O5PBA Hall of Fame Inductees: On November 2, 2019, the Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers’ Association recognized three members from Central Ontario. The 41st Awards Dinner was held at the Sheraton in Hamilton. From left to right: Rheal Champagne, Brenda Hamilton and Jim Head. Jim Head, Players Division In the last 30 years, Jim Head has been a dominant force in five pin bowling. Jim is a product of the YBC at Village Bowl. He joined the Master Bowlers’ Association for the 1991-1992 season and has continued as a member to this day. During this time, Jim has an outstanding record of 13 wins, with 11 in the tournament division and 2 in the senior division. Jim has qualified for 10 national championships in the Master Bowler’s Association of Canada. His overall average in the MBAO is 260.21, one of the highest on record. In the Open, Jim has been equally impressive. Overall, he has qualified 24 times, beginning in 1991, which includes 10 times in singles, 18 men’s team and 6 mixed teams. He has been a provincial champion eight times and those victories produced five national medals, two gold, two silver, and a bronze. In 2017, Jim was selected as the national All Star with an average of 272.56, and 14 single game victories. In 2004, Jim was on the men’s team that set four national records that stand to this date.(Note: For the full bio please go www.o5pba.ca) Brenda Hamilton, Builder Division 1 COBA FASTLANE November 2019
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O5PBA Hall of Fame Inductees: On November 2, 2019, the Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers’ Association recognized three members from Central Ontario.
The 41st Awards Dinner was held at the Sheraton in Hamilton.
From left to right: Rheal Champagne, Brenda Hamilton and Jim Head.
Jim Head, Players Division
In the last 30 years, Jim Head has been a dominant force in five pin bowling. Jim is a product of the YBC at Village Bowl.
He joined the Master Bowlers’ Association for the 1991-1992 season and has continued as a member to this day. During this time, Jim has an outstanding record of 13 wins, with 11 in the tournament division and 2 in the senior division. Jim has qualified for 10 national championships in the Master Bowler’s Association of Canada. His overall average in the MBAO is 260.21, one of the highest on record.
In the Open, Jim has been equally impressive. Overall, he has qualified 24 times, beginning in 1991, which includes 10 times in singles, 18 men’s team and 6 mixed teams. He has been a provincial champion eight times and those victories produced five national medals, two gold, two silver, and a bronze. In 2017, Jim was selected as the national All Star with an average of 272.56, and 14 single game victories. In 2004, Jim was on the men’s team that set four national records that stand to this date.(Note: For the full bio please go www.o5pba.ca)
O5PBA Hall of Inductees (Cont’d) While excelling on the lanes, Brenda began her volunteer involvement, Brenda became the secretary of the Lake Ontario zone and after 3 years, became the president for 2 additional years. Ultimately, the Lake Ontario zone merged with the Central Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers Association and Brenda was secretary for 17 years as well as co-ordinating the average book, the lottery program and collecting record scores. Between 1990 and 2008, Brenda was recognized as the Secretary of the year seven times.
Brenda joined the provincial board in 2008 and continues to this day as Marketing, Publicity & Communications and Audit chair. In several other roles, Brenda has been a Judge of Play at the Open, co-chaired the hosting of the 2014 Youth Challenge nationals, wrote the 25 year history of O5PBA and spent countless hours to produce team rosters for the 50th Anniversary of the Open in 2014. Brenda has also coached four national Inter-Provincial teams.
Brenda has been inducted into the COBA Hall of Fame, received a 30 year service award, was recognized with a volunteer citation from the City of Mississauga and also the provincial Syl Apps award for her contribution to amateur sport.(Note: For the full bio please go www.o5pba.ca)
Rheal Champagne, Builder’s Division
While enjoying his league and tournament plan, Rheal saw several opportunities to volunteer. He has served two terms with the O5PBA Board of Directors. The first covered 1978 to 1987 and the second from 2003 to this day.
During his first term, Rheal began as a Director, covered record scores and banquets, lane certification and helped develop the All Ontario High School Provincial Championship Tournament.
Upon his return in 2003, Rheal became the Vice President and took charge of the lane certification and the rapidly evolving coaching program.
On the coaching side, he coached at the Open, the Pepsi and Youth Challenge, the Ontario Winter Games, the Inter-Provincials and was selected as the men’s team coach at the 1983 Canada Winter Games. In 2006, Rheal was selected as the Grass Roots Coach of the Year in both Ontario and Canada.
In summary, while Rheal has spent over 26 years on the provincial board, he has been on the COBA board for 34 years, covering every portfolio at the local level. In recognition, he was inducted to the COBA Hall of Fame in 2002. (Note: For the full bio please go www.o5pba.ca)
Saturday, April 11, 2020 8:30 AM - 1:15 PM - Ladies’; Men’s; Mixed and Senior’s Teams - Stepladder Finals
4:30 PM - Winners to assemble in VIP
5:45 PM - Cocktails
6:15 PM - Dinner
8:45 PM - Dance
COBA Hybrid Tournament
On November 23, 2019, COBA will be hosting a doubles tournament. Each team will consist of 2 bowlers (1 Scratch and 1 Pins over average).
Competitors will bowl 4 games with the cash payout to the top 14 teams (based on 48 entries)
FORMAT: The total pin fall for the scratch bowler will be added to the overall +/- of the Pins over average bowler. For example, if the scratch bowler’s score is 1000 and the POA bowler is +25 for the 4 games, the team score is 1025. Another example, if the scratch bowler’s score is 980 and the POA bower is -30 for the for games, the team score is 950.
COST: $80 per team
LOCATION: Streetsville Bowl
TIME: 2 shifts, 2 PM & 7 PM
POA Average: The bowler’s average will be taken from the average book. If a bowler is not in the average book, an average sheet must be submitted as of November 7, 2019.
Coaching Reminder: All youth coaches are required to complete two courses by December 31, 2019 to be eligible to coach at the Provincial or National Level of the Youth Challenge. If you have any questions, email Melissa Llewellyn, Coaching Coordinator.
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COBA FASTLANE NOVEMBER 2019
Upcoming Tournaments (Subject to Change):
Executive Tournament • November 16, 2019
Centre Bowl Lunch served at 1 PM, Tournament at 2 PM
• Average Date and Entry Deadline: Oct 27, 2019
• Open to all League Executives, (ie. President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Tournament Director).
• Each league eligible to send 3 executives at no charge, leagues may purchase 1 additional entry for $20.
• Lunch will be provided to all participants
• Provincials - February 23, 2020 at Victoria Bowl. Consists of 4 Games POA.
• Top Qualifier at Provincials will win $1,000
Youth Challenge • November 24, 2019
Hopedale Bowl 9:30 Registration, 10 AM Start
• Open to all bowlers 12 - 18 as of December 31, 2019
• Entry Deadline: November 10, 2019
• Provincial Championships: January 12, 2020, Oshawa
• National Championships: March 26 - 28, 2020, Ottawa
Ontario Open/Senior Open - Zone Round - Week 1 • December 1, 2019 Brampton Bowl 8:30 Registration, 9 AM Start
• Provincial Championships: April 8-11, 2020, Oshawa
• National Championships: June 3-6 2020, Gatineau
• Open to all bowlers 19 years of age and over as of Dec. 31, 2019
• Senior Open is open to all bowlers 50 years of age and over as of Dec 31, 2019
• Bowlers may compete in both divisions if 50 years of age and over.
• Ontario Open/Senior Open - Zone Round - Week 2 December 8, 2019 Hopedale Bowl 8:30 Registration, 9AM Start SENIORS 12:30 Registration, 1PM Est. Start
Hi Low Doubles • January 19, 2020
Streetsville Bowl Shift 1 - 9 AM Registration, 9:30 PM Start Shift 2 - 1 PM Registration, 1:30 PM Start • Average Date/Entry Deadline: October 27,
2019 • League Rounds: Oct. 28 to Dec 1, 2019 • Provincial Championships: February 22,
2020, Echo Bowl, Brantford, Ontario. Consists of 4 games POA.
• Inter-Provincial National Championships: April 23-26, 2020, Winnipeg
Note: Teams finishing 1st and 2nd will have their choice of the following: • Trip for 2 to a Sun Destination per bowler, or
Opportunity to represent Southern Ontario at the Inter-Provincial Nationals in Winnipeg.
• 3rd/4th place will assume the 2 unclaimed prizes listed for 1st and 2nd.
Holiday Classic • March 1, 2020
Brampton Bowl Shift 1 - 9 AM Registration, 9:30 Start Shift 2 - 1 PM Registration, 1:30 PM Est. Start
• Average Date: January 5, 2020 • Entry Deadline: January 20, 2020
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COBA FASTLANE NOVEMBER 2019
Upcoming Tournaments (Subject to Change) - Cont’d
• Provincials: April 19, 2020, Oshawa
• Provincial Champions will win a trip for 2 to a Sun Destination for each bowler.
Triples • April 5, 2020
Skyview Lanes Shift 1 - 9 AM Registration, 9:30 AM Start Shift 2 - 1:30 PM Registration, 2 PM Est. Start
• Average Date/Entry Deadline: Feb. 2, 2020
• Provincial Championships: May 23, 2020, Newmarket. Consists for 4 games POA.
• Provincial Champions will win a trip for 2 to a Sun Destination for each bowler.
Individual Awards:
200+ Amanda Maddgett 206 Kylie Smith 222 Lydia Guerreiro 247
250+ John MacInnis 257 Steve Dalziel 257 Rhonda Harrison 265 Shannon McDade 268 Tony Price 270 Brandon Lake 281 Katie Pratt 282 Luisa Iannozzi 286 Peter Anderson 278 Gord Moody 294 Bob Johnstone 296 Corey Smith 297 Len Martin 299
300+ Paul Karas 308 Emil Boljkovac 312 Luisa Iannozzi 317 Marco Stellato 317 Doug Brock 323 Huntley Brown 323 Wade Thompson 332 Sandy McCarthy 333 Hunter Cameron 343 Ian Gawel 345
350+ Jim Head 358 Fabbio Lancia 361 Kelly Woroniuk 380
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