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BANGKOK, Thailand

Reigning Professional Bowlers

Association Player of the Year

Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill.,

defeated top qualifier Mika

Koivuniemi, a Finnish native

now living in Hartland, Mich.,

235-225, 245-228, to win the

World Bowling Tour Thailand

title last week at Blu-O Paragon

Bowling Center.

With the win, Rash claimed his

seventh career PBA Tour title, his

second World Tenpin Bowling

Association/PBA InternationalTour title during the 2012-13 sea-

son, and a first prize worth US

$32,140. Rashs previous 2012-

13 title was in the Kuwait Open,

where he also defeated

Koivuniemi for the title, but this time, because

Koivuniemi entered the eight-player stepladder

finals as the top qualifier, Rash had to beat him

twice.

Koivuniemi was trying for his fourth WTBA/PBA

International Tour title of the year. Earlier in

October, he captured his 11th PBA Tour title in the

Columbia 300 Vienna Open in Austria.

Rash and Koivuniemi may meet again in the World

Bowling Tour Mens Finals, presented by the PBA,

which will be conducted Nov. 3 as part of the PBAs

ESPN television finals at South Point in Las Vegas.

Rash will enter the WBT Mens Finals as top quali-

fier and will meet the winner of the preliminary

match between No. 2 Koivuniemi and No. 3 Mike

Fagan of Fort Worth, Texas. The WBT Womens

Finals field will include No. 1 Kelly Kulick, Union,

N.J.; No. 2 Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y., and

defending womens champion Missy Parkin, Laguna

Hills, Calif.

In the first three-player, shootout match in

Bangkok, Thailands Phoemphun Yakasem rolled a

256 game to advance over Koreas Kim Young Kwan

(211) and Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga, N.Y.

(193).

In the second three-player match, Hong Kongs

Michael Mak (238) eliminated Mike Fagan of Fort

Worth, Texas (182) and Yakasem (169). Mak then

eliminated the only woman to finish in the top eight,Singapores Daphne Tan, 258-211, but Maks title

hopes ended when he lost to Rash in the semifinal

match, 242-219.

The WBT Thailand event was the f inal tournament

prior to PBA World Series of Bowling V, at South

Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas.

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ROCKAWAY, NJ Highlight of

the Thursday Nite Mixed League

at Rockaway Lanes was Jim

Westergaard posting a 300 game

on his way to a 755 session high

series.

Nick Westergaard tossed a 256-

685, Mike Ireton 237-604, Nidia

Haneveld 223-584, Ralph Heiss

245-580, and Tami Mehesy 212-

517.

Jim Westergaard Hit 300

At Rockaway Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Joseph

Dire blasted a 300 game in the

Friday Night Mixed League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

Paul Hudson rolled 266-202, Ed

Graeff 265-214-673, Ed Rasa 257,

Tom Carley 252-220, Kevin

Gracey 246, Al Derrer 244, Tim

OBrien 238, John LaBau 236-

235, Chris Lucchese 236, and

Tony Depperman and John Hodge

234.

FARMINGDALE, NY Tony

Liguori earned top honors in theMonday Night Fourplay League at

Farmingdale Lanes firing a 300

game then adding a 268 for the

session high series of 772.

Kevin Masick shot 238-267-255-

760, Jason Rundell 257-212, Rob

Bucking 256, Mickey Newbeck247-216, AJ Fragola 232-245-

224-701, Ralph Ehlrich 246-213-

216-675, and Eddie Allen 235-

225-675.

Tony Liguori Blasted 300-772

At Farmingdale Lanes

Joseph Dire 300 at Rockville Centre

Terence Yaw for PBA photo

Sean Rash and Mika Koivuniemi in Thailand.

Sean Rash Tops Mika Koivuniemi to Win

World Bowling Tour Thailand TitleReigning PBA Player of the Year claims seventh career PBA title,

second international title of 2012-13By Bill Vint - PBA

Glen Smith 300 at Rockville CentreKyle Handoga 820 at Van Houten Lanes

Mike Yoboud 300 at Plaza Lanes

John Decibus 300 at Majestic

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Glen

Smith blasted games of 300-266

for a high series of 769 in the

Wednesday Early Mens League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

Jeff Bishoff shot 276, Stan Lane

247-209, Jerry Katz 246, Bob

Forehlich 225-226-245-696, John

Lofaro 241-208, Jarvis

Skellinigton 238, Rich Cohen 235,

Keith Manza 232, and Ken Bruce

226.

HOPELAWN, NJ John Decibus

blasted a 300 game along with a

223 for a 673 series in the Thu.

Nite Mixed League at Majestic

Lanes.

Rollin E. Ball shot 265-247-679,

Andrew Smith 216-232-644,

Cindy Dunphy 246-223-628,

Vinny R. Medvetz 214-224-629,

Danielle Medvetz 210-202-215-

627, and Kurt Moszkowski 215-

223-622.

MADISON, NJ - Mike Yoboud

took center stage spotlight when

he blasted a 300 game for a 747

series, and Emily Riley shot a 200

while competing in the CMIL

League at Plaza Lanes.

CLIFTON, NJ - Kyle Handoga rolled an impressive

820 series highlighted by a 289 game then added 267

and 264 games while rolling in the Friday League at

Van Houten Lanes.

Clay Pezzano tossed a near perfect 296 game then

added 229 and 234 to finish with a 759 set followed

by Erik Olsen tossing 235-265-204-704, Ken Bocian

226-236-659, and Gas Man Ernie 241.

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Rob Roman 743 At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Rob Roman led all pin attackers with scores

of 254-277-212 for a high series of 743 in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.

Carole DeGroot tossed a 256 en route to a 739 followed by Charley

Babjak with 265-731, Marc Osetec 288-724, Robert Goodwin 253-723,

Bob Spoto 257-716, Mike DeFrancesco 258-712, Steve Semancik 246-

691, Mike Guglielmino 257-676, and Joe Donnarumma 236-674.

ARLINGTON, Texas - The

three men and three women who

will compete in the season-end-

ing World Tenpin Bowling

Association World Bowling Tour

Finals was officially determined

over the weekend as the regular

season came to a close.

The finalists were determined

based on the World Bowling Tour

points standings and will com-

pete for a $70,000 prize pool on

Nov. 3 in Las Vegas.Fresh off a win at the season-

ending World Bowling Tour

Thailand event in Bangkok,

Thailand, Sean Rash of the

United States led the rankings

with 583 points.

Mika Koivuniemi of Finland

finished second in Thailand and

also was second in the rankings

with 539 points. Mike Fagan of

the United States qualified third

with 496 points.

Three other players in the

men's division had a chance to

make it into the World Bowling

Tour Finals but elected not to

bowl in Thailand. Chris Barnes(USA) finished fourth with 491

points, Tommy Jones (USA) was

fifth with 481 and Jason

Belmonte (Australia) was sixth

with 455 points.

On the women's side, the final

three were determined before the

event in Thailand even begun and

none of the top three traveled to

Thailand to compete.

Kelly Kulick (USA) earned the

most ranking points with 647,

while Liz Johnson (USA) was

second with 555 and Missy

Parkin (USA) took third with 539

points. Fourth place was Diandra

Asbaty (USA) with a distant 365points.

The World Bowling Tour is

made up of various events

around the world and players

earn points based on how they

finish in each event. The current

points system is based on a con-

tinuous two-year cycle, so points

earned in 2012 are added to

points earned in 2013 to deter-

mine the points list.

The World Bowling Tour Finals

will use a stepladder format in

each division with the No. 2 and

No. 3 players facing each other

for the right to take on the points

leader.The special event will feature a

total prize fund of $70,000. The

prize money for each division is

the same, with the winner taking

$20,000, second place earning

$10,000 and third place winning

$5,000.

The World Tenpin Bowling

Association, which is made up of

111 bowling federations, governs

the sport throughout the world.

For more information on WTBA

and the World Bowling Tour,

visit WorldTenpinBowling.com.

Finalists Set for World Bowling Tour Finals

SHELL LANESTues Bowl USA:Ed Carmosino 267/667

William Smith 254/671

Bill Hepplerwhite 230/651

Jonathan Cortez 225/641

Thursday Triples:

Alby Pezzella 267/705

Chris Chicchetti 248/714

Robert Maurinac 253/718

Lee Goldfarb 258/709

Valerie Loschka 230/623

Thursday Matchpoint:

Alan Liu 258/734

Dan McNeil 257/713

Nicole Candela 246/658

Alexandra Stein 233/634

Friday Nite Mixed:

Alby Pezzella 247/707

Matthew Bartnik 254/681

Park Circle Mixed:

Charles Simonton 255/677

Irving Nicks 257/651

Wendell Langford 237/614

Hope Dameron 225/619

Jessica Rosas 203/607

YOUTH:

Saturday Night Teens:

Michael Martell 279/703Nicholas Perales 247/727

Gabriel Vazquez 263/224

Gary Pacheco 235/638

Sally Anderson 205/563

Jaclyn Bianco 180/506

Saturday Juniors:

Ryan Rosenfeld 161/444

Chris Innella 154/444

Michael Perales 155/412

Dani Bilali 142/397

Nicole Pelletiere 155/389

BPAA TO CELEBRATE WOMEN'S

PROFESSIONAL BOWLING IN 2014Women's All Star Tournament and Bowling's U.S.

Senior Women's Open Set For Rockford, IllinoisARLINGTON, Texas - The Bowling Proprietors' Association of

America (BPAA) today announced plans for two exciting women's

bowling tournaments in 2014. The Women's All Star Tournament and

Bowling's U.S. Senior Women's Open are scheduled for Rockford,

Illinois in mid-July 2014. The two contests include a dinner honoring

women bowlers as well as other events celebrating the history of

women's professional bowling.

"Women have made so many valuable contributions to the sport of

bowling and provided some of the best excitement on the lanes," saidBPAA President Cathy DeSocio. "It is only fitting we honor the stars of

the past as well as showcase the stars of today and the future," adding,

"Traditionally, women have not had the same type of high profile events

as the men, and we think this is a perfect opportunity to turn the spot-

light on them."

Women's pro bowling started in 1959 with the original Professional

Women's Bowling Association (PWBA) holding their first event in

1960. The Ladies Pro Bowling Tour (LPBT), which began in 1981,

became the new PWBA in 1998 and enjoyed a five year run.

BPAA's Tournament Committee says it will focus on the Women's All

Star Tournament and Bowling's U.S. Senior Women's Open while they

re-boot the Men's and Women's Bowling's U.S. Open formats to resume

in 2015.

"After running successful events in Dallas, Reno and most recently in

Columbus, and soliciting in-depth feedback from participants and BPAA

member centers, we want to look at ways to freshen and improve theMen's and Women's Bowling's U.S. Opens in 2015 and beyond." said

John Losito, chair of the BPAA Tournament Committee. "In the mean-

time, we are excited to have the opportunity to celebrate women's bowl-

ing in 2014 with these two great events."

Rody Kemple 787 at Parkway LanesElmwood Park, NJ Rody Kemple led the Wednesday Teterboro

Bowling League at Parkway Lanes firing games of 247-299-241for a

high 787 series.

Ulises Medrano bowled 278-750 followed by Rob Roman with 268-

742, Steve Semancik 259-707, Tony Amantea 245-706, Joe

Donnarumma 258-693, Rich Miller Jr. 238-692, Mike Semancik Jr. 240-

692, Peter Honan 246-676, and John Zagajewski 227-673.

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Frank LaBruyere 785ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Frank LaBruyere

topped the scoring in the Thursday Custom

Thumbz Doublez League firing games of

279-239-267 for a high series of 785.

Robert Aiello rolled 278-234-718, Richard

Butt 277-700, Bill Latham 269, Mitch

Midoneck 268, Terry Sussman 266, Frank

Cimino 259-242-724, John Khantzian 259-

231-713, Sean Dubose 257, Phil Rameau

250-214, Joe Conigliaro 246-236-244-725,

Dave Goldman 228-248-248-724, Julio

Zambrano 247-225-235-707.

John Hanlon 778ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John Hanlon

topped the scoring in the Tuesday Late

Mens League firing games of 247-255-276

for a high series of 778.

Ralph Carolio shot 269-237-674, Michael

Fisch 236-220-258-714, Chris Piccininni

255-234-706, Jim Carey 246-237, and Joe

Mazza 229-226-216-671.

Pat Zenker 276ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Pat Zenker led

the scoring in the Sunday Adult/Junior

Doubles League firing a high game of 276.

Raul Malave shot 246-211-236-693, Jose

DeFalco 224, John Balbi and Joe Prunty223.

Robert Burling 754ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Robert Burling

led the scoring in the Monday RVC 4-Man

Classic League firing games of 223-278-

253 for a high series of 754.

Joe Conigliaro rolled 279-234-726, Bob

Rice 278, 217, Adam Robertson 273-224,

Steven Friedman 268-700, Teddy Avgerinos

267-222-717, Len Ambruso 265, Ray

Brooks 264-254-223-741, and Keith Perry

264.

In the Monday Night Mixed League Linda

Ellison shot 223-212, and Danielle Davis198.

Peter Conway 728ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Peter Conway

topped the scoring in the Sunday Night

Mixed League firing games of 216-267-245

for a high series of 728.

James Nolan shot 266-220, Robert Picard

245-202, Chuck Erkhart 242-232, Rich

Rothmansky 233-219-236-688, Kim

Swanson 2-35-235-234-704, Carl Rissland

235, and Matt Stanisic and Nancy Karish 234.

In the Tuesday Rockville Ladies League Jane

Beyer shot 205, Lisa Wilber 203, Barbara

Schafer 201, and Patty Werbeck 200.

Donna Milcetic shot 223, Lori Flacks 203,

Sondra Crumell and Michele Perlmutter201.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESJohn Nappi 298 at Brunswick Fairlawn LanesFAIR LAWN, NJ John Nappi takes high honors rolling in Tuesday Night Early Mixed

League at Fair Lawn Brunswick Lanes tossing games of 254, 298 to finish with an 759

series. Jerry Boggi was runner-up with an 719 on games of 269, 235. Other mentionable

scores Andrew Galletta rolls a 276, for the women Fran Indoe rolls games of 210, 211.

Matt Vanderhoof 733 at Montvale LanesMatt Vanderhoof fired scores of 237-237-259 for a 733 series to lead all scoring in the

Thursday Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes.

Other fine shooting for the night included Andy Raab 257-715, Danny Jacaruso 257-713,

Ed Kilianski 256-693, Mike Almodovar 279-683, Tom Bruno 245-668, Henry Carlos 268-

668, Cliff Wicks 234-667, Chris Morciglio 236-664, Tom Fojtlin and 269-663.

Steve Scorzetti 715 at Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Steve Scorzetti posted scores of 269-179-267 for a 715 series to lead all

scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes.

Other good shooting for the night included Tom Bruno 257-699, Mike Rovetto 255-699,

Rick Hunt 277-698, Gerrit Overeem 289-696, Pete Rooney 253-690, Mike Folchi 245-689,

and Frank Picciotto 244-682.

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Joe Venezia 299FARMINGDALE, NY Joe Venezia topped the scoring in the Sunday

Early Mixed League firing a high game of 299.

Anthony Cotter rolled 266, Chris Weiss 247-226, Ramon Barcamo 234,

and Craig Bogart 228.

Roger Herrscher 761FARMINGDALE, NY Roger Herrscher topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing games of 289-284 for a high series of

761.

Chris Norton rolled 27-254-701, Alex Dunn 266, Bill Kremlicka 266-

226-671, Steve Pasciuto 244-232, Thomas OMalley 243-212, and

Efstratios Sourlis 241.

Tyrone Brown 288FARMINGDALE, NY Tyrone Brown topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing a high game of 288.

Ed Benjamin shot 267-257, Vernon Brown 248-257-267-772, Frankie

Berardino 266-237-257-760, Nicole Catapano 265, Dan Oliveri 252, Ed

Conlon 247-235, Brian Beale, and Amefika Greaves 246, and George

Tinch 245.

Emily McLaughlin 279FARMINGDALE, NY Emily McLaughlin led the scoring in the St.

Martins Major League firing a high game of 279.

Nicholas Kideris shot 245, Mackenzie Wagner 236, Luke Richardson

235, Nahtan Smigh and Robyn Haines 219, Elizabeth Ferraro 216, Kerri

Delisia nd Sammi Ng 214.

Lloyd Hasluck 258FARMINGDALE, NY Lloyd Hasluck paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing a high game of 258.Brian Siemers rolled 255-230, Mike Marrazzo 246, Ira Kaskel 245, and

Jim Whitton 244.

In the Monday AM Seniors League Jerry Hoeler shot 188, and Ken

Lauri 181.

Joe Livolsi shot 218-206, Fai Livolsi 225, and Ken Lauri 204 in the

Friday Sunshine Kids League.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT RABSBrad Calendrillo 288STATEN ISLAND, NY Brad

Calendrillo topped the scoring in

the NEXGEN Junior League fir-

ing a high game of 288 and a high

series of 674.

Timothy Barclay shot 211-257-

202-670, Carla Ann Spoto 214,

Kevin Buono 226, Anthony

Saccone 227, Ashley Martinez

224-607, Thomas Bubello 224,

and Robert DeSimone 211.

In another session BreannaBarclay shot 238, Luis Guitierrez

231, and Andrew Paoluccio 213.

Chris Consolmagno 780STATEN ISLAND, NY Chris

Consolmagno topped the scoring

in the R.C. American

Legion/McGuire League firing

games of 254-247-279 for a high

series of 780.

Chris Beyers rolled 693, Anthony

Sergi, Jr. 243-259-694, Steve

Lawrik 255-675, Larry Hess 279,

Joe Guth 274, Robert Dorans 247,

and Rob Amato and Ali Ramovic

243.

In another session NickNicholson shot 244-266-735,

Gorey Grusky 288, Steve

DeMaria 266-664, Tommy

Amendola, Sr. 247-244-686, and

Chris Beyers 243-668.

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AT SOUTH LEVITTOWN

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Brian Gaines(left) receives trophy from PBA Pro Danny Wiseman

at the Danny Wiseman Junior Scholarship Tournament where a

full field of 140 youth bowlers competed in the second annual

event at AMF Country Club Lanes in Baltimore on Oct. 12. More

than $13,000 in scholarships were awarded, including $1,000 toscratch division winner Brian Gaines of Philadelphia and $1,100

to handicap division winner James Norris III of Waldorf, Md. All

second-round match play finalists in both divisions also received

monies for their SMART scholarship accounts.

Brian Gaines Tops Danny Wiseman

Junior Scholarship Tournament

In the Monday LIA: Joseph Morreale 268, Mike Sodano

266,258,740, Kenny Daughn 264, Heather Mitchell 235.

In the Monday Charlie Cap Classic: Chris Ziesig 279,750, Ed Brady

279, Stephen Ziesig 278,782, Lou Barbera 277, John Randazzo Jr.

269,708, Brian Sulzbach 268, Mike Perrone 267, Vincent Geraci

266,704, Mike LoPiccolo 266,745, Pat Bosone 265,739, Carl Clory 724,

Bertie Carrington 700, Patti Cacioppo 258,707, Nadine Williams-Cory

256, Michelle Montgoris 247, Vonetta Jolliffe 247.

In the Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Danny Gormley 254, John Gannon

248, Dan Hastings 247.

In the Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Bob Haskin 239, Pete

Thomasefsky 217,202, Joe Cagna 205, Ray Wilson 204, John Zalewski

202.

In the Sunday AM Trios: Tony Pepe 279-279,723, Mike Hayes 263,

Dave Diamond 257-258,736, Mike Sodano 257,712, Keith Hengel 256,

Iceman Risi 247-257, Swifty Catapano 246-248,, Neil Feinmesseir 259,

Lukas Zito 257,718, Gary Medina 256,728, Robert Spann 256, Rich

Hansen 255, Gary Medina 247.

Mike Koprowicz 799HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Koprowicz topped the

scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League fir-

ing games of 266-276-255 for a high series of 799.

Eric Velazquez rolled 270-256-237-763, Joe Quinn

279-224-248-751, Frank Hellriegel 278-227-216-

721, Rami Ahmed 232-276-206-714, Ron Caggiano

275-236-707, and John Syslo 226-244-232-702.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed League Daniel Willard

shot 201, Maryann Todd 203, and DJ Petardi 196.

John Kertesz 741HOPELAWN, NJ John Kertesz led the scoring in

the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 247-226-2689 for a high series of 741.

Travis Tilley rolled 235-242-261-738, Dave

Eisenberg 243-257-234-734, Joey Weisenstein 241-

217-264-722, Angelo Fallacaro, Jr. 277-216-224-717,

Danny Lopez 227-299-708, and Dena Simon 223-

223-246-692.

Frank Testa 732HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Testa led the scoring in

the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 266-

219-247 for a high series of 732.

Kenny Anderson rolled 249-226-201-676, Vincent

Pape 205-226-234-635, and Dave Rezes 210-212-

211-633.

In the Avenel Youth League Branden Barrese rolled

258-601, Miguel Arocho 218, and Anthony Falcone

202.

Eric Oppenheimer 704HOPELAWN, NJ Eric Oppenheimer led the scor-

ing in the Madison Park Mens League firing games

of 267-214-223 for a high series of 704.

Willie Zammitto shot 225-247-226-698, Kristopher

Brus 249-246-202-697, Joey Weisenstein 212-233-

236-681, Chris Simeone 268-212-668, and George

Balewitz 201-256-209-666.

Steve Venito 687HOPELAWN, NJ Steve Venito led the scoring in

the Family League firing games of 236-237-214 for a

high series of 687.

Joe Bloodgood shot 228-222-201-651, Bob Nebus

204-219-204-627, Rocco Fortunato 238, and Dave

Morgante 208.In the Federal Business Centers League John Rose

shot 174.

Greg Crawford rolled 258, Matt Perlman 235, and

Bill Moyers 200 in the Iselin AA League.

Bobby Parillo, Jr. 677HOPELAWN, NJ Bobby Parillo, Jr. topped the

scoring in the Academy Madness League firing

games of 246-231-200 for a high series of 677.

Pat Stegmeier rolled 236-245-660, Kenny Joback

279, and Joe Parillo 190.

Vinny Medvetz shot 222 and Phil Bailey 200 in the

La Buona Pizza League.

Dennis Pranio 673HOPELAWN, NJ- Dennis Pranio led the scoring in

the Garden State Mixed League firing games of 202-

288 for a high series of 673.

James McMillon shot 217-226-203-646, Walter

Kronert 211-214-622, and Kathleen Pranio 207-235-

632.

John Decibus 666HOPELAWN, NJ John Decibus paced the scoring

in the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing games of

225-214-227 for a high series of 666.

Kyle Jannuzzi shot 200-258-638, Andrew Smith

223-234-601, and Kurt Moszkowski 215.

Vinny Medvetz 661HOPELAWN, NJ- Vinny Medvetz led the scoring

in the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing games of

236-217-208 for a high series of 661.

Chris Novak rolled 206-256-634, Scott Alakewicz

203-203-213-619, and Kyle Januzzi 235.

In the Merck League Bobby McCracken shot 223-

201 for a high series of 661.

John Strauss shot 200, Jack Lipsett 222, and Debbie

Ewanciew 200.

Bill Venezia 655HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Venezia led the scoring in

the Atlantic City Trios League firing games of 203-

269 for a high series of 655.

Paul Harney rolled 258-224-653, Willie Hall 247-202-637, and Andrew Bock 234-224-633.

Joe Britton 655HOPELAWN, NJ In the K of C League Joe

Britton rolled 215-216-224-655, Bill Dillon 245-217-

652, Mark Makwinski 226-205-620, and Art

Jakubczak 233.

Peter Marinello rolled 222-225-630, Willie Hall

239-204-630, Paul Harney 205-232-628, and Drew

Krupinski 243 in the Atlantic City Trios League.

James Haaf 647HOPELAWN, NJ James Haaf paced the scoring

in the Tuesday Night Mixed League firing games of

267-215 for a high series of 647.

Mark Cumber shot 235-613, Robin Scordato 232,

and Char Martino 201.

In the Wednesday Earlybirds League Anna Kellyshot 202.

John Poesl 643HOPELAWN, NJ John Poesl paced the scoring in

the K of C League firing games of 211-267 for a high

series of 643.

Mark Makwinski shot 214-202-213-629, Frank

Ciorkowski 205-235-617, and Cid Stentalla 226.

Michael Morris 634HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Morris led the scoring

in the NJ Turnpike League firing games of 211-235

for a high series of 634.

Larry Clarke shot 235-629, and Joyce Ellison 222.

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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZAEvan Weinberg 718MADISON, NJ Evan

Weinberg topped the scoring in the

Junior/Major Breakfast Club

League firing a high game of 256

and a high series of 718.

Chris Moran rolled 228, Kyle

Gallitelli 197, and Madasyn

Bancroft 179.

In the Thursday Mixed League

Mike Jenkins shot 222, Thomas

Litalnd 208, and Bill Phair 197.

Mike Yoboud 716MADISON, NJ - Mike Yoboud

topped the scoring in the Friday

Classic League firing a high game

of 275 and a high series of 716.

Jim Hintze shot 251, Vinnie

Pagnotta 245, Donald Bryant 655,

Pete Carporaso 648, Stephanie

Rahn 277-654, Ellen Moore 254,

and Patty Hanlein 214.

In the Ladies League Cindy

Heinemeyer rolled 176, Rosemary

Staskaage 167, and Joan Shiel

165.

Woody Wheeler 711MADISON, NJ Woody

Wheeler led the Livingston

Business Men firing a high game

of 257 and a high series of 711.

Tom Klein shot 247-639, Greg

Vogler 235, and Jim Dresch 637.

In the Monday Night Ladies

League Alice Bednarik shot 204.

Jim Sirica 248MADISON, NJ Jim Sirica led

the scoring in the Thursday Mixed

League firing a high game of 248.Thomas Litland hit 216, and

Bill Phair 213.

In the Bantam-Prep League

Charlie Glunk shot 123, and

Zachary Linder 108.

Dan Pridham 268MADISON, NJ - Dan Pridham led

the scoring in the Wednesday Trio

League firing a high game of 268.

Greg Havas hit 266-648, Joe

Marchese 256, Andrew Stephens

692, and Dave Krivak 671.

Dave Krivak 247MADISON, NJ Dave Krivak

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Trio League firing a high game of

247 and a high series of 672.

Dick Raymond shot 246, Harry

Trevor Bogert 668, Stephanie

Rahn 219, Lee Ann ODonnall

210, and Lissette Tapanes 200.

Jodie Belli shot 212, Karin

Sainato 197, and Carolyn Paddock

193 in the Monday Night Ladies

League.Bruce Sanfilippo 256MADISON, NJ Bruce

Sanfilippo led the scoring in the

Livingston Business Mens

League firing a high game of 256.

Bo Serillo shot 254-736, Steve

Payne 247, Chris Waller 647, and

Greg Vogler 641.

In the Tuesday 400 Doubles

League Donny Prisco shot 216,

Joe Fosko 205, and Dan Pridham

201.

JonMikal Sepero and Erik Katterman

Spark Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ - The Stan Niemiec Youth Traveling League kicked

off the new season at where, on the wings of JonMikal Sepero 242 and new-

comer Anthony Rizzo 215, defending champion Bowler City I soared to a

1014-990 opening game win over Boonton. However, the latter stayed hot

and brought BC I back to earth with decisive force, taking the match, 5-2

behind Erik Kattermanns triple deuce 616 set and leadoff kegler Adam

Gelvans 474 over average threesome.

In addition to quality scores from Matt Myers 189 and Jake Nappi 171,

Fair Lawn rode the deuces of Hassan Izzard 213 and Tyler Nappi 209 to a

sweep of the Bowler City III quartet. Pacing the BC III squad was the vast-

ly improved Alijah Jackson with 213-198 while new entrant Dana Lalooadded a 181.

Holiday swung from the gate with the days best scratch effort, a 2249, but

could only come away with two points as Bowler City II capitalized on the

above average outings of its players. In addition to George Held 209, anchor

Alex Voorhees contributed 180-197 and Kelley Grippo 188. Spearheading

Holidays effort with a shower of deuces were Nick Cilento 226-202, Alex

McGuire 224, Anastasia DeLeon 222 and Ryan McGuire 201.

Rounding out opening week action, Montvale rolled past shorthanded

Lodi, 7-0 on strong games from newcomer Dan Sproviero 180-184, Kyle

Ladewig 183 and Matt Russell 182; their teammate Michaella Raab dis-

played improvement over the past season with three better than average

games. Southpaw Chris Navarro was high for Lodi with a fine 195 middle

game.

AT OCEANBrian Coupe 288LAKEWOOD, NJ Brian Coupe

topped the scoring in the Saturday

Scratch League firing a high game

of 288.

Tyler Wolfe shot 265, Nicole

Aumack 258, Amanda Nardiello

252, Alec Hehir 243, Matt Russo

237, Kaity Lash and Angela

Kuzman 235.

Nicholas Gross 232LAKEWOOD, NJ Nicholas

Gross led the scoring in the

Saturday Junior League firing a

high game of 232.

Gianna Brown and Nick Kafarskishot 222, Brian Lash 201, Jamie

Walliker 193, Kimberly Zalewski

191, and Ryan Waldhelm 188.

In the Saturday Pin Hitters

League Susan Breithauer rolled

125, Anthony Tedesco 117,

Angela Patton 112, and Alexis

Fitzmaurice 101.

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THE LEADERS AT LODI LANESLodi Classic - Chuck Ontal 807, Brian Hekl - 283,

Brittani Hamilton - 265,

Monday Trios - Walter Robinson - 279-779, Bobby

Castillo - 269-737, Michael Stella, Jr - 267-721

Knights of Columbus - Steve Nordt - 280, Frank Nordt -

279

Wednesday Night Live - Dennis D'Addetta - 265, Ryan

Michalski - 265, Howie Landau - 256, Denise Pontillo - 237

Men's 820 - Gary martin - 266-702, Julio Canales - 264 -

725, Karl Kalogera -264-705

Survivors Trios - Ron DeLuca - 278, Flor Mangasi - 270,

Brian Creeley - 739

Thursday Mixed - Bill Ohneck - 257, Tony Musso - 244,

John Manfredo - 243

Saturday Fil-Am - John Sperone - 279-770, Joey Verace -

268, Alex Prell - 265, Percy Remulla - 757

Monday Trios - Paul Franco - 254, John Montagna - 248,

Ansley Holmes - 718, John Sperone - 707

Monday 4 man Classic - Mike Ibanez - 279, Kurt Gould -

268-269-759

Wednesday Night Live - Kenny Morales - 267, Shayne

Thomas - 267-735,

Wednesday Men's 820 - Mike Lennox - 259, James

Greene - 254, Sal DiBenedetto - 248

Survivors Trios - Brian Creeley - 266-704, Norman

Vandunk III - 245, Jessica Calabrese - 245

Friday G&L - Darshan Shah - 279-755, Steve

Kumbartzky - 273, Jose Guzman - 268-728

Spanish American - Jim Westergaard 277-703, Manuel

Matias 258, Robert Soto 257, Jim Testa 677, Lynn Coleman

245-586, Jim Testa 248-694, Beny Nieves 247-633.

Monday Early Birds - Kevin Sikora 269-267, Mark

Bradley 223-594, Bradley Kohl 223-622, Leeann

Chervnsik 209-577, PJ Lee 267-716, Ed Hardy 263-638,

Michelle Clouse 222-573.

County Tuesday Nite Mixed Ed Pico 300-689, Ed

Galuska 276-721, Sue Dobrinsky 234-593, Nichole

Opsasnick 234-594, PK Adams 276-735, Joe Miller 268-

727, Amanda Angle 225-626.

Fox Hills Seniors- Joe Tobjy 214-536, Bill Verderber197-506, Pearl Traub Johnson 164-467, Lorraine Dacko

162-435, Robert Forte 224-564, Steve Friedman 207-574,

Marilyn Forte 190-464.

Morris Hills Mixed Sal Antoniello 197-518, Jay

Taormina 189-468, Beth Williams 180-489, Pam Antoniello

173-500, Bob McClughan 183-517, Jay Taormina 177-411,

Pam Antoniello 181-478.

Rockaway Foursome Tim Panek 289-730, Chris

Morris 257, Allen Apgar 248, Joyce Hulbert 236-660,

George Dakak Jr. 267-705, Matthew Wood 265-705, Liesl

Apgar 221-650, Joyce Hulbert 214-628.

Rockaway Woman Lois Kehmna 205-581, Susan

Chillemi 201-522, Annette Rossi 195-469, Kathy Bradley

211-542, Lois Kehmna 194.

PBA League John Briggs 233-575, Ken Yokobosky

227-583, Robert Rhodes 216-599, Tami Mehesy 197-494,

Liesl Apgar 172-474.

Nor Bu Lodge Keith Helbourg 235, Bill Karpack 225-

635, Chris Bakos 225-593, Stacy Titus 192-524, Lynn Perry

191-504, Maryann Abasto 190.

Thursday Nite Mixed Kevin Helm 258-600, Nick

Westergaard 257-749, Nidia Haneveld 242-628, Tami

Mehesy 204-505.

Lake Hiawatha Men - Vernon Tatum 247-656, Philip St.

Amand 245-636, John Finno 242-639, Kim Freehan 186-

436, Jaclyn Coren 139-412, Pamela Duff 127-315.

Put Togethers Mike Svetik 216-532, Michelle Halko

209-591, Mary Beltz 176-463.

Bumper Busters Ricky Rodriguez 103-203, Jacob

Paniconi 101-189, Micheal Mellifiore 87-157, Jennifer

Lazard 62-123.

Lucky Strikers Colin Fisher 57-146, Samantha Fisher

52-122.

Ball Busters Jack Cook 245-635, Zachary 228-621,

Mike Murray 212-598, Haley Paccione 158-463.

Gutter Busters Christopher Dunleary 81-143, Frankie

Catalina 67, Claire Catalina 64-64.

Weekend Warriors Benjamin Cruz 149-411, Nicholas

Thies 148-424, Ben Miller 78-78, Emma Thies 138-340.

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