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LEDGEWOOD, NJ - Bill DeHaas

hammered out a 300 game en

route to his session high 785 series

and Bill Day tossed his 300 in a

706 set rolling in the Hensle Trio

Classic at Circle Lanes.

Lee Parks rolled 266-244-757

followed by John Fino with a near

perfect 290 game in a 738 set,

Dennis Sattely 267-237-736,

Wayne Flemming 267-724, Adam

Smith 267-239-722, Chuck Triblet

278-722, Steve Pancoast 258-721,

Pat Fisher 258-258-719, Phil

Rapavi 258-245-716, Bob

Riccardi 252-711, Fred Robins

265-710, Ben Campbell 256-243-

709, and Rick Warren 269-708.

Bill DeHaas, Bill Day 300 at Circle Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Jim Stefan posted a 300 game en

route to the session high series of 817 while Vinnie

Orobono tossed a 300 in a 790 and Todd Britton 300-

779 in the Ocean Trio Challenge at Ocean Lanes.

Jim Hanlon rolled 279-771 followed by Sergio

Perrulli with 279, Greg Ostrander 279-736, Brandon

Fennell 278-704, Vinny Dalia 278-769, Steffen

Schenkenberger 278, Chris Jones 276-701, Anthony

Buczynski 269-720, Rich Haas , Jr. 267, Rich Blaydes

259-750,

Jim Caudill, Jr. 259, Gene Smith 257, Rob Sherman

256-735, Austin Cordero 254, Brian Shade 721,

Barbara Salvatore 228, Lauren Lella 226-619, Lauren

Frankowski 226-612, and Bridget Bilello 225.

Jim Stefan 300-817, Vinnie Orobono, Todd Britton 300

At Ocean Lanes

PORTLAND, Maine – Nine days after winning his

first Professional Bowlers Association Tour title in

Germany, Josh Blanchard of Gilbert, Ariz., made it

back-to-back titles, winning the PBA’s Xtra FrameMaine Shootout at Bayside Bowl Tuesday with a 2-

1 victory over Australia’s Jason Belmonte in the

best-of-three-game title match.

The Maine Shootout, the first PBA Tour event held

in Maine, was a best-of-three-game, single-elimina-

tion match play tournament that was covered live on

PBA’s exclusive online bowling channel, Xtra Frame.

Blanchard, fresh off his first career win in the

Brunswick Euro Challenge, won five consecutive

best-of-three-game matches, including a stunning

Round of 64 decision over Wes Malott of

Pflugerville, Texas, on his way to the title. In his first

match, Malott won the first game, 270-202, but the

2011-12 PBA Rookie of the Year then rallied for

consecutive 258-256 victories to begin his march to

the title. He then eliminated Greg Ostrander,

Freehold, N.J., 2-0; Jason Sterner of Covington, Ga.,2-0; Bryon Smith of Roseburg, Ore., 2-0, and Osku

Palermaa of Finland, 2-0, to reach the title match

against the two-time reigning PBA Player of the Year

where he won the first game, 243-180, lost the sec-

ond, 204-234, and started with six strikes en route to

a 249-211 in the deciding game.

“I just decided to stop trying to hook the ball,”

Blanchard said of his career-changing strategy. “I

decided I just don’t have the ball rotation to hook the

ball with these guys, so I went back to playing it

straight, and I think I’ll keep doing it for a while.”

For his victory, Blanchard earned $10,000 and he

denied Belmonte a third 2015 title.The PBA Tour will resume competition May 9-17

in Shawnee, Okla., with Oklahoma’s Grand Casino

Hotel and Resort PBA Summer Swing at Firelake

Bowling Center and the Grand Casino Event Center.

The Wolf, Bear, Badger and Oklahoma Open titles

will be decided, along with a King of the Swing spe-

cial event. Preliminary rounds will be covered line

on Xtra Frame and the finals of all five events will

air on CBS Sports Network on dates to be

announced.

Josh Blanchard Wins Again in PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Chris Sytsma

found the line to post a 300 perfec-to on the way to the session high

series of 844 while rolling in the

Rockaway Mixed League at

Rockaway Lanes and Corey Smith

was perfect as well with his 300

game.

Jim Testa came within one pin posting a 299 in an impressive 792

set followed by Gene Pukas rolling

278-679, Nicole Malson 257-593,

Linda Humes 246-705, and Donna

Sodano rolled 231-587.

Chris Sytsma Blasted 300-844

Corey Smith 300 at Rockaway Lanes

Jeremy Schaffer Hit 300-791

At Farmingdale LanesFARMINGDALE, NY – Jeremy

Schaffer earned top honors in the

Wednesday Early Men’s firing

235-256-300 for a high series of

791 at Farmingdale Lanes.

Eugene Neal rolled 256-246-265-

767, Aniello Strocchia 267-758,

Ramon Carcamo 248-254-245-

747, Nathaniel Fuller 290-227-

730, Frank Miller 247-256-245-

728, and Dan Levin 258-235-235-

728.

Warren Brown 300, Charles Harris 803 at Baldwin Lanes

Dennis Hanowitz Hammered 300-792

At Montvale Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Friedman earned top honors

in the Custom Thumbz Doubles

League blasting games of 200-245-245 for a high series of 790.

Alby Pezzella rolled 279-276-

782, Frank Cimino 267-245-740,

Lawrence Welfare 269-247-238-

727, and Barry Allen 256-234-700.

Steve Friedman Slammed 300-790

At Rockville Centre Lanes

PBA photo

Bayside Bowl co-owner Justin Alfond with Champion

Josh Blanchard.

MONTVALE, NJ - Dennis

Hanowitz blasted scores of 215-

300-277 for a 792 series to lead all

scoring in the Thursday Early Bird

League at Montvale Lanes.

Other great shooting for the

night included Mike Pasch 268-

756, Tom Fojtlin 279-748, Henry

Carlos 248-741, Mike rovetto

255-736, Matt Vanderhoof 290-

732, Rich Naclerio 258-728,

Jimmy Rivers 277-718, Frank

Picciotto 247-707, and Mike

Folchi 264-700.

BALDWIN, NY - Warren Brown

was hot with a 300 game and

Charles Harris bowls so naturally

and remained cool with games of

279, 245 and 279 for an 803 highseries while contesting in the

Bowling For Dollars Mixed

League at Baldwin Lanes.

Warren Brown finished with a

705 series, this he followed up in

the next week’s meeting with a

205-289-223-717.Jason Grima burned the lanes

with scores of 265-226-255-746,

Matt Overton 232-253-289-774.

The women in the league make it

hard for some men to earn their

match point as Trissa Francis

tossed 227-617, StephanieBeeker 224, Mary Mazzei 223,

and Peggy Atkins 214.


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Tino Polce Hit 299, Leslie Bohn 289

At Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - Tino Polce upped his first nine strikes in a row from las t

week by shooting the first eleven for a 299 game and 706 series. Tom

Antus also of the Howell Lanes Team was the most above average at

+112 pins with a 682 series, including a 289 women’s season high game,

as Howell Lanes won 7-2 and catapulted into First Place. The Bohn fam-

ily delivered again with the high men’s series from Parker III rolling 760

Janine Smith rolled a 628, Mike Pisnoy was +106 pins at 676 and lefty

Joe Inserra had a 720 and a 280, Mike “the 2.0 second ball” Ormsby

759, Ron ”the 800-series bus driver” Pagut 734, Anthony Gubitosi, Jr.

277-713, Larry Gitlitz 706, and Joe Horvath 706.

Matt Borowski 297, Mike Ormsby 802

At Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - Matt Borowski had high game of the week in the

Hankel League at Howell Lanes with a 297, and Mike Ormsby shot an

802 high series. For the women, Erica Orensky threw a 658 series andKendall Patterson 258- 650, Leslie Beamish Bohn 224-601, and Janine

Smith contributed a 221 game.

While you are used to reading

about 300 games and 800 series

frequently here, let us not forget

the “regular” bowlers who reach

pinnacles of their own. Such is

the case of Julie Mills, wife of

Morris County Hall of Famer Les

Mills. On a 163 average she

rolled her first 600 series, an even

600 on games of 195, 195, and210 in the Oakwood Lanes

Misfits League. She is now eligi-

ble for membership in the county,

state and national 600 clubs and

their tournaments thereof. She

wasn’t nervous, as she had not

done the math and her husband

didn’t imply that she would need

a big third game either.

And now for the rest of her fan-

tastic and courageous story. On

October 4, 2012, Julie was

involved in a head-on car colli-

sion. It should be noted that a

young woman who was texting

while driving drove the oncoming

car. Julie had several broken bones in her left arm and right

leg. She also had two broken ver-

tebrae and ribs. She has a herniat-

ed tibias muscle in her right leg,

and was in the hospital for a

month. She couldn’t even walk

until the following January, and

has had 8 months of physical

therapy. By June of 2013 she told

Les that she wanted to get back

into bowling, a sport she only

learned since marrying Les 15

years ago.

However, in addition to residual

issues, her fingers on her right

hand are almost straight. Shewent to Tom Laskow to find and

drill equipment to help her return

to the sport. He drilled up an 8-

pound ball and worked with Julie

to take “baby steps.” Over two

years he gradually increased her

ball weight to the 14-pound that

she uses now. Laskow also drilled

her ball to make it hook. He said,

“This makes her feat even more

impressive now.” Julie says that

people are not always aware that

a trained ball fitter can work with

injuries and physical limitations.

Perhaps the best thing about

Julie’s big night was beating

Les’s series. The worst thingabout the accident, Julie said, “Is

having to get rid of my motorcy-

cle. I just can’t risk it (injury to

her leg).” She has reached her

goal of a 160 average, and the

600 series. She would like to next

post a 250 game. Julie and Les

live in Hackettstown .

In another first, Corey Smith,

25, saw his first 300, bowling in

the Friday Night Mixed League at

Rockaway Lanes. He admits to

being nervous on the last 3 shots.

To stay calm and focused, he

gave himself time to calm down.

“Most of the people kept bowl-ing. They didn’t stop to watch.

That would have made me more

nervous.” He enjoys a second

league at Oakwood Lanes. His

next goal is an 800 series, besting

his current high of 751. Corey

resides in Budd Lake with his

wife, JoAnne. He is the ware-

house manager at CSS Inc.

Edward A “Duke” Nicolian saw

his third sanctioned perfect game,

rolling in the Couples League he

posted scores of 224-300-255 for

a 779, close to his high of 782. He

was nervous in the tenth frame,

but he stayed focused by not wor-

rying about leaving a pin. He saidhe would just be happy with his

shot. He dedicated his latest

achievement to “My Dad,

Edward, who passed in 2012. He

was there for one of my 300s.”

Don’t forget April 11 and 12

come out to see or compete in the

PBA Regional Tournament at

Rockaway Lanes. Call 973-627-

5800 for more information and

pro-am squad times (April 10).

Also May 16: Who says there’s

no such thing as a free lunch?

Check this out. The Morris

County USBC WBA is hosting

the next county meeting on

Saturday May 16th at theHopatcong Civic Center, 32

Lakeside Boulevard, Hopatcong,

NJ. All attendees who are mem-

bers of the county women’s asso-

ciation will enjoy a free…yes

free…lunch after the meeting, but

they must attend the meeting

first, at 10 a.m. Reservations

must be made by May 5. For

more information contact director

Carol Chadwick at 973-398-

2198. See you there!

Sports Reporter Dan McDonough

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Jose Guzman 299 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Jose Guzman pitched a near perfect 299 game

en route to a 764 series and Peter Honan took the high series with a 789

on games of 288, 259 and 242 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League at Parkway Lanes.

David Cahoon rolled 278-751, Victor Padilla 268-729, Mike

Guglielmino 269-726, Jan Dul256-721, Kevin DeFrancesco 287-706,

Marc Osetec 246-695, Eddie Rojas 245-694, Joe Puccio Sr. 244-691,

and Bill Trongone 265-690.


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Michael Ramer 682HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Ramer paced the Garden State

Mixed firing games of 223-214-

245 for a high series of 682.

Raymond Perry rolled 267-654,

Doro Sperantzas 248-206-635,

and Rich Hardish 258-632.

Paul Harney 678HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul Harney

paced the scoring in the AtlanticCity Trios League firing games of

254-244 for a high series of 678.

Ryan Mench shot 201-251-216-

668, Andrew Bock 222-218-216-

656, and Ralph Doerfler 264.

John Syslo 658HOPELAWN, NJ – John Syslo

led the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League firing games

of 234-234 for a high series of

658.

Mike P. Kennelly shot 224-214-

615, K.C. Cabonilas 225, Kevin

Kennelly 221, and Barbara Aker 217.

In the Iselin AA League John

Morgan shot 212-217-617, Jason

Strogjn 237, Ed Kaminski 235,and Matt Perlman 224.

Dorien Soto 723HOPELAWN, NJ – Dorien Soto

led the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League firing games of


723.

Chris Herrick shot 204-247-238-

689, Paul Pogigoli 240-223-224-

687, and Michael Ramer 226-

241-664.

Al D’Alessandro 648HOPELAWN, NJ – AlD’Alessandro paced the scoring

in the Knights of Columbus

League firing games of 216-257

for a high series of 648.

Bill Dillon shot 207-225-215-

647, Dave Lacko 229-257-641,

and Nick Simone 247-202-629.

Basha Miller 236 HOPELAWN, NJ – Basha Miller

rolled 236, David Siegler 208, and

Ted Yeung 203 in the NJ Turnpike

League.

Kyle Jannuzzi shot 259-223-642,

Rollin E. Ball 218-227-636, and

Dena L. Phillips 200-235-600 in

the Thursday Nite Mixed League.

Scott Akalewicz 652HOPELAWN, NJ – Scott

Akalewicz paced the scoring in

the La Buona Pizza League firing

games of 205-235-212 for a high

series of 652.

John Baginsky rolled 245-632,

Dan DeBenedetto 217-205-208-

630, and Frank Viverito 201-227-

620.

In the Tuesday Nite Mixed

League Stephanie Hoff shot 168-

184-166, Carole Morgan 183, and

Char Martino 172-190.

Ted Yeung 646

HOPELAWN, NJ – Ted Yeungrolled 234-220-646, Tom Aitken

196, and Joyce Ellison 192 in the

NJ Turnpike League.

Rita Fedor led the Wednesday

Early Birds with a high game of

229, followed by Char Martino

with 206.

In the Merck League Andrew

Siarkiewicz shot 223-218-622,

Mike Eglesia and Kevin Bovaird

226, and Pete Siarkieweicz 216.

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANESFrank Mirabile 715CORAM, NY – Frank Mirabile led the scoring in the Monday Toss Ups

League firing games of 236-216-236 for a high series of 715.

Glenn D’Addario rolled 277, and Rachel Walczyk 262.

Joe Romanski 703CORAM, NY – Joe Romanski rolled 255-224-224-703, and Bill

Hennington 247 in the Wednesday Night Live League.

Barry Kopekoff 696 CORAM, NY – Barry Kopekoff topped the scoring in the Friday AM

Seniors League firing games of 255-204-237 for a high series of 696.

Frank Hardina shot 249-214-206-669, Jack Nuccio 247, MarieBowman 175, Joyce Glaser 173, and Linda Perotta 164.

Charlie Lamm 244CORAM, NY – Charlie Lamm rolled 244, Jow Luti 235, Ron Bonomo

226, and Rich Sciortino 225 in the Friday Afternoon Seniors League.

In the Rolling Thunder Juniors League Dan McCoy rolled 205, Nicole

Letich 184, and Meaghan Linbrunner 173.

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Anthony Bascone 772HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony

Bascone topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

blasting games of 276-238-258 for

a high series of772.

Bill Daunno rolled 235-248-268-

751, Tony Tomondong 266-268-

202-736, John Piosko 267-247-

711, Glenn Mohr 235-258-211-

704, and Jonathan Sevilla 246-

256-201-703.

Glenn Mohr 746 HOPELAWN, NJ- Glenn Mohr

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League blasting games

of 289-266-191 for a high 746 set.

Brandon Cutrupi rolled 245-223-

268-736, Greg Wojtanoski 227-

246-259-732, Michael Huscha

236-221-255-712, and Shaune

Henry 225-225-245-695.

Joe Defini 741HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Defini led

the scoring in the Atlantic City

Trios League firing games of 218-


Paul Harney shot 205-258-248-711, Justin Munice 227-254-670,

and Ryan mench 218-207-620.

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"Success is going from failure to failure

without loss of enthusiasm."

– Winston Churchill


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AT FARMINGDALE LANES Chris Navarro 277 Tops

Stan Niemiec Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

OAKLAND, NJ - Perhaps the most popular venue for the Stan Niemiec

Youth Travel League keglers is Holiday Bowl, justifiably considered

“bowler-friendly”. In this last visit of the season there, the talented young

players lit up the telescores with a deluge of fifty-three deuces and sixteen

“600s” which included four “700s” and three “650s”. Leading the

onslaught of the plastic-sticks was Bergen Arts & Science junior Chris

Navarro. The southpaw blitzed the pin decks with a stellar triple deuce

238-226-277-741, leading a torrid Lodi quartet to an impressive 3044-

2924 five of seven points against high-scoring North Arlington.

Other “200s” for the victors were Steve Kropilak 215, Nick Ferrante 211

and Louis Ferrante 205. North Arlington anchor Jordan Lopez delivered

three power scores of 224-246-238-708 to lift his twenty-seven game aver-

age to 215. Also rolling well were Chris Liloia 206, Haley Hassan 197-190

and Donovan Battistus 193.

Tappan Zee freshman Matt Russell exploded with games of 279-265 as

part of his 721 set, Michaella Raab had three strong over average games

and teammates’ Henry Tipping and Joseph Mahoney added singles of 223

and 210 respectively as Montvale outslugged Bowler City III, 3004-2903

in yet another high-scoring affair.

Firing deuces1 for BC III were Nathan Tombo 213-201-603, Dana-

Marie Laloo 207, Derek Lewandowski 204 and Tiffany Sucero 202. In one

of the two nail-biter matches, Boonton stopped first place Bowler City I,

2907-2882, taking five of seven points. Figuring the lanes out after a

below average opener, Montville senior Karl Kattermann battered the

plastic-coats with games of 269-253-693 in powering the Boonton team.

Adding “200s” for the winners were Peter Hancock 217, Sean McGuire

202 and Drew Gille 200. Posting a flurry of deuces for BC I were JamesKane 236-614, Kristen Kane 225-210, Janina Santoro 221 and Trevor

Savoye 200.

In the other tightly contested face-off, Bowler City II edged past T-Bowl,

3041-2990 to come away with five points. Powering the offense was lefty

Matt Burzynski 247-225-245-717 with help from Arielle Wallace 205-

194, Emily Young 201 and Matthew Ramos 196. T-Bowl brightened the

leaderboard with strong threesomes from Matt Morris 254-244-668 and

Josh Spiegel 248-213-637. Holiday I recorded a superb 2491, the session’s

best net, fashioning it with four 600s,Ryan McGuire 253-225-663, David

Neil 244-206-618, Nick Cilento 205-201-605 and Frank Magyar 214-605

in shutting out Fair Lawn, 2953-2759. Deuces for the latter included

Madison Perry 245, Nick Greco 225 and Tyler Nappi 203.

A sizzling Holiday II squad gained seven points from the vacancy

behind Al Chamberlain 224-632, Wade Chamberlain 222-205-612 and Joe

Malyack 215-609.

Mike McCarthy 792FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

McCarthy topped the scoring in

the Friday Late Mixed League

firing games of 289-268-235 for

a high series of 792.

Howie Delman rolled 248-262-

246-756, Evan Myers 259-244-

698, Tom Kirchner 268-244-685,

and Steve Brandt 244-235-679,

and Wingo Hom 244-236-672.

Nathaniel Fuller 763FARMINGDALE, NY – Nathaniel

Fuller topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing

games of 247-279-237 for a high

series of 763.

Barry Kadane shot 246-227-278-

751, George Tinch 254-242-239-

735, Richard Bambara 288-225-717,

and Tyrone Page 225-238-245-708.

Laura Cestra 730FARMINGDALE, NY – Laura

Cestra led the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League fir-

ing games of 265-264 for a high

series of 730.

Rob Bucking shot 265-264-712,

Danny Riccobonno 216-226-267-

709, Ralph Ehrlich 224-227-234-

685, Bert Messina 253-651, and

Dan Leddy 259.

Michael Berardino 723FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Berardino led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League fir-


series of 723.

Kerrick Jones rolled 248-699, Lou

Serafini 257-691, Greg Herzing

246-227-672, and George Tinch

246-218-670.

Russell Kielawa 722FARMINGDALE, NY – Russell

Kielawa led the scoring in theMonday Night Fourplay League fir-


series of 722.

Joey Kurdziel rolled 266-697,

Michael Martin 246-246-6773,

Brian Famighetti 265-208-663, and

Michael Larberg 267-653.

Louis Gravino rolled 197, Daniel

Gangale 177, and Tina Gangale and

Dawn Ruland 170 in the Sunday

Adult/Junior League.

Michael Sodano 719FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Sodano led the Thursday 3-Man

League firing games of 212-256-251

for ah igh series of 719.

Bob Gelfant shot 277-217-214-708,

Larry Straus 244-241-676, and

Louis Getzelman 234-206-236-676.

In the Wednesday Party League

Alex Gordon shot 227, Brian

Siemers 222-220, Nick Fazzolare

219-216, and Sal Raucci 217. David Crane 707 FARMINGDALE, NY – David

Crane led the scoring in the Tuesday

Nite Owls League firing games of

204-235-268 for a high series of 707.

Joe Angelone shot 247-236-651,

Chris Norton 258-249-652, Earl

Condit 263-209-643, and Thomas

O’Malley 264-200-635.

Mike Bagnato 699FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Bagnato led the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League fir-

ing games of 204-226-269 for a high

series of 699.

Robert Frief shot 244-202-239-644,

and Scott Serrao 247.

Tony Caridi 699FARMINGDALE, NY – Tony

Caridi led the scoring in the Friday

Late Mixed League firing games of


Wingo Hom rolled 255-220-688,

Sunil Kochar 250, Rob Larsen 246,

and Lou Getzelman 235-235-659.

Robert Grief 658FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Grief led the scoring in the Thursday

Good Timers League firing games of


Dale Alberino rolled 246-226-654,

Frank Berardino 236, and Mike

Herman 219.In the Henry Schein League

Michael Howard shot 230, Warren

Roach 226, Denise Sternbach 224,

and Rich Dwyer 222.

Rich Dwyer 645FARMINGDALE, NY – Rich

Dwyer rolled 205-234-206-645,

Dan Coll 230, Kevin

O’Shaughnessy 213, and Felipe

Arroyave 203 in the Henry Schein

League.

Nick Butera 647 FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick

Butera led the scoring in the Sunday

Early Mixed League firing games of


George Mazzocchi rolled 244-217-

642, Rainer Latteier 247-216-640,

and Wayne Embleton 200-214-203-

617.

Samantah Ng rolled 219, Diamond

Hunter 212, Amanda Delisi 205,

Emily Dean 200, Matthew Ferrara192, and Jake Diamond 191 in the

Saturday St. Martin Major League.

Eric Vazquez 245FARMINGDALE, NY – In the

Wednesday Party League Eric

Vazquez rolled 245, Sal Raucci 242,

Mike Ellendorf 235, Mike Marrazzo

224, and Brian Siemers 223.

Frank Berardino 225FARMINGDALE, NY – Frank

Berardino rolled 225, Frank

Napolitano 193, Ed Mencareli 180,

and Pat Berardino 171 in the

Monday AM Seniors League.

In the Tuesday AM Ladies League

Vickie Rich shot 199, Mary

Jacobson 192, Margaret Kalenborn

189, and Suzanne Katz 284.

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Monday Night Trios: Chris

Ferrara 299-779, Steve Leach 279,

Ray LaCatena 279, Ray Catacutan

279, Sharon Marcellaro 278,

Linda Rose 226, John Montagna

790, Jen Houseward 710, Jessica

Calabrese 702, Andy Argumedo

783, Lauren Sohmer 698.

Monday SunMix: Terry Tomos

269, Lauren Pietrowicz 267,

Michael Laspada 255, GinaVandenhenden 255, Marquis Byrd

245.

Wednesday Night Live: Keith

McLeod 266, Kenny Morales 247,

Tom Folusiak 244.

Friday Night G&L: Jason

Fistunenko 286, Mike Rochinski

279, John Seoane 279, Carole

DeGroot 279, Joely Jackowitz

268, Denise Titus 267, Donna

Bagarazzi 267.

Jim Carey 765ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Carey topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Late Men’s League

firing games of 237-269-259 for a

high series of 765.

Bill Latham rolled 289-225-696,

Ralph Carollo 278-221-692, Joe

LaSpina 267-686, and Joe Mazza

226-229-223-678.

Willie Fessler 757

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Willie Fessler topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Night Mixed



George Stephens, Sr. rolled 256-

254-722, Pat Zenker 248-246-721,

Terry Boyle 269-231-703, and

Ray Brooks 2782-35-700.

Jeff Esko 757 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jeff Esko topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing games of 278-233-246 for a

high series of 757.

Al Grossman rolled 258-256-

727, Paul Centineo 203-233-279-

715, Antonio Flores 277, Ken

Bruce 265, and Steven Friedman

259.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Linda Walsh rolled 204,

Abby Ginsburg 202, Remee

Mallay 198, Linda Ellison 196,

and Susan Randel 190.

Tarik Zephrine 740ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tarik Zephrine topped the scoring

in the Saturday Scholarship

League firing games of 247-224-


Jahnia Phillips rolled 216-250-

268-734, Alexander Villardi 257-

222-216-695, Matthew Schultz 258,Robert Wright 233-237-223-693,

and Xavier Alexander 242-632.

Anthony Phillips 708ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Anthony Phillips paced the scor-

ing in the Sunday Night Mixed



Alan Ip shot 221-222-228-671,

Robert Picard 237-212-214-663,

Julio Zambrano 248, and James

Nolan 245.

James Nolan 763ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

James Nolan topped the Sunday

Night Mixed firing games of 279-


Robert Picard shot 234-234-214-

682, Ray Williams 258-201-648,

and Rob Isler 247-205-632.

Mike Desmond 694ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mike Desmond led the scoring in

the Wednesday Senior DoublesLeague rolling games of 264-225


Stan Rosadio shot 278-658, Alex

Bogolusky 252, Jerry George 249,

and John Khantzain 246.

Jair Brooks-Davis 693ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jair Brooks-Davis topped the

Saturday Scholarship League fir-

ing 266-246 for a high 693 set.

Robert Barber rolled 277-215-

688, Tarik Zephrine 235-225-636,

and Xavier Alexander 235.

Alex Bogolusky 689ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alex Bogolusky led the scoring inthe Wednesday Senior Doubles

League firigng games of 269-226


Charlie Johnson rolled 268-212-

672, Richie Franklin 246-244-

668, and John Marino 246-204-

629.

Patrice Nolan 667 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Patrice Nolan led the scoring in

the Tuesday Rockville Ladies



Vicky Lockwood rolled 230-209-

631, Kathy Andrews 234-200-

618, and Gloria Belmonte 245-

609. Lori Flacks 663ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In

the Tuesday Koffee Kats League

Lori Flacks shot 268-202-663,

Laurie Bettineschi 243-634,

Sondra Crummell 215-203, Gina

Hill 196, and Adrienne Lupo 192.

Dawn Waldorf rolled 201,

Jeannie Polacco 198, Lisa Norris

196, and Linda Walsh 187 in the

Monday Ladies Classic League.

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AT LODI LANES AT JIB LANES Brett Lee 784FLUSHING, NY – Brett Lee

topped the scoring in the Friends

and Family League blasting games

of 227-279-278 for a high series of

784.

Bobby Fox, Sr. rolled 258-267-

234-759, Joseph Barrjios 246-

242-229-717, Bill Gantt 245-229-

218-692, Brett Mosley 215-220-

255-690, Showtime Hanley 267-

247-690, Kathy Taylor 236-209-244-689, and Kayla Ankelmann

236-244-204-684.

Joe Kurdziel, Jr. 776 FLUSHING, NY – Joe Kurdziel,

Jr. led the scoring in the Ted Guy

Classic League firing games of

299-221-256 for a high 776 series.

Tom Handley rolled 256-248-

267-771, Janet Flowers 288-214-

245-747, Eric Flack 225-210-299-

734, and Charles Barber 279-208-

246-733.

Abdul Sulley 769FLUSHING, NY – Abdul Sulley

led the scoring in the Bricktown

Too League firing games of 288-


Arthur Broadbelt shot 216-257-

228-701, Dave Siegenthal 225-

253-206-684, and Craig Bowden

215-255-212-682.

Nick Monroe 764FLUSHING, NY – Nick Monroe

topped the scoring in the Midweek

Mixers League firing games of


764.

Craig Bowden rolled 277-228-

243-748, Tony Singh 235-249-

259-743, Michael Mooney 243-

215-279-737, and Jay Reddy 237-

258-207-702.


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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Mike Diamond 723MADISON, NJ - Mike Diamond

topped the Martinelli Friday Classic

blasting a 255 game for a 723 set.

Tommy Magers rolled 268-710, Steve

Glunk 256, Jon Shepherd 686, Patty

Hanlein 237, and Ellen Moore 225.

Dave Hanft 710MADISON, NJ – Dave Hanft led the

scoring in the Tuesday 400 Doubles

League firing a high game of 267 and

a high series of 710. Dan Pridham

rolled 227, and Bob Hannon 226.

In the Diggers Bantam/Prep League

Damian Nieves shot 182, Rachel

Rieger 161, Colin Fagan 151, and

Leon Sarkissian 145.

Victor Pitra 707 MADISON, NJ – Victor Pitra led the

Livingston Business Men firing a high

game of 279 and a high series of 707.

Frank Catanzar hit 269, Bob Hannon

265, Woody Wheeler 698, and Pam

Burlew 171.

Steve Errichetti 299MADISON, NJ – Steve Errichetti

topped the scoring in the CMIL

League firing a high game of 299 and


Jennifer Drury rolled 221-614.

Russ Kyzima 742MADISON, NJ – Russ Kyzima led

the scoring in the Pat Martinelli Friday

Classic League firing a high game of

278 and a high series of 742.

John Manganiello rolled 265-670,

Trevor Bogert 259-697, Mark

Gorgodian 259, Patty Hanlein 246-

675, Ellen Moore 234, and Laura

Russo 231.

Frank Fillimon 268MADISON, NJ – Frank Fillimon led

the scoring in the Tuesday 400

Doubles League firing a high game of

268.

Dan Pridham rolled 245, Bob

Hannon 235, and Joseph Mazzrese

622.

Trevor Bogert 279MADISON, NJ – Trevor Bogert rolled

a high 279 in the Wednesday Trio .

Bryan Katz rolled 267, Dave Krivak

266-735, Ben Geffken 694, Sally

Lauderdale 211, Lee Ann O’Donnell

203, and Dawn Gammon 201.

In the Pharma Plus League AJ Clark

shot 223, Joe Paino 218, Scott Harnish

213, and Christine Leck 201.

Emma Stiner 274MADISON, NJ – Emma Stiner

topped the Diggers Junior/Major

League firing a high game of 274.

Michael Neiman rolled 229, Rebecca

Bednarik 222, Lauren Potedin 221.

In the Diggers Bantam/Prep Rachel

Rigger shot 156, Mike Piccola 155,

Colin Fagan 146, Damian Nieves 145.

In the Reed League Shawn Johnson

rolled 229, Pete Timony 213, Margot

Cronin 208, and Robert Goldberg 204.

In the Diggers Bantam/Prep League

Leon Sarkissian shot 152, Damian

Nieves 151, and Mike Piccola 142.

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AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES Steve DeMaria 814STATEN ISLAND, NY – Steve

DeMaria topped the scoring in the

RCAL/McGuire Men’s League

blasting games of 279-256-279 for


Mike Ponsiglione shot 244-299-

268-811, Tom Farina 256-248-

738, Larry Hess 266-727, Robert

Jew 255-714, Frank Pratt 246-

249-709, and Phil Cannucci 256-

267-704.In another session Steve Keller

shot 266-248-714, Kevin Melf i, Jr.

278-707, and John Musco, Sr.

269-695.

Jay Todaro 687 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jay

Todaro paced the scoring in the

Cartel Electric Fun League firing a

high game of 279 and a high series

of 687.

Bob Jacobson rolled 674,

William Keirnan 269-671, and

Ann Renee Denora 210-210-603.

In the OLSS League Jennifer

Conti rolled 233, Kari Cialino

224, Laura Guidice 205, and

Grace Azzenza 202.

Bob Coogan 299,

Ryan Friend 786 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ryan

Friend topped the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 248-249-289 for a

high series of 786 but it was Bob

Coogan taking the high game

spotlight with his 299 in a 718 set.

Brian Daluise, Sr. rolled 257-

258-738, Joe Gentile 246-268-

736, and Red Baranello 258-260-741.

Al Felline 701STATEN ISLAND, NY – Al

Feline led the Senior Men’s firing


Don Schwed shot 245-235-672,

Angel Garcia 210-279-669,

Danny Manzella 223, and Richie

Taeschner 202-216.

Allison Sheierer rolled 225-608

in the Cartel Electric Fun League.

In the Tuesday Early Birds

League Anne Marie Rubilotta shot

224-226-639, Joanne Soto 212-

212-606, Laura Haring 202-232-

604, and Michele Spaan 202.


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Spanish American: Jose Acevedo 256-642, Manuel Matias 245-639, Tyrone Waal 228, Lynne

Coleman 232-644, Henry Alveraez 290-714.

Sunday Adult Jr.: Jim Testa 259-655, Laura Porretta 146-398, Haley Testa 105-258, Joseph

Porretta 240.

Monday Early Birds: James Stiles 243-663, Ed Hardy 202-593, Tina Richardson 214-569, Leann

Chervskik 157-439, Ray Skovonsky 225-611, Jennifer Eckels 177-454.

County Tuesday Night: Julio Soto 289-734, Walt Worman 287-705, Nichole Opsasnick 268-723,

Linda Barber 189-529, Paul Sheil 280-774, Lynne Coleman 257-658.

Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 201-514, Andy Romo 200-584, Violet Indyk 220-514, Dolore Webb

170-458, Beth Williams 160-432.

Fox Hills Seniors: Manuel Matias 247-643, Dennis Foley 244-580, Helen Loverro 171-448, Peal

Traub Johnson 165-405.

Rockaway Women:Valeir Schrech 215-477, Tammy Baldwin 211-564, Susan Chillemi 192, Colleen Boyd

178.

Put Togethers: Fred Driver 212-527, Matt Trimmer 200, Amy Caselli 177-480.

Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 283-829, Jim Westergard 279-672, Joyce Hulbert 245-617,

Joan Rauh 201.

Nor Bu: Glen Boyd 256-game - Charles Wright 234-636 - Jon Klejmont 233 game, Stacey Titus 234-

672, Maryann Abasto 216-621.

Thursday Night Mixed: Bill Vamos 268-743, Nick Westergaard 267-735, Maria Jankovitz 223-543,

Nidia Haneveld 215-618.

Thursday Night Foursomes: PJ Adams 258-694, John Finno 245-644, Martel Ellis 245-634,

Maraynn Abasto 221-602.

Lucky Strikers: Jacob Paniconi 74-184.

Dover High School: Renzo Ruiz 135-325, Yohan Lopez 164-403.

Ball Busters: Daniel Magnatto 274-748, Brandon Skwestel 243-649, Jack Cool 236-633.

Monday Rec: Ricky Rodriguez 130-220, Caroline Cote 111-201.

Weekend Warriors: Joe Day 139-393.

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