2014 van wie doubles tournament · nick and bobby moro for their $50 personal donation. bobby and...

(Left to right) Auburn Women’s Masters runner-up Sara Casler, champion Becca O’Donnell, Auburn Men’s

Masters champ Rick Lambrecht and runner-up Michael Walker II stand

together at Falcon Lanes on Jan. 26.

champions crowned at auburn masters

February 2014 Volume 5 – Issue 11

Zimmerman and Blanchard repeat as Van Wie champs

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2014 Van Wie Doubles Tournament

RJ Blanchard and Jimmy Zimmerman repeated as Van Wie Men’s champions on Jan. 26.

Jimmy Zimmerman lit up the lanes with strike after strike as the two-handed bowler and his partner, RJ Blanchard, rolled to their second straight and fifth overall Van Wie Men’s Doubles title Jan. 26 at B’ville Sports Bowl.

Zimmerman carried a blistering 252 aver-age in the two-day finals, including a 299 and a 300 game. Blanchard carried a 223 tour-nament average. The pair took charge on the second day of the finals and finished with 163 Peterson Points, well ahead of runners-up Derek Magno and TJ Mento (159.39). Magno had a high game of 289 and averaged 243 for 16 games.

Two-time champions and semifinal leaders Gary Peterson and Mike Guernsey placed third in the 64th edition of the tournament. But Peterson had plenty to be excited about

as his wife, Deb, and daughter, Annie, won the Van Wie Women’s crown.

The Men’s and Women’s Van Wie Tourna-ments are the longest running charity bowl-ing events in Syracuse. Since their inception, the tournaments have raised money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). This year, Sports Bowl proprietor Deb Sidon reported the tournament raised $2,518. She added a special thank you to Rosa Moro for a $50 personal donation as well as Roberta, Nick and Bobby Moro for their $50 personal donation. Bobby and Nick Moro were this year’s top qualifiers.

In qualifying, Mike Tryniski rolled two perfect games en route to a 255 average. The tournament record for high average is held by Dean Distin with a 266.

Benny Appleby, of Auburn, isn’t the type of guy who boasts about his bowling accomplish-ments or seeks out recognition. That would explain why Appleby was floored when he was notified he would be inducted into the New York State Bowling Association Hall of Fame.

“I’m surprised and delighted,” Appleby said. “I didn’t think I had the credentials but it worked out. I’m thrilled and very proud.”

Appleby’s wife of 24 years, Patty Wright, submitted his nomination. There was no doubt in her mind Appleby had the resume to become a state hall of famer. Appleby, a supervisor with the NYS department of corrections, is also a member of the Auburn Hall of Fame.

“I’ve known the man for 34 years and he deserves it,” Wright said.While watching his wife bowl on a recent Tuesday night at Flamingo Bowl, Appleby, who

turned 57 on Jan. 26, sat down with The CNY Striker to discuss his career and bowling. Here’s what he had to say:

What being inducted means to him: “It’s a culmination of your whole bowling ca-reer. It’s 35 years of competitive bowling. It’s everything you’ve done.”

Spare Time with…

Benny Appleby

There are two new Van Wie champions in the Peterson household this year.

Gary Peterson has won two Van Wie titles, but it was Deb and Annie Peterson’s turn Jan. 26 as the mother-daughter duo captured their first Van Wie Women’s Doubles crown at B’ville Sports Bowl.

Propelled by Annie Peterson’s career-best performance, the Petersons outlasted de-fending champions Tina Fabrizio and Sherry McClusky at the 43rd annual tournament. Annie Peterson capped off her first career 800 series with her first perfect game Jan. 26. She opened her eight-game block on day two with games of 264, 268 and 300 for an 823 series.

“Everybody was so supportive and it really helped me to keep calm once I realized how close I was to bowling an 800,” Annie Peter-son said. “Everyone bowling around us was

so respectful and so nice, I could not have asked for a better environment to bowl in than this tournament provided.”

Wearing matching pink polo shirts, the Petersons wrestled the tournament lead from Fabrizio and McClusky in game 11 of the 16-game, two-day final. The Petersons finished the final day with a 7-1 match play record and 154.42 Peterson Points. Fabrizio and Mc-Clusky had 152.24 Peterson Points.

But Annie Peterson said things didn’t look very promising after day one.

“That night we went home in fifth place and Dad kept trying to tell us that five Peter-son Points wasn't too much of a gap to come back from,” Annie Peterson said. “We went into Sunday very relaxed remembering that the only reason we entered the tournament was to have fun together.”

Petersons win first Van Wie title

Annie and Deb Peterson were the winners of the Van Wie Women’s Tournament on Jan. 26.

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Rick Lambrecht won his second title while Becca O’Donnell chalked up her fourth overall crown at the Auburn Nucor Masters on Jan. 26 at Falcon Lanes.

Lambrecht, of Homer, defeated Mike Walker II, 660-650, in the championship match. Lambrecht also won the Auburn Men’s Masters in 2002 and also has a Post-Standard Masters title to his credit.

O’Donnell, of Auburn, got past two-time win-ner Sara Casler to repeat as the women’s cham-pion. O’Donnell won back-to-back tournaments in 2008 and 2009. Casler also lost to O’Donnell in the 2009 final. Casler won titles in 2011 and 2012.

Both O’Donnell and Lambrecht finished unde-feated in the double-elimination tournament.

men’s resultslosers bracket round 1

Gary Reynolds def. Steve Titus 676-663winners bracket round 1

Rick Lambrecht def. Mike Walker II 769-678losers bracket round 2

Walker def. Reynolds 754-701Championship

Lambrecht def. Walker 660-650

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For local award scores and bowling information,

please go to www.syracusebowling.com

Here’s a list of award scores from the Fulton Bowling Association:Bowled at Lakeview Lanes Fulton

Jan. 6. Cheyenne Carvey 300 Lakeview Pro Shop LeagueBowled at Lighthouse Lanes Oswego

Dec. 18. Ken Ellsworth Jr. 298 R. E. Davis LeagueJan. 2. Michael Sheley 290 Canale’s Insurance League

January. Homer Himes 299 Hall of Fame Lounge LeagueHere’s a list of award scores from the Auburn Bowling Association:

Steve Rusin / 813 / 1/14/2014 / Independent/Business League / Falcon LanesBob Dellostritto / 804 / 1/17/2014 / Earle Schemerhorn Memorial League / Falcon Lanes

Michael Blumer / 815 / 12/26/2014 / Fellowship League / Rainbow LanesShawn Hastings / 300 / 1/3/2014 / Sherlock Homes Real Estate League / Starlite Lanes

Steve Rusin / 300 / 1/14/2014 / Independent/Business League / Falcon LanesShawn Hastings / 300 / 12/20/2014 / Sherlock Homes Real Estate League / Starlite Lanes

Benny Appleby / 300 / 12/28/2014 / Saturday 4:30 Mixed / Rainbow LanesAndrew Perkins / 300 / 12/30/2014 / Commercial League / Rainbow LanesTyrone Jackson / 290 / 1/4/2014 / Cordial Couples League / Falcon Lanes

Mike Walker II / 290 / 12/11/2014 / Dale Biss Memorial League / Rainbow LanesKevin Mead / 290 / 12/20/2014 / Ira Watkins Memorial League / Rainbow Lanes

Past, present and future of the sport that means so much to me

by Richard “Trap” Trapnell

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300 GamesNov. 11 John Maselli/Strike N SpareDec. 16 Steve Walker Jr/FlamingoDec. 19 John Kohanski Jr/FlamingoDec. 30 Stan Latray/Strike N SpareJan. 2 Ryan Bertrand/Bowl-MorJan. 2 John Grammatico/Bowl-MorJan. 10 Kevin Rode/Sports BowlJan. 10 Danny Jenkins/Sports BowlJan. 13 Joe Ferrini/Strike N SpareJan. 13 Mike Daley/Bowling GreenJan. 13 Dom Belcore/LakeviewJan. 16 Joe Petrowski/ErieJan. 17 Steve Wesikopff/LakeviewJan. 17 Dennis VanGorden/Sports BowlJan. 17 Paul Legnetto/Sports BowlJan. 18 Don Brush/LakeviewJan. 18 Cheyenne Carvey/Sports BowlJan. 18 Mike Tryniski/Sports Bowl (2 300s)Jan. 19 Travis Mento/Sports BowlJan. 19 Chip Pettitt/Sports BowlJan. 19 Dan Sidon/Sports BowlJan. 19 Gary Peterson/Sports BowlJan. 22 Dustin Demaio/LakeviewJan. 22 JJ West/Strike N SpareJan. 22 Tony Aldrich/Strike N SpareJan. 23 Todd Fenchel/Sports BowlJan. 24 Tim Warner/Sports BowlJan. 24 Craig Rockwell/Sports BowlJan. 23 Dennis VanGorden/LakeviewJan. 23 Marty Piraino/ErieJan. 24 Steve Salce/Bowl Mor

11-in-a-rowOct. 28 Brian Reed/Flamingo/299

11-in-1-row (cont’d)Nov. 21 Jeremy Macri/Bowl-Mor/299Nov. 25 Dave Pringle Jr/Strike N Spare/278Dec. 1 John Geariety/Green Lakes/298Dec. 9 Ken Willis/Strike N Spare/290Dec .20 Cliff West/Lakeview/299Dec. 23 Dan Revette/Green Acres/297Dec . 27 Frank Garfield/Lakeview/299Jan. 2 Tim Hall/Erie/299Jan. 6 Mike Ryan/Green Acres/298Jan. 7 Jermaine Willis/Erie/290Jan. 8 Stanley Williams/Lakeview/279Jan. 8 Tim Hurry/Lakeview/299Jan. 12 Christopher Orlicz/Lakeview/290Jan. 15 Warren Wheeler/Lakeview/297Jan. 16 Kyle Wilcox/Flamingo/298Jan. 18 Steve Skinner/Green Acres/290Jan. 18 Tim B Loomis/Flamingo/299Jan. 18 Shaun Goodfellow/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 18 Jeff Owens/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 18 Derek Mango/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 19 Nick Moro Sr/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 19 Hugh KIngsley/Sports Bowl/290Jan. 20 Dave Sherman Jr/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 20 Todd Fenchel/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 24 Gary Peterson/Sports Bowl/299Jan. 25 Mike Conroy/Sports Bowl/296Jan. 26 Norm Peek/Bowl-Mor/290

800 SeriesDec. 5 JJ West/Bowl-Mor/816Dec. 9 Ken Willis/Strike N Spare/817Jan. 16 Jim Zimerman/Lakeview/823Jan. 28 Sean LaValley/Bowling Green/805Jan 29 Ron Fox Jr/Strike N Spare/804

A W A R D S C O R E SHere’s a list of award scores submitted by the Syracuse Bowling Association:

Marty Piraino: Piraino rolled his first career perfect game Jan. 23 at Erie Blvd. Lanes in the Thursday Men’s League. He finished with a 739 series using a Brunswick Nexus drilled by Mike Tryniski.

Piraino started bowling at age 18 at Astro Lanes. He absorbed as much as he could about the sport from hall of famer Art Cornelius and many other established bowlers who bowled there.

After college, Piraino began to concentrate on his game and has bowled two nights a week since 1999. He recorded a few 290 games had a 299 in the Teachers State Tournament in Buffalo (he left a 10-pin in his 299 game).

Piraino has guided the East Syracuse Minoa boys varsity bowling team for 14 years. During that time the Spartans have won two sectional titles

(2005, 2007). The Spartans placed fourth at states in 2005 and won a state championship in 2007. He has also coached the Section III State All-Star team three times. Two years ago, Piraino took over the ESM girls program.

Piraino was modest about his milestone.“I cannot credit any one person for my success, but all the great bowlers I have had the pleasure

of bowling with and against who took the time to talk to me about the game over the years,” he said. “This includes all of the outstanding bowlers who I have had the pleasure of working with and getting to know through coaching at ESM.”

Annie Peterson: The University of Rochester freshman rolled her first career 300 game and first 800 series Jan. 26 in the finals of the Van Wie Women’s Tournament at B’ville Sports Bowl. Peterson and her mother, Deb, won the event. Peterson’s previous career-best game was 289.

Peterson, a 2013 graduate of Baker High School in Baldwinsville, rolled games of 264, 268 and 300 to open her eight-game block for an 832 set. It is the highest series by a female in the city this season. Her 832 also is the third highest series in Syracuse Women’s Bowling Association history. House record set at Lakeview: A five-man squad at Lakeview Bowling Center in Liverpool set a house record with a 1,338 scratch game

Jan. 22 bowling in the Independent Men League. The Timber Tavern bowling team included Dave Pringle Sr. (246 game), Steve Weiskopff

(278), Tim Bacon (259), Dave Pringle Jr. (278) and Brad Stone (277). The city record for high team game is 1,363.

Timber Tavern finished with a 3,686 three-game series total on the night. Adrienne Turbeville: Turbeville rolled a 299 game Jan. 6 in the Ladies Doubles Classic League at Bowl Mor Lanes. Turbeville left a 4-pin on her last ball. She finished with a 794 series. PBA League award scores: Three bowlers posted award scores in the PBA League on Monday nights at Lakeview Bowling Center. Dan Bibbens (Dec. 30) and Joe Petrowski Jr. (Jan. 13) rolled 300 games while Brett Cunningham scores a 299 on Dec. 16. Bobby Moro: Moro rolled a career-high 817 series Jan. 12 during qualifying of the Van Wie Men’s Doubles at B’ville Sports Bowl.Mike Tryniski: Hall of famer Tryniski rolled two perfect games during qualifying at the Van Wies Doubles Tournament this month at B’ville Sports Bowl. He posted games of 257, 223, 300, 257, 233, 239, 300 and 237. He averaged 255.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!

••HONOR ROLL ••

Here are some interesting numbers to pon-der: In 1952, only 198 people rolled a 300 game in the American Bowling Congress, which had 1.6 million bowlers nationwide.

In 1980, when bowling reached its peak with 4.8 million ABC league players, 5,373 perfect games were rolled.

Then last year, despite membership shrink-ing to 1.7 million bowlers, there was a stag-gering 42,163 perfect games. That’s really all about the free hook area on the lane.

I wouldn’t mind the high averages and scores. But these bowlers now believe they are true 220-average bowlers until they go out of town to bowl tournaments. That’s when they see the reality of a hard shot.

We’ve see bowling centers close all over the country. That’s a bad thing for bowling espe-cially in this area. Leagues used to be full but things changed when factories closed, blue collar workers moved away and businesses

left the area. Bowling became a tough busi-ness. The number of local centers dwindled.

One issue with declining membership is no one teaches bowling to the juniors any more. In the 1960s, the bowling centers, Valley Sports Center to name one, had bowling instructions and they promoted bowling to new people espe-cially to non-bowlers. They would show them how the game should be played. Lane condi-tions were challenging, the ball didn’t hook in-stantly that’s what made the sport a challenge.

The rules of bowling have not changed much in my book. But is has in some bowl-ing centers. Sometimes no foul lights work in centers. Lane conditions are far from what they were in the 1980s. I bowl for the compe-tition, for the love of the game, for the people I meet and the fun we have together bowling. Bowlers and proprietors should share in the responsibility in keeping the integrity of our sport alive for the next generation.

Marty Piraino

Annie Peterson

By Jerry Schneider, PBA Media Relations

Shafer named East Regional

Player of the Year

Ryan Shafer, of Horseheads, earned his second consecutive East Region Player of the Year title after four wins, one third-place and one fifth-place finish. Gary Haines of West Babylon, N.Y. won the Rookie of the Year nod with a best finish of second and three match play appearances. John Conroy of Mahopac, N.Y., earned his first PBA50 Player of the Year award with four top-five finishes including one title.

Eighteen bowlers were recognized for their achievements in the seven PBA regions as recipients of Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and PBA50 Player of the Year awards, PBA Regional and PBA50 Tour on Jan. 8.

Rainbow LanesWeedsport, NYRob Weatherstone 239-625, John Jones 246-616, Chet Hoisington III 605T.N.E.L.Jan. 21. Kira Mettler 244-643, Loretta Lees 225-622, Angie Ryan 257-609, Lisa Matty 206-590, Debbie Squires 206-555, Mary Eastman 212-547, Kelly Blaisdell 547, Tammy Williams 199-542, Chris Gilman 509, Rebecca Facey 503Jan. 28. Mary Eastman 258-645, Lisa Matty 213-545, Kira Mettler 197-541, Tammy Williams 532, Chelsea Paquette 192-513, Loretta Lees 194-508, Angie Ryan 502, Mary Williams 186-496, Debbie Squires 489, Candy Ryan 489Saturday MixersJan. 25. Gary Reynolds 279-771, Wayne Clark 256-724, Benny Appleby 279-663, Don Paquette 246-652, Phil Perkins 246-652, Greg Spinelli 225-641, Ron Rizzo 214-607, Doug Kelly 236-583, Gary Donalds 225-579, Gibby Gibson 545, Loretta Lees 268-681, Lisa Matty 235-622, Kira Mettler 207-570, Sharon Reynolds 204-559, Crystal Powers 203-545, Tammy Williams 218-540, Chelsea Paquette 177-505, Kayce Paquette 179-486, Joy Griffin 175-483

Notable High ScoresSolvay RecSolvay, NYSaturday Night MixedJan. 18. Steve Curtis Sr. 224-626, Anna Curtis 195-510, Laurie Milvey 466, Maureen Lake 462Jan. 25. Steve Curtis Sr-201-532, Mike Raymond 524, Maureen Lake 180-490, Joni Ducey 445 Liz Ulmstead 217Geddes Federal MensJan. 21. Fabrizio Specciatti 254-721, Len Zollo 255-639, John Scaia 244-637, Tim Geraets 250-623, Paul Francher 237, Dick DeSantis 221Jan. 28. Nick DeSantis II 235-663, Pete Venuti 234-658, Landis Biggs 264-647, Tim Gereats 231-637, Mike Pekala 220-635, John Scaia 214-620, Donnie Moore 245-612, Chris DeSantis 222, Geoff Ciereck Jr. 219, Chris McGilvray 213, Steve Kronafel 212, Dick DeSantis 211, Fabrizzio Specciatti 210Bob’s Tire MenJan. 23. John Scaia 222-614, Duane Walters 203-585Jan. 30. John Scaia 192-544, Ron Balduzzi 220-538, Frank Locurcio 191Friday Noon SeniorsJan. 17. Chet Grzejka 166-474, Al Tarolli 170-466, Mary Frenza 169-467, Bonnie Benware 160-454Jan. 24. Chet Grzejka 168-458, Milton Sease 445, Alvin Tarolli 179-438, Pat Kirkwood 157-419, Mary Frenza 157-418Monday Night LadiesJan. 20. Muriel Michalski 213-548, Sue Matteson 540, Kathleen Wood 528, Diane Platt 208, Debbie Simon 196Jan. 27. Maureen Lake 214-554, Kathy Wood 202-550, Sue Matteson 193-529.Monday Noon SeniorsJan. 20. Len Anable 176-405, Caroline Maestri 154-441, Deena Reyes 163-435Jan. 27. Doc Mitchell 181-500, Len Anable-480, Caro-line Maestri 187-522, Shirley Brandt 163-433.Wednesday Night BoysJan. 15. Mike McCracken 248-619, Steve Mattice 233-593, Mike Donegan 235-567Jan. 22. Steve Mattice 247-628, Rob Demass 247-619, Randy Elder 236-580Jan. 29. Steve Mattice 258-654, Mike Donegan 203-583, Gary Duncan 201-583, Rob Demass 248, Gary Modugno 235, Mike Palmer 230, John Depaola 223Wednesday High Noon LadiesJan. 29. Linda Guile 231-583, Vi Bobbett 201-572, Nicole Carson 550

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Van Wie Men Final StandingsRJ Blanchard/Jimmy Zimmerman 163, Derek Magno/TJ Mento 159.39, Gary Peterson/Mike Guernsey 157.21, Cheyenne Carvey/Sean Amico 153.33, JJ Owens/Tom Sullivan 152.29, Nick and Bobby Moro 147.47, Mike Conroy/Dan Sidon 139.49, Rob Levin/Chip Pettitt 137.27High averagesJimmy Zimmerman 252, Derek Magno 243, Mike Guernsey 238, Cheyenne Carvey 232, JJ Owens 230Semifinal resultsGary Peterson/Mike Guernsey 3850; Cheyenne Carvey/Sean Amico 3805; JJ Owens/Tom Sullivan 3780; Nick and Bobby Moro 3779; Derek Magno/TJ Mento 3723; Rob Levin/Chip Pettitt 3664; Mike Conroy/Dan Sidon 3636; Jamie Dupee/Joe Bethmann 3627; John Kohanski/Matt Leskoske 3618; Don Brush/Steve Salce 3617; Matt Hardy/Ken Willis 3609; Mark and Mike McClusky 3588; Nick and Ben Goodfellow 3566; Art Alexander/Joe Petrowski 3549; Andy and Ted Melnyk 3540; Brett Cunningham/Dan Devaul 3527; Steve Suslik/Dan Bibbens 3525; Tim Becker/Chuck Pitts 3499; Buddy Amidon/Jim Stark 3459; Scott Stachnik/PJ Kohanski 3450; Chris Prestia/Kevin Osgood 3443; Jim McCa-rthy/Hugh Kingsley 3429; Larry Porter/Jim Malone 3410; Ryan Kratz/Corey Walts 3407; Dan Jenkins/Dakota Hyde 3399, David Brownlee/Howard Jones 3398; John Maselli/Matt Melcher 3367; Sam Perry/Nedal Ibrahim 3340; Mike Disano/Ken Dubois 3322; Mike and Ed Tryniski 3273; Andy Romano/Charles Bellino 3266; John Schmidt/Bernie Delello 3235High average (top three): Cheyenne Carvey 251, JJ Owens 243, Mike Guernsey 241Award scores: Gary Peterson 300, Nick Moro 299, TJ Mento 300, Chip Pettitt 300, Dan Sidon 300

Annie Peterson averaged 218 in the finals while her mother carried a 164 average, 23 pins higher than her book average. McClusky posted a tournament-best 232 average with a 279 high game.

Gary Peterson attempted a Peterson family Van Wie sweep this year but finished third with partner Mike Guernsey in the men’s division. Peterson and Guernsey won titles in 2012 and 2008.

Deb Peterson and Derek Magno won the Mixed Doubles side tournament that was held si-multaneously with the regular Van Wie Tournament. Qualifiers for the men and the women Van Wie’s were paired together and their 16-game totals with handicap were added up to determine placement.

Peterson and Magno (7,499) finished ahead of Tina Fabrizio and Jimmy Zimmerman (7,400).

Women’s Van Wie Final StandingsDeb and Annie Peterson 154.42, Tina Fabrizio/Sherry McClusky 152.24, Kelly Leskoske/Leanne Maxsween 151.46, Rosa Moro/Tina Becciu 144.17, Renee Hansen/Karlene Edinger 144.03, Nicole Lafaver/Roseann DiFlorio 143.09, Joyce Rougeau/Lori Youker 140.46, Jo-anna Carter/Amy Lamica 139.31 High scratch averagesSherry McClusky 232, Roseann DiFlorio 223, Annie Peterson 218, Joanna Carter 212, Tina Fabrizio 210

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Van Wie Mixed Doubles ResultsDeb Peterson/Derek Magno 7499, Tina Fabrizio/Jimmy Zimmerman 7400, Annie Peter-son/Cheyenne Carvey 7342, Leanne Maxsween/RJ Blanchard 7298, Joyce Rougeau/Mike Guernsey 7200, Sherry McClusky/Sean Amico 7177, Roseann DiFlorio/Nick Moro 7067, Amy Lamica/JJ Owens 6961, Tina Becciu/Gary Peterson 6948, Rosa Moro/Tom Sullivan 6933, Karlene Edinger/Dan Sidon 6876, Renee Hanson/Bobby Moro 6876, Kelly Leskoske/Mike Conroy 6832, Nicole Lafaver/TJ Mento 6816, Lori Youker/Chip Pettitt 6780, Joanna Carter/Rob Levin 6612


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Aziza Kubat Kyzy

Aziza Kubat Kyzy has been experiencing many new things since coming to the United States.

Kubat Kyzy is a foreign exchange student from Kyrgyzstan, a small country located in Central Asia. While attending Cicero-North Syracuse High School, she has adapted to a different cul-ture and has learned a new sport: bowling.

Kubat Kyzy, 18, didn’t know what bowling was until this sea-son when she joined the C-NS girls bowling team. Coach John Kulesa said she’s been a welcomed addition and has slowly im-proved over the course of the season while wearing rented alley shoes and using a house ball.

“She’s a real keeper,” Kulesa said. “She tries hard and it’s fun to have her here. She never pouts, she just keeps trying.”

Kubat Kyzy’s hard work seems to be paying off. In a match against Central Square on Jan. 14, Kulesa put Kubat Kyzy in the

last game of the match. She proceeded to roll her first league 100 game (103) and scored a ca-reer-high series of 306.

Kubat Kyzy, a senior at C-NS, said the hardest part of the game is to keep the ball out of the gutter.

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CNYCL Boys – Stats & Standings Season Season Season High High Pct Rank Full Name Team Name Division Average Pinfall Games Game Series Rank 1 Matt Clemons Oswego CNYCL 237.79 9036 38 300 837 2 Andrew Kopec Auburn CNYCL 230.25 8289 36 279 788 5% 3 Mike Woolworth Oswego CNYCL 221.11 7739 35 279 751 7% 4 Joe Clavelli Oswego CNYCL 216.13 8213 38 268 730 9% 5 Jacob Fox Cicero-North Syracuse CNYCL 212.64 8293 39 269 727 11% 6 EJ Hodson Auburn CNYCL 212.31 6794 32 268 717 14% 7 Chris Stoddard Auburn CNYCL 211.38 6764 32 279 764 16% 8 Nick Joss Cicero-North Syracuse CNYCL 208.95 7940 38 259 696 18% 9 Zach Delbrocco Oswego CNYCL 208.76 7933 38 279 760 20% 10 Pat Walsh Central Square CNYCL 206.50 8673 42 278 741 23% 11 Tyler Watchus Baldwinsville CNYCL 205.79 8026 39 279 721 25% 12 Kevin Goodale Oswego CNYCL 204.61 7366 36 258 708 27% 13 Frank Mento Baldwinsville CNYCL 203.46 7935 39 269 689 30% 14 Jordan Tabone Auburn CNYCL 201.19 5432 27 258 759 32% 15 Brandon Delf Auburn CNYCL 201.07 5831 29 266 716 34% 16 Max Parsons Cicero-North Syracuse CNYCL 200.11 7204 36 267 669 36% 17 David Antinelli Cicero-North Syracuse CNYCL 196.84 7283 37 258 662 39% 18 Isaiah Days Syracuse CNYCL 195.59 7628 39 259 707 41% 19 Josh Cloute Cicero-North Syracuse CNYCL 190.12 6464 34 279 678 43% 20 James Badger Fayetteville-Manlius CNYCL 187.97 5639 30 255 708 45%

CNYCL Girls – Stats & Standings Season Season Season High High Pct Rank Full Name Team Name Division Average Pinfall Games Game Series Rank 1 Britni Flask Baldwinsville CNYCL 198.21 7730 39 266 673 2 Kaylee Fallat Auburn CNYCL 191.14 6881 36 267 665 5% 3 Taeler Kuss Baldwinsville CNYCL 184.91 6102 33 256 647 7% 4 Alyssa Lawrence Auburn CNYCL 182.13 6921 38 246 631 10% 5 Hanna Ryan Auburn CNYCL 174.64 4890 28 214 573 12% 6 Katie Feocco Auburn CNYCL 171.36 5655 33 232 552 14% 7 Kate Stoddard Auburn CNYCL 164.00 5740 35 214 568 17% 8 Emily Karasinski Syracuse CNYCL 163.83 4915 30 194 558 19% 9 Kaitlin Antineli Cicero-North CNYCL 163.36 5881 36 215 607 21% 10 Kaitlyn Grant Oswego CNYCL 159.83 5754 36 207 552 24% 11 Bryce Sabine Cicero-North CNYCL 157.55 4569 29 200 557 26% 12 Morgan Rether West Genesee CNYCL 156.87 4706 30 223 550 29% 13 Ashley Rether West Genesee CNYCL 155.33 4194 27 194 529 31% 14 Mercedes Race Central Square CNYCL 152.50 6405 42 191 544 33% 15 Katherine Garrett Syracuse CNYCL 149.09 5218 35 212 589 36% 16 Kristen Moth West Genesee CNYCL 144.03 5185 36 182 514 38% 17 Nyhrie Balaam-McGriff Syracuse CNYCL 143.92 5181 36 192 516 40% 18 Kaitlynn Adsitt Baldwinsville CNYCL 141.85 5532 39 182 517 43% 19 Alex Lunderman Fayetteville Manlius CNYCL 141.48 4669 33 206 524 45% 20 Mackenzie Kingsley Fayetteville Manlius CNYCL 141.23 4237 30 197 484 48%

Points Record Match RecordTeam Name Division Won Lost Pct% Won Lost PctAuburn CNYCL 32 4 0.889 11 1 91.667% Oswego CNYCL 32 7 0.821 11 2 84.615% Baldwinsville CNYCL 27.5 11.5 0.705 9 4 69.231% Cicero-North Syracuse CNYCL 29 13 0.690 10 4 71.429% Central Square CNYCL 19.5 22.5 0.464 7 7 50.000% Liverpool CNYCL 17 25 0.405 7 7 50.000% Fayetteville-Manlius CNYCL 8 25 0.242 2 9 18.182% Syracuse CNYCL 8 31 0.205 1 12 7.692% West Genesee CNYCL 4 38 0.095 1 13 7.143%

Points Record Match RecordTeam Name Division Won Lost Pct% Won Lost PctAuburn CNYCL 38 1 0.974 13 0 1.000Baldwinsville CNYCL 30 9 0.769 11 2 0.846Cicero-North CNYCL 21 15 0.583 7 5 0.583West Genesee CNYCL 22 17 0.564 8 5 0.615Syracuse CNYCL 18 18 0.500 7 5 0.583Oswego CNYCL 16 20 0.444 5 7 0.417Central Square CNYCL 15 27 0.357 4 10 0.286Fayetteville Manlius CNYCL 11 22 0.333 2 9 0.182Liverpool CNYCL 0 42 0 14

Awards from the Red Baran Invitational

Men's Women's Teams Teams 1st CAYUGA 6710 1st CORNING 5861 2nd CORNING 6351 2nd CAYUGA 5674 All Events All Events 1st Ryan Zbikowski Cayuga 1264 1st Kayla Coolbaugh Corning 10922nd Justin Ingram Cayuga 1173 2nd Natasha Evans Corning 10703rd Alex Digenaro Cayuga 1129High Series AM High Series AM 1st Ryan Zbikowski Cayuga 696 1st Kayla Coolbaugh Corning 5722nd Alex Digenaro Cayuga 534 2nd Deanna Connolly Cayuga 538High Series PM High Series PM 1st Justin Ingram Cayuga 648 1st Natasha Evans Corning 5912nd George Hall Corning 625 2nd Mary Townley Cayuga 553

The Cayuga Community College men’s and women’s bowling teams took part in three tournaments in January. Here is a recap:Mid-State Championship

The Cayuga CC Spartans hosted the Mid-State Champion-ship at Starlite Lanes on Jan. 18. The Cayuga men took home the championship led by West Genesee standout Justin Ingram. He fired a 1250 six-game block to take the all-events title.

Alex DiGenaro (Liverpool) also won a title with a 656 series in the singles event. Four men topped the 200-average mark for the six games. They were Ingram (209 average) then DiGenaro

(206), Bernie Cecchini (205) and Kyle Wren (203). The women’s bowling team, in their first bowling team championship in school history, took

home some individual honors. Kylie Clifford (Fulton) finished third in all-events while Deanna Connolly finished fifth, shooting 1072 and 1065, respectively. Connolly also placed second in the singles with a team high 572 and high single game of 234.Mohawk Valley Hawk Invitational

The Cayuga CC men and women both had a successful outing in the largest tournament to date with over 130 college bowlers from across the state at Pin-O-Rama Lanes in Utica. Both teams finished third in their respective divisions.

The men were in sixth place going into the Baker format when the Spartans bested the field to finish in third place. The team was led by Auburn standout Jake Clark who finished third in the doubles, singles and all-events. He fired 817 and 854 for an eight-game block of 1871 besting over 100-plus bowlers.

Cayuga freshman Ingram finished in fourth place in singles and all-events. He rolled an 851 in the singles and followed it up with a 793 in doubles. Clark had an 854 for the team’s high series and Ingram also had the high game with 259.

Justin Ingram

Local bowlers compete for Cayuga CCThe Cayuga women placed third in a competitive field showing they will be one of the

NJCAA powerhouses this season. The women were led by Seneca Falls Mynderse Academy standout Deanna Connolly with a second place finish in singles and all-events. She rolled an 801 in the singles and a 727 in doubles to total 1528.Red Baran Invitational

Cayuga CC competed in Elmira on Jan. 26. The men took first over Corning CC while the women finished second. Ryan Zbikowski (Baldwinsville) came in first in the all-events fol-lowed by teammates Ingram and DiGenaro.

Christine Nichols is serving as an assistant coach with the Spartans.

By Steve Spinney, CCC head coach

BoysFulton 33-3 Homer 32-7

East Syracuse-Minoa 29-10Chittenango 17-19

Cortland 15-21Solvay 10-26

Bishop Grimes 6.5-29.5 CBA 4.5-31.5

High averageSean Gavan (ESM) 220

Kyle Denson (Fulton) 219Bryce Guernsey (Fulton) 213

Kory Platt (Homer) 207Shawn Wahlberger (Fulton) 203

Nate Piston (ESM) 202

GirlsFulton 36-0

East Syracuse-Minoa 33-6Chittenango 24-12

Homer 21-18Cortland 18-18

CBA 10-26Solvay 5-31

Bishop Grimes 0-36High average

Mikayla Guernsey (Fulton) 213Casey Smith (Chittenango) 204Kendra Tryniski (Fulton) 203

Kate Ely (Fulton) 187Haley Youker (ESM) 181

Danielle Rupert (Fulton) 180

Onondaga League (as of Jan. 29; reported by AMF Strike N Spare)

The Oswego boys bowling team recorded one of the best three-game team series totals in CNYCL history with a 3,607 on Jan. 28 at Lighthouse Lanes. The Bucs defeated Baldwinsville, 3-0, in the match.

Matt Clemons led the way with a 772 series. Also contributing to the lofty total were Zach DelBrocco (760), Mike Woolworth (751), Joey Clavelli (713) and Kevin Goodale (611).

Oswego had team games of 1,156, 1,187 and 1,264 on the day. The 1,264 third game total featured three 279 games by Woolworth, Clemons and DelBrocco.

Oswego boys fire a

3,607 team series

MLK TournaMenT: The Utica Proctor boys and the Fulton girls repeated as team champions at the Martin Luther King Day Tournament on Jan. 20 at Lighthouse Lanes. Oswego High School hosted the annual Baker format tournament.

Proctor finished with a 15-game total of 3,199 to beat Camden (3,138). Baldwinsville came in third (3,062) while Oswego was fourth (3,041).

On the girls side, Fulton edged Auburn, 2,730-2,705, to win the event. Utica Proctor was third (2,472) and East Syracuse Minoa was fourth (2,411). eSM STayS hoT: The East Syracuse Minoa boys bowling team had a big week with 3-0 wins over Homer and Solvay. Dan Marriott rolled a career-high series of 678 including a 256 game against Solvay on Jan. 23 at AMF Strike N Spare. The next day, Sean Gavan led the Spartans with a 258 game/668 series against Homer.auburn girLS in firST: The Auburn High School girls bowling team remained undefeated (12-0) as they beat West Genesee at Falcon Lanes on Jan. 27. Auburn was led by Alyssa Lawrence (592) and Hanna Ryan (551).

The Auburn boys team also beat West Genesee, 3-0, to improve to 11-1 on the season. The Maroon boys were led by seniors Chris Stoddard (752) and EJ Hodson (717). Sophomore An-drew Kopec added 697. uTica ProcTor boyS SeT TVL recordS: Section III Class A defending champ Utica Proctor (9-2) set two Tri-Valley League records Jan. 28 during a 9-2 win over Whitesboro at Pin-O-Rama in Utica.

Stone Hickey (769), Joe Mitchell (764), Andrew Reed (720), Ben Loughlin (719), Justin Durham (678), Dominic Furgal (635), James Sorensen (630) plus the combined total of Nick Cohen and Matt Ruffin (516) combined for a high three-game match total of 5,431. It easily surpassed the previous mark of 5,164 held by Camden.

Mitchell rolled the high game, a 289. Proctor's Hickey, Furgal, Sorensen, Reed, Cohen and Ruffin also set a high five-man series record with a total pinfall of 3,270. The Raiders owned the old record of 3,175.

– Auburn boys varsity coach Brandon Slayton contributed to this report.

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Notable High ScoresAMF Strike ’N SpareMattydale, NYFriday MemorialJan. 17. Brett Cunningham 279-744, Joe Pitre 744, Sam Ventura 732, JJ West 732Florence Donovan MemorialJan. 2. 231 Rosemarie Speich, 220 Nassauma Adams, 201 Lisa Alfieri, 193 Gena Rosys,190 Nancy Chartier, 190 Angela Werksman, 190 Tracy Cummings, 188 Jackie Musengo, 182 Carol Feeney,178 Karen JohnsonJan. 9. 236 Lia Bowerman, 234 Karen Johnson, 219 Tracy Cummings, 217 Stacia Collings, 216 Rosemarie Speich, 213 Evonia Brown, 210 Shaundeese Jones, 209 Nassauma Adams, 209 Demetria Golden, 206 Jennifer StockJan.16. 256 Rosemarie Speich, 225 Jennifer Stock, 223 Tracy Cummings, 222 Nassauma Adams, 221 Erin Keenan, 214 Lisa Alfieri, 212 Linda West, 204 Jackie Musengo, 202 Nancy Chartier, 198 Liz BowermanJan. 23. 227 Jennifer Stock, 224 Lisa Alfieri, 223 Tracy Cummings, 220 Stacia Collings, 212 Rosemarie Speich, 209 Kelly O’Connor, 204 Pamela Cecile, 202 Karen John-son, 194 Erin Keenan, 194 Nassauma Adams

Bowling GreenN. Syracuse, NYScores from the week of Jan. 12BG Retiree’s: Mike Moro 721 Brian Sweeney 718 Jack Cain 704Don Parks Memorial: Mike Daley 300/788 Anthony Rizzo 760 Dave Lambertson 759BG Tuesday Night Ladies: Gizelle Fatcheric 254/693 Kristin Vicik 236/665 Nicolle Comstock 256/631Chandlers Miles Sabine Memorial: Tim Loomis 248/730 Kevin Smith 702 Glenn Weaver 248/683Miles Sabine Memorial: Scott Kozlowski 279/753 Gary Rozyczko 299/743 Dave Gonzalski 279/731Meghan Murphy’s/Roma Tile: Nick Moro Sr. 279/761 Tom Feeney Jr. 279/703 Tom Minnegan 269/695NS Faculty: Walt Mueller 247/740 Billy Crocker 667 Mike Burdick 251/639Jessica King 195/533 Jan Gilkey 469 Margaret Gray 180/467Thursday Nights Men’s: Chuck Lentz 299/766 Dave Antinelli 277/752 Kevin Browngardt 737 BG Friday Seniors: Jack Cain 268/712 Paul Fassett 247/709 Ono Moro 247/678Blue Ribbon Ladies: Erin Taylor 216/620 Pat VanDyke 590 Kandy Mills 560Dewey’s Every Other Saturday: Jim Tarby Jr 258/763 Mike Hunter 279/728 Brian Isgro 675 Heather Tarby 246/638 Deb Spencer 242/588 Dora DeMatteo 209/556Saturday Night Mixers: Mike Maugeri 258/696 John Schmidt 696 Dave Prouty 683 Sandy Kitching 254/697 Renee Hansen 235/597 Marcia Hanley 213/543Scores from the week of Jan. 19BG Retiree’s: Steve Kuss 265/714 Mike Moro 288/704 Mike Romeo 703Don Parks Memorial: Don LaValley 279/782 Geoff Bremner 767 Mike Hildman 767BG Tuesday Night Ladies: Pat Blazek 246/663 Kelly Monette 654 Nicolle Comstock 256/645Chandlers Miles Sabine Memorial: Karl Reester 705 Jay Martin 278/697 Matt Foley 246/680Miles Sabine Memorial: Tom Brown 300/757 Art Alexan-der 742 Jim Batruch 268/742Meghan Murphy’s/Roma Tile: Nick Moro Sr. 740 Rodney Broadwell 277/738 Steve Hunsberger 735NS Faculty: Tony Noreault 236/656 Walt Mueller 647 Billy Crocker 242/623 Jan Gilkey 184/549 Cyndi Burdick 488 Ann Desimone 177/459Thursday Nights Men’s: Jim Batruch 759 Tom Crowell 299/750 Kip Northrup 726BG Friday Seniors: Jack Cain 280/763 Don Dunham 707 Karl Reester 268/704 Rose Iozzia 207/577 Carol Romeo 158/468 Sandy Amodei 440Blue Ribbon Ladies: Pat VanDyke 235/595 Gizelle Cox 594 Kenneta Race 223/580CJ Kurtz Memorial Every other Saturday: Ralph Staino 264/696 Kevin BrownGardt 693 Eric Ripka 686 Pat Van-Dyke 233/658 Sharlene Crowell 226/646 Cathy Burleigh 588Saturday Night Mixers: Dave Lambertson 278/754 Matt Maugeri 745 Chris Bohm 278/725 Sammi Daley 267/629 Marcia Hanley 232/551 Sandy Kitching 536

Bowl Mor LanesE. Syracuse, NYAlexander & Catalano TrioJan. 15. John Turbeville 268/731, Rick Leonardo 226/595, Ron Foraker 213/580, Mark Peck 195/537, Joseph Piston 182/531, Joe Hudgins 185/516, Mark Talbot 170/506, Kevin Reilley 189/501, Steve Piston 178/497, David Cary Sr. 190/488Jan. 22. Joseph Piston 246/635, Michael Piston 225/610, John Turbeville 226/584, Paul Barbagallo 235/581, Mark MacBain 211/581, Ronald Seagfrid 226/574, Tino Amodei 202/572, David Cary Sr. 214/564, Rick Leonardo 219/556, Kevin Reilley 203/555 Fairmount Saturday MixedJan. 18. Star of the week: Gizelle Cox 238, 257, 265—764. Robin Smith 586, Christine Episcopo 554, Linda Nichols 559, Denise DeLucas 536, Nicolle Comstock 507, Kelly Monette 559, Denise Felder 502, John Rhode 699, Robert Meade Jr. 605, Gregg Draper 617, Ralph Staiano 640, My-ron Zindle 629, Douglas Comstock 689, Jeff Fortuno 647 Jan. 25. Stars of the week are Christine Episcopo 239-226-246--711 and Robert Meade Jr. 249-265-227—741. Lisa Buck 213-566, Nicolle Comstock 234-568, Kelly Monette 194-544, Susanna Garrow 201-531, Annette Messina 182-520, Gizelle Cox 232-627, Linda Nichols 234-563, Denise Felder 196-562, Colleen Courtwright 190-527. Charles Buck 246-626, Michael Kratz 221-605, Myron Zindle 246-668, William Meade 214-618, Kevin Breen 257-625, James Chase 244-637, Malcolm Merritt 248-615, Gregg Draper 269-608Thursday LadiesJan. 16. Rose Iozzia 202-599, Tanya Williams 216-577, Robin Denero 204-572, Rosi Heffernan 210-552, Lynda Rae Salathiel 185-541, Barb Walker 226-538, Elizabeth Bury 193-523, Diane Ackerman 181-523, Barbara Maurice 181-518, Donna Nichols 212-514, Fran Piraino 212-515, Lynne Barry 182-504, Jayne Colomb 188-502 Jan. 23. Tanya Williams 259-601, Margaret Filipski 215-596, Sarah Hill-Clark 213-577, Rose Iozzia 204-576, Diane Ackerman 183-541, Fran Piraino 216-549, Dianna MacDon-ald 201-536, Lynda Rae Salathiel 195-529, Sandy Corcoran 185-519, Barb Walker 193-546

Cavalry Club LadiesJan. 21. Diane Federico 195-558, Fran Piraino 191-522, Carol Polimino 159-457, Amy Trasher 153-425, Janet Stefano 163-424, Noreen McLaughlin 156-416Jan. 28. Fran Piraino 201-517, Diane Federico 198-513, Deb Beyer 216-499, Carol Polimino 165-443, Pudy Curtis 150-440, Mary Lou Sobon 173-425Friday MenJan. 10. Don Brush 814/300, Gregory Heidelberg 713/269, Geoff Zimmer 707/279, Sean LaValley 706/245, Michael Paduana 703/269, Chris Prestia 696/279, Kenneth Collins 246/692, Bobby Moro 684, Shawn Cook 264/684, Robert Piraino 256/682Jan. 17. Bobby Moro 267/791, Nick Moro 269/730, Vincent DiFlorio 257/729, Don Barry 257/716, Theodore Melnyk 266/711, Chris Prestia 279/706, Kevin Osgood 257/704, Don Brush 247/696, Kenneth Collins 277/696, Robert Piraino 257/679Thursday MenJan. 16. Dom Conti 278-734, Jim Chase 265-732, Mark MacBain 715, Matt Neuser 278-695, Ryan Bertrand 689, Paul Raulli 683, Chris Oakley 682, Steve Lange 677, Dan Finnigan 272-675Jan. 23. JJ West 278-769, Brian Russell 267-768, Dom Conti 720, Paul Raulli 718, Jack Vault 701, Jeff Capsello 701, Mario Iacampo 696, Darrel Vanhoose 687, Mike Cefalo 677, Tom Muhl 676, Bob Meade Jr. 675, Tom Cu-sumano 266-675

B’ville Sports BowlBaldwinsville, NY7-E Construction LeagueJan. 13. Kris Galway 717, Luke Dunler 711, Mike Smith 705, Dave Au 289-681, Tim Lewis 680, Gary Peterson 675, Mike Conroy 674, Dave Sherman Sr. 657, Dave Sherman Jr. 656, Bob Peterson 653Jan. 20. Todd Fenchel 299-776, Pat Galway 736, Joe Paice 278-714, Tim Wavercak 275-686, Eric Hensberry 683, Gary Hemmingway Sr. 680, Mike Conroy 678, Jim Lippke 673, Matt Hemmingway 672, Donnie Evans 660, Joe Manzi 660Clear-A-Way/Upstate Prem. Mtg. MatchplayButch VanGorden 300-803, Dan Jenkins 278-728, Paul Legnetto 300-715, Adam Hyde 710, Jay Champion 707, Craig Rockwell 703, Todd Fenchel 700, Corey Walts 692, Louie Masgay III 279-691, Brad Carpenter 675Foxfire Thursday Men’sJan. 9. Mike Tompkins 724, Dan Sidon 706, Shaun Good-fellow 702, Ben Goodfellow 665, Nick Goodfellow 653, Ryan Hawthorne 651, Tom Liadka 641, Todd Fenchel 622, Mike Capozza 622, John Lell 607Jan. 16. Nick Goodfellow 747, Mike Tomplins 706, Todd Fenchel 300-703, Brian Russell 671, John Lell 652, Ben Goodfellow 644, Carl Kristeller 644, Tom Liadka 638, Shaun Goodfellow 633, Tyler Miles 626Coop’s Mixed TrioJan. 16. Todd Fenchel 279-793, Gary Peterson 665, Tina Fabrizio 662, Cody Miles 636, Deb Sidon 627, Brad Carpenter 620, Mike Conroy 604, Brian Russell 602, Tracy Champion 588, Sharon Sitar 551, Deb Peterson 236-502Jan. 23. Shaun Goodfellow 766, Gary Peterson 280-750, Todd Fenchel 742, Brian Russell 287-734, Tina Fabri-zio 666, PJ McCleery 665, Jason Champion 662, Frank Carapella 632, Rodney Miles 610, Sharon Sitar 572, Sue matteson 537, Jenn Bertollini 234-535Warm Morning Insulation MixersJan. 15. Nick Goodfellow 680, Shaun Goodfellow 679, Nick Santore 658, Grace White 653, Karlene Edinger 646, Dave Johnson 637, Lee Albrecht 619, Phil Iemma 608, Todd Fenchel 607, Renee Hanson 579, Jamie Harkins 524Jan. 22. Phil Iemma 290-766, Rob Raison 723, Kris Goodfellow 708, Bill Brewster 697, Ryan Kratz 694, Nick Petta 694, Nick Goodfellow 684, Cliff Saliba 676, Karlene Edinger 279-634, Jeff Krawiec 267-630

Erie Blvd. LanesSyracuse, NYDaytime SeniorsJan. 21/23. John Yandon 254-635, Dave Reals 231-626, Ron Grant 215-621, Ron Grant 223-620, John Vona 245-610, Mike Vrabel 216-609, Dave Reals 214-604, Willie Davis 245-600, Frank Nentwick 206-580, Bob Valentine 224-573, Bob Sweeny 220-562, Jim Robertson 202-517Jan. 28. Dave Reals 234-665, Willie Davis 244-645, Lance Hinman 237-607, Ron Grant 234-596, Red Barry 222-585, Jack Giacobbi 223-573, Walt Buck 246-564, Bob Valentine 200-547, Dick Haskins 221-545Jan. 30. Ron Grant 267-674, Lance Hinman 257-638, John Yandon 232-622, Dave Reals 238-609, Bob Valentine 221-543, Walt Buck 185-538, Bill Cooper 186-531Thursday MenJan. 16. Teddy Neidzwiecki 258-738, Joey Petrowski Jr. 300-707, Gary Donalds 246-705, Mike Piston 237-704, DJ Mahar 253-698, Tim Hall 240-692, Scott Ouimet 258-687, Daren Hill 247-685, Dave MacCombie Sr. 247-682, Jim Prevo 265-676, Jim Collins 236-676Jan. 23. Marty Piraino 300-739, James Smith 258-716, Jeremiah Nielsen 269-695, Aldo Farnetti 268-692, Sean Mott 237-686, George Taylor 245-683, Mark Unislawski 246-676, Ed Flood Jr. 224-669, Dave MacCombie Sr. 233-668, Ed Clark 266-660Tuesday MenJan. 14. Steve Lange 248-733, Paul Serbun Jr. 277-727, Chris Prestia 267-724, James Smith 264-714, Steve Spector 258-704, Leo Jernigan 259-698, Ted Niedzwicki 267-694, Dave Hurry Sr. 246-679, Steve Walker Jr. 258-675Jan. 21. Chris McDonald 279-768, Kevin Osgood 258-748, Greg Ayers 279-737, Jeff Chapman 269-715, John Maselli Jr. 267-714, Jim Leska 258-712, Don Barry 245-709, Howard Jones 258-706, John Hanus 269-704, Paul Serbun Jr. 266-702, Roy Gratien 264-699, Jermaine Willis 279-694, Michael Leska 279-685, Andy Leska 236-685, Steve Lange 247-684, Robert Moskwa 245-678

Flamingo BowlLiverpool, NYCNY Ladies Classic LeagueJan. 21. Kim Fox 268-721, Maria D’Imperio 247-684, Roseann DiFlorio 235-680, Lynette Fichera 244-675, Mary DelVecchio 266-674, Kristina Kirby 256-674, Martha Cameron 246-671, Margie Chetney 257-646, Nikki Lafaver 255-639, Dawn Murray 235-632, Courtney Radick 215-629, Joanna Carter 225-614, Lori Pientka 229-606, Jennifer Creno 224-605, Janice McCarthy 224-601Mixed Up BirdsDec. 22. Tom Stone 276/752, Joe Stines 247/674, Bob Morse 239/641, Rachael Thompson 246/625, Nancy Polge 252/577, Korynne Burns 200/560Jan. 5. Tom Stone 268/729, Joe Stines 257/722, Pete Testa

235/693, Rick Hernandez 226/653, Rachael Thompson 256/647, Korynne Burns 226/558, Nancy Polge 194/533Jan. 12. Brian Miller 248/689, George Fuller 256/686, John Ingram 218/636, Tom Stone 252/607, Rachael Thompson 288/740, Nancy Polge 275/610Jan. 19. Tom Stone 249/671, Bob Morse 227/669, Kevin Thompson 235/651, Brian Miller 227/631, Ronald Bryant 235/629, Jay Sauve 236/625, Rick Hernandez 222/613, Nancy Polge 219/637, Stacey Lane 227/601, Caitlin Nolan 213/525, Sharon Lanphere 173/517, Melissa Sanders 172/490, Korynne Burns 173/487Jan. 26. Jay Sauve 225/663, Tom Stone 267/659, Rick Her-nandez 246/659, Kevin Thompson 245/655, Wayne Ferris 225/627, Brian Miller 222/626, Joe Stines 213/614, George Fuller 245/603, Rachael Thompson 214/597, Sue Dicker-son 216/563, Stacey Lane 219/560, Nancy Polge 225/550, Korynne Burns 217/549, Chelsea Clark 195/527, Melissa Sanders 178/507Bud DoublesDec. 23. Joe Conti Sr. 261/751 (30 clean frames), Dave Prin-gle Sr. 266/729, Dietrick Roberson 236/699, Howard Jones 247/697, Jerimiah Willis 236/694, John Cerniglia 242/659, James Smith 237/653Dec. 30. Michael Fedor 265/740, Greg Hudson 265/721, Antwan Johnson 232/679, Dietrick Roberson 238/675, James Jones 225/672, Dave Pringle Sr. 256/664, Howard Jones 257/659Jan. 6. Robert Dexter 243/674, Leo Jernigan 265/659, Greg Hudson 277/653, Walter Fedor 257/653, John Cerniglia 244/652, Martha Hudson 243/651, Horace Jernigan 233/640Jan. 13. Matt Ross 264/754, Dave Pringle Sr. 248/720, Robert Dexter 245/696, Howard Jones 246/685, Greg Hud-son 267/683, James Jones 234/683, John Cerniglia 231/678, Martha Hudson 237/664, Dietrick Roberson 248/651Jan. 20. Robert Dexter 279/717, Joe Conti Jr. 245/667, Joe Conti Sr. 227/652, Heather Tarby 225/643, Leo Jernigan 225/640, Antwan Johnson 248/639, Dave Pringle Sr. 222/639, Howard Jones 227/634, Eddie Tyson 258/633, Keenan Vick 234/633Jan. 27. Steve Walker 256/687, James Smith 256/682, Nate Perry 237/681, Keith Hudgins 236/674, David Pringle Sr. 223/660, Greg Hudson 237/647, Martha Hudson 234/646, Eddie Tyson 234/644, Antwan Johnson 234/644, Richard Trapnell 231/643, Brian Schalk 234/642, Paul Francher 224/642, Keenan Vick 233/639, Howard Jones 238/636Bethmann Russell Financial ServicesDec. 26. Pete Andrella 276/750, Pete Garuccio 244/743, Dom DiGenaro 279/730, Zach Pannozo 267/727, Mike Daley 268/716, Chris Libe 267/712, Justin Ingram 257/702, Mike Benz 267/701Jan. 2. Justin Ingram 289/796, Adam Miller 259/764, John Kohanski 278/728, Connor Harrington 258/725, Luke Dunler 275/720, Russ Griffo 279/698, Ron Tyler 257/694, Dave Travers 245/692, Marty Fichera 233/686, Mike Daley 242/680, Ben Ryther 268/679, Lowell Hill 253/677, Alex Di-Genaro 226/674, Todd Wilcox 230/661, Shawn Swartfager 224/660Jan. 9. Donald Moreth 277/718, Doug Litz 264/711, Tim Mills 265/706, Chris Williams 238/699, Chris Sikorski 244/686, Kyle Wilcox 287/675, Dick Trapnell 258/674, Ron Tyler 246/672, Chris Libe 246/672, Connor Harrington 234/671, Mike Daley 253/667, Jeremy Morrell 247/664, John Kohanski 259/658, Dan Ray 269/654, Ben Ryther 225/654, Pete DiGenaro 225/653Jan. 16. Joe Coppola Jr. 268/778, Rich Lipke 287/770, Brad Jordan 279/755, Jim Bero 279/741, Dave Pringle Jr. 257/715, Luke Dunler 263/710, Chris Williams 255/709, Kyle Wilcox 298/705, Buddy Amidon 247/705, John Monaghan 276/696, Zach Pannozo 262/688, Sam Sojdak 260/685, Russ Griffo 244/684, Connor Harrington 257/682, Tim McDonald 234/682Jan. 23. Russ Griffo 278/746, Mike Daley 300/745, Ken Keenen 261/712, John Monaghan 256/706, Geoff Bremner 249/700, Luke Dunler 299/692, Jeff Agan 237/689, Brad Jordan 278/684, Jim Bero 235/679, Chris Liberty 248/674, Jim Miner 252/670, Connor Harrington 238/670Jan. 30. John Kohanski 268/771, Tony Hamlin 268/740, Jim Miner 258/739, Alex DiGenaro 258/728, Jeff Chubb 277/717, Dave Pringle Sr. 274/712, John Monaghan 255/699, Rich Lipke 289/692, Dave Pringl Jr. 232/684, Yogi Gio-condo 235/677, Luke Dunler 254/675, Karl Harris 236/675Flamingo LadiesJan. 6. Cathy Hudson 211/572, Carol Calogero 214/567, Mary Greenwood 204/538Jan. 13. Jamie McNamara 197/560, Cathy Hudson 183/510, Mary Greenwood 188/503Jan. 27. Cathy Hudson 202/545, Beth Morison 197/530, Jamie McNamara 193/522, Lynn Pinard 205/503Tuesday Funtime MixedJan. 14. Dave Ernestine 255/723, Mark Jones 233/667, Jeff Wilkinson 233/659, Mike Tobin 210/604, Liz Bowerman 190/528, Shelly Worden 193/500, Paula Garfield 181/499Jan. 28. Steve Touron 256/683, Dave Ernestine 248/675, Ed Albright 211/618, Paula Garfield 236/597, Liz Bowerman 193/525, Trisha Springer 167/441Lockheed MartinJan. 15. M. Daley 269/757, J. Bero 267/750, D. Uzunoff 245/674, T. Talaga 258/673, D. Roberts 215/609, D. Dyke-man 225/606, G. Watson 224/605, R. Dykeman 228/601, K. Whalen 217/601Jan. 22. K. Whalen 278/723, J. Bero 268/717, D. Uzunoff 226/666, J. Dahl 279/650, R. Dykeman 224/650, M. Daley 237/629, D. Roberts 215/620, L. Flora 243/602Jan. 29. D. Hall 266/701, T. Talaga 265/698, M. Daley 257/655, E. Clark 226/624, D. Roberts 266/619, D. Antl 258/617, K. Whalen 248/614, D. Uzunoff 235/605Mark Stoetzel MemorialJan. 19. Tony Hamlin 279/757, Rick Rossen 245/675, Jack Hamlin 241/659, Tim Loomis 299/640, Mitch Duell 250/616, Mitch Beaver 221/600, Kerri Beamea 166/465, Dawn Herzog 204/440, Mary Jo Hamlin 167/425Jan. 25. Mitch Duell 268/756, David Passino 235/617, Jack Hamlin 213/588, Rich Sweezey 203/552, Bill Wilson 268/551, Mary Jo Hamlin 191/473, Cheryl Herzog 171/461, Jessica Lardeo 169/460Architects & EngineersJan. 14. Tom Catalino 266/646, Dennis Smith 236/638, Jim Zubrowski 219/620, Brian Skedmore 244/617, Lindsay Hoffman 225/612, Jerry Piersall 218/611, Phil Catalino 244/607Jan. 15. Jerry Piersall 244/674, Mel Moore 226/659, Tom Catalino 262/648, Brian Skedmore 237/623, Tim Morgan 238/603Jan. 22. Dan Bresnahan 268/676, Jim Sheedy 227/643, Tim Morgan 220/634, Jim Giannetto 245/630, Scott Jillson 217/613Jan. 28. Jerry Piersall 258/720, John Adams 255/694, Bill Squairs 258/649, Dan Bresnahan 237/649, Ken Light

224/641, Tom Catalino 278/634, Mel Moore 214/621, Jim Sheedy 215/616, Floyd Merry 237/606, Lloyd Merry 232/606, Brian Skedmore 224/604 GSLJan. 20. J. Crandell 280/749, S. Thomas 258/725, P. DiGe-naro 248/719, R. Griffo 258/716, J. Stines 279/703, J. Smith 257/700, D. Hurry 246/699, B. Schalk 267/684, M. Harders 233/650Jan. 27. Ryan Bertrand 278/746, Jim Crandall 279/732, Brian Schalk 247/707, Rick Garlic 236/662, Russ Griffo 278/651, James Smith 248/633Flamingo SeniorsJan. 29. Bob Wegend 222/631, Bob Lavine 233/609, Walt McArdell 214/595, Frank Leibl 217/592, Rich Dygert 226/589, Ron Taylor 215/587, Carl Wojcik 201/587, Tom Pickard 243/579, Larry Wood 200/570, Marie McArdell 202/596, Diana Berube 191/530, Marge Jewell 184/482, Sue Roy 167/467

Greater Syracuse LeagueSyracuse, NY Jan. 20. Jim Crandell 280-749, Ted Melnyk 747, Scott Thomas 725, Pete DiGenaro 719, Russ Griffo 716, Pat Appel 711, Al Lemanczyk 280-709, Joe Stines 279-703, James Smith 700Jan. 27. Ted Melnyk 280-781, Ryan Bertrand 746, Bob Gray 742, Jim Crandell 279-732, Rich Gray 711, Gary Baronick 710, Brian Salisbury 707, Pat Appel 705, Greg Heidelberger 299-700

Green AcresCentral Square, NY Saturday Nite 7:30 p.m.Jan. 18. Steve Skinner 290/748, Kevin Somers 258/702, Bryan Harders 267/690, Josh Marsden 231/661, Joe Mars-den 258/614, Ashley Skinner 213/590Jan. 25. Steve Skinner 223/647, Frank Hallinan 22/634, Josh Marsden 231/623, Steve Homer 254/622, Ashley Skinner 245/628Saturday 5 p.m. Mixed LeagueJan. 11. Earl Becker Jr. 279/724, Steve Skinner 258/703, Paul Seeley 243/711, Tim Ryant 227/580, Dale Schauer 224/588, Tammy Hoff 187/441, Laurie Palmer 179/504, Shirley Seeley 177/487, Glenda Montanaro 176/461, Janna Gould 168/430Jan. 25. Kevin Somers 279/676, Steve Homer 266/741, Matt Hoffman 256/652, Paul Seeley 255/678, John Lightaul 253/657, Sheri McCarthy 203/552, Sue Morey 199/521, Janey Spry 186/467, Linda Palmer 178/490, Cathy Noel 175/443

Lakeview Bowling CenterLiverpool, NYLakeview DoublesJan. 16. Dave Brownlee 266/727, Maurice Jackson 258/720, Kevin Schilling 248/676, Dwayne Jackson 279/651, Andy Alpern 228/643; Mindy Santocki 258/695, Jackie 251/594, Pat VanDyke 223/591, Ashley Hiller 22/583, Martha Hud-son 215/570Jan. 23. Joe Conti Sr. 276/714, Sean Hiller 279/712, Don Hurry 253/682, Shaun Jennings 236/675, Kevin Schilling 239/655; Martha Hudson 225/606, Jackie Buczek 199/559, Ashley Hiller 223/558, Kelly Spaulding 211/556, Pat Van-Dyke 226/554Painters & DecoratorsJan. 16. Jimmy Zimmerman 299/823, Todd Hass 267/757, Jayson Atkins 262/735, Brian Storrs 249/734, John Lightaul 279/707, Brett Cunningham 246/706; Lisa Buck 223/598, Gloria Cruz 213/478Jan. 23. Jimmy Zimmerman 259/755, Joe Purchiaroni Jr. 280/727, Sean Hiller 255/712, Brian Storrs 279/708, Mike Hamlin 257/707, Bob Barkley 280/703; June Staley 179/496, Gloria Cruz 123/348F.I.B.S.Jan. 17. Tony Pascarella 209/593, Dan Grimes 213/570, Bill Kalar 206/569, Richard Muraski 204/553, Bob Sutton 203/541; Betty Worden 180/520, Sally Werner 189/511, Sue Roy 175/511, Gwen Ventura 182/494, Debbie Pascarella 189/491Jan. 24. Paul Suskin 252/623, Bill Kalar 230/612, Dave Fos-ter 231/582, Charlie Gates 199/569, Dan Grimes 212/566; Gerri Jakubowski 189/515, Sue Roy 193/506, Betty Worden 169/487, Toni Speranza 170/479, Barbara Osborne 170/476Nationwide Friday Night DoublesJan. 17. Aaron Brunson 267/691, Chuck Reschke 203/549, Larry McCormack 225/503; Jean Guisepetti 165/470, Valerie Barton 163/470, Bobbie Long 157/432Jan. 24. Aaron Brunson 268/710, Mike Button 198/550, Larry McCormack 186/550; Valerie Barton 171/452, Sue Kotcher 144/430, Michelle Lewis 157/414Friday Night Men Jan. 17. Stephen Weiskopff 300/759, John Anderson 255/736, Kevin Smith 257/706, Brad Stone 265/704, Stu Chase 257/700Jan. 24. Stephen Weiskopff 280/749, Brian Schalk 269/726, Ken Smith 277/724, Curt Parry 287/711, Clifford West 258/711, Dave Pekow 257/710Chuck Jackson TrioJan. 18. Gene Clark Jr. 267/776, Joe Noboa 279/775, Sheik Ibrahim 278/728, Dave Starling Sr. 267/713, Carl Moore 244/713, Craig Moore 253/703, Don Brush 300/701Jan. 25. Dave Brownlee 257/730, Don Hurry 255/721, Diet-rick Roberson 248/715, Don Brush 255/714, Dave Starling Sr. 264/706Saturday EOWJan. 25. John Hughes 270/662, Steve Kuss 223/620, Jody Kimball 204/610, Phil Lafluer 213/555, Mike Capozza 190/552; Peggy Burnham 208/591, Jan Guhin 181/456, Priscilla LaFluer 175454, Issy Montague 171/453, Marsha Lefever 165/477Saturday Night MixedJan. 18. Kris O’Donaghy 276/781, Anthony Madonna 279/669, Steve Weiskopff 232/663, Mike Powers 239/628, Dominc Belcore 242/624; Jean Foster 258/702, Kelly Spaulding 268/640, Sarah Bradt 209/550, Joyce Rougeau 220/546, Seline Weiskopff 204/542Jan. 25. Darrel Vanhoose 286/745, Steve Weiskopff 237/684, Kris O’Donaghy 235/649, Robert Hollenbeck 245/648, Don Foster 226/634; Michelle Powers 255/682, Kelly Spaulding 214/622, Seline Weiskopff 223/620, Ra-mona Mattice 215/618, Cheryl Robinson 241/616Dan Pulvere EOW MixedJan. 26. John Weeks 279/759, Ben Coe 259/732, Ted Thompson 245/674, Sam Sojdak 248/668, Dave Demperio 234/651; Lori Pientka 256/714, Karen Demperio 237/673, Kim Fox 213/572, Belinda 212/571, Michelle Silfer 176/497Sunday Weekend Wrap-UpsJan. 19. Chris Orlicz 279/715, Mike Lesio 246/672, Ray


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Lichorbiec 232/666, Rich Virginia 234/665, Paul Suskin 230/661; Deb Kopaczewski 221/632, Kathy Lesio 201/575, Gina Engler 235/574, Kelly Spaulding 216/574, Seline Weiskopff 175/518Jan. 26. Mike Lesio 257/659, Chuck Becker 246/651, Steve Weiskopff 218/648, Tim Lewis 232/635, Rich Virginia 247/631, Kris Camarda 232/631; Kelly Spaulding 248/672, Deb Kopaczewski 246/645, Seline Weiskopff 214/616, Gina Engler 224/603, Sue Coulon 198/536Salina SizzlersJan. 20. Joe Brisson 215/612, Walt McArdell 214/610, John McArdell 235/600, Ed Barlow 251/581, Paul Suskin 204/573; Sue Roy 194/527, Donna Marshall 194/480, Janet Chemotti 173/480, Eileen Bishop 162/471, Ginny Bottorff 160/432Jan. 27. Paul Suskin 269/693, Ron Taylor 221/625, John McArdell 22/594, Walt McArdell 238/591, Aldo Chemotti 234/587; Sue Roy 189/530, Norma Graff 169/475, Donna Marshall 173/474, Janet Chemotti 161/450, Ginny Bottorff 155/394Lakeview PBA Doubles Jan. 20. Steve Suslick 276/758, Derek Magno 268/757, Mike Carno 269/712, Jeff Williams 269/702, Butch Van-gorden 257/695Jan. 27. Tom Canino 259/726, Chris Leonard 248/700, TJ Mento 258/695, Ryan Volcko 246/683, Sam Ventura 248/676Lakeview Monday Night MenJan. 20. Tom Mento Jr. 276/728, Frank Bailey 279/722, Chris Orlicz 268/713, Bill Cronk 267/678, Mike Powers 242/677; Nicole Eustace 215/595, Debbie Pascarella 178/506Jan. 27. Brett Cunningham 276/749, Ken Taylor 267/744, Mike Powers 254/713, Dustin DeMaio 241/705, Dominic Belcore 246/683; Nicole Eustace 202/566, Debbie Pas-carella 161/448Liverpool MixedJan. 21. Ryan Pickard 216/545, Jim Keating 135/396, Fran Fedrizzi 156/395, Barry Kneeskern 155/395, Ken Elder-broom 134/384; Holly Moran 202/479, Kristi Kneeskern 158/445, Mary Elderbroom 152/437, Amanda Kneeskern 191/434, Diane Kneeskern 153/434Jan. 28. Ryan Pickard 213/552, Fran Fedrizzi 182/502, Jim Keating 173/455, Barry Kneeskern 180/438, Ken Elderbroom 120/338; Kristi Kneeskern 186/468, Sharon Hardenburgh 151/441, Diane Kneeskern 166/432, Sue Dietz 155/418, Holly Moran 138/411Upstate Medical MixedJan. 21. Stan Eldridge 245/653, Mike Powers 228/637, David Flagg 246/609, Steve Chapman 223/589, William McCraken 204/540; Nicole Burnett 207/585, June Crozier 200/518, Nassauma Adams 198/518, Suzanne Lamanna 179/472, Janet Jackson 170/471Jan. 28. Steve Chapman 233/634, Fred Lee 230/606, Stan Eldirdge 217/599, David Flagg 220/582, Bob Youker 212/577; Pamela Corbett 183/506, Nassauma Adams 181/494, Shari Perkins 183/487, Marianne Bortle 163/446, Angela Azzarello 167/429, Diane Davidson 156/429A-1 Trophy Jan. 21. Dave Dempeio 279/712, John Hughes 266/694, Nick St Louis 268/690, Michael Hunter 249/684, Jim Abulencia 236/666; Karen Demperio 235/611, Dawn Wik-torwicz 248/596, Erin Taylor 191/523, Mary Paige 148/410, Alisha Ralston 115/333Jan. 28. John Hughes 289/773, Michale Hunter 267/719, RJ Blanchard 264/719, Sean Hiller 248/698, Joe Stines 236/678; Erin Taylor 190/560, Karen Demperio 202/538, Shelley Magno 182/521, Mary Paige 175/471, Robin Weeks 142/378Santangelo’s Ladies DoublesJan. 22. Michelle Edick 255/712, Anne Bethmann 259/697, Norine Faatz 246/653, Sharon Sitar 254/650, Jan Atanesian 256/630Jan. 29. Michelle Edick 258/684, Anne Bethmann 253/659, Kayla Campbell 228/634, Ashley Hiller 235/631, Norine Faatz 226/607Independent Men Jan. 22. Steve Weiskopff 278/751, Dave Pringle Jr. 278/750, Brad Stone 277/750, Tim Bacon 259/743, Sheik Ibrahim 269/731, Warren Wheeler 279/707, Dave Brownlee 248/706, Dustin DeMaio 300/705, Joe Stines 244/704Jan. 29. Joe Stines 269/760, Sheik Ibrahim 257/740, John Spingler 267/727, Alvin Henderson 269/710, Mike Civiletta 246/707

Lighthouse LanesOswego, NYPort City SeniorsJan. 20. Michael Coffey 269-728; David Ascenzi 232-687; Daniel MacDonald 248-651, Robert Ramstad 267-650; Richard Dietz 215-625; Donald Simpson 234-624, Robert Brace 223-615; Joseph DeSantis 235-607; James Fitzgerald 235-602, Paul Kupelian 225-601Jan. 27. Robert Ramstad 277-723; Daniel MacDonald 253-679; Donald Pratt 248-648, David Ascenzi 234-629; Glenn Bridges 223-625; Beryl Broadwell 223-615, Howard Loomis 226-609; Richard Dietz 238-604

Rainbow LanesWeedsport, NYSenior RainbowlersJan. 21. Ed Wasilenko 268-677, Bruce Christopher 220-615, Ted Murdick 234-607, Dale Weigand 232-579, Gary Gonyea 232-577, Vic Campione 235-563, Walt Joshanski 200-550, Jim Viccaro 206-549, George Mills 546, Sandy Loveless 209-534, Linda Weigand 170-489, Gloria Every 169-482, Teeny Blumer 178-480, Patty Ball 169-475, Barb Cady 454, Carol Lewis 450, Joan McCarthy 169-449, Norma Ferguson 169-443Jan. 28. Gary Gonyea 238-655, Ed Wasilenko 238-651, Dale Weigand 206-597, Rick Jordan 256-577, Ted Murdick 224-574, Ted Shaw 556, Bob Ball 235-542, Charlie Lincoln 535, Dick Lees 205-535, Sandy Loveless 200-565, Linda Weigand 193-518, Patty Ball 198-507, Sharon Mills 174-501, Joan McCarthy 485, Teeny Blumer 185-479, Barb Cady 437, Dot Hubbard 175-430, Linda Cuff 428Thursday Morning PastimesJan. 16. Barb Dennison 201-535, Lori Hamel 179-466, Peg Gilmore 160-457, Teresa Goldman 164-443, Theresa Smithler 158-439, Delores Cronin 168-426, Nadine Szozda 414, Mellony Carner 403, Shirley Dennison 402,Cheryl Pratt 163-392Jan. 23. Midge Hamel 187-466, Peg Gilmore 175-444, Yvonne Snow 163-440, Mellony Carner 165-437, Marie Berish 167-430, Teresa Goldman 159-428, Lori Hamel 159-421, Theresa Smithler 156-421, Angel Follett 167-387, Brenda VanNorstrand 372Jan. 30. Peg Gilmore 194-488, Nadine Szozda 166-460, Teresa Goldman 185-423, Kate Snyder 421, Delores Cronin

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152-419, Margaret Williams 156-413, Theresa Smithler 412, Shirley Dennison 168-403, Ruth Wethey 149-393, Bonnie Cronk 386Dale Biss Memorial LeagueJan. 22. Mikey Walker II 279-780, Rick Liccion 275-714, Cory Slater 258-711, Jim Melfi 251-698, Rob Swim 278-683, Jeff Matty 254-679, Keith Thomas 300-678, Barry Marginean 234-678, Ken Hoalcraft 237-671, Andrew Short 264-660, Chet Hoisington 224-657, Doug Augus-tine 226-651, Tom Hitchcock, Sr. 243-651, Ron Wilson 246-643, Steve Eastman, Sr. 232-639, Ron Rizzo 242-635, Mike Crowley 233-634, Steve Suslik 237-631, John Jones 235-623, Mike Weeks 221-622, Ray Head 254-621, Frank Manitta 233-615, John Palmeri 247-615, Jerry Blumer 214-613, Chris Plis 257-609, Matt Bard 214-609, Greg Hypes 213-609, Butch Squires 234-607, Jamal Slater 233-605, Dan Bibbens 227-600Jan. 29. Jeff Matty 289-759, Phil Perkins 245-719, Mikey Walker II 278-710, Steve Suslik 258-709, Dan Bibbens 300-701, Pat Donahue 278-696, Jerry Blumer 267-686, Ron Wilson 247-682, Barry Marginean 247-672, Mark Wil-liams, Sr. 246-672, Gavin Dennis 246-669, Benny Appleby 234-666, Matthew Short 233-656, Matt Thomas 259-654, Scott Thomas 277-651, Steve Geery 264-649, Mike Reese 224-645, Rob Swim 224-642, Keith Thomas 234-640, Steve Eastman, Sr. 245-633, Chet Hoisington 234-629, Tom Hitch-cock, Sr. 245-626, Doug Augustine 242-624, John Palmeri 235-623, Greg Hypes 221-621, Mike Weeks 217-620, John Jones 236-619, Bill Carinci 215-618, Ron Rizzo 258-616, Ben D’Amato 235-615Commercial LeagueJan. 20. Chris Plis 290-751, Dick Bobbitt 268-710, Jim Relfe 257-709, JJ Jones 287-707, Andrew Perkins 267-703, Sean O’Donnell 267-694, Wayne Clarke 246-692, Chet Hoisington III 248-689, Cory Slater 248-673, Lee Burnett 256-673, Dave MacDonald 279-671, Ken Sweeney 252-663, Reamer Fiester 662, Brian Brooks 659, Mike Walker II 658, Matt Janusz 243-651, Dave Ratliff 650, Mike Ryan 648, Chuck Ostrander 256-648, Steve Rusin 268-648, Mike Crowley 643, Don Paquette 268-635, Ted Ball 622, Greg Davis 619, Harry Frisbee 612, Mat Grudzien 611, Jamel Slater 243-607, Chet Prusinowski 604, Gary Reynolds 601, Mark Hlywa 600Jan. 27. Kyle Stoltz 278-768, Chuck Ostrander 267-746, Norm Austin 276-744, Dan Pilat 255-726, Lou Libertrei

260-726, Jay Slater, Jr. 279-721, Wayne Clarke 265-708, Chris Plis 266-705, Matt Janusz 261-700, Mike Ryan 699, Ron Rizzo 257-684, Mark Hlywa 681, Andrew Perkins 681, Chuck Akins 279-680, Lee Burnett 279-677, Jeff Lumb 255-676, Greg Davis 278-675, Reamer Fiester 674, Pat Ponto 670, Don Paquette 665, Tom Winslow 665, Eric Sidor 656, Chet Hoisington III 652, Harry Frisbee 267-645, Chet Prusinowski 638, Duane Slater, Sr. 635, JJ Jones 268-634, Dick Bobbitt 632, Mat Grudzien 621, Steve Eastman, Sr. 621, Ted Ball 620, Ken Sweeney 616, Rick Liccion 611Weedsport Mixed DoublesJan. 19. Gavin Dennis 248-698, Jamison Mills 244-695, Phil Perkins 234-644, Steve Rusin 222-639, Chet Hoisington 221-637, Reamer Fiester 597, David Blumer 238-586, Carl Harvey II 578, Tom Hitchcock, Sr. 246-571, Fuzzy Ponto 561, Mark Blumer 279-550, Jamie Compson 546, Ted Murdick 542, George Mills 538, Lee T. Rindge 525, Bobby Bradtke 510, Sharon Mills 236-606, Annette Blumer 213-522, Sarajane Vitale 175-470, Linda Hitch-cock 167-468, Debbie Sikora 163-443, Anne Rooker 170-443, Jessica James 438, Emily Spratt 433, Sharon Murdick 431, Penny Mills 408Jan. 26. Steve Rusin 266-683, Jamison Mills 238-670, Chet Hoisington 259-668, Phil Perkins 246-665, Carl Har-vey II 280-647, Tom Hitchcock, Sr. 237-626, Fuzzy Ponto 621, Jamie Compson 606, George Mills 591, Ted Murdick 574, Jake Moore 572, Reamer Fiester 571, Jeff Blumer 540, Doug Milton 526, Sharon Mills 189-538, Lorrie Bradtke 171-486, Sharon Murdick 168-483, Anne Rooker 183-482, Linda Hitchcock 179-468, Sarajane Vitale 428, Debbie Sikora 411, Missy Hoisington 381, Jessica James 379, Emily Spratt 375Friday Coffee Break LeagueJan. 17. Peg Gilmore 178-507, Jeanie Lober 167-475, Margie Lowe 164-458, Mary Williams 168-455, Dorothy Hubbard 174-450, Barbara Reney 155-449, Linda Cuff 160-446, Sue Foster 437, Katherine Fletcher 156-435, France Usher 423, Rhonda Quimby 159-421, Mary Brown 158-418, Margaret Andrews 154-410, Kathy Avery 158-410, Marjorie McDonald 401Jan. 24. Peg Gilmore 215-518, Margie Lowe 189-508, Sue Foster 182-487, Barbara Reney 167-451, Jeanie Lober 168-450, Katherine Fletcher 166-448, Linda Cuff 157-

440, Kathy Avery 172-431, Mary Brown 152-426, Ginny Sternberg 416Senior StarsJan. 23. Bowlers of the week were Ginny Sternberg +55 and Rick Jordan +141. Sharon Mills 190-541, Sandy Loveless 189-524, Joan McCarthy 171-498, Rick Jordan 242-672, Tom Lloyd Jr. 243-642, Ted Murdick 235-635Jan. 30. Linda Weigand 202-534, Sharon Mills 203-523, Dolores Wilson 177-509, Ray Kisor 258-685, Dale Weigand 247-658, Ed Wasilenko 221-615, Ted Murdick 208-567. Bowlers of the week: Dolores Wilson +92 and Carl Corey +78Ira Watkins LeagueJan. 17. Jeff Lumb 277-769, Ron Rizzo 298-757, Todd Wilcox 258-710, Doug Comstock 246-703, Dave Cum-mings 234-693, Matt Short 237-687, Jason Lukins 289-686, Jamal Slater 246-666, Michael Sheehan 234-661, John Jones 236-659, Joe Neuman 243-653, Kevin Mead 257-647, Todd Moore 220-642, Richard Bump 227-641, Gavin Dennis 229-639, Kevin Lukins 268-636, Mike Lumb 215-636, Ernest Rooker 216-629, Todd Weigand 223-628, Dale Weigand 226-615, Ronald West 225-606, Chris Guzewicz 235-603Jan. 24. Michael Sheehan 257-737, Richard Bump 248-721, Tim Lytle 267-714, Dale Weigand 259-709, Gavin Dennis 258-706, Christopher Lugo 249-681, Ken Howell 235-667, Ron Rizzo 231-657, John Jones 224-656, Reamer Fiester 233-647, Jeff Farrelly 237-646, Matt Breese 225-639, Kevin Lukins 256-637, Todd Moore 245-632, Matt Short 244-632, Dave Cummings 223-628, Mark Williams 266-626, Jerry Neuman 212-626, Matt Rooker 227-619, Todd Weigand 244-613, Mike Jump 207-603, Pat Thurston 226-602Fellowship LeagueJan. 16. Michael Sheehan 243-717, Rob Weatherstone 234-672, Chad Blaisdell 244-666, Ron Wilson 247-654, Dan Ward 265-647, Kristopher Harwood 234-643, Rick Grover 227-641, Justin Lasher 235-634, Jamie Martin 230-631, Tom Winslow 226-623, John Jones 616, Edward Wasilenko 609Jan. 23. Ron Wilson 268-714, Scott Jewett 253-686, Da-vid Ashby 246-678, Brandon Mettler 245-676, Michael Sheehan 236-667, Rick Grover 254-659, Tom Winslow 245-647, Mike Blumer 234-633, Carl Mettler 233-632,

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35th Annual Post Standard Women’s Masters Bowling Tournament

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Hosted at:Sponsored in part by:

Sat. 3/1/14: 11:00 a.m.; 1:30 p.m.; 4:00 p.m. AND Sun. 3/2/14: 9:30 a.m.

Prize $18—Returned at least 1:10; Bowling: $8; Expenses: $4 (Prize fund returned 100%)Closing Date: Reservation entry closing date: Feb. 22, 2014; however, we will accept walk-in reservations up to 15 minutes prior to each squad, provided openings are available. Make checks payable to: Post Standard Women’s Masters and mail to: Mark MacBain, c/o P.S. Women’s Masters, P.O. Box 187, East Syracuse, NY, 13057 or drop off at Bowl Mor Lanes.

entry Fee: $30No Re-Entries

QualiFying times: (3 per lane/3 games)

W O M E N ’ S M A S T E R S T O U R N A M E N T A P P L I C A T I O N

For more information: Contact Mark MacBain at (315) 427-1198 or [email protected] 288 spots available. All applications must be accompanied by a check for payment in full. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. One application per bowler. Texts or Facebook

messages will not be accepted to reserve a spot!

Spare Time with…Benny Appleby cont’d from page 1

None of us really knows exactly what it takes to make any of the halls of fame, be they on the city or state level, or one of the national halls, such as the American (or Women’s International) Bowling Congress or Professional Bowlers Association. But, on general terms, we all know it takes years and years of devotion to the game and to the pur-suit of striking.

That pursuit also will take you to the far-thest reaches of your potential, whether as the top bowler on your team, or within the top ranks of one of the professional bowling tours.

I always wanted to be a pro. And so, when I was a young man, I was actively involved in that pursuit. I made sure I bowled every five-game sweeper that had any kind of following. Example: the Landgraf Classic in Manhattan was considered the best 4-across-8 game test in the north-east for 30 years, a reputation that was obviously helped along when Andy Varipapa won the inaugural in 1941. So I al-ways entered the Landgraf, knowing that if I could win a tournament Andy Varipapa won, then I might be good enough to be a pro.

By 1971, I had won every four- or five-gamer of note in the northeast except the Vargo (my son, Michael, made up for that when he won the Vargo in 1990).

My philosophy— which I passed along to Michael— was this: if you want to achieve

your potential, if you want to be a profes-sional, then bowl the tournaments that have good prize funds, that have at least four games and make you cross lanes. If the lanes are tough, the pins are brand new and the carry is tough— like in the Petersen— even better. I told him that if he could beat 1,000 different bowlers from across the United States in formats like that, then it meant he was a good lane reader and he wasn’t just a good “pair bowler.”

When you win tournaments crossing a house—and not just your own house, mind you— then you’ve proved your lane-reading abilities. Anyone can cross their own house and strike at will after their game develops to a certain point, but you aren’t the bowler you can be if you’ve never walked into Univer-sity Place in downtown Manhattan where you bowl four across eight with only one practice ball. I had no reason to be there— there were no pot games, no nothing— but they just hap-pened to run a 5-across-10, so I bowled.

I found that doing well in these events gave me the confidence to enter other tournaments that called for crossing lanes. Young bowlers today might not relate to the concept of cross-ing lanes in strange houses. You have to be equipped mentally, and you have to be adept at reading lanes accurately and quickly…and the tougher the lanes, the better. You don’t want to bowl 5-across-10 on the “Wall of

The kind of tournaments that will help you improve your game

By Larry Lichstein

(Editor’s note: A Syracuse hall of famer gave me this article last season. It was written more than 20 years ago but many of Lichstein’s principles still apply today. As we head into the heart of tournament season, it’s a good read. Good luck and good bowling to all tournament bowlers.)

China”. You can’t learn anything if you don’t have to move your feet more than one boar left or right while never changing your target.

You need a true test, and the tournaments I’ve mentioned here helped me gain confi-dence for the national tour. After all, I was fortunate enough to win a half-dozen of these events in three years against the best bowlers in the northeast.

The bowling scene has changed, especially with the advent of the megabuck events in the early 1980s. Now, the draw out of a hat seems to draw a big crowd. You can shoot

a 160 game and win, and shoot a 220 and lose, so there’s a different kind of training involved. Personally, I like the format, but I think that’s not the strikes that make these tournaments so exciting, but the spare shoot-ing, which really enters into the game in this type of format.

Also remember that spare shooting is an important part of the game. Bowling legend Mark Roth has gone 42 games on a couple of occasions without missing a spare in match play. Match play, or “action,” helped make them the spare shooters they are.

His first bowling ball: “The first one I owned was an Ebonite Tornado. It was hard rubber. Then I graduated to an AMF Three-Dot. Now I use eight all the time and probably have 10 more in the basement. I drill my own stuff.”Proudest moment: “It was in 1984 shooting a PBA 300 in a PBA regional in Am-sterdam, NY. At the time, that was the elite place to be bowling. Back then there weren’t a lot of 300s. That was pretty big.”One thing he will never do on the lanes: “I never get mad and embarrass myself or swear at the pins. Those are the things I don’t get involved with. That’s not my personality. My theory always was as long as I’m bowling on the same pair of lanes as whoever I’m bowling with, I let my bowling ball do the talking. If I happen to win that’s fantastic. If I lose, I’ll be the first person to shake the guy’s hand.”One thing he’d change about bowling: “Easy scoring. Probably most people say that. Overall, it’s a can of worms that they opened up that they can’t put back in. I think it’s detrimental to the game. People don’t practice anymore. People don’t think they need to. Inflated scoring equalizes the talent of the person. You don’t have to be as accurate or repetitive with your game on a house pattern.”Best advice he’s ever received: “There’s no defense in bowling. It’s all offense. It’s you against the lanes. And just focus on your execution.” Most challenging part about today’s game: “It’s repeating shots. It’s a matter of execution. I don’t care if it’s an easy shot or what high-powered ball you have, you still have to execute and be able to repeat. That’s still the hardest part of the game.”His bowling style at this stage in his career: “Stay within yourself. These young kids can overpower the lanes but I have to be smarter. I have to out think the lanes.”

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