaso shot 226-225-

640, Steve Osiadacz 239-226-639,

and Susan Bobrowski 197.

Mark Makwinski 687 HOPELAWN, NJ – Mark

Makwinski led the scoring in the

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ing games of 233-237-217 for a

high series of 687.

Frank Ciarkkowski hit 234-244-

639, Dan Fuller 222-212-631, and

Al Tampa 215-234-631.

Chuck Mantione 673HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck

Mantione paced the scoring in theFederal Business Centers League

rolling games of 225-276 for a

high series of 672.

Eric LaCroix hit 212, and Mary

Person 190.

Justin Munice 671HOPELAWN, NJ – Justin Munice

topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Trio League

rolling games of 218-258-215 for

a high series of 671.

Carlos Toro rolled 236-223-657,

John Krupinski 231-220-641, and

Michael Dellamanna 214-219-

629.

Vinny R. Medvetz 663HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.Medvetz led the scoring in the La

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663.

Warren Taureck shot 226-211-

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Tony Depperman 753ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Tony

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753.

John Laurita hit 235-242-264-741, George

Stephens, Sr. 257-224-693, Keith Bennenati

278-226-690, Bruce Skellington 237-207-

237-681, Don Railey 214-226-238-678, and

Terry Boyle 246-217-212-675.

Rich Salcedo 749ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Rich

Salcedo led the scoring in the Monday 4-

Man Classic League rolling games of 257-


Daniel DiGirolamo shot 267-253-206-726,

Scott Rufer 266-245-212-723, Tom

Handley 247-253-716-716, Shaun

Amiruddin 278-216-215-709, Len Ambruso

229-223-254-706, Mike Murray 212-213-

279-704, and Stephen Graff 217-249-237-

703.

Steve Klein 735ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Steve Klein

topped the scoring in the Saturday Temple

Avodah League rolling games of 255-243-


Stuart Blau shot 225, Andy Eisner 224-216,

Brad Ellman 222-204, and Joel Crohn 214.

Bob Moskowitz 706 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Bob

Moskovitz led the scoring in the Wednesday

Early Men’s League firing games of 247-217-242 for a high series of 706.

Michael Forrai hit 279-237-705, Ben

Gregoretti 258-222-685, and Salvatore

Panzarezia 257-225-680.

Pat Zenker 705ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Pat

Zenker topped the scoring in the Friday

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226-234-245 for a high series of 705.

Joseph DiRe hit 259-230-213-702,

Jason Grima 225-241-217-683, Paul

Hudson 239, and Jackie LaBau 236.

Jeannie Polacco 197 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In the

Monday Ladies Classic League JeanniePolacco shot 197, Lisa Norris 177,

Patty Bucicchia 176, and Doreen Lauria

174.

OCEAN LANES JUNIORS Angel Gonzalez 246 LAKEWOOD, NJ – Angel Gonzalez took center stage scoring spot-

light in the Junior Classic League rolling a high game of 246.

Chris Shymanski hit 236, Vinnie Caruso 201, Andrea Meyer 200,

Shivani Mody 193, and Erin Ritchie 192.

Faith Perrin TopsLAKEWOOD, NJ – In the Pin Hitters League it was Faith Perrin top-

ping the leader board with a 171 game followed by Olivia Sallvatore

with 167, Mikalah Carter 156, and Shane Cartwright posted a 152.

AT LODI LANESWednesday Night 5 Man: Kevin Matawa 369-715, Flor Mangasi 242-

653, Nick Kochell 246-673, Mike Gavazzi 669, John Rebecky 660.

Wednesday Night Live: Keith Mcleod 258-678, Joe Serico 245-662,

Mark Ilnicki 245.

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