John Scaia II Memory Lane Spotlight

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Your Guide to Local Bowling News and Scores
Vol. 2 – Issue 13
THE 32ND ANNUAL
POST-STANDARD WOMEN’S MASTERS
Lambrecht wins
52nd annual
P-S Masters
M a rch 2011
Rougeau finishes as the top qualifier
Former champion Allie Rougeau
topped the 32nd annual Post-Standard
Women’s Masters leaderboard with a
767 handicap series during qualifying
at Bowl Mor Lanes on Feb. 20.
Rougeau, who won the crown in
2008 and was also the 2007 runner-up,
rolled a career-high 740 scratch series
with games of 216, 235 and 289. It was
her first career 700 series.
Rougeau, 22, got lined up in the middle of her second game and rolled seven
straight strikes to end game two. She
Allie Rougeau
had the front 10 in her third game but left
the 10 pin on her 11th ball, which she spared for 289.
“I actually threw it really good,” Rougeau said. “But I was afraid I
was going to miss that 10 pin.”
Rougeau gave credit to her fiancé, Kris O’Donaghy II, for telling
her what ball to use, the Invasion. The couple got engaged last fall
and is planning a July 23 wedding.
“If it wasn’t for him, I probably wouldn’t have bowled this good,”
she said.
Rougeau wasn’t the only bowler to post a career-high score during
qualifying for match play at the Women’s Masters on Feb. 19-20.
Ashley Skinner rolled a career-high 766 series Feb. 20 and finished
as the tournament’s top scratch qualifier. Skinner had games of 287,
232 and 247. In her first game, Skinner was on a roll with 10 straight
strikes but left a split on her 11th ball. She is the No. 2 seed behind
Rougeau.
Pawlick rolls tourney-record 299 game
Left-hander Emilie Pawlick set a
Women’s Masters tournament record
with a 299 game Feb. 20. The old record of 298 was shared by Jennette
Adams (2002) and Margie Chetney
(2011).
After games of 187 and 224, Pawlick said she was looking for a big score
in her third game to qualify for match
play.
Pawlick, 24, went on to deliver 11
consecutive strikes. Her last ball hit
Emilie Pawlick
the pocket high and she was denied a
perfect game with a standing 6-pin. She
finished with a season-high 710 series.
“On 5 and 6, I started off strong and didn’t pay attention to getting
strikes,” Pawlick said. “I didn’t get nervous. Normally, I get nervous,
but I had the front eight when Allie (Rougeau) was going into her
10th frame and watching her distracted me. I didn’t get nervous until
after my last ball.”
for more on the Women’s Masters, go to page 3 ☞
Construction starts for Women’s Nationals
by Matt Cannizzaro, USBC communications
During the next five weeks, the Oncenter
will be transformed into a state-of-the-art 48lane bowling facility that will be the home
of the 2011 United States Bowling Congress
Women’s Championships.
On Feb. 21, work crews began bringing in
more than 30 truckloads of materials needed to
construct the venue, which also includes vendor and office space, a squad room, a locker
area and spectator seating.
The finished product will be the biggest
stage in women’s bowling, and the 2011
Women’s Championships is expected to bring
more than 30,000 bowlers to Syracuse during
its 88-day run from April 7-July 3.
The amount of lumber required for the venue is enough to construct at least five threebedroom homes, and more than six miles of
wiring is required to handle the tournament’s
electrical needs.
Memory Lane Spotlight
Hall of Famer
by Jody VanLiew
John Scaia II
How did you get started in bowling? As a pin boy at Solvay
Recreation in 1949.
Bowling idols: Marty Piraino, Greg Griffo and Dan Capucilli
Favorite bowling center: Solvay Recreation
Fondest bowling memories and accomplishments: My son
and I shooting 300 in the same league weeks apart at the Syracuse Bowling Center.
Shooting three 800 series at Solvay Recreation. I have lots of heart-warming memories over the years that are too numerous to mention.
Biggest disappointment: I lost the fifth match of the day in 1975 Post-Standard
Masters tournament resulting in a third place finish. I have finished second three
times in the VanWie Doubles. My partners were Tom Minnegan, Steve Szkolnik
and Gary Cunningham.
Favorite part about bowling: Camaraderie
Least favorite part about bowling: The lack of attention that is given to the bowlers
that have achieved a high level of talent over many years.
Highest average: 218 in 1994
Favorite league: City League and the Post-Standard Classic League
Toughest bowlers you’ve ever faced: Marty Piraino and Dave Brownlee
Toughest team you’ve ever faced: National Cleanway (Jeff Gordon, John Hough,
Bob Hoefer, Mike Tryniski and Dean Distin).
Best teams you’ve ever bowled on: The Raphael’s Restaurant team (myself, Don
Kessler, Greg Griffo, Don Gates, Raphael “Flash” Caloia, Tony Caloia, Dave Hibbard and Don Collins). The Barbagallo’s team (myself, Barry Clute, Gary Cunningham, Joe Creno, Joe Losurdo, Buddy Amidon and Sam Ventura).
I would like to thank John for taking the time for this interview. It was a real treat hear
about John’s amazing hall of fame career and letting our readers get a glimpse of one of
the area’s top competitors. Thank you Mr. Scaia!!
– Jody VanLiew
The first piece of the installation process
will be the tournament’s custom scoreboards,
which began Feb. 23. The scoreboards are
comparable to the oversized screens often
found in sports venues and arenas across the
country, but offer a clearer picture thanks to
the latest technology. They feature enhanced
graphics with 4.4 trillion colors and streaming video capabilities and make up the world’s
largest mobile scoreboard of its kind.
The setup also includes a 12 feet by 9 feet,
high-definition video display screen over the
tournament’s traditional Center Aisle.
Construction on the 48 championship lanes
is scheduled to begin Feb. 28.
The 2011 event marks the second time
the tournament will be held in a conventioncenter setting. Prior to last year’s event in El
Paso, Texas, the tournament was contested in
traditional bowling centers when not held at
the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.
(every third year since 1997). The tournament
first was held in 1916, and 2011 will be the
92nd year of competition.
The Women’s Championships returns to
New York state for the first time since 1996. It
previously was held in Syracuse in 1940 and
1954 with 1,185 and 4,538 five-player teams,
respectively.
There still are plenty of prime bowling
times available for the 2011 tournament, but
the March 1 entry deadline is quickly approaching. So far, 5,660 five-player teams are
scheduled to compete in 2011.
For more information, visit BOWL.com/
tournaments or call the tournament entries department at 800-514-2695.
Sponsors for the 2011 USBC Women’s
Championships sponsors include Turning
Stone Resort and Casino, official brackets
sponsor, Humana, official registration sponsor,
Miller Lite and Molson Canadian, official beer
sponsors. Supporting sponsors include Storm
Bowling Products, Nationwide Insurance, The
Oncenter, Syracuse Convention and Visitors
Bureau, Caz Limo & Tours, Kegel, official
lane maintenance provider, US Steltronic, official scoring system, and Brunswick, official
lane provider.
For more information on the Women’s
Championships, visit BOWL.com/usbcwomenschamp.
Rick Lambrecht defeated Gary Feldman,
247-203, to capture the 2011 Post-Standard Masters crown Feb. 16 at Erie Blvd.
Lanes.
A string of five strikes coupled with two
opens by Feldman propelled Lambrecht to
the title. The Homer right-hander finished
the tournament 8-0 with a 228.5 average,
taking home $2,500.
Lambrecht was making his first championship appearance, but he’s no stranger to
the Masters. He was the tournament’s top
qualifier in 2005 with a 796 series. Lambrecht is also one of the few bowlers to have
won the P-S Masters, the Cortland Masters
and the Auburn Citizen Masters.
Feldman finished 6-2 with a 211.4 average and took home $1,300 for second. His
only two tournament losses were to Lambrecht. Among the Auburn-area friends in
attendance to support Lambrecht and Feldman were Jeff Matty, 2010 champ Lee Burnett, Michael Ryan and Jeff Chalupnicki.
Second-seeded Feldman got to the title
match with a 196-189 win over third-seeded Jeremy Macri, who bowled well under
his 230 match-play average. Macri got past
fourth-seeded Timmy Bacon, 197-185, in
the first match of the stepladder finals.
Macri (7-2) won $900 and finished with a
227.2 average. Bacon (7-2, 212.1) received
$750.
Lambrecht’s road to the title
Def. Robert Mushtare 637-620
Def. Steve Suslik 713-622
Def. Dave Jecko 657-573
Def. Tom Rougeau 626-510
Def. Tim Bacon 654-598
Def. Jeremy Macri 686-652
Def. Gary Feldman 752-634
Championship
Def. Feldman 247-203
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Award Scores
Here’s a list of award scores submitted by the Syracuse Bowling Association:
300 Games
Nov. 12 Tim Lawton/Flamingo
Jan. 3 Jesse Puchales Sr/Hi- Way Bowl
Jan. 25 Frances Garfield/Strike N Spare
Jan. 26 RJ Blanchard/Thunderbird
Feb. 8 Tim Race/Green Acres
Feb. 9 Frank Dewees/Flamingo
Feb. 11 Todd Barfield/Strike N Spare
Feb. 15 Sam Ventura/Bowl-Mor
(PBA Experience – Scorpion)
Feb. 16 Jim Bero/Flamingo
Feb. 17 Dietrick Roberson/Erie
Feb. 17 Paul Taylor/Erie
Feb. 18 Eddie VanSlyke/Strike N Spare
Feb. 21 Courtney Radick/Lighthouse Lanes
11-in-a-row
Nov. 24 Ben Goodfellow/Sports Bowl 290
Dec. 22 Chris Smith/Flamingo 299
Jan. 3 John Clark Jr/Hi-Way Bowl 290
Jan. 7 Colby Stejbach/Bowl-Mor 299
Jan. 21 Jonathan Hanson/Bowl Mor 299
Jan. 24 Joe Conti Jr/Flamingo 299
Jan. 28 Tim Lawton/Flamingo 299
Jan. 28 Kevin Nichols/Strike N Spare 299
Feb. 5 Robert Gibson/Bowl Mor 299
Feb. 11 Nate Perry/Strike N Spare 299
Feb. 11 John Rougeau/Bowl-Mor 279
Feb. 13 Mike Hayes/Lakeview 299
Feb. 14 JD Colditz/Erie 299
Feb. 14 Ted Melnyk/Lakeview 296
Feb. 16 Robert Dykeman/Flamingo 297
Feb. 19 Courtney Radick/Bowl Mor 290
Feb. 19 Margie Chetney/Bowl Mor 298
Feb. 20 Emilie Pawlick/Bowl Mor 299
800 Series
Jan. 28 Kevin Nichols/Strike N Spare 803
Feb. 9 Frank Dewees/Flamingo 823
Feb. 13 Mike Hayes/Lakeview 811
Feb. 14 JD Colditz/Erie 823
Feb. 16 Jim Bero/Flamingo 815
Feb. 19 John Schmidt/Bowling Green 825
Feb. 22 Robert Dexter/Erie 805
Alley Notables
*Courtney Radick, fresh off of rolling a 290 game Feb. 19 in qualifying at the PostStandard Women’s Masters, recorded her second 300 game of the season Feb. 21.
Radick hit 300 at Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego and finished with a 762 series. It was
her eighth career perfect game.
*Sam Ventura rolled a 300 game on the Scorpion PBA pattern in the PBA Doubles
Experience League at Bowl Mor Lanes on Feb. 15. It is the first perfect game of the
season on a PBA condition.
MASTERS AWARDS
Here are the individual awards for this year’s Masters
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Bud VanderVeer Championship Plaque
As the tournament champion, Rick Lambrecht won the VanderVeer
Plaque in addition to $2,500 and an eagle trophy. The VanderVeer Plaque
is displayed for one year at the home bowling center of the champion.
Win Scheding Award
David Brownlee is the recipient of the Win Scheding Award, given
to the tournament’s high qualifier. Brownlee led the qualifying field of
894 players with a 737 series at AMF Strike N Spare.
Bert Sarno Sr. Award
With a tournament-record 846 series, P.J. Kohanski is the winner of
the Bert Sarno Award, which is given to the high match play series in
the tournament. Kohanski rolled games of 267, 279 and 300 at Flamingo Bowl to break the old record of 833, set in 2009 by Ray Cyr Jr.
Jack Vault was the only other bowler to roll an 800 series (805) in
match play this year.
Award scores
Nine awards were recorded during the tournament, with eight coming in match play. P.J. Kohanski earned two with his 300-846. Jack
Vault rolled an 805 series. There were two other perfect games: Gregg
Cavanaugh and Benny Appleby. Scoring 11-strikes-in-a-row in match
play were Dave Disque (299), Steve Anderson (297) and defending
champ Lee Burnett (299). David Gonzalski rolled a 290 in qualifying.
MASTERS ROUNDUP
Lane Conditions Vary At Venues: After demanding lane
conditions during qualifying at AMF Strike N Spare, match-play competitors found the lanes a bit more forgiving at Flamingo Bowl on Feb.
5-6. There was a total of 43 700 series and two 800 series at Flamingo.
Tournament director Bill Vangel said a variation of the oil pattern
used for the Wednesday Night Men’s League is what was used during
match play at Flamingo.
At Bowl Mor and Lakeview, Vangel said a USBC oil pattern was put
out for bowlers. The highest series at Bowl Mor was a 742 by Benny
Appleby. At Lakeview, Jeremy Macri rolled a 793.
Vangel added there was no specific pattern chosen for the tournament
finals at Erie Blvd. Lanes.
Top Match Play Averages: Jeremy Macri led the final round of
12 with a 230.4 average during three-game match play. Here are the remaining top five averages: Dean Distin (228.5), Rick Lambrecht (227.6),
Tim Lawton (223.7), Andy Melnyk (221.1) and Jim Bero (219.4).
Dramatic Finishes Highlight Match Play: There were a
number of fantastic finishes during match play and Benny Appleby was
on the winning end of two. With the help of a perfect game, Appleby
was able to edge Matt Leskoske, 718-714 at Flamingo. Then at Bowl
Mor, Appleby struck out in the 10th frame to eliminate Ray Cyr Jr.,
651-649.
Fred Sakran Jr. came up with some third-game magic in an elimination match against T.J. Mento. Sakran rolled 10 straight strikes to finish
with a 288 game and win the match 694-648.
Strike N Spare Has New Look: AMF Strike N Spare, the
annual qualifying venue for the Masters, received a few upgrades this
season. The snack bar was moved and remodeled to face the bar area in
a more centrally located spot.
“Now people can see it instead in being hidden around the corner
(near Lane 72),” Strike N Spare manager Brian Wettering said.
The snack bar, called “The Laneside Grill,” is more functional and
efficient. New on the menu is Slush Puppies, Wettering said.
Strike N Spare also has new maskings on the lanes, and coming this
spring are new flat-screen scorers.
Qualifying Draws A Crowd: The number of walk-ins for
qualifying has increased each year since the tournament began accepting
walk-ins in 2003. This year, a tournament-record 270 walk-ins signed up
to qualify. Another 14 bowlers forked over $20 to pay the USBC sanction
fee. To compete in the Masters, bowlers must be USBC certified.
Teenagers Fail To Move On: Two of the youngest match-play
competitors were Michael Suarez and Joe DeMario, both 18. But the
teenagers exited the tournament on the first day. Suarez went 2-2 while
DeMario, of Chittenango, was 1-2. John Kohanski Jr. was the youngest
Masters champion at 20 in 1999.
Scaia Still Tough Competitor: At 74, hall of famer John
Scaia II was the oldest bowler to make match play. The two-time defending Senior Van Wie Doubles champion averaged a respectable
204.4 in his four matches. After opening with two wins, Scaia suffered
two straight losses and was eliminated.
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Women’s Masters continued from page 1
Chetney records 298 in qualifying
Margie Chetney
During qualifying on Feb. 19, Margie Chetney tied a longstanding Masters record with a season-high 298 game. Chetney opened with a solid 242 game then moved to lanes 1-2,
where she chalked up 11 in a row with her husband, Matt,
looking on.
Bowling came to halt as players and spectators made their
way down to lanes 1-2 to watch Chetney’s last ball, which
didn’t deliver the desired result. Chetney left the 4-7 for a 298
game. Chetney led all players Feb. 19 with a season-high 749
series. On the same pair, Courtney Radick ripped off 11 in a
row after a first-frame spare to finish with a 290 game. Radick
finished with a 744 series.
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Here’s a list of the top games in
tournament history
299 – Emilie Pawlick (2011, qualifying)
297 – Marni Vincitore (2008, match play)
298 –Margie Chetney (2011, qualifying);
Jennette Adams (2002, match play)
290 – Courtney Radick (2011, qualifying);
Tina Becciu (1989, qualifying)
Courtney Radick
Women’s MASTERS NOTEBOOK
SHELEY RETURNS TO MASTERS: It’s been 19 years since Shelly Sheley finished second to Val
Kotlarz in the finals of the Women’s Masters. But Sheley, who hasn’t bowled in the Masters since 1992,
decided to return this year. Her cousin, Mike Graham, entered her.
“I thought I’d give it a try,” Sheley said.
Sheley, of Oswego, walked away from the sport for nine years after her runner-up finish. During her
lengthy absence, she had two children and has overcome a number of health issues that required 23 surgeries. Although she was disappointed with her score (461 series), Sheley was glad to be back.
“It’s fun,” she said. “I love bowling. I think I’m back for awhile.”
FRIENDS FINISH 1-2: Holly Bucci, making her tournament debut, rolled a career-high 623 scratch
series. With her 93-pin handicap, Bucci led the 11 a.m. squad on Feb. 19 with a 716. But Bucci, of Syracuse, needed to be convinced to bowl in the Masters.
“My friend talked me into it,” Bucci said.
Bucci’s friend is Rosemary Beshures, who also qualified for match play with a 711 handicap series. The
pair finished first and second on the squad.
Hall of famer Carolyn Grund (left) enjoyed her return to the Masters tournament with
the support of her family including granddaughter, Brianne LoVine (center), and
daughter, Sandy LoVine.
GRUND QUALIFIES FOR MATCH PLAY: Hall of famer Carolyn Grund made a smashing return to
Masters bowling by qualifying for match play with a 666 handicap series.
Using a Lane No. 1 bowling ball designed by her son, Richie Sposato, Grund rolled games of 190, 202
and 214 scratch. Rooting her on Feb. 19 were her sons, Richie and Rob Sposato, and her daughter’s family, Sandy, Bill and Brianne LoVine. Sandy LoVine was also on hand when her mother became the first
woman in Syracuse history to roll a 300 game 35 years ago at the Ukrainian Club.
Grund, who bowls Tuesdays at Solvay Rec and in a mixed league at Flamingo, qualified with her
long-time friend, Joanne DeStefano, the mother of 2009 runner-up Michele Edick. DeStefano said Grund
taught her how to bowl.
BOWLERS ACE USBC PATTERN: For some qualifiers, playing the USBC White No. 2 lane pattern
was a piece of cake. Seven bowlers rolled a 700 series scratch during qualifying compared to just two last
year. They were Ashley Skinner (766), Margie Chetney (749), Courtney Radick (744), Michele Connor
(742), Allie Rougeau (740), Emilie Pawlick (710) and Lori Pientka (702).
This year’s cutoff score was also the highest it’s been in seven years. Last year’s cut was a modest 581.
Waiting to see where they finished on the Masters leader board is (l to r) Kitty Ashby,
Krystal Ashby and Kim Flood.
HALL OF FAMERS, FORMER CHAMPS COMPETE: Ten SWBA hall of famers entered this year’s
Masters, which drew 221 bowlers, a decrease of 18 from 2010. Teri Gonzalski, Barbara Stauffer, Jennette
Adams, Pat Youker, Carolyn Grund, Rosa Moro, Maria D’Imperio, Roseann DiFlorio, Veronica Adams
and Diane Tripp all competed. But Grund, Moro, DiFlorio and Veronica Adams were the only ones to
advance to match play.
Eleven former champions were among the players attempting to qualify. They were: Donna Dwyre
(2009), Allie Rougeau (2008), Adrienne Turbeville (2007), Roseann DiFlorio (2006), Colby Stejbach
(2005), Veronica Adams (2004), Melissa Perry (2002), Sandy Kitching (1998), Jennette Adams (1996),
Linda Nichols (1995) and Robin Brewer (1994).
Rougeau finished as the tournament’s top qualifier. Other qualifiers were DiFlorio, Stejbach and Veronica Adams.
Pictures from
The Post-Standard Masters
1 Feldman: Masters runner-up Gary Feldman (center) is
interviewed by Mark Larson (left) while Bill Vangel looks
on Feb. 16 at Erie Blvd. Lanes
2 Bacon: Fourth-seeded Timmy Bacon relaxes before his
match against Jeremy Macri Feb. 16 at Erie Blvd. Lanes.
3 Finalist Jeremy Macri (center) gets support from his
brother, Mark (left), and his mother, Rosemary, Feb. 13 at
Lakeview.
4 Former Masters champions Andy Melnyk (right) and Dean
Distin (left) after match play Feb. 13 at Lakeview.
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A look back in history: Twin Trees bowling teams
By John Savage
Over the years, the Syracuse Bowling Association has had many great sponsors of bowling teams. Some of these sponsors were also well-respected bowlers. Also there were some
who had many achievements, whether outstanding bowling or meritorious service, to the
game of bowling. Many warranted their induction into the Syracuse Bowling Association
Hall of Fame.
Some of these individuals included: Flash Caloia (Raphael’s Restaurant), Wilson Van Wie
(Van Wie Chevrolet), Don Ross (Twin Trees Restaurant), and Frank Easterly (Sawmiller
Fuel). Back in the 1960s and 70s, this made for some friendly and intense bowling matches
in the City League.
This week, I would like to display two Twin Trees Restaurant bowling teams. One team
is from the Greater Syracuse League and the other from the City League. Combined, they
include seven members of the SBA Hall of Fame.
A look back in history: The 1954 Women’s National Tournament
By John Savage
The USBC Women’s Championships will return to Syracuse in April at the Oncenter for the first time since 1954.
The last time Syracuse hosted the Nationals many local women bowlers competed including the Korthas sisters,
one of the most successful bowling families in city history. Pictured are the daughters of Anna and Charles
Korthas: Frances Sass, Ann Adams, Barbara Stauffer, Roseann Bretzer and Mary Jane Egloff.
Members of the Twin Trees Restaurant team in the Greater Syracuse League (pictured on the left) and the Twin
Trees Restaurant team (pictured on the right): Tony “Moose” Ilacqua, Len Paduana, Bruno Leonardi, Phil Zollo,
Lou Scrimale, Dom Cefalo, Sam Buonomo, Don Ross, Robert “Butch” Seymour and Frank Cutri. The hall of famers
include Paduana, Scrimale, Cefalo, Seymour, Cutri , Zollo and Ross.
Youth Corner
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JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENTS
YOUTH SCORES
Bowl Mor
Bumper Buddies
Feb. 12. Cadence Wilson 65/128, Emily Blakeman 94/172, Carter Blakeman 62/115, Hope Wright 81/158, Ashton Williams 81/158, Avery Williams 92/165
Juniors
Feb. 12. Hunter Borkowski 123/314, Robert Briscoe 182/454, TJ Fitzpatrick 110/301, Kyle Patterson 97/266, Amari Williams 137/336, Evan
Carhart 118/291, Kobie Gibson 77/218, Ernest Carhart 130/357, Haley
Youker 114/329
Majors
Feb. 12. CJ Meech 216/552, John Monaghan 198/529, Jake Patterson
214/560, Joe Cummings 232/562, Joe Erardi 213/524, Nick Episcopo
206/606, Connor Harrington 193/554, Luke Chestnut 172/491, Casey
Tymko 232/638, Alex Delavan 188/533, Sean Gavan 214/537, Marc
Guilfoil 127/365, Amanda Markert 179/411, Nathan Piston 211/614,
Beth Piston 242/558, Bobby Moro 246/628, Brian Pelose 200/543, Ryan
Bertrand 217/624, Alyssa Boccardo 237/623, DJ MacCombie 239/674, Joe
Boccardo 231/595, Kevin Romer 169/436, Nick Olson 154/456, Nathan
Madigan 213/597
Green Lakes
Juniors
Feb. 5. Ruthann Winschel 118-284, Franky Watson
202-511, John Luke Buonfiglio 192-502, Josh Nourse
144-399, John Morton 133-332, James Badger 246570, Bobby Schepp 244-713
Feb. 12. Chris Prestia 223-577, Nick Giarrosso 141338, James Badger 211-564, Bobby Schepp 234-676,
Ruthann Winschel 109-269
Adult/Junior
Feb. 6. David Koldin 102-289, Steve Weiter Jr. 176482, Tanner Makowski 160-441, Shelby Miner 77-210,
Franky Watson Jr. 231-561, John Luke Buonifiglio
191-486, Scott Miller 257-637, Dale Malone 181-532,
Mike Nanno Sr. 225-632, Bill Miner 247-631
Maribeth Clakeley 147-423
Feb. 12. David Koldin 124-311, Megan Geariety
189-539, Shelby Miner 97-256, Evan Himes 146-416,
Matika Groesbeck 180-501 John Luke Buonifiglio 184538, Mike Nanno Jr. 82-181
Adults: Al Meyers 252-676, Millie Watson 135-386,
Bill Miner 214-530, Amanda Mantor 169-426, Craig
Himes 187-526, Dale Malone 224-530
Green Acres
Saturday Stars
Kyle Connelly 243/568 Steve Revette 215/566
Chris Romano 137/371 Ashlyn Haynes 127/359
Sierra Pitre 104/291 Jasmine Pitre 106/287
Early Risers
Ricky Williams 248/556 Adam Radziseski
215/545 Brandon Hammacher 194/524 Victoria
Ackley 97/276 Vicky Atkinson 114/272 Brooke
Landers 205
HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS
Section III Boys Bowling
V-V-S claims overall crown
By Bob Piraino
In a mild upset, Class B champion V-V-S won the overall Section III team title Feb. 19
at AMF Strike-N-Spare Lanes. The Red Devils are the first Class B team to win the crown
since Cortland in 2004. With their victory, V-V-S will represent Section III at the New York
State Team Bowling Championships on March 5 at AMF Strike-N-Spare Lanes.
Unfortunately because of poor weather Feb. 19, teams had a hard time arriving on time.
The weather also prevented West Canada and Cortland from participating.
Sophomore Brad Long led V-V-S with a 674 three-game total. Coach Dave Hyle’s club is
led by the top two average bowlers in the Tri-Valley League, Tristan Tormey (217) and Collin
Laguzza (215). Utica Notre Dame won the Class C/D Championship with 5,623 total pins.
The Class A tournament was filled with drama and tense moments. Baldwinsville and
Auburn finished tied for first (5,548 pins) in the Class A Tournament which resulted in a
first-ever Baker game roll-off, which was won by Baldwinsville. The Bees went from ninth
place to first during the Baker portion of the tournament with a 2,994 three game total.
The sectional tournament recognized six individuals who will represent Section III at the New
York State All-Sectional Team Championships on March 6 at AMF Strike-N-Spare Lanes. The
high average bowlers from the four high school leagues (CNYCL, OHSL, CSC and TVL) automatically qualify for the team with the two highest bowlers from the sectional tournament.
This year’s team is led by Henninger’s Bobby Moro who will be making his second appearance on the All-Section Team. Moro led the CNYCL with at 220 average. The rest of
the team is made up of:
Dan Wahl - Fulton (228 average in the OHSL)
Brett Risi – Ilion (212 in the CSC)
Rich Viti – Notre Dame (213 in the TVL)
Bob Jones – Whiteboro, 641 total
Ben Derrane – New Hartford, 613 total
Mike Tryniski from Fulton will serve as the head coach and he will be assisted by New
Hartford’s Steve Romano.
Section III Girls Bowling
Rome Free wins sectional team title
Rome Free Academy rallied from ninth place to win the overall team championship at the
Section III Girls Bowling Tournament on Feb. 13 at AMF Pin-O-Rama in Utica.
The Black Knights defeated Baldwinsville, 5,453-5,358, for the Class A and overall sectional title and advance to the state tournament. Members of the Rome Free team are: Korena
Kinney, Miranda Gifford, Megan Durgan, Alexis Zakala, Sarah Foley and Alexia Gualtieri.
The Black Knights were 256 pins out of first place behind Baldwinsville after the day’s
first three-game game block. The Bees led after three games with a 2,746 pinfall total. But
Rome Free made up the deficit in the Baker portion of the tournament to claim the crown.
CNYCL American champion Auburn finished third and three-time defending sectional
champ Utica Proctor finished fourth. But the Raiders will be represented at the state tournament as Katie Szczesniak qualified for the Section III all-star team.
Courtney Roher of Cortland won the individual Section III title with a 712 series including a high game of 267. The top two sectional finishers advance to states which will be held
March 5-6 at AMF Strike N Spare.
The remaining players on the Section III all-star team are the individuals that won high
average in their respective league. They are: Shawna Vonmatt of Waterville (Center State
Conference), Sabrina Williams of Camden (Tri-Valley League) and Alyssa Boccardo of East
Syracuse-Minoa (Onondaga League).
Section III Girls Bowling Results
Feb. 12 at AMF Pin-O-Rama
Overall team results
Top 10
1. Rome Free 5453
2. Baldwinsville 5358
3. Auburn 5328
4. Utica Proctor 5264
5. Whitesboro 5118
6. V-V-S 5073
7. Fulton 5035
8. Camden 5000
9. Cicero-North Syracuse 4949
10. Cortland 4825
Class A team results
1. Rome Free 5453
2. Baldwinsville 5358
3. Auburn 5328
4. Utica Proctor 5264
5. Whitesboro 5118
6. Fulton 5035
7. Cicero-North Syracuse 4949
8. East Syracuse-Minoa 4268
Class B team results
1. V-V-S 5073
2. Camden 5000
3. Cortland 4825
4. New Hartford 4643
5. Chittenango 4459
6. Sherburne-Earlville 4457
7. Solvay 3671
Class C team results
1. Waterville 4626
2. Frankfort Schuyler 4539
3. Alex Bay 4500
4. Little Falls 4422
5. Ilion 4318
6. Mohawk 4223
7. Canastota 3975
8. Cooperstown 3889
Individual Results
High Series
1. Courtney Roher, Cortland 712
2. Katie Szczesniak, Proctor 670
3. Briana Valentine, C-NS 668
4. Becky Talbot, V-V-S 663
5. Mary Townley, Liverpool 631
6. Sage Burkhart, Baldwinsville 612
7. Megan Jones, Whitesboro 612
8. Sabrina Williams, Camden 590
9. Mikayla Guernsey, Fulton 589
10. Alyssa Boccardo, ES-M 588
High game
1. Courtney Roher, Cortland 267
2. Briana Valentine, C-NS 245
3. Becky Talbot, V-V-S 243
4. Alyssa Lawrence, Auburn 237
5. Chelsea Byrd, New Hartford 234
THE
March 2011
C N Y Striker
Notable High Scores
AMF Strike N Spare
Mattydale, NY
Sunday Funtimers
Feb. 13. Allie Rougeau 224/568, Barb Walker
195/491, Joyce Rougeau 185/478, Tracy Minsterman 156/426, Nancy O’Brien 171/394, Emily Grant 134/361, Michelle Johnston 104/278,
Michael Walker 234/664 (career high series),
Dave Minsterman 234/659, Rick O’Brien
214/607, Craig Moore 214/591, John Rougeau
198/559, John Carter 215/535, Dick Knafelc
183/534, Krik Mulderig 160/472, Randy
Covich 171/442, Tony Bugge 166/441, Dan
O’Brien 130/385, John Burmingham 130/357
Feb. 20. Joyce Rougeau 201/546, Allie Rougeau
209/533, Andrea DelBalso 218/514, Pat Roberts 175/481, Barb Walker 179/455, Tracy Minsterman 157/439, Emily Grant 132/357, Vicki
Bugge 125/330, Michelle Johnston 96/278,
Kristina Poff 128/236, John Rougeau 256/716
(Clean Series), Dave Minsterman 245/622,
Craig Moore 232/610, John Carter 192/560,
Tony Bugge 211/530, Mike Walker 184/529,
Randy Covich 179/507, Krik Mulderig
162/453, Dan O’Brien 122/348, John Burmingham 124/339, Cody Meacham 111/199
Bowling Green
North Syracuse, NY
Scores from the Week of Feb. 7
BG Retiree’s
Karl Reester 279/686 Tom Rickard 272/653
Tino Amodei 225/627
Don Parks Memorial
Dakota Hyde 255/689 Paul Taylor 675 John
Byrnes 671
BG Tuesday Night Ladies
Mandy Mowers 250/614 Carrie Sweeney 578
Donna Decker 577
Chandlers Miles Sabine Memorial
Karl Reester 234/630 Eric Carr 246/601 Jay
Martin 577
Miles Sabine Memorial
Roger Balintfy 256/728 Jerry Belknap 665 Ed
Batruch 246/652
Borio’s Restaurant
Kevin Smith 267/729 Nick Moro Sr. 709 Al
Smith 268/700
Thursday Nights Men’s
Ron Fox III 714 Erv Gruner 701 Kip Northrup
266/594
Postoffice League
Kevin Scannell 255/697 Henry Buie 259/666
Nicole Virginia 218/531 Teena Barker 178/440
Blue Ribbon Ladies
Kenneta Race 238/649 Ann Pitts 234/592
Nicole Eustace 236/588
Dewey’s Every Other Saturday
Carl Pawlick 279/690 Michael Geiss 652
Kandy Mills 245/601 Lorraine Medico 188/545
Saturday Night Mixers
Chris Bohm 681 Bill Ukrainec 276/675 Rose
Iozzia 234/619 Rose Charter 222/591
Scores from the Week of Feb. 14
BG Retiree’s
Tino Amodei 254/687 Steve Kuss 243/682
Dave Meyers 247/678
Don Parks Memorial
Matt Rapp 300/722 Ron Fox III 707 Vince
Giocondo Sr. 297/676
BG Tuesday Night Ladies
Debbie Conley 234/612 Carrie Sweeney
210/587 Mandy Mowers 225/566
Chandlers Miles Sabine Memorial
John Kritzer 267/736 Mike Brown Jr. 600 Jason
Scott 590
Miles Sabine Memorial
Jeff Morton 265/584 Joe Savastano 673 Chuck
Lentz 245/658
Borio’s Restaurant
Nick Moro Sr. 255/730 Jeff Williams 267/723
Tom Feeney Jr. 712 Tom Minnegan 712
Thursday Nights Men’s
Scott Stachnik 278/759 Mike Hoalcraft 708
Postoffice League
Kevin Scannell 359/686 Bob Rice 238/643
Nicole Virginia 217/572 Deb Whitney 165/467
Blue Ribbon Ladies
Tina Belknap 233/599 Sarge Wright 583
Deanna Stevens 227/583
Fremont Every Other Saturday
John Schmidt 289/825 Gene Henderson 695
andres Antinelli 233/676 Maria Zwiesler
242/636
Saturday Night Mixers
Dave Prouty 278/724 Jim Miner 709 Matt Rapp
278/698
Bowl Mor Lanes
East Syracuse, NY
Alexander & Catalano
Feb. 9. Jim Stoddard 259/736, Sean Hiller
255/733, Gary Stoddard 279/706, Mike Gasiorowski 249/693, Tony Mazzye 266/677, Robert Dexter 232/674, Gregory Haberek 254/668,
Bernie Barnes 246/668
Feb. 16. Anthony Mazzye 256/756, Peter
O’Brien 267/734, Robert Dexter 268/725,
Mike Gasiorowski 250/711, Tony Mazzye
265/698, Donald Patterson 266/675, Jim Lahah
259/655, Jim Stoddard 258/654
PBA Experience Doubles League
Feb. 8. (4 games – Scorpion) TJ Mento
275/899; Chris Leonard 257/897; PJ Kohanski
257/880; Derek Magno 245/842; Jack Vault
220/832; Tim Lawton 234/824; Tony Giglio
235/818; Ray Cyr Jr 238/814; Tom Canino
246/813; Steve Suslik 231/813; Joe Conti
224/802
Feb. 15. (4 games – Scorpion) Mike DiSano
277/997; Tom Canino 246/931; PJ Kohanski
269/929; Kris O’Donaghy II 267/918; Chris
Leonard 235/907; Tim Lawton 279/902;
Sammy Ventura 300/900; Dennis VanGorden 247/899; Eric Ripka 239/871; Joe Conti
233/848; Steve Suslik 222/844; Derek Magno
234/843; Benny Appleby 246/839; TJ Mento
214/828; John Messina Jr 228/824; Jeremy
Macri 256/823; Greg Bibbens 239/820; Bill
Timmons 224/820; Ron Clifford 248/818; Jack
Vault 225/812; Wayne Bibbens 212/811; Joey
Petrowski 217/806
Cavalry Club Ladies
Feb. 15. Diane Federico 180-497, Fran Piraino
172-478, Judy Rivizzigno 177-472, Pudy Curtis
166-458
Feb. 22. Fran Piraino 170-503, Diane Federico
172-453, Noreen McLaughlin 156-419, Pudy
Curtis 159-414
Thursday Men
Jan. 27. Greg Heidelberger 269/784, Cory
Nichols 708, Steve Lange 705, Richie Sposato
699, Tim Burr 287 692, Jack Vault 268/691,
Steve Temple 268/691, Darrell Vanhoose 680
Feb. 3. Mario Iacampo 279-267/750, Mike
Menzari 733, Mike Cefalo 729, Dave Filipski
Jr 289/708, Chris Oakley 269 703, Paul Raulli
276/700, Tim Burr 692, Bill LoVine 268/692,
Darrell Vanhoose 678, John Licamele 678, Pete
Moro Sr 268 675
Feb. 10. Dave Filipski Jr 278/788, Dan Eddy
Jr 279/773, Mario Iacampo 265/749, George
Cavanaugh 746, Chris Oakley 279/745, Jack
Vault 268/741, Mike Cefalo 731, Chris Wilson
268/728, Cory Flett 279/722, Ken Willis
279/720, Kelly Brown 278/707, Cory Nichols
268/684, Steve Bennett Sr 683, Darryl Sheaks
265/683
Friday Night Men
Feb. 11: John Rougeau 279/728, Greg Heidelberger 279/758, Darrel VanHoose 279/804,
John Kohanski 279, Tom Harding 278, Chris
Smith 270, Sonny Pickard 269/767, Tino
Amodei 269, Jim Crandell 269, Paul Liechti
750, Tom Canino 726, Nick Moro 725, Matt St.
Dennis 266/722, Tom Lasnicki 716, Don Brush
714
Feb. 18: John Kohanski 300/717, Ron McDonald 289/712, Jeremy Macri 279/784, Ted
Melnyk 278, Tom Rougeau 740, Rick Rossen
268/701, Paul Liechti 268/709, Tino Amodei
717, Dick Cargill 267, Matt Leskoske 266/733,
Jon Hanson 263, Don Brush 259, Darrel VanHoose 708, Mike Salbert 701
B’ville Sports Bowl
Baldwinsville, NY
Lane 17 Pro Shop League
Feb. 7. Gary Peterson 750, Todd Fenchel 657,
Dan Sidon 652, Rob Levin 649, TJ Wells 648,
Chip Pettitt 647, Brandon Bertolinni 642, Nick
Torio 637, Corey Walts 627, Kevin Thompson
615
Feb. 14. Jim Lippke 720, Chris Cooper 706,
Gary Peterson 683, Brandon Bertollini 659,
Dave Parton 656, Jason George 656, Mike
Robinson 652, Ryan Kratz 634, Tom Satterlee
627, Mike Conroy 623
Warm Morning Insulation Wednesday Mixed
Jan 26. Ryan Calkins 246/696, Jay Champion
236/688, Nick Santore 237/629, Gene Seliger
226/606, Tina Harkins 223/572, Stacey Finnigan 214/567, Tracy Champion 205/550
Feb. 2. Ryan Calkins 236/665, Phil Iemma
215/594, Nick Goodfellow 207/570, Ron
McQuagge 220/587, Nick Santore 253/577, Jay
Champion 203/560,
Nick Petta 203/560, Chris House 195/555
Coops Thursday Mixed Trio
Jan 27. Dan Sidon 257/693, Brian Russell
240/643, Dave Butterworth 244/635, Frank
Carapella 245/629, John Kelly 247/629, Harry
Pettit 235/625, Sharon Sitar 199/587, Tracy
Champion 197/583, Debbie Sidon 204/575,
Scott Laffin 226/574, Donna Calkins 212/547,
Cathy Hudson 190/544
Feb 3. Sean Derouchie 252/714, Chip Pettit
226/654, Dan Sidon 235/624, Rich Stonecypher 220/619, Dale Bort 203/606, Scott Laffin
212/602, Kevin Peirson 205/567, Dave Butterworth 201/561, Patti Garrett 195/551, Loren
James 215/551, Cheryl Laffin 187/511, Debbie
Sidon 202/587, Mike Williams 197/572
Foxfire Thursday Mens
Jan 27. Tim Warner 278/735, Dan Sidon
267/713, Mike Thompkins 256/681, Rob Levin
258/647, Shawn Goodfellow 229/631, Brian
Warner 257/626, Ken Ryan 236/626, Chip Pettit 235/625, Cory Walts 237/617, Jim Lippke
225/615, Jim Hawthorne 209/604
Feb 3. Dan Sidon 246/684, Mike Thompkins
265/675, Ryan Kratz 247/667, Sean Derouchie
240/653, Gary Peterson 227/645, Shawn Goodfellow 237/646, Jay Champion 225/628, Dale
Bort 223/625, Cory Walts 224/618
Cedar House
Skaneatles, NY
Pepsi /Maines Food Service Classic League
Feb. 14. Jim Locastro 268/758; Greg Bibbens 268/732; Kevin Gabak 279/727; Greg
Hypes 265/725; Tom Knapp 256/713; Chris
Gomez 257/708; JJ Ashby 258/705; Mike
Dries 258/701; Rick Lambrecht 246/692; Dan
Guzulak 239/680
Thursday Triples
Feb. 17. Carl Weed 227/644; Gino Benda
233/597; Finn Shanahan 195/536; Greg Micucci 191/480
Women’s Center
Feb. 15. Joy Allen 191/518; Deb Porter
184/498; Jane Horyl 192/496; Jennifer Gallow
195/496
Mostly Mrs.
Feb. 15. Joy Allen 234/499; Kathy Fletcher
192/491; Emily Baier 167/474; Sandy Murray
158/457
Ursulla Cuddebach Memorial
Feb. 14. C. Lorey 227/613; Patty Blowers
219/611; Kathy Place 225/607; Alice Reed
211/572; Michelle Crowley 224/570; Cathy
Streeter 194/558
Erie Blvd. Lanes
Syracuse, NY
Tuesday Night Mens
Feb. 15. Steve Lange 277-780, Ron McDonald 286-745, Don Barry 256-735, Clark Cutri
259-733, John Maselli Jr. 288-715, Don Hurry
Sr. 289-715, Jim Leska 256-711, AJ Sabet
248-701, Jeff Chapman 241-694, Andy Leska
288-684, Timmy Mattice 246-680, Josh Fedele
235-680, Leo Jernigan 244-675
Feb. 22. Robert Dexter 278-805, Ron McDonald 265-793, John Maselli Jr 269-737, Clark
Cutri 257-739, Joey Fedele 275-725, Sheik
Ibrahim 245-717, John Odom 246-712, Don
Barry 268-711, Jay Taylor 278-708, Wattley
Kearse 258-696, Dave Brownlee 247-689, Don
Hurry Sr. 248-681
Romano Auto Dealerships Men’s League
Feb. 10. James Smith 268-735, DJ Mahar 264730, Alfred Smith 268-714, Mark Unislawski
289-707, Mike Piston 257-705, Paul Taylor
258-700, Ed Flood Jr. 279-696, Gregg Cavanaugh 258-674, Huey Tarbell 256-661, Kenny
Ruhs 245-659, Chris Donegan 225-658
Feb. 17. Jon Paninski 278-771, John Maselli
259-762, Dietrick Roberson 300-761, Eric
Birdslow 246-698, Chris McDonald 244-697,
Daryl Pepe 267-687, Kris O’Donaghy 279-671,
Jeremiah Nielsen 279-671, Fred Nielsen 257671, Peter Paczos 248-671, Paul Taylor 300
Daytime Seniors
Feb. 8/10. Lance Hinman 259/647, Jim Robertson 237/615, Ron Grant 207/606, Dave Myers
210/603, Herb Grimm 205/571, Harry Dunbar
224/567
Feb. 15/17. Willie Davis 244/644, 222/608, Bill
Cooper 247/636, Walt Buck 218/622, Lance
Hinman 235/616, Otto Boylan 222/580, Bob
Sweeny 193/567
Flamingo Bowl
Liverpool, NY
John’s Auto Care & Tabatha’s Restaurant
Jan. 31. Veronica Adams 630, Stacey Schloop
Feb. 14. Nichole Lafaver 628, Catherine Lamanna 598, Veronica Adams 568, Diane Tripp
562, Elaine Stroman 558, Robin Smith 551
Feb. 21. Jennette Adams 279/653, Jennifer
Kerns 626, Kim Flood 588, Melissa Perry 564,
Stacey Finnigan 560, Elaine Stroman 552, Kay
Szczypien 551
Flamingo Ladies
Feb. 21. Carol Calogero 213/557, Jamie McNamera 209/546, Millie Flett 182/521, Linda Zuccaro 197/511, Nicole LeVea 185/502, Melissa
Michaels 180/502
Monday Bud Doubles
Feb. 7. Craig Lott 269/739, Joe Conti Jr.
289/724, Carl Pawlick 257/720, John Malinowski 300/706, Howard Jones 246/705
Feb. 14. Walter Fedor 286/757, Howard Jones
240/699, Jay Taylor 268/697, James Jones Sr.
236/674, James McCarthy 258/672, Joe Conti
Jr. 228/661, Jermaine Williams 256/652, Joe
Conti Sr. 222/650
Feb. 21. Joe Conti Jr. 278/754, John Malinowski 246/706, Fred Lee 263/685, Anthony Greene
246/669, Robert Dexter 235/664, Carl Pawlick
231/651, Paul Cardinal 234/650, Gary Branch
232/649, James McCarthy 253/647, Walter Fedor 256/634, Antwan Johnson 235/634, Eugene
Hodges 244/632, Emilie Pawlick 224/631
Syracuse Women’s Insurance
Feb. 8. Sandy Kitching 201/566, Kathy Recore
182/491, Betty Genninger 166/472, Korynne
Burns 177/461, Jan Moro 171/460
Feb. 15. Betty Genninger 201/553, Camille
Mancini 192/504, Kathy Recore 189/496, Koroynne Burns 206/494, Sandy Kitching 202/493
Feb. 22. Kathy Recore 204/540, Korynne Burns
200/524, Sandy Kitching 182/489, Annette
Sharkey 189/485
Tuesday Mixed
Feb. 8. Chris Hechman 258/731, Ken Rosys 258/655, Fulton Stone 247/650, Rick
Lis 235/648, Tom Stone 245/619, Jim Dunn
232/611, Marie Donigan 240/623, Terry
Flournory 214/617, Micki Lis 215/557, Amy Jo
Polly 195/528, Darcie Jerry 210/508
Feb. 15. Tom Stone 268/653, Pete Andrella
246/644, Larry Edgerton 214/592, Ken Rosys
225/578, Jim Dunn 203/569, Fulton Stone
203/559, Roy Towner 203/557, Ken Kirby
214/553, Gena Rosys 190/563, Terry Flournory 228/557, Amy Jo Polly 188/518, Nancy
Chartier 177/500, Marie Donigan 183/499
Feb. 22. Chris Heckman 245/653, Fulton Stone
216/616, Rick Lis 206/568, Nancy Chartier
223/575, Marie Donigan 211/562, Kristina
Kirby 195/559
Jack Noonan’s League
Feb. 4. Rich Jarvis 263/721, John Ingram
245/703, Scott Stachnik 235/672, Gary Gauthier 214/614, Joe Stines 247/609, Ryan Brown
216/608, Sandy Corcoran 180/529, Jackie
Bhanot 183/515, Tina Moses 187/510, Kathy
Ingram 203/490, Liz Jarvis 183/489, Jennifer
Stock 175/485
Flamingo Raiders
Feb. 19. Tim Lawton 258/762, Chuck Becker
257/686, Jerry Rieder 267/669, Mike Maugeri
245/655, Bob Busko 279/652, Anne Bethmann
238/662, Norine Faatz 23/626, Jean Foster
201/583, Katy Foster 209/579, Marcia Hanley
197/556
Architects & Engineers
Feb. 16. Jerry Piersall 279/762, Steve Altman
234/628, Mike Parker 210/604, Dennis Smith
215/563, Ken Light 220/556, Jim Sheedy
235/552
Lockheed Martin
Feb. 9. Frank Dewees 256/300/267/823, Tim
Talaga 279/734, Mike Daley 257/719, Bob
Dykeman 234/659, Gerry Allen 236/652,
Chuck Harris 244/608
Feb. 16. Bob Dykeman 297/690, Frank Dewees 221/642, Larry Flora 240/633, Don Hall
248/632, Tim Talaga 224/608, Robert Fahsel
222/605, James Attaldo 220/604, John Hughes
206/604
Feb. 23. John Beczak 267/658, David Roberts
223/625, Dennis Dykeman 218/620, Douglas
Antl 215/617, Robert Fahsel 218/600, Paul
Downing 227/592, Larry Flora 227/590, Dave
Wede 245/588
Legends Pro Shop
Feb. 9. Dave Disque 277/761, Warren Wheeler
267/743, Don Brush 279/741, David Gonzalski
290/726, Bryan Dougherty 257/725, Jeremy
Macri 248/714, Scott Czachowski 279/713, Jim
Miner 276/713, Steve Anderson 289/688, Jim
Bero 266/685, Dave Brownlee 258/682, John
Sacco 247/681
Feb. 16. Jim Bero 247/268/300/815, Jeff Gordon 298/798, Dave Brownlee 279/764, Scott
Fello 280/727, Dave Pringle 298/716, Warren
Wheeler 259/708, Eric Ripka 257/708, Tony
Lennox 239/704, Jim Crandell 268/700
Feb. 23. Ryan Volcko 300/267/241/808, Warren
Wheeler 279/775, Dave Disque 280/765, Ray
Burton 277/758, Bryan Dougherty 276/758, A.
J. Sabet 253/747, Jeremy Macri 247/727, Scott
Fello 277/726, Geoff Bremner 257/723, Chris
Prestia 300/719, Bill Young 259/713, Ken DuBois 264/712, Dave Brownlee 259/710, Larry
Madlin 252/704, Steve Anderson 254/702,
Dave Bowling 256/701
Flamingo Jets
Feb. 3. Becky Bodnar 243/680, Gizelle Fatcheric 218/630, Beth Smith 224/611, Leanne Maxsween 222/584, Deb Kopaczewski 205/582,
Amy Willis 226/581
Feb. 24. Joy Burns 257/613, Gizelle Fatcheric
213/568, Martha Hudson 195/558, Marcia
Hanley 191/549, Kathy Haase 202/541, Amy
Bushnoe 186/540
Saturday Foursomes
Feb. 19. Matt Hardy 239/667, Ken Hanley II
248/632, Rich Korzyp 209/617, David Fleming
239/607, Mark Gonzalski 206/588, Rich Bisnett
242/ 587, Stacey Lane 254/547, Amy Nitzke
180/531, Margaret Segars 202/526, Emy Neidl
180/507, Tammy Caza 187/502, Jennifer Hardy
178/501
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Mixed Up Birds
Feb. 13. Jason Ingram 220/647, George Fuller
233/644, Robert Smith 257/642, Jamie Dupee
247/641, Greg Kerns 230/634, John Ingram
225/627, Brian Miller 262/620, Kevin Burns
218/619, Earl Auslander II 248/611, Stacey
Miller 256/607, Joy Burns 212/584, Stacy
Rickes 213/552, Donna Clark 182/539, Carol
Lynch 191/522, Gwen Ventura 192/513, Claudette Hale 170/505, Renee Hansen 203/503,
Wendy Slaugh 200/501
Green Lakes
Fayetteville, NY
FM Suburban
Feb. 7. Tim Francis 235-532, Kevin Osgood
255-681, George Fuller 230-569, Dave Howard
199-547, Tony Vadala 200-546, Tom Spaulding Sr. 204-518, Frank Ruggiero 202-579, Rick
Scholl 177-510, Joe Weaver 168-461, Kevin
Bennett 185-497, Brian Bennett 223-579
Feb. 14. Bill Recore Jr. 236-618, Kevin Osgood
270-727, Jim Tangredi 224-589, Al Meyers
226-633, Jim Brignull 267-696, Andy Inglis
223-622 Joe Weaver 162-457, Paul Weaver
213-519, Frank Garlock 225-589
Fayetteville Commercial
Feb. 8. Bill Miner 245-663, Adam Rabideau
204-559, Dominic Tirinato 215-556, Paul Coffey 233-605, Joel Proulx 249-600, Ryan Lee
196-491, Brandon Ort 246-672, Bill Recore
Jr. 237-644, Jay Nicholas 218-550, David
Sheild 206-570, Joe Willis lll 200-550, Adam
Randall 193-481, Greg Wilsey 235-648, Jamie
Nash 237-600, Steve English 200-531, George
Shaheen 215-584
Feb. 15. Paul Baker 180-525, Coby Rising 210550, Tom Wheeler 183-506, Joe Willis 186508, Joe Willis lll 198-554, Kevin Comerford
232-550 Gerald Nash 171-478, Randy Nash
190-517, Greg Wilsey 235-598, Jamie Nash
204-590, Chris Ravard 181-524, Greg Guignard
205-574 Kevin Wallace 270-600, Dwight Hart
210-553, Bill Miner 227-650, Keith Button
255-682
Wednesday Trio
Feb. 9. Patrick Tarolli 198-495, Stacey King
226-632, Jeff Compoli 198-563, Robert
Thomas 215-569, Jim Brignull 233-660, Jeff
Garlock 213-618, Dale Hughes 217-597, Harry
Morton 241-542
Feb. 16. Jeff Garlock 279-657, Frank Garlock
237-653, Jeff Kinsella 192-540, Joe Lebediker
155-413, Lee Woodward 148-420, Dave Capriotti 203-562, Mary Garlock 199-532
Thursday Mixed
Feb. 10. Chrity Yenny 189-518, Ryan Pipes
197-523, John Novak 279-738, Kelly Pearson
170-465, Andy Pearson 216-608, Bryan Bendixen 230-602 Robert Mccarthy 213-496, Bill
Recore Jr. 254-631, Ryan Lee 204-525, Krystal
Forsyth 195-510, Joel Proulx 207-556, Scott
Campbell 226-601
Feb. 17. Scott Campbell 233-634, Joel Proulx
222-571, Ryan Pipes 190-526, Andy Pearson
237-620, Tammy Serrao 171-430, Joe Lazzaro
203-591, Bryan Bendixen 192-507
Friday Fun
Feb. 11. Colleen Cooper 174-470, Tina Ward
151-446, Jason Richman 223-569, Ron Ward
198-569, Colleen Olivaduti 200-524, Al Meyers
257-735 Mike Dixon 201-443, Bob Valentine
191-484, Kelly Hodge 159-449, Jodi Randall
155-400
Saturday Nite Mixed
Feb. 12. Cathy Phillips 210-578, Sally Warner
206-528, Laura Wilcox 141-412, Jan McCarthy
225-585, Sara Drumm 140-308, Bob Steinbach
231-549, Bill Recore Jr. 223-645, Jim McCormick 196-537, Kevin Drumm 219-488, Travis
Eldridge 181-505
Feb. 19. Kathy Recore 209-573, Sue LaTocha
206-512, Tasha Wilcox 145-343, Kim Wilcox 195-508, Tonya Mawson 186-497 Brett
Richardson 219-500, Jim Doane 193-571, Billy
Recore Jr. 267-667, Paul Hildreth 230-654,
Travis Eldridge 191-541
Sunday Mixed
Feb. 13. (early) Becky Schlueter 121-344, Mark
Vanalstyne 194-547, Cindy Mills 168-455,
Dave Bradley 186-506, Tom Baker 219-634,
Jerry Oakley 187-520 Sharon Baker 162-381,
Bob Baker 163-443
Feb. 13. (late) Steve Chase 203-525, Dave
Rahme 202-517, Nolan Weidner 188-512, Bev
Hence 178-463, Dan Welker 215-584, Wayne
LaVine 231-631 Diane Horning 142-417
Greater Syracuse League
C N Y Striker
Week of Feb 7. City. High average: Mike
DiSano 223, Jeff Chapman 222, Ron Foraker
218. High scores: Jeff Chapman 300-759, Phil
Spevak 728, Joe Coppola Jr. 711
Suburban. High average: Andy Melnyk 227,
Joe Bethmann 220.9, John Monaghan 220.1.
High scores: Andy Melnyk 279-761, Joe Bethmann 735, Joe Stines 714
Week of Feb. 14. High average: Mike DiSano
223, Jeff Chapman 222, Ted Melnyk 217. High
scores: J.D. Colditz 299-823, Ted Melnyk 296737, Buddy Amidon 720
Suburban. High average: Andy Melnyk
228, Jim Bero 221, Joe Bethmann 220.4, John
Monaghan 220.3. High scores: Jim Bero 269782, Rick Nuzzo Jr. 728, Andy Melnyk 258-726
Lakeview Bowling Center
Liverpool, NY
Lakeview Doubles
Lakeview Doubles
Feb. 10. Don Hurry 279/697, Chris Cook
243/695, Jerry Rieder 278/685, Troy Lott
244/683, Maurice Jackson 255/678 Claudia
Rieder 215/596, Jill Vincitore 202/591, Pat
VanDyke 188/502,
Evelyn Lott 182/496, Robert Smith 212/494
Feb. 17. Steve Smith 257(x2)/760, Chris Cook
269/738, Paul Legnetto 253/716, Jerry Rieder
236/688, Don Hurry 283/673 Evelyn Lott
212/589, Claudia Rieder 214/557, Jill Vincitore
192/556,
Jackie Buczek 227/550, Kelly Spaulding
203/531
Painters and Decorators
Feb. 10. Joe Lisowski 269/692, Mark Zlotnick
277/667, Matt Melcher 233/663, Vince Masuicca 226/662, Alfie Carfagno 251/661
Feb. 17. Michael Hayes 299/811, Vince Masuicca 266/701, Harry Webb 277/684, Ken Pratt
268/684, Nick Purchiaroni 243/270
F.I.B.S.
Feb. 11. Bob Boivin 257/689, Dan Grimes
220/634, Dave Foster 215(x2)/627, Ed Patnode
182/528, Bill Kalar 186/520 Diane Berube
203/559, Sue Roy 159/461, Linda Arrayan
154/440, Phyllis Harmer 170/429, Sally Werner
159/426
Feb. 18. Aldo Chemotti 209/606, Bob Boivin
191/541, Donald Roy 214/537, Herb Werner
245/535, Bud Wright 188/520 Diane Berube
238/576, Sue Roy 222/547, Rosann McNeil
183/468,
Doris Stewart 159/458, Sally Werner 164/447
Friday Nationwide Doubles
Feb. 11. Joel Olmstead 197/548, Don Neuberger 198/503, Tim Stanton 166/441, Tom
Cole 149/414, Craig Mabbett 138/408 Linda
Gregory 193/509, Donna Miles 136/387, Deb
Donegan 140/378, Nat Mabbett 133/365, Karen
Brown 131/356
Feb. 18. Tim Stanton 247/561, Joel Olmstead
196/556, Don Neuberger 168/386, Mike Neuberger 152/347 Linda Gregory 178/491, Katie
Stanton 141/389, Pat Neuberger 168/386, Deb
Donegan 125/355, Lynn Olmstead 127/354
Friday Night Men
Feb. 11. Doug Naylor 279/753, Frank Rogers 267/718, Ed Vaughn 259/709, Mike Lesio
246/706, Willie Davis 247/691
Feb. 18. Dale Griffis 290/750, Tony Vito
245/709, Willie Davis 276/701, Rick Piesins
257/692, Clifford West 258/689
Saturday Night Mixed
Feb. 12. Bill Walker Sr 269/761, John Sacco
258/675, Jeff Winzens 259/670, Frank Garfield
257/670, Robert Hollenbeck 243/652 Andrea
Serbun 232/640, Becki McNally 246/626,
Cheryl Robinson 213/559, Cherie Brauchle
190/523, Kelly Spaulding 191/500
Feb. 19. Tim Hurry 288/729, John Sacco
280/726, Bill Walker Sr 277/714, Sean Hiller
253/707, Don Hurry 243/659 Becki McNally
238/658, Mary Jo Downey 211/573, Andrea
Serbun 202(x2)/555, Cheryl Robinson 212/546,
Cherie Brauchle 211/546
Sunday Weekend Wrap-Up
Feb. 13. Dale Griffis 248/707, Mark Moore
226/668, Jim Miner 236/666, Ron Tyler
229/664, Kevin Schilling 245/644 Debbie
Kopaczewski 247/589, Melanie Angarano
204/589, Annie Moore 212/551, Sharon Reilley
214/520, Janet Elliot 198/520
Feb. 20. Kris Camarda 279/731, Chris Orlicz
243/710, Fran Carhart 254/691, Shawn Carbone
268/681, Ron Tyler 255/665 Debbie Kopaczewski 212/598, Bonnie Tyler 208/598, Amy
Virginia 224/577, Anne Moore 224/574, Paula
Garfield 219/565
Salina Sizzlers
Feb. 14. John McArdell 254/685, Al Brisson
209/578, Joe Brisson 213/573, Reno Carlitti
224/532, Aldo Chemotti 191/531 Sue Roy
197/527, Norma Graff 182/524, MaryAnn
Miner 174/493, Mary Ann Faucher 148/431,
Rosann McNeil 159/429
Feb. 21. Cy Marciniak 225/586, Peter Allen 211/549, John McArdell 194/509, Aldo
Chemotti 194/508, Al Brisson 176/506 Sue Roy
189/506, Norma Graff 184/464, Mary Lynch
160/430,
Jean Cunningham 157/423, Janet Chemotti
159/402, Maryann Miner 145/402,
Emma Barnard 141/402
Lakeview Saliba Doubles
Feb. 14. Tom Canino 268/727, PJ Kohanski
257/695, TJ Mento 237/687, Derek Magno
269/684, Jim Leska 236/652
Feb. 21. Derek Magno 267/752, Bill Timmons
268/680, Bryan Dougherty 259/677, John Kohanski 257/666, TJ Mento 258/659
Monday Night Men
Feb. 14. Tim McDonald 234/680, Tom Mento
Jr 233/673, Mike Nolan 235/668, Frank Bailey
248/656, Bill Cronk 233/654
Feb. 21. Gary Cunningham 279/707, Ryan
Eddy 266/704, Myron Zindle 299/692, Chris
Cook 245/683, Frank Bailey 243/680
Liverpool Mixed
Feb. 15. Carl Fedrizzi 227/571, Joel Greene
179(x2)/525, Joe Pascarella 208/510, Ken
Elderbroom 162/460, Fran Fedrizzi 161/375
Joan Brennan 176/504, Karen Pickard 180/492,
Kristi Kneeskern 169/491, Lena Alexander
172/466, Mary Elderbroom 189/458
Feb. 22. Joel Greene 217/553, Joe Pacarella
156/449, Carl Fedrizzi 167/447, Fran Fedrizzi
157/427, Barry Kneeskern 145/391, Karen
Pickard 200/549, Millie Fleet 177/482, Peg Defuria 161/460, Anne Burkhardt 171/456, Marla
Reepa 157/437
Upstate Medical
Feb. 15. Chris Cook 216/634, Fred Lee
214/593, David Flagg 227/592, Keith Adams
234/579, Thomas Corbett 199/570 Cathy Santocki 200/547, Cynthia Mike 189/539, Nicole
Virginia 189/533, Pamela Corbett 188/531,
Nassauma Adams 222/508
Feb. 22. Chris Cook 218/629, Bob Cliff Jr
211(x2)/609, James Render 237/574, Fred Lee
203/565, Tony Noreault 192/552 Nassauma Adams 232/653, Nicole Virginia 182/506, Cathy
Santocki 168/490, Shari Perkins 165/486,
Cynthia Mike 169/477
Tuesday Funtime Mixed
Feb. 15. Todd Jufko 242/660, Rick Faes
213/601, Brian Dziadula 193/559, Anthony
Faes 224/537, Bill Springer 178/499 Amy
Cross 186(x2)/535, Liz Bowerman 203/510,
Cindy Smith 190/482, Evelyn Kain 178/455,
Shelly Worden 156/424
Feb. 22. Todd Jufko 247/680, Brian Dziadula
245/599, Rick Faes 213/567, Bill Springer
213/533, Nick Faes 189, Amy Cross 187/511,
Liz Bowerman 173/482, Terri Faes 175/470,
Kim Huddleson 172/465, Wendy Dziadula
172/439
A-1 Trophy
Feb. 15. Mark Guarante 279/744, Chris Cook
278/705, Joe Stines 239/652, Joey Maginelli
242/640, Bill Backus 234/640 Dawn Wiktorwicz 234/633
Feb. 22. Conal Puchalski 245/671, Harry Webb
246/668, Donnie Deverso 232/652, Bill Backus
245/634, Mark Guarante 221/631 Dawn Wiktorwicz 244/616
American Amusement
Feb. 16. Joan Bruzdzinski 191(x2)/539, Charlie
Bower 214/519, Mickey Hunter 175/507, Susan
Wright 171/481, Terry Engelbrecht 163/476
DOT
Feb.16. Dave Barnett 244/713, Bill Cooper
266/666, Frank Rogers 235/617, Andre Dumas
235/613, Steve Chapman 235/612, Carl Warner
220/612
Independent Men
Feb. 16. Jeff Chapman 279/764, Chuck Ozimek
Sr 279/738, Don Hurry 255/724, Brian Benton
296/696, Mike Tuzzolino 244/681
Lighthouse Lanes
Oswego, NY
Port City Seniors
Feb. 14. Robert Brace 275-691, Paul Kupelian
255-662, Richard Dietz 234-651, Daniel MacDonald 266-649, Donald Simpson 225-627,
Harold Kenyon Jr. 246-622, Michael Mahaney
237-621, Robert Day 254-612, Charles Blum
Jr 209-601, William Chorley 217-601, James
Branchau 222-601
Feb. 21. Michael Mahaney 259-688, Robert
Brace 248-679, Paul Kupelian 278-674, Michael Coffey 267-646, Richard Roach 219-640,
Donald Torbitt Jr. 229-639, Harold Kenyon Jr.
238-629, William Kerfien 234-629, Donald
Simpson 216-622, David Ascenzi 268-622,
Richard Dietz 207-603
Rainbow Lanes
Weedsport, NY
Senior Rainbowlers
Feb. 15 Bob McDuffie 234-238-244-716; Ed
Wasilenko 239-248-693; Bob Ball 235-648;
Dale Weigand 237-644; Bruce Christopher
233-621; Sharon Mills 235-638; Linda Weigand
509; Margaret Andrews 488
Feb. 22. Dale Weigand 290 (11 in a row) 765;
Walt Joshanski 253-623; Bob Ball 226-612; Ed
Wasilenko 224-607 Sharon Mills 600; Hildegard Gunnip 527; Linda Weigand 502
Senior Stars
Feb. 17. Sharon Mills 186-529; Linda Weigand
188-498; Margie Lowe 187-485; Hildegard
Gunnip 183-482; Dale Weigand 266-680; Bob
Yeomans 254-637; Harry Sowles 201-565; Bruce
Christopher 194-560; Rick Jordan 214-560
Feb. 24. Sharon Mills 210-603; Sandy Love-
less 195-530; Mary Williams 184-526; Darlene
McArdell 179-507; Jack Calkins 233-584; Tom
Lloyd 223-561; Bruce Lewis 191-560
Ira Watkins League
Feb. 24. Ron Rizzo 278/754, David Sutton
232/707, Mike Pucino 268/706
Dale Biss Memorial
Jerry Blumer 279/763, Mat Grudzien 266/735
Shawn Michell 279/712
Solvay Recreation Lanes
Solvay, NY
Geddes Savings
Feb.8. Nate Kelley 278/659, Nick DeSantis Sr.
247/680, Len Capucilli III 243/694,John Veri
234/626, Bill Miller 207/603
Feb. 22. Len Capucilli III 279/708, Ryan Eddy
255/656, Butch Venuti 254/645, Nick DeSantis
Sr 248/655, Bill Miller 246/660, Rob Hunt
243/603, Chris DeSantis 225/609, John Veri
223/628
Thunderbird Lanes
Baldwinsville, NY
T-Bird Tuesday Ladies Classic
Feb. 15. Rachael Thompson 268-760, Kathy
Hoefer 254-726, Courtney Radick 268-690,
Nicole O’Brien 237-680, Lynette Fichera
242-653, Martha Cameron 244-647, Roseann
DiFlorio 257-646, Rosa Moro 226-646, Tanya
Leonard 226-642, Colby Stejback 233-623, Teri
Gonzalski 229-621, Maria D’Imperio 227-619,
Jennette Adams 227-616, Chris Zimmerman
224-609, Mary DelVecchio 211-609, Tracy
Champion 237-603
Feb. 22. Jean Foster 265-747, Tanya Leonard
270-740, Tammy Hoefer 279-729, Rosa Moro
277-714, Maria D’Imperio 256-690, Emile
Pawlick 276-689, Jenn Cole 235-681, Nicole
O’Brien 247-681, Martha Cameron 227-663,
Teri Gonzalaski 235-660, Kathy Hoefer 245658, Mary DelVecchio 237-656, Courtney
Radick 247-630, Lynette Fichera 238-619,
Joyce Rougeau 254-617, Tina Fabrizio 224616, Chris Zimmerman 216-604
Thursday Retailers
Feb. 10. Dave Demperio 792/279 Tom Werth
235/675 Ed Sagor Jr 258/669 Ed Wood ll
234/669 Matt Schumacher 241/663 Chris Desantis 242/631 Tobey Elias 224/626 Bob Flask
237/621 Matt Gasparini 226/620 E Moore
230/610
Feb. 17. Dave Demperio 269/763 Pete DiGenaro 264/665 Paul Allen 245/661 Dave Cummings 234/644, Ed Sagor Jr 245/628 Frank
DiPino 224/615 Tobey Elias 239/609 Casey
Brzostowski 227/608
Friday Night Keglers
Feb. 11. Gary Cunningham 248/726 Jerry
Sakran Jr 264/719 Bill Allen Jr 279/705 Nick
Goodfellow 269/704 Ed Sagor Jr 257/690 Paul
Allen 235/689 Ron Clifford 257/687 Shawn
Goodfellow 246/683 Craig Rockwell 267/681
Chris Lynch 290/678
Feb. 18. R J Blanchard 290/815 Dave Demperio 264/739 Jim Zimmerman 248/726 Tom
Stone 277/709, Jeff Cooper 244/695 Craig
Rockwell 255/692 Steve Touron 269/687 Chris
Lynch 235/681, Shaun Goodfellow 247/679
Tom Clyne 268/681
EOW
Feb. 13. Karen Demperio 254/ 647 Rosemary
Beshules 202/597 Lori Pientka 214/584 Kim
Fox 195/558 Kristel Isgar 207/523 Jennette
Wallace 205/482 Robin Weeks 173/476 Sue
Krawiec 171/473 Dave Demperio 250/734
Rich Korzup 242/681 Jamie Sodjak 258/679
Scott Czachowski 253/677 Gary Cunningham
233/656 Chris DeSantis 240/639 Steve Touron
217/611 Scott Touron 215/604 Tim Paige
222/604 Jeff Chubb 221/595
Feb. 20. Karen Demperio 203/587 Trish
DeSantis 201555 Sue Krawiec 185/527 Dawn
Lisenko 179/522 Cindy Losurdo 184/515 Chris
Hollister 191/505 Julie Burke 177/498 Rosemary Beshures 180/480 Michele Beige 173/462
Jennette Wallace 179/446 Scott Czachowski
290/752 Kyle Wilcox 276/705 Dave Demperio 247/692 Jeff Chubb 236/663 Joe Ferrini
232/647 Mark Cammuso 224/619 Steve Kuss
244/617 Jeff Cooper 244/617 Steve Touron
246/604 Dick Lisenko 207/595
THE
March 2011
C N Y Striker
Upcoming Events
March 6-13. The 24th annual Super Bud
Bowl at Lighthouse Lanes, Oswego. First
prize is $5,000. For details or an entry form,
go to www.lhlanes.com.
March 12-13. The 17th annual Syracuse
Association Mixed Team Tournament at
AMF Strike N Spare. For details, call the
SBA at 488-3761.
March 13. The Junior Van Wie Doubles
Tournament at B’ville Sports Bowl. Qualifying squads are noon and 2 p.m. in both
scratch and handicap divisions. For details,
call Sports Bowl at 638-0312.
March 19-20, March 29. The 42nd annual
State Youth Team Championships at Lighthouse Lanes, Oswego. Entry fee is $46 per
team. Reservations close Feb. 19. For details, visit www.nyusbcyouth.org or e-mail
regional director Deb Deuel at debyaba@
aol.com.
March 20. Finals of the Junior Van Wie
Doubles Tournament noon at B’ville Sports
Bowl. For details, call Sports Bowl at 6380312.
March 26-27. The 21st annual State Masters Championship at Boulevard Bowl in
Schenectady. Entry fee is $90. Qualifying
is March 26 and finals are 9:30 a.m. March
27. For more details, go to the state website
at www.bowlny.com.
April 9-10. The 18th annual SBA Seniors
Alibi Tournament at Lakeview Bowling
Center. Entry fee is $25 for men and women’s bowlers 50 years or older. For details,
call the SBA at 488-3761.
April 29, April 31, May 1. The 13th annual
Adult/Junior Doubles State Tournament at
AMF Strike N Spare, Mattydale. Entry fee
is $27. Reservations close April 25. For details, visit www.nyusbcyouth.org or e-mail
tournament director Thomas Solimine at
[email protected].
600 Club Doubles
Tournament Results
The winners of the 600 Club tournament
were Jerry Rieder and Claudia Reider
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Feb. 12
1st place Claudia Rieder 523/Jerry Rieder 761
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2nd place Martha Hudson 584/Greg Hudson 699 + 18
3rd place Sandy Thayer 470/Brian Salisbury 762 +66
4th place Krystal Ashby 637/Scott Stachnik 644
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5th place Tanya Leonard 607/Chris Leonard 655 + 12
6th place Mary-lee Prestia 536/Chris Prestia 706 + 18
7th place Kay Oldenburg 475/Andy DeFlorio 667 + 108
8th place Teri Pryce 556/Howard Jones 644
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10th place Joanna Carter 571/Chris Cooper 654
+ 0
Note: 47 couples participated in the tournament.
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