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Erick Kerekes Blasted 299-788

At Majestic Lanes

Dave Merrill Rolled 300

At Plaza Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ Erick

Kerekes beat the competition

rolling in the Atlantic City Trios

League at Majestic Lanes when he

posted a near perfect 299 game to

highlight a 788 set earned by

adding 256 and 233 games..

Andrew Bock rolled 243-24

655 followed by Paul Harney wi

258-206-652, Joe Defini 219-21

614, and Bill Bock turned in a 25

game.

FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Agosta and Tony Caridi each bal-

sted a 300 game competing in the

Friday Late Mixed League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

John Lennon rolled 267-24

698, Howie Delman and Mik

Forman 248, Rob Larsen an

Junior Pascual 247, and Ren

Costello 241.

Mike Agosta, Tony Caridi 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

LOS ANGELES In one of the highest scoring

televised Baker format doubles title matches in

PBA history, comedian and podcast innovator Chris

Hardwick and 14-time Tour winner Chris Barnes

defeated actor/comedian Kevin Hart and four-time

PBA Tour titlist Bill ONeill, 270-267, to win the

5th annual Chris Paul PBA League All-Stars tour-

nament aired on ESPN from Lucky Strike L A Live.

Hardwick and Barnes combined for the last nine

strikes in the title match to edge Hart and ONeillfor the win. ONeill could have sewn up the match

with a strike on the second ball in the 10th frame

but left a 10 pin.

This has to be the best celebrity tournament

ever, said Hardwick, who is the son of PBA Hall

of Famer Billy Hardwick. I was excited just

watching it, much less bowling in it.

They were kicking our butts at first and my

mindset was to just not get slaughtered, added

Hardwick. But Chris (Barnes) kept me pumped up

and said weve got a long way to go in the match.

I have to admit that the pressure of that match

got me a little fatigued, but looking back at it that

may have helped because being a little tired forced

me to relax and not over think it.

Barnes, one of six PBA triple-crown winners,

struck on all of his shots including all three in the

10th frame to win the match.

We had our hands full with those guys, Barnes

said of the Hart/ONeill team. They got off to a

fast start with the first three strikes, but we didnt

let them get too far away (Barnes and Hardwick

started spare-strike-spare). I reminded Chris

(Hardwick) that there was a long way to go in the

match and anything could happen to turn it around.

He threw some clutch strikes in the fifth, seventh

and ninth to keep the string going.

The 2013 fundraiser, benefitting Pauls CP3

Foundation, returned to a doubles format and show-

cased several owners and players in the new PBA

League. Other Tour players competing in additionto Barnes and ONeill were reigning Player of the

Year Sean Rash, five-time Tour winner Jason

Belmonte, PBA Hall of Famer Norm Duke, four-

time Tour titlist Mike Fagan, three-time Tour win-

ner Osku Palermaa, and two-time PBA regional

winner Missy Parkin.

In addition to Paul, Hardwick and Hart, other

PBA League owners represented were former NFL

All-Pro receiver Terrell Owens, Pittsburgh Steelers

linebacker LaMarr Woodley, and actor Jesse

Williams. Other celebrities competing were Pauls

Clippers teammate Blake Griffin and former NBA

star and ESPN analyst Jalen Rose.

Competition began with two Baker doubles elim-

ination rounds of four doubles teams each with the

highest-scoring team in each bracket advancing to

the championship match. The Baker format

requires the pro and celebrity to alternate frames in

each game.

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MADISON, NJ In the CMIL

League Dave Merrill dominated

the leader board rolling a 300

game on his way to a 788 set and

Jennifer Drury led the women

with a 226 game to highlight h

627 series.

In the Plaza Ladies League Cind

Heinemeyer rolled 208, Elain

Wilson 190, and Jane Inch 183.

OAKLAND, NJ Jim Hosier

burned the boards torching an 826

series highlighted by a 299 game

and added a 278 and 249 to lead all

bowlers rolling in the Sal Marino

Classic League at Holiday Bowl.

Jack Prins blasted 279-266-

247-792 followed by Mike

Kenney with 289-243-768, To

Settembrino 258-256-749, Glen

Griffiths 267-257-749, E

Canavan 2682-68-737, Jim Dem

299-733, Harry Scheck 278-72

Walt Sacharow 259-719, Dav

Cahoon 256-706, Joey Lavecch

253-703, and Joe Cotton 248-69

WOOD PARK, NJ - Nick

Lardieri lashed his second 300

game on his way to a nice 762

series while rolling in the Friday

Majors Bowling League at

Parkway Lanes.

David Herman took high serieshonors posting a 267-279-258-804

set followed closely by Chuc

Trimblett tallying a 269-277-25

803, all were on top of the

games.

Mike Salfino Bowled 265-77

Stephen Aiello 277-753, Ke

Kokobosky 259-746, and Mike DNichillo 266-735.

Jim Hosier 826 at Holiday Bowl

Herman 804,Trimblett 803

Lardieri 300 at Parkway Lanes

Hardwick and Barnes Team Up to Win

Chris Paul PBA League All-StarsBy Jerry Schneider - PBA


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2 SPORTS REPORTER February 13 - 19, 201

Kevin Macchia, Colette Malyack

Top Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

BOONTON, NJ 01-13-13 - It took just a few frames to realize th

Stan Niemiec youth bowlers were exposed to advantageous scoring

conditions at Boonton Lanes. By the time the last plastic-sticks fell,

there were two 700s, four 650s, three 600s to go along with

four 250s, five 240s, five 230s and eighteen other deuces.

Holiday II opened with a season best 903 scratch that would have

been higher had anchor Kevin Macchia, having entered the eighth

frame with a seven-bagger, not inexplicably bounced his next deliv-

ery off his ankle into the channel. Talk about youthful resiliency,

Kevin withstood the subsequent pain to convert the spare and finish

with 246. By the time game two started, one would have wondered

Kevin had hurt his ankle at all as he proceeded to bury the pins for

267 on his way to a session high 714 set.amazing.

Meanwhile, his teammates contributed seven deuces: Colette

Malyack 246-251-205: 702, Joe Malyack 222-202-212: 636 and

Frank Olandesi 203 as Holiday II cruised past Bowler City IV whos

best was Nick Ferrante 222 and Greg Khan 207.

Rob Gilbert, Jr. knocked the pins silly with 228-211-258: 697 whilEric Grabusnik and Matt Trento posted 205 and 202 respectively, bu

Bowler City I dropped all three games to Bowler City II which

rapped out high team handicap game 1043 and fourth best set 2894.

Pacing the victors were Welmer Paguay 245: 619, Jonmikal Sepero

237: 618, Kyle Schellberg 237: 598 and Kristen Kane 187.

League-leading Boonton scored well enough to win most matches

but only managed to take the finale from upstart Bowler City III

which benefited from Nick Reyes 233-214: 618, Tiffany Sucero 213

203 and Arielle Wallace 178. Pacing the front-runners were Justin

Puchalski 245-235: 663, Karl Kattermann 236-235: 655, Pat Teshim

225 and Brian McGrath 182.

Steve Plaszky 216, Matt Myers 194, Hassan Izzard 189 and

Madison Perry 169 were enough to power Fair Lawn to a sweep of

shorthanded Montvale. Katie Didonato 210 and Matt Russell 191-

182 kept Montvale competitive. Holiday Is Brian Rizzi blitzed the

maples with 280, delivering his last ten strokes for strikes after an

opening 191 and closed with 215 for a 686 set; Frank Magyar addeda 244 and Lilly Sigona 175 as the team earned seven points from th

vacancy.

In the first round Hardwick, creator of the popular podcasts The

Nerdist and All-Star Celebrity Bowling, and Barnes, representing their

Silver Lake Atom Splitters team combined for a 199 game eliminatingRose and Fagan, representing the Motown Muscle (190), Owens and

Duke, representing the Dallas Strikers (186), and Williams and Rash

bowling for the BROOKLYN STyLES (143).

In the second round, Philadelphia area natives Hart and ONeill of the

Philadelphia Hitmen advanced to the title match by combining for a 218

outscoring Griffin and Parkin, representing Billie Jean Kings New York

WTT KingPins (189), Paul and Belmonte bowling for L.A. X (182), and

Woodley and Palermaa bowling for the Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits (177).

Between semifinal matches the celebrities participated in the one-ball

Super Clash elimination competition which was won by actor Quinton

Aaron, who played the role of Baltimore Ravens lineman Michael Oher

in The Blindside. Aaron struck on his seventh shot to edge tournament

host Paul who had a nine-count. Defending champion Williams was

eliminated in the fifth frame.

PBAContinued from page 1

THE STARS

AT STELTONHe's & She's

Mike Fuscoletti 299

Sunday Night Mix

Kenneth Walker Sr. 279

Tuesday AT & T

Pete Garcia 232

Wednesday AT & T

Joe Hendricks 276

Liz Pakosz 246

Thursday Night Men

Gary Wittmer 266

Keith Hayden 246

Danny Eremias 254

Tony Soletto Jr 258

Seniors

Frank LaBruzzo 166

Don OBrien 183

Franz Plate 203

Hes & Shes

Pete DiNizo 221

Marc Berko 222

Sunday Night Mix

Robert Rose 247

Phil Koszutinski 267

Boc Brown 247

Shonda Darden 218

MG & CC

Elaine Campion 163


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February 13 - 19, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER

Kevin Masick 715FARMINGDALE, NY Kevin

Masick led the scoring in theMonday Night Fourplay League

firing games of 279-256 for a high

series of 715.

Chris DePierro rolled 235-233-

649, Paul Baron 224-223-204-

651, Joey Kurdziel 229-226-640,

James Gallagher 241-239-631,

Kevin Kremler 237, and Linda

Stephanopoulos 233.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Al Noll rolled 190, Bill

Platania 185, Jerry Hoeler 181,

and Marguerite Lauri 170.

Meghan Wing 278-662FARMINGDALE, NY Meghan

Wing topped the competitionrolling in the St. Martins Major

League firing a high game of 278

and a high series of 662.

Kerri Delisi shot 235, Jonathan

Smalkin 217, Emily Dean 196-

189, Deanna Rosenberg 192,

Sammi Ng 189, and Nathan Smith

190.

Kameron ONeill shot 219,

Amanda Heme 210, Joseph

Napoli 197-194, and Jake

Diamond 178-175 in the St.

Martins Seniors League.

Brian Selwin 683FARMINGDALE, NY Brian

Selwin led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing ahigh game of 257 and a high series

of 683.

John Lennon and Rene Costrello

rolled 253, Tony Caridi 246-237,

Bob Starzec 243, Issy Medak 237,

Nick Crocitto 235, Neil Williams

and Patrick Scott 234, and Rob

Larsen 231-225.

Don Price 657FARMINGDALE, NY Do

Price paced the Tuesday NiOwls League firing games of 266

226 for a high series of 657.

Paul Constantinopoli shot 25

644, Rafael Santos 245, Ro

Larsen 232, Kenny Simon 22

Victor Cassano 227, Georg

Zandier 226-217, Pat Gregg 22

Deidre Scollins 218, Jennif

Karow 209, and Peg Casoria 20

Brian Meade 257FARMINGDALE, NY Bria

Meade led the competition in th

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

high game of 257.

Rianer Latteier shot 247-213, Jo

Giammarino, Jr. 235-233, JeremSchuster 235-225, Eric Tilton 23

Jonathan Knox 216, Joe Panareil

213, Alyssa Kennedy 223, and Jo

Veenzia 210.

In the Sunday Adult/Junio

League Jimmy Prince shot 206.

Otto Vitillo rolled 225, Greg

Thilborg 221-208, and Christoph

Penderga 216 in the Saturday PM

League.

Joe LiVolsi 652FARMINGDALE, NY Jo

LiVolsi led the Friday Sunshin

Kids firing 238-235 for a high 652

Jerry Keenan rolled 195, Jer

Hoeler 193, Bill Platania 192, an

Roe Heoler 182.In the Sunday Adult/Junio

Scholarship League Micha

Coaxley rolled 199, and Jam

Prince 191.

In the Saturday Junior Scholarsh

League Erin Galalgher shot 19

181, Kristie Testa 178, an

Elizabeth Simmons 176.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES

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OSIDE K OF CFor the Mens Joe Lupo shot a 280 game and a 655

series; Keith Massimillo came through with a 278

game and a 726, Billy Maxwell 268-665 series; Jason

Julian 261- 655, Mike Peppe threw a 258 game;

Elwood Verity 255-711 series; On the Womans end

we have Wendi Maxwell who shot a 215 game and

Heather Maxwell came through with a 210 game.

TUESDAY MENSJoe Mazza came through with a 286 game and a

700 series; Anthony Lubrano shot a 276 game and a

671 series; Raoul Vegosen 268-256-726; Eric

Paulson Jr. 267-257-731; Anthony Bruno 266-718;

John Hanlon 258, Jonathon Berghorn finished with a

689 series; Anthony DePace threw a 675 series;

Richie DiConza 653 and Scott Rufer finished with a

651 series.

RVC 4-MAN CLASSICDwight Flowers came through with a 300 game

and a 725 series; Jim Sabbagh followed with a 279-

253-727; Yosh Novichonek 277-690; Richie

Salcedo Jr. 259-257-753, Eddie McCree 257; Steve

Friedman bowled a 289 game and a 746 series;

Bruno Gerin shot a 279; Tim Swanson 269-692;

Jesus Peredes bowled a 258 game and a 688 series;

Tom Riccobono threw a 257 game; Pat Zencker shot

a 256 game and a 683 series; Brad Cammarano

came through with a 279 game and a 765 series;

Manny Espinosa bowled a 279 game also; Frank

Cimino shot a 259 game and a 732 series; Christian

Cabral and Ken Harrison both threw a 257 game;

Greg Matera shot a 254 game and a 710 series; Gary

Brown finished with a 696 series; Tommy Winchell

shot a 681 series; Pete Radioli came through with a729 series; Tim OBrien threw a 693 series; Bob

Thorne finished with a 680 series; Lou Cisario shot

a 677 series; Bob Schmid threw a 705 series; Jeremy

Slade bowled a 679 series and Bill Koste finished

with a 673 series.

ROCKVILLESLisa Newman came through with a 238 game;

Gloria Belmonte bowled a 236 game and a 617

series; Stacey Salomides followed with a 224 game

and a 587 series; Betty Ann Lescher threw a 213

game and a 594 series.

WEDNESDAY EARLY MENJerry Katz came through with a 277 game; Stan

Lane shot a 255 game and a 652 series; Dan

DiGirolomo finished with a 685 series; Jarvis

Skellington followed with a 668 series; Keith Manza

came through with a 667 series and Ben Gregoretti

finished with a 650 series.

WEDNESDAY MIXEDOn the Mens end we have John Howarth who shot

a 290 game and a 720 series; Kevin Sullivan came

through with a 279 game and a 660 series; Terry

Boyle shot a 267 game and a 736 series; Kyle

Webster threw a 267 game; Peter Tang bowled a 256

game; John Maglio threw a 256 game; Les Forrai

came through with a 255 game; Rich Laurita Jr. shot

a 253 game; Keith Benenatti bowled a 251 game and

a 727 series; Rob Benenatti shot a 661 series.

On the Womans side we have Dawn Laurita who

shot a 256 and a 232 game and a 664 series and

Eileen Rufer came through with a 223 game.

SUNDAY NIGHT MIXEDOn the Mens end we have Rich Rothmansky who

shot a 299 game and a 669 series; John Frank bowled

a 268 and a 257 game and a 738 series; Yosh

Novichonek came through with a 268 game and a 698series; Arthur OConnor threw a 267 game and a 698

series; Matthew Stanisic followed with a 265 and a

258 game and a 717 series; Anthony Phillips finished

with a 683 series and Pete Conway threw a 665 series;

On the Womans end we have Melissa Messite who

shot a 229 game and a 600 series; Michelle

Montigoris came through with a 225 game and a 602

series; Eleanor Cockett threw a 222 game and a 607

series; Betty Frank shot a 221 game and a 595 series

and Nancy Karish bowled 215 game and a 585 series.

TEMPLE AVODAHBret Zaccoli came through with a 279 game and a 738

series; Steve Klein shot a 268 game and a 721 series and

Andy Eisner threw a 258 game and a 667 series.

SUNDAY ADULT - JUNIORFor the Woman: Barbara Migliorino shot a 217 game.

For the Boys: Adam Malave shot a 277 game and a

685 series and Ramon Deleon Jr. bowled a 229 game

and a 662 series

For the Girls: Jenn Ackerman threw a 210 game and

a 527 series.

FRIDAY MIXEDOn the Mens end we have Dean Falconer who shot

a 277 game and a 757 series; Tony Depperman fol-

lowed with a 269 game and a 726 series; Chris

Lucchese followed with a 258 game; Tim OBrien

also bowled a 268 game but also shot a 679 series;

V.S. PAL

On the Boys end we have David Bruno who shot a266 game; On the Girls end we have Maria Lucente

who came through with a 222 game and a 575 series

and Danielle Cuomo with a 211 game and a 547

series.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright

Kelley Grippo Rolled 247-650 to

Spark Holy Angles to VictoryBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ - Kelley Grippo blasted 247: 650 and LeslSubaldo added 560 to lead top-ranked Holy Angels to the North Jersey Gir

Group II Sectional Title. The Angels came out of the gate with a tourname

best 978 and never looked back as they poured it on with 919-901. Warre

Hills closed with a huge 900 to overtake Paramus and earn a trip to the stat

finals as runner-up, despite having no individual qualifiers.

In a three-way battle for Group I, Mother Seton hung on to win its thir

straight Sectional Title by just fourteen pins over Dumont. The Huskie

down by twelve sticks to Westwood after two games, caught the Cardina

in the third games tenth frame, winning by two pins to join Mother Seto

in the state tournament on February 11th at Carolier Lanes. Pacing th

Setters was anchor Dominique Toro whose 562 qualified her for the stat

individual tourney to be held February 13th, also at Carolier.

In Group III, second-ranked Paramus Catholic couldnt get untracked and fin

ished third behind champion Northern Highlands and runner-up Hackensac

For the Comets, anchor Kelsey Sarro advanced to Carolier with 563.

Ridgewood was never threatened as it came through with solid scores o

870-876-857: 2603 to outdistance runner-up Immaculate Heart.

With thirty-seven schools in the competition, sixteen girls [there was a t

for fifteenth place] advanced to the state individual tournament.

The Sweet Sixteen: Laura Uzzell [Science Park] 258: 663, Lexus Lop

[Lyndhurst] 660, Brianna Boze [Summit] 652, Kelley Grippo [Holy Angel

247: 650, Amanda Santos [Memorial WNY] 247: 617, Giana Loy

[Vernon] 605, Yvette Gramignano [High Point] 592, Brittany Hova

[Paramus] 576, Sarah Rhodes [Sparta] 574, Lauren Pinkard [West Orang

569, Isabelle Neheh [Wayne Hills] 568, Kelsey Sarro [Hackensack] 56

Dominique Toro [Mother Seton] 562, Kristina Verbeke [Wayne Valley] 56

Kristen Greiner [Morris Knolls] and Leslie Subaldo [Holy Angels] 560.


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Dave Granitzki 280MADISON, NJ Dave Granitzki led the scoring in the Friday Classic League firing a

high game of 280.Anthony Parisi hit 278-709, Jennifer Drury 245, Ellen Moore 235, and Laura Russo

210, Mike Hanlein 278, Joe Parisi 708, and Joey Parisi 707.

Chris Minch 278MADISON, NJ In the CMIL League Chris Minch shot 278, Mitch Weinberg 747, and

Emily Evanko 238.

Scott Harwood and Dave Hanft shot 235, Donny Prisco 233, and Dan Pridham 624 in

the Tuesday 400 Doubles League.

Thomas Litland rolled 245-635, Tom Schneyer 237, Joe Marchese 236-652, and Jake

Bird 611 in the MC Police & Fire League.

Harry Franz 677MADISON, NJ Harry Franz paced the scoring in the Wednesday Trio League firing a

257 game for a high series of 677.Jimmy Granato shot 258-673, Jake Bird 247, Stephanie Rahn 235, and Lissette Tapane

210.

In the Pharma Plus League Dan Smith shot 233, Don Miller 224, Rita Gregory 220,

Ron Kaepernik 219, and Laura Russo 203.

Victor Pitra 667MADISON, NJ Victor Pitra led the scoring in the Livingston Business Mens League

firing a 268 game for a high series of 667.

Bob Russo shot 257-637, Loe Zotti 245, and Chris Sammond 629.

In the Monday Night Ladies League Alice Bednarik shot 202, Karin Sainato 187, and

Kitty Keating 183.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA


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Held at Ocean Lanes on January

19, 2013This tournament had two divi-

sions, one for the boys and one for

the girls.

The boys division was won by

the host team, Jackson Memorial,

bowling a team series of 2,437.

Jackson Memorial was never truly

challenged but second place Brick

Memorial bowled a 2,220 beating

both Howell Township and Toms

River North, each rolling a 2215

series. A similar situation

occurred on the girls side as Brick

Township dominated with a 2,395

followed by Manchester Township

at 2,115 for second and Howell

Township at 2,043 for third. BrickMemorial was fourth posting a

2,015.

The event featured some high

individual games and series. On

the boys side Chris Nicholsen of

Jackson Memorial won both the

high game with a 268 game and

the high series of 745 as well. In

the high game category Austin

Daddato of Brick Memorial had a245, followed by Mike Cassano of

Howell Township with 236.

Fourth was Mike Tedeschi of

Toms River North with a 222 and

fifth Tom Wolf of Manchester

Township with a 221 game.

In series following Chris

Nicholsens 745 set was Mike

Cassano of Howell Township with

a 644, Austin Dadato of Brick

Memorial with a 621. In fourth

place was Drew Seich of Jackson

Memorial followed by Mike

Tedeschi of Toms River North

with his 600 series.

The girls also had a double win-

ner as Vicky Spirio of BrickTownship rolled a 240 game and a

674 series. Following Vicky for

high game was Stephanie

Trempfer of Manchester Township

with a 237 followed by Misty

Downs of Brick Memorial with a

213, Jillian Olsen of Brick

Township with a 209 and Jenn

Schwartz of Howell Township

with a 204.High Series leader board was

dominated by Brick Township.

Following Vicky Spirios 674 for

Brick Township was Stephanie

Trempfer with a 644 for

Manchester Township but the next

three competitors were all on the

Brick Township team. Jillian

Olsen had a 576, Annalicia

Savvides had a 573 and Brianna

MacLeod had a 572.

February 13 - 19, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER

Adult Leagues

PBA Experience bowled on changing PBA lane conditions:

Tim Panek 255-627, Ken Yokobosy 248-659, Gary Malone 237, ScoVan Syckle 223, Rob Sperling 223, Brian Scott 219.

Thursday Nite Mixed:

Tim Panek 246-681, Jared Lopez 244-678, Paul Engallena 243, Joh

Sanroman 240, Nidia Haneveld 235-608, Lee Ann Mackin 223, Caro

Cerenzio 211, Dori Tingoli 202, Paul Engallena 268-693, Scott Strub

265, Nidia Haneveld 243-647.

Lake Hiawatha A.C.:

Rob Huff 288-662, TJ Gray 259, Joseph Albensi Jr. 256, Va

Thompson 245, Bill Karpack 237, Jack Safkan 226; Jared Lopez 25

683.

Morris Hills Mixed:

Sal Antoniello 185-476, Bob McClughan 171-480, Jay Taormina 16

491, Gerrie Taormina 190-392, Rosemary Muscolino 185-494, Caro

Walker 156-409.

Rockaway Mixed:

Fred Drier 209-595, Mike Svetik 176-491, Daryl Frank 177, Keri Ma

212, Michelle Halko 190, Amy Caselli 152.

Friday Nite Mens:

Ed Galuska 259, Heriberto Matias 247-670, Frank Grumka 245-59

James Stiles 242 game.

Friday Tri-Mixed:

Bob Olstead 279-702, Glen Malmstone 259-718; Darren Zarillo 22

game, Peter Furio 226 game, Kristina Arocho 276-739, Nidia Haneve

222, Keri May 216, Donna Sodano 211.

Spanish American Mixed:

Julio Soto 279-714; Manuel Matias 257-687, Jonathan Echevarr

245, Lynn Coleman; Julio Soto 268-675, Rober Soto 249, Edd

Acevedo 248.

Fox Hills Seniors:

Robert Forte 202-526, Rocco Rossi 197, Rich Martone 197-49

Helen Loverro 178-443, Bonnie Cohen 168-452, Marilyn Forte 154game.

Junior Leagues

Sizzlin Strikers:

Nicholas Thiese 149-381, Benjamin Cruz 122-330, Dante Garrid

174-172, Emma Thiese 155-432.

Weekend Warriors:

Carlyssa Leigh 167-472; Emma Wright 141-363.

Lucky Strikers:

Mark Howarth 101-276, James Gallagher 100 , James Taylor 83.

Ball Busters:

Jack Cook 230-684, Matthew Graner 228, Nick Westergaard 26

Thomas Kleczynski 233, Tyler 223, Ryan Ackerman 212, Hale

Paccione 164-477, Steph Sihlanick 145.

Monday Rec Program (2 games):

Ricky Rodriguez 109-218, Christopher Cavalie 108-212, Connor To98-176, Julia Signorelli 92-182, Jack Hartsuiker 92-166, Natalia To

87-151.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

WALLINGTON

LANES

By Gloria Volpe

The 20th Annual Jackson Memorial

High School Jaguar Bowling Tournament

G& L Friday Night Mixed

Jeff Leitner had the high game

of the night with his 278 and Mike

Rochinski and Andrea White were

right behind with 265, 242-718.

Joe Seipe had a nice 249, Frank

Nordt 248, Brian Creeley 247,

Brian Wellenheider 246, Derrick

Cuavers 242, Steve Nordt 238,

237, Mike Voorhees 237, Todd

Feinman 236, and Mrs. (Peaches)

Rock 232.

Public Safety

The two high games of the night

were shot by none other than

Kenny Lee with his 276, 257-730.

Tito Jackson bowled a 248 gamefollowed by Bill Ochiuzzo with

247, Billy Zika was on fire this

week with his 246, 241-659, and

John Colorado rolled a 246 game.

Thursday Early Mixed

Glenn Bonomo had game with

his 268, 234-686, Randy Murray

also had a good night and shot

258, 245-680, Joe Seiple 238,

Mike Rochinski 236, John

Manfredo 234, Jim Butcher 233,

Charles (Honey Jack) Jackson

233, Our own up and coming

bower has been on fire the last

couple of weeks Jose Corniel post-

ed a 224-625 this week. The ladies

had one super star in Super-SubSarah Chirchella with her 247

game.


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Anthony Serignese 680HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony Serignese

topped the scoring in the Academy MadnessLeague firing games of 242-252 for a high

series of 680.

Mike Dellamanna rolled 255-223-200-678,

Don Anione 226-235-651, and Mary Ellen

Oehler 256-222-659.

Rocco Fortunato 671HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato led the

scoring in the Family League firing games of

225-246-200 for a high series of 671.

Bob Nebus rolled 234-221-640, Dan Pawelek

202-243-639, Joe Bloodgood 204-202-222-

628, Anthony Angotti 221-233-621, Thomas

Kopko 220, Bobby Nebus 208, Steve Venito

247, paul Kopko 201-222, and Lynn Bloodgood

244.

John Kupsch 665HOPELAWN, NJ - John Kupsch led the scor-

ing in the Friends & Family League firing

games of 223-223 for a high series of 665.

Michael Peterson rolled 231-210-626, Vinnie

MIlazzo 203-213, and Wayne Torzilli 211.

Matt Cestone 662HOPELAWN, NJ Matt Cestone led the

scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 242-228 for

a high series of 662.

Bob Divilla shot 264-

209-624, Scott

Akalewicz 208-212-201-

621, Mike Piomelli 215-

227-611, Rollin E. Ball

224-611, and Kurt

Moszkowski 237.

Bill Dillon 659HOPELAWN, NJ

Bill Dillon led the scor-

ing in the Knights of

Columbus League firing

games of 223-227-209

for a high series of 659.

Cid Stentella shot 236-

605, Joe Britton 223,

Frank Grossi 245, and

Mike Kaminski 220.

In the Atlantic City

Trios League Bob

Joseph rolled 216-227-

637, Bill Bock 241-210-

637, Erick Kerekes 229-

237, AnthonyBicidomini 223-229,

John Krupinski 220,

Nick Antonucci 255, and

Paul Harney 215.

John Baginsky, Jr. 658HOPELAWN, NJ John Baginsky, Jr. led th

scoring in the LaBuona Pizza League firingames of 220-247 for a high series of 658.

Bob Stevens rolled 228-221-638, Joe Herb

222-226-633, Vinny Medvetz 231-201-611, an

Alicia Poythress 232.

Jose Medina 654HOPELAWN, NJ Jose Medina paced th

scoring in the Garden State Mixed League fi

ing games of 214-258 for a high series of 654

Chris Herrick shot 225-213-617, Barr

Bailey 211-611, Leigh Gerba 231, and Donn

Estok 220.

Matt Lombardo 652HOPELAWN, NJ Matt Lombardo led th

scoring in the Merck League firing games

238-224 for a high series of 652. Bob Zull

Sr. shot 201, Otto Rein 206, and Aggie Blessin

200.

Cid Stentella 673HOPELAWN, NJ Cid Stentella paced th

scoring in the Knights of Columbus League fi

ing games of 265-226 for a high series of 673

Anthony Cursi shot 218-213-630, Bill Dillo

243-604, Frank Grossi 215-203-603, and Mar

Makwinski 224.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

february 13 - 19, 2013 sports reporter

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