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HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony Ament

and Chris Tamayo each blasted a

300 game in the Middlesex County

Classic League at Majestic Lanes.

Tony also had high series shoot-

ing 253-300-259-812.

Ken Rask shot 246-628-288-802,

Patrick Plate 228-288-265-781,

Ken Horvath 269-248-248-765,

Tony Balletta 231-214-270-715,

Glenn Mohr 258-268-706, Andrew

Tripka 209-237-258-704, and

Cesar Galloza 245-215-233-694.

Tony Ament, Chris Tamayo 300

At Majestic Lanes

SHAWNEE, Okla. – In his first television appear-

ance, two-handed competitor Kyle Troup of

Taylorsville, N.C., sporting a throwback Afro hairdo

and Partridge Family bus-styled attire, won the PBA

Wolf Open in the opening event of the Oklahoma’s

Grand Casino Hotel & Resort PBA Summer Swing.

The first of five Summer Swing events conducted at

the Grand Event Center aired on CBS Sports

Network.

Proving the adage that the apple doesn’t fall from the

tree, the son of equally-flamboyant eight-time Tour

winner Guppy Troup, defeated 2014 PBA Rookie of

the Year Marshall Kent, 229-179, in a championship

match that featured two of PBA’s rising stars. In win-

ning, Troup and his dad became the fourth father-son

tandem in PBA history to win Tour titles.

“This is an unbelievable feeling,” said the 23 year-

old Troup. “It’s going to take a while for me to real-

ize it. “It’s a dream come true and it makes it all thatmuch better that my family was able to be here to be

a part of it.”

Troup, who qualified third for the stepladder finals

conducted on specially-installed lanes in the Grand

Event Center, was using an older technology urethane

ball to attack the 32-foot Wolf lane condition, the

shortest of the PBA’s “animal pattern” lane conditions.

“Anytime I can play the gutter and use urethane

that’s a game I like to play,” Troup said. “I could see

the other guys were having some trouble dealing with

the transition and eventually it was going to get ugly,

so I had confidence that using urethane and playing

outside would be a good combination to have to deal

with that. Today straighter is greater was the rule of

the day.”

After Troup qualified for the finals earlier in the

week at the nearby FireLake Bowling Center, Guppy,

Kyle’s mother Sherri and brother Tyler were able to

fly in from North Carolina to watch the finals telecast.

The win made the Troup’s the fourth father and son to

record a PBA Tour win. Eugene and Don McCune,

Pete and Dick Weber, and Jimmy and Don Johnson

were the previous father-son combinations to win titles.

That’s the toughest match I’ve ever been a part of

and I wasn’t even bowling in it,” Guppy Troup said.

“I was hanging on every shot, so I’m a wreck right

now. Maybe I’ll be less nervous the next time he

makes a show but right now I’m just beside myself –

it’s awesome.”

The stepladder began with two-time Tour winner

Andres Gomez of Colombia defeating 15-time Tour winner Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., in the

opening match, 215-195. Troup then beat Gomez in

the second match, 203-163, to advance to the semifi-

nal where he beat No. 2 qualifier five-time Tour win-

ner Bill O’Neill, 202-188, to advance to the title

match against Kent.

Kent was trying to win his second Tour title after

winning the Kingdom International Open in Saudi

Arabia in his rookie season. With his win, Troup

automatically qualified for the Grand Casino Resort

King of the Swing special event that will close the

Summer Swing.

Kyle Troup Wins PBA Wolf Open For First PBA Title

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tom Saitta found perfection

rolling a 300 game in the Monday

4-Man Classic League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

Mike Ramirez shot 239-235-259-

753, George Stephens, Jr. 258-749,

Mitchell Goolsby 268-259-744,

Tom Handley 257-237-235-729,

and Mike Frey 246-231-224-701.

Tom Saitta Pitched 300At Rockville Centre Lanes

Derek Gilbert Blasted 300-814

At Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Derek

Gilbert earned top honors in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets

League at Rab’s Country Lanes

blasting a 300 game then adding

games of 258 and 256 for the

meeting’s high series of 814.

Lillian Rivera shot 247-264-225-

716, Tom Farina 278-706, Rita

DiPietro 265-279-705, Steevn

Laskowski 267-703, Ross Gottlieb

255-246-693, and Don Schwed

248-674.

Rob Cahoon Hit 300, Shawn Aiello 805

At Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ – Rob Cahoon

blasted a 300 game contesting inthe Sal Marino Classic League at

Holiday Bowl. Shawn Aiello

rolled an impressive 805 set high-

lighted by games of 290 and 279.

Anthony Gaudio rolled a near per-

fect 298 game in his 782 set fol-

lowed by Andrew Davidowicztossibng 256-289-773, Frank

Disparti 277-758, Jim Demas 278-

258-747, and Jacob Solomon with

a 736 series.

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Nick

Westergaard threw twelve in a row

for a 300 game and finished with a

705 series rolling in the County

Tuesday Night League atRockaway Lanes.

Ryan Prevost posted a 279 in a

671, Lynne Coleman 290-713,

Sandy Turner 277-650, Linda

Barber 193-517, Regina Naluk

257-593, Dawn Andreano 214, Pat

Wilfong 210, Gene Pukas 256-672, and Walt Worman 255-697.

Nick Westergaard Slammed a 300

At Rockaway Lanes

PBA photo

Champion Kyle Troup with father Guppy Troup, mother Sherri Troup and brother Tyler Troup


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FLUSHING, NY – So Young

Chin, a 38 year old right hander

from Whitestone, NY, won her

first LIGBT title with an

impressive victory at JIB Lanes.

So Young earned the $1,000 top

prize by shoot ing a 248 handi-

cap game which was 22 pins

more than second place finish-

ers Tiffany Ocasio, Oceanside,

NY and Andrew Mienkiewicz,

Massapequa, NY both rolling a226 and earning $400 each.

Finishing in 4th place was

Eddie Cintron, Laurelton, NY,

with a 213 worth $250 and fifth

went to Lois Bramlette,

Laurelton, NY, with a 209 worth

$200. All 5 shootout finalists

were looking for their first

LIGBT title.

The 5-person shootout was

an exciting match. The lead

changed in almost every frame

as all of the competitors had at

least one open. Ed took the

early lead with a double, So

Young doubled in the middle of

the game, and Tiffany tripled atthe end to force So Young to

mark in the final frame. In

championship fashion So Young

tripled in the tenth to secure her

first title.

The JIB tournament drew a

wonderful city crowd of 103

entries, advanced 18 bowlers to

the finals, and paid out $3,330.The USBC Open

Championship pattern (38 feet)

was used resulting in moderate

scoring; the cut was 699 in the

1pm squad and 716 in the 3pm

squad. High series of the tour-

nament was shot by TiffanyOcasio, Oceanside, NY with an

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Pollio had a 289 and Jordan Marangelli a 279 in the opening game of the

Hankel League.

Marangelli threw high series as well a 728 to help Divas and Dudes

jump to fourth place in the standings . Mike Skillman led Purple Donuts

with second high series of the night, a 718 as the Purple Donuts staged

a great comeback late in the second game to win games two and three

and total wood for a 7-2 win over Mona Lisa Pizza.

Third high series went Pete Marino with a steady 702 and Carl

DeGaetano throwing his first 700 of the season (145 pins over average-

POA).

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In the Sophie Hendershot

Memorial Tournament that consists

of the 13th Annual Queens and 9th

Annual Princess events had

Jacqueline Wasniewski crowned

Queen and Amanda Angle princess

when the dust settled.

Queens top four qualifiers in the

stepladder roll-off posting qualify-

ing scores of JacquelineWasniewski, 1136, Michele

DeVries, 1126, Jennifer Dunklin,

1117 and Valarie Johannessen,

1083. For the Princess it was Carol

Scheu, 928, Amanda Angle, 924,

Tiffany Bender, 923 and Lesia

Kuziw, 923.

At the Queens roll-off, it was

Jennifer Dunklin 235 over Valarie

Johannessen’s 217, then Michele

DeVries’ 245 topped Jennifer

Dunklin’s 217. In the championship

round, Jacqueline Wasniewski edged

Michele DeVries, 214-200 for the

crown.

In the Princess division, TiffanyBender narrowly defeated Lesia

Kuziw, 185-182. Then Amanda Angle

posted a big 246 over Tiffany Bender’s

167. In the championship round,

Amanda Angle bested Carol Scheu,

191-167.

Jacqueline Wasniewski, Amanda Angle top the Sophie Hendershot Memorial Tournament

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Ed Graeff 770ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ed

Graeff topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League firing games of

256-279-235 for a high 770 series.

Mark Gralto hit 267-258-730,

Joe Lupo 245-244-699, Mike

Interrante 220-226-248-694, and

Keith Massimillo 237-237-673.

Bob Schmid 768ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bob Schmid topped the scoring in

the Monday 4-Man Classic

League firing games of 233-267-

268 for a high series of 768.

Sunil Kochar rolled 279-268-763,

Gary Robertson 268-256-731,

Glenn Smith 235-256-234-725,

and Mark Slade 279-237-724.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Linda Walsh rolled 214,

Anne Molloy 196, Kathy Fletcher

186, Mindy Myers 185, Susan

Randel 181, and Cherilyn

DePalma 180.

Ed Boremski 739

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – EdBoremski led the scoring in the

Custom Thumbz Doubles League

blasting games of 237-224-278 for

a high series of 739.

Chris Barbaro rolled 279-257-

737, Rich Boremski 299-253-731,

Lawrence Welfare 268-267-731,

Dave Goldman 257-246-706,

Richard Butt 268-695, and Paul

Circharo 250-224-692.

Stanley Rosadio 737 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Stanley Rosadio topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Doubles

League firing games of 236-266-


Ed Frontera shot 242-214-278-734, Alex Bogolusky 248-225-

225-698, Mike Desmond 247-

244-688, and Richie Franklin 253-

252-685.

John Maglio 727 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Maglio led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night League firing a

high game of 299 and a high series

of 727.

Don Railey hit 279, Terry Boyle

278-255-710, Salvatore Panzarella

247-245-700, John Laurita 256-

684, and George Stephens, Sr.

260-681.

James Nolan 719ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

James Nolan topped the scoring in

the Sunday Night Mixed League

blasting games of 257-236 for a

high series of 719.

Julio Zambrano shot 246-242-

712, Ray Wolff 246-238-222-706,

Peter Conway 248-247-708, and

Rich Rothmansky 230-225-667.

Barry Clare 718ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Barry Clare led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing a 265 game for a high 718.

Jeremy Stevens hit 258-237-710,

Bob Moskowitz 279, Glen Smith247-704, Keith Manza 246-693,

and Jerry Katz 237-244-212-693.

Frank Cimino 717 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Frank Cimino led the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed League firing

games of 279-254 for a high series

of717.

Steve Parkes rolled 254-225-690,

Bill Koste 236-231-680, Anthony

Cimino 238-235-676, and Phillip

Karfinkel 255-215-669.

Bill Stein 709ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bill Stein led the scoring in the

Temple Am-Echad Club League

firing games of 267-237 for a high

series of 709.

Steve Papier rolled 224-209-630, and

David Schuster 203-208-200-611.

John Moran 698ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Moran led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo League firing


of 698.

John LaBau, Jr. rolled 233-225,

Peter Micca 220, Matt Rizzo 217,

Jay Beller 216, and Tiffano Ocasio

216-207.

Gerald Fields 681ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Gerald Fields led the scoring in

the Thursday Senior Birds League

rolling games of 246-239 for a

high series of 681.

Charles Johnson rolled 265,

Jerival George 256-225, Ed

Frontera 247, and William Collier

and Harold McKinzie 235.

Kathy Andrews 641ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Kathy Andrews led the scoring in

the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League rolling games of 205-202-


Lisa Newman rolled 238, Vicky

Lockwood 224, Jane Beyer 210,Gloria Belmonte 207, and Anna

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Catapano led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds rolling games

of 299-233 for a high series of 747.

Curtis Brown shot 258-258-716,

Brian Beale 249-247-703, Frank

Berardino 247-226-659, and Bobby

Wilson 258-650.

Eddie Allen 751FARMINGDALE, NY – Eddie Allen

led the scoring in the Monday Night

Fourplay blasting 225-247-279-751.

Robert Kielawa shot 257-247-696,

Kevin Kremler 267-235-695,

Michael Larberg 257-236-682, and

Brendan Rini 258-218-668.

Kenny Simon 739FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenny

Simon topped the Tuesday Nite

Owls League firing games of 266-

248-225 for a high series of 739.

Joseph Kotwicz shot 266-675,

Robert Grieb 237, Tom Renda 236-

201-225-662, and Michael Markoski

232-204-633.

Mario Caramico 730

FARMINGDALE, NY – MarionCaramico led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League fir-

ing games of 288-237 for a high

series of 730.

Sal Alberino rolled 231-247-248-

726, Joseph Kelch 258-249-716, and

Mike Alvarez 266-235-710.

Sunil Kochar 730FARMINGDALE, NY – Sunil

Kochar led the scoring in the Friday

Late Mixed League rolling a 268

game for a high series of 730.

Mike Agosta shot 256-223-225-

704, Lou Getzelman 246-246-673,

Evan Myers 257-663, and Jackie

Carver 249-227-657.

Joshua Marino 728FARMINGDALE, NY – Joshua

Martino led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed rolling games

of 225-236-267 for a high 728 set.

Rich Fiorentino hit 225-255-236-

716, George Mazzocchi 211-235-650,

Anthony Cotter 247, Victor Nunez

242-626, and Nick Butera 227.

Robert Grieb 717 FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Grieb led the scoring in the Thursday

Good Timers rolling games of 246-


Bob Andrews rolled 253-246-717,

Dale Alberino 215-237-223-675,

and Mike Herman 222-215-623.

Paul Mule 674FARMINGDALE, NY – Paul Mule

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Jeff Gallo shot 257-253-673, Gary

Molnar 266, Hari Soedarmasto 259,

Matt Traina and Keith Davis 257.

Joe Camacho 666 FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

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Alfonse Visco hit 238-652, Tom

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221-204-217-642, Thomas Dorsey

216-206-201-623, and Tara Flapan

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Scott Serrao 657

Mike Herman 657 FARMINGDALE, NY – Scott

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a high series of 657 in the Thursday

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201-657, and Mike 244-222-657.

Joe Baumann rolled 246, and Mike

Bagnato and Cliff Dowdican 223.

Eric Vazquez 654

FARMINGDALE, NY – EricVazquez paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling

games of 248-213 for a high series of

654.

Mike Marrazzo shot 244-623, Scott

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Brian Siemers 212.

Gerard Hoeler hit 204, and Frank

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John Cusmano hit 235, JoshuaMarino 220, Joe Venezia 217, and

Tom Vonbraunsberg 215-206-203-

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Kevin Buono 800STATEN ISLAND, NY – Kevin

Buono earned top honors in the

Rab Wilkinson Memorial blasting

265-278-257 for a high 800 series.

Tom Hollywood shot 247-279-

752, Frank Wilkinson 247-252-

247-750, Mike Orlando 277-727,

and Ed Wilkinson, Jr. 246-259-719.

Don Schmid 748

STATEN ISLAND, NY – DonSchmid topped the Senior Men’s

League blasting 246-234-268-48.

Mike King rolled 267-214-260-

741, John Eadicicco 223-245-268-

736, and John Gino 266-257-714.

In another session Ray Keller shot

217-269-228-714, Frank Polizzi

277-211-669, Bruce Hurley 213-

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Gus Plagnos 735STATEN ISLAND, NY - Gus

Plagnos led the scoring in the

RCAL/McGuire League firing

games of 244-245-246 for a high

series of 735.

Johm Musco, Sr. rolled 299-730,

Greg Petrozza 263-724, Tony

Coppola 246-246-718, Mike

Ponsiglione 245-717, Joey Jew 266-

714, Eugene Cruz 255-702, and Jeo

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Jay Todaro 731STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jay

Todaro topped the scoring in the

Cartel Electric Fun League firing a

267 game for a high series of 731.

Bob Jacobson shot 257-689, Paul

Sheirer 243-686, and Matt Azriez

244.

Ken Soto 730STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ken Soto

led the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets

firing 246-259 for a high 730 set.

Jeff Schwed hit 267-727, Joe

D’Esposito 254-707, Kevin

Magnussen 256-699, Derek Gilbert

256-673, and Joe Carlo 670.

Paul Sheirer 729STATEN ISLAND, NY – Paul

Sheirer led the scoring in theFixADent Auto Body firing a 276

game for a high 729.

Nick DiSalvo shot 254-244-724,

Mike Mezzacappa 267-713, Eric

Cruz 247-688, and Mike Ulassenke

276-671.

Scott Walsh 717 STATEN ISLAND, NY - Scott

Walsh paced the scoring in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League rolling


of 717.

Steven Verardi shot 247-697,

Stephen Basile 670, Greg Wilson

254-674, and Justin Carroll 257.

Karey Sach 217 STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the

Notre Dame vs. St. Joseph Hill

game: Karey Sach rolled 217,

Victoria Barbarino and Taylor

Waglione 188, Danielle

Wysokowski 152, Nicole Yohrling

150, and Ashley Occenad 147 in the

Staten Island Catholic High School

Girls Bowling League.

Moore Catholic vs. St. John Villa:

Maria DeVito 185, Cara Dulce 174,

Kaitlyn Sarcone 138, and Rose

Marchitelli 109.

Joe D’Esposito 708STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe

D’Esposito led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets League

firing a 279 game for a high 708.

Steven Laskwoski hit 681, Joe

Carlo 247-679, Derek Gilbert 264-

671, and Ross Gottlieb 269-667.

Tom Griffiths 655STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

Griffiths paced the scoring in theGolden Oldies League rolling games


Howard Weiss shot 232-202-210-

644, Vincent Pisciotta 246-628, John

Cento 225, and Marion Tasso 224.

In another session Howard Weiss

hit 249, Larry Yarmand and Bob

Lampariello 234, and Dennis

Costintino 227.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES


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By Vince Albrecht

BOONTON, NJ -The Stan Niemiec

Youth Travel League held its 2014-15

Awards Presentations and season-

ending Individual Handicap

Tournament. When the three-game

sets were completed by the fifty-five

entrants, the resulting numbers

resembled what one might expect to

view at a Professional Bowlers Tour

event. There were twenty-five

“600+” threesomes including six

exceeding “700” to go along with

seventy-two “200s”. In the Boys

Division, 16-year-old Nutley junior

Chris Liloia, the current two-time

Essex County Individual High School

Champion, came out of the gate with

his best outing ever, a dazzling 300

gem and never looking back captured

the title by adding games of 231-227

for a net/handicap758/890.

Finishing strong was PCTI junior

Anthony Rizzo who tore through

Boonton’s pins with 249-227-252-

728/833 followed by 11-year-old

Joseph Mahoney 221-244-188-

653/821 and 15-year-old Steve

Plaszky 253-266-211-730/817.

Other mammoth scores were

Montville eighth-grader Peter

Hancock’s 290 single, Lyndhurst sen-

ior Jordan Lopez 257-709 and

Montville sophomore Erik

Kattermann 244-700. Among the

girls, Hackensack junior Janina

Santoro stormed to a career-best 266-

226-220-712/895 to take first place,

holding off North Jersey Bowler of

the Year Emily Young 225-210-256,

691/844. Also rolling well were 13-

year-old Margaux Lesser 201-

553/802 and Paramus junior Haley

Hassan 220-214-611/788.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICGlenn Mohr 802HOPELAWN, NJ - Glenn Mohr

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League firing games of

265-279-258 for a high series of

802.

Dennis Huscha rolled 246-278-

259-783, Steven Baum, Jr. 259-

218-268-745, Ed Hayes, Jr. 229-

266-224-719, Dorien Soto 218-

224-265-707, and Daniel J.

Willard 229-213-234-676. Rusty Thomsen 771HOPELAWN, NJ – Rusty

Thomsen earned top series honors

rolling in the Goldstein & Hanel

Doubles League firing games of

258-245-268 en route to the high

series of 771.

Bobby Rohe rolled 265-279-213-

757, Steve Chiarella 226-269-258-

753, Peter Diemer, Jr. 244-244-

240-728, and Casey Creutz 209-

254-252-715.

Paul Harney 758HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul Harney

topped the scoring in the Atlantic

City Trios League blasting games

of 235-267-256 for a high series of

758.

Justin Munice shot 223-235-231-

689, Joe Defini 238-238-664,

Robert Terefenko 231-232-646,

and Anthony Vicidomini 225-243-

629.

Bruce Hohr 750HOPLEAWN, NJ – Bruce Hohr

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 277-279 for a high

series of 750.

Sean Zeleniak rolled 279-254-

200-733, Frank Mazzella 243-

259-216-718, Tommy Martino

268-203-245-716, Frank Marchisello 269-247-714, and

Mickey Endress 258-213-242-

713.

Nick Simone 691HOPELAWN, NJ – Nick Simone

led the scoring in the Knights of

Columbus League rolling games

of 242-223-226 for a high series of

691.

Bill Dillon shot 204-235-622,

Cid Stentella 212-204-614, and Al

D’Alessandro 212.

Steve Basile 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Basile

led the scoring in the La Buona

Pizza League rolling games of


684.

Vinny R. Medvetz shot 224-236-

214-674, Joe Herber 215-216-

218-649, John Baginsky 212-249-

639, and Nicole Baginsky 202-

252-636.

Matt Cestone 659HOPELAWN, NJ – Matt Cestone

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing games

of 254-235 for a high series of

659.

Andrew Smith shot 243-205-641,

Mike Piomelli 279-626, and Scott

Akalewicz 220-616.

Jose Medina 652HOPELAWN, NJ – Jose Medina

led the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League rolling games of


Barry Bailey rolled 212-249-647,

Tom Ortiz, Sr. 221-220-625, and

Dennis Medwick 225-223-624.

In the NJ Turnpike League Larry

Clarke shot 207-209, Basha Miller

191, and Lester Ellison 179-177-

176.

Char Martino shot 199-191, Rita

Fedor 163, and Anna Kelly 182 in

the Wednesday Early Birds

League.

Rich Rowley 637 HOPELAWN, NJ – Rich Rowley

led the scoring in the Winter

Senior Citizens League rolling


of 637.

Thomas Ortiz, Sr. rolled 216-224,

and Hugo Toro 223.

In the Tuesday Night MixedLeague Carole Morgan shot 201,

Stephanie Hoff 177, and Katina

Garcia 173.

Ray Newsome 635HOPELAWN, NJ – Ray

Newsome paced the scoring in the

Merck League firing games of


635.

Kevin Bovaird shot 227-615,

Anthony Scutari 230, and Tu

Trinh 217.

Chris Liloia, Janina Santoro Youth

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AT PLAZA Dorey Badolato 793MADISON, NJ – Dorey Badolato

blasted a high game of 290 and a

high 793 set and Jennifer Dunklin

hit 244-693 in the CMIL League.

Donny Prisco 756 MADISON, NJ – Donny Prisco

topped the scoring in the Tuesday

400 Doubles blasting a high game

of 277 and a high series of 756.

Dave Hanft shot 244-645, and

Frank Fillimon 221.

Andrew Stephens 753MADISON, NJ – Andrew

Stephens led the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League blasting a

278 game for a high series of 753.

Ben Geffken shot 278, Dick

Raymond 268, Dan Pridham 697,

Thomas Litland 695, Stephanie

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