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Vol. 74 No. 21 July 24 - 30, 2013 ROCKAWAY, NJ Ken Yokobosky burned the boards for a 300 game en route to a 729 set contesting in the Summer Doubles at Rockaway Lanes. 50 cents

Danny Wiseman Wins $12,500 Prize In PBA Appletree Classic

By Russ Mills - PBA MIDDLETOWN, Del. Danny the past two years by Scott Wiseman of Baltimore defeated Newell of Deland, Fla. and Dick tournament leader Adam Chase Allen of Columbia, S.C. The of W. Babylon, N.Y., 229-200, to tournament, sponsored by win the $12,500 first prize in the Appletree Answering Service for Professional Bowlers the third season, drew a field of Association Appletree Classic at 150 participants. Mid-County Lanes. Chase, who led the field by 349 Wiseman, who was inducted pins for the 24 games of qualifyPBA photo ing and match play, earned into the PBA Hall of Fame earlier this year, qualified third and Champion Danny Wiseman (center) with $6,700 as the runner-up. Local worked his way through the four- Mike Hastings, tournament founder and amateur entrant Brian Elder of Robin Lacey, general manager of Midman stepladder finals. The win Claymont, Del. earned $3,400 for County Lanes. was Wisemans 12th career PBA his third place finish after losing Wisemans $12,500 prize was to Wiseman 214-201. regional title and second at MidChris County Lanes, where he also won the largest payoff in PBA East Johnson of Nashville, N.C. earned Region history, surpassing the in 2010. He has earned 12 PBA $2,300 fourth place money after Tour titles over his 27 year career. $10,000 prize earned in each of losing the opening match 235-162.

Ken Yokobosky 300 at Rockaway

Ed Galuska tossed 279-759, Thomas Griffin Jr. 261-700, Liesl Apgar 236, Tami Mehesy 172476, and Dori Tingoli rolled 161444.

Kosta Leontarakis, Hasan High, Chick Ontal 300 at Lodi Lanes

LODI, NJ Kosta Leontarakis, Hasan High, and Chick Ontal each blasted a 300 game in the Thursday Doubles League at Lodi Lanes. Rob Auriemma shot 287, Philip Tumamak and Efren Capalaran 279, Mike Ong 278, Andy Argumedo 277, and Stephanie Salters 276.

Travis Tilley 300 at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ Travis Tilley rolled a 300 game along with 226202 in the Middlesex County Classic League at Majestic Lanes. Andy Polidura blasted 279-248235-762, Jason Paro 226-255-269750, William Bailey 288-235-220743, William Watson257-222242-721, Peter Iovino 246-223247-716, and Rocco Fortunato 268-259-710.

U.S. Sweeps Team Titles at PABCON Youth

By Terry Bigham - USBC ARLINGTON, Texas - Junior Team USA captured the boys and girls team gold medals at the 2013 Pan American Bowling Confederation Youth Championships in Ponce, Puerto Rico on Thursday. The U.S. girls needed a big final game to move from third to first place, while the U.S. boys rolled to a 293-pin victory at Bolera Caribe. "We couldn't be happier with the performances of the team during the last week," Team USA assistant head coach Kim Terrell-Kearney said. "There are so many talented bowlers in the PABCON region and to have the success we had at this event really is an accomplishment for these players." In Thursday's team competition, the U.S. girls were in third place and trailed leader Puerto Rico by 16 pins entering the final game. But the U.S. team rolled a 919 game, the highest game of the girls' team event, to take the title. In the final game, Mary Wells shot 249, Sarah Lokker added 246, Robyn Renslow had 213 and Natalie Goodman had a 211 game on the 44-foot London pattern. "All along they felt like they had an advantage on the long pattern," Terrell-Kearney said. "They were confident going into the day and had an unbelievable finish." With games of 785, 778 and 919, the U.S. girls finished the six-game team competition with a 4,763 pinfall total. Puerto Rico (4,677) took the silver medal while Colombia (4,623) claimed the bronze. Lokker led Junior Team USA with a 643 series, followed by Wells (626), Renslow (608) and Goodman (605). The U.S. boys had a 13-pin lead over Puerto Rico to start the day and never relinquished the lead. They opened with an 888 game, then cranked out games of 983 and 939 to outdistance the field with a 5,447 total to win the gold medal. Puerto Rico (5,154) took silver and Costa Rica (4,927) won the bronze. Kamron Doyle led the team on Thursday with a 726 series that included a 279 game, Wesley Low had a 709 series, Matthew Farber added 688 and Gregory Young had 687. "They had the lead to start today and put the pressure on the other teams with their performance," Terrell-Kearney said. "The way both teams handled themselves this week, the composure they have shown, sometimes makes you forget they are still young bowlers." See PABCON page 2

Ken Snells Rolled His First 300 At South Levittown Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY - In the Thursday Hits and Misses it was Ken Snell rolling his first perfecto posted a 300 game taking high game honors at South Levittown Lanes and in another session tallied an 805 set. Joe Dolezal tossed 258-245-743, Jerry Packard 247-257, Irv Freed 240, Mike Anderson 246, Jim Fenimore 245, and Debbie Cali posted a 204 game.

Mike Covello 300 at Wallington Lanes

WALLINGTON, NJ - It was an exciting night in the Bud Light Tuesday 4-Man at AMF Wallington Lanes when Mike Covello shot a 300 game and earned his place on the wall of fame, he posted the 300 in his 2nd game bowling against Tom Twist who shot 297 in his 2nd game. Tom twist finished the meeting with a nice series of 791. Adam Di Lorenzo tossed a 279, Tony Son 269, Gary Vincente 265, Travis Komar 264 711, Kris Kovarcik & Jim Giancarlo 258, Frank Di Lorenzo could not let his brother have all the lime light and shot 257.

Fabrizio Cerutti 300 at S. Levittown

LEVITTOWN, NY - Fabrizio Cerutti blasted a 300 game bowling in the Thursday Night Foursome at South Levittown Lanes. Al Green tossed a 279 game, Walt Stashin 279-267-759, Frank Lunghi 262, Jas Santoro 258, and John Pasciucco hit 258.

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Kelly Kulick and Pete Weber Set for US Open Title Defense
By Lucas Wiseman - IBC ARLINGTON, Texas - Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo., and Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., have made their performances at the U.S. Open the cornerstone of their careers. The defending champions have a chance to add to their legacy this week. The men and women are competing side by side at Bowling's U.S. Open at three bowling centers in the Columbus, Ohio, area. The event will culminate with the live two-hour ESPN finals on Saturday, July 27. The U.S. Open contests at Wayne Webb's Columbus Bowl, Columbus Western Bowl and Holiday Lanes. The combined events have a prize fund of more than $400,000. Weber took home a record fifth U.S. Open title last year, passing his father Dick Weber and Don Carter as the all-time U.S. Open champion. He defeated Mike Fagan of Dallas, 215-214 to claim the title. "This is the tournament I look forward to every year," said Weber, a Professional Bowlers Association and United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famer. "I live for the U.S. Open because I know, no matter what, I have a chance to win." Kulick picked up her third career U.S. Open victory under the bright lights of the Reno Arch in downtown Reno, Nev., last year. She defeated Missy Parkin of Lake Forest, Calif., 170-160 to take the win. "I don't know what it is about this event, but I always gear up for it," said Kulick, who also won the U.S. Open in 2003 and 2010. After 24 games of qualifying over three days, the field is cut to the top 25 percent in each division. A final six-game cashers qualifying round will determine the top 24 men and top 24 women who advance to 24 games of round-robin match play. The final four in each division will advance to the TV finals. The men's and women's champions face off in a special Battle of the Sexes match to crown the ultimate U.S. Open winner. The special match will be broadcast live on ESPN immediately following the men's and women's finals. For more information on the U.S. Open, visit BowlingsUSOpen.com. Live streaming of qualifying and match play will be provided by the PBA's Xtra Frame service.

Junior Team USA also picked up four medals in allevents. In the boys' division Doyle took the gold medal with a 5,469 pinfall total (227.9 average) for the 24 games and Low (5,374) won silver. Puerto Rico's Kristie Lopez (5,032, 209.7 average) won the girls all-events gold medal with Lokker (4,974) earning silver and Renslow (4,919) taking bronze. PABCON YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS MEDAL WINNERS At Bolera Caribe, Ponce, Puerto Rico BOYS TEAM Gold - United States (Kamron Doyle, Matthew Farber, Wesley Low, Gregory Young), 5,447 Silver - Puerto Rico (Cristian Azcona, Josh Encarnacion, Jorge R. Rodriguez, Eisam Hussein), 5,154 Bronze - Costa Rica (Rodolfo Madriz, James Stanley, Jose Garcia, Juan Rodriguez), 4,927 GIRLS TEAM Gold - United States (Natalie Goodman, Sarah Lokker, Robyn Renslow, Mary Wells), 4,763 Silver - Puerto Rico (Kristie Lopez, Cristina Rodriguez, Alexandra Rodriguez, Valerie Bermudez) 4,677 Bronze - Colombia (Tatiana Muoz, Alexandra Mosquera, Laura Plazas, Juliana Franco), 4,623
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BOYS SINGLES Gold - Matt Farber, United States, 1,391 Silver (tie) - Andre Fors, Mexico, and Kenny Kishimoto, Peru, 1,356 GIRLS SINGLES Gold - Kristie Lopez, Puerto Rico, 1,262 Silver - Juliana Franco, Colombia, 1,258 Bronze - Sara Pelayo, Mexico, 1,251 BOYS DOUBLES Gold - United States (Matt Farber, Wesley Low), 2,656 Silver - United States (Kamron Doyle, Greg Young), 2,654 Bronze Canada (Anthony Carrier, Kevin Maurice), 2,651 GIRLS DOUBLES Gold - United States (Sarah Lokker, Mary Wells), 2,619 Silver - United States (Natalie Goodman, Robyn Renslow), 2,592 Bronze Mexico (Raquel Orozco, Sara Pelayo), 2,468 BOYS TRIOS Gold - Mexico (Andre Fors, Enrique Kassiani, Fabian Lopez), 3,900 Silver - United States (Kamron Doyle, Wesley Low, Matthew Farber), 3,758 Bronze - Canada (Mitch Hupe, Francois Lavoie, Kevin Maurice), 3,686 GIRLS TRIOS Gold - Colombia (Laura Plazas, Juliana Franco, Tatiana Munoz), 3,557 Silver United States (Robyn Renslow, Natalie Goodman, Sarah Lokker), 3,522 Bronze - Canada (Miranda Panas, Brittany Crawford, Mykaela Mitchell), 3,438

BOYS ALL-EVENTS Gold - Kamron Doyle, United States, 5,469 Silver - Wesley Low, United States, 5,374 Bronze - Andre Fors, Mexico, 5,319 GIRLS ALL-EVENTS Gold - Kristie Lopez, Puerto Rico, 5,032 Silver - Sarah Lokker, United States, 4,974 Bronze - Robyn Renslow, United States, 4,919

Robert Higgins 762, John Rankin Jr. 279 at Montvale

By Robert Balzarek MONTVALE, NJ Bob Higgins had the high series for the night with a 248-256-258-762 and John Rankin Jr. had the high game with his 279 highlighting a 716 set while competing in the Montvale Major League at Montvale Lanes. Ricks Pro Shop wound up clinching first place for the second half before the last night of the league. Village Grill was the first place of first half. Mike Rovetto tallied 244-246-268 for a 758 set followed by Greg Eckstein with 219-259-276-754, Kevin Conroy 232-252-258-742, Larry Toppin 218-237-265-720, Joe Cauwels 259-699, Keith Krokus 247-697, Matt Rovetto 245-694, Jeff Rovetto 259-676, Sara Rankin 269666, Mike Brickner 265-658, Justin Hawkins 656, Eric Honor 655, Dennis Hanowitz 655, John Rankin Sr 646, Ramil Caburnay 641, Andrew Hedaria 639, and Rich Naclerio 632.

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Geoffrey Young, Nathan Bohr, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Kayla Johnson Earn 2014 Team USA Spots Summer Trials
By Lucas Wiseman - USBC ARLINGTON, Texas - Geoffrey Young of Denton, Texas, Nathan Bohr of Wichita, Kan., Carolyn DorinBallard of Keller, Texas, and Kayla Johnson of Washington, Ill., earned automatic spots on Team USA 2014 as the United States Bowling Congress Summer Team USA Trials came to a close. Young led the men's field with a 15-game total of 3,418 (227.87 average), while Bohr was second with 3,415 at the International Training and Research Center. Dorin-Ballard dominated the women's division with 3,407, while Johnson was second with 3,193. The top two players in each division after 15 games earned the automatic spots on Team USA in 2014. The remainder of the Team USA roster will be determined and announced at the 2014 USBC Team USA Trials in January. In the final frame, Young got just enough to stay ahead of Bohr to earn the victory to earn his first spot on Team USA. "Making Team USA has been a goal for a very long time, and all the hard work and dedication has really paid off," said Young, a former standout at Wichita State who was a member of Junior Team USA in 2008 and 2009. "I was really nervous the first four frames of that last game, but I just got really focused and made better shots to get there." For Bohr, who was also a standout at Wichita State, it marks a return to Team USA since his last stint on the team in 2008 and 2009. "I think this is the first time I've made the team on my own merit instead of being selected, and that's a good feeling," said Bohr, who was also a member of Junior Team USA in 2000, 2001 and 2002. "The talent and knowledge you get as being a member of Team USA is something you can't get anywhere else." On the women's side, USBC Hall of Famer DorinBallard dominated the event from start to finish and earned a spot on Team USA for the fifth time and the first time since 2011. "People thought I retired, but I really just took a couple years off," said Dorin-Ballard, who helped Team USA to the women's team gold medal at the World Championships in 2011. "This weekend was such a great event because of so many great, young bowlers who came to try out. It really inspires me and gives me hope for the future." Johnson, a hard-throwing, high-rev right-hander, earned a spot on Team USA for the first time. She came up clutch in the final frame Friday, tossing a double to edge past Team USA member Shannon Pluhowsky by just 10 pins. "I don't even have words because it's everyone's dream to make Team USA," said Johnson, who was a standout collegiate bowler at Nebraska. "I'm super excited for the learning portion of Team USA. I can't wait for the opportunity to learn from some of the greatest coaches in the game." The Summer Team USA Trials featured 31 men and 28 women competing for spots on Team USA. For more information on the Summer Team USA Trials, visit BOWL.com/TeamUSA.
USBC SUMMER TEAM USA TRIALS At the International Training and Research Center, Arlington, Texas results MEN (15 games, top two earn spots on Team USA 2014) 1, Geoffrey Young, Denton, Texas, 3,418. 2, Nathan Bohr, Wichita, Kan., 3,415. 3, John Szczerbinski, North Tonawanda, N.Y., 3,370. 4, Erik Vermilyea, Mansfield, Texas, 3,361. 5, Chris Via, Springfield, Ohio, 3,316. 6, Mike Fagan, Hurst, Texas, 3,314. 7, Anthony Pepe, East Elmhurst, N.Y., 3,287. 8, Kevin Andes, Wichita, Kan., 3,256. 9, Jake Peters, Decatur, Ill., 3,201. 10, Vince Biondo III, Carpentersville, Ill., 3,188. 11, Paul Bober, Morton Grove, Ill., 3,180. 12, Chris Kliczinski, Pinckney, Mich., 3,170. 13, AJ Johnson, Oswego, Ill., 3,145. 14, Justin Mandell, Orlando, Fla., 3,067. 15, Kristopher Prather, Milton, Fla., 3,058. 16, Matt Gasn, Laurel, Md., 3,053. 17, Nathan VanPutten, Houston, Texas, 3,035. 18, Devin Bidwell, Simi Valley , Calif., 3,031. 19, Xeno Garcia, Fort Worth, Texas, 3,018. 20, Chad Newman, Grapevine, Texas, 2,995. 21, Dino Castillo, Carrollton, Texas, 2,973. 22, Gilbert Sanchez, Mulvane, Kan., 2,957. 23, Alan Chetister, Arlington, Texas, 2,950. 24, Kenneth Bland Jr., Lorton, Va., 2,927. 25, Michael Newton, Arlington, Texas, 2,865. 26, Eric Martinez, San Antonio, Texas, 2,850. 27, Brent Bowers, Mulvane, Kan., 2,793. 28, Scott Dull, Cresson, Texas, 2,753. 29, Andrew Berry, Arvada, Colo., 2,740. 30, Antonio Garcia, Northglen, Colo., 2,718. 31, Michael Bailey, Allen, Texas, 1,725. WOMEN (15 games, top two earn spots on Team USA 2014 1, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Keller, Texas, 3,407. 2, Kayla Johnson, Washington, Ill., 3,193. 3, Shannon Pluhowsky, Dayton, Ohio, 3,183. 4, Shannon O'Keefe, Arlington, Texas, 3,177. 5, Ashley Rucker, Bartlesville, Okla., 3,159. 6, Stefanie Nation, Grand Prairie, Texas, 3,127. 7, Suzana Signaigo, Wichita, Kan., 3,066. 8, Megan Kelly, Dayton, Ohio, 3,056. 9, Emily Eckhoff, Denver, Colo., 3,042. 10, Kristina Frahm, Salisbury, Md., 3,004. 11, Vanessa Vera, Coconut Creek, Fla., 3,002. 12, Brenda Padilla, Mansfield , Texas, 2,968. 13, Michelle Crews, Hoover, Ala., 2,936. 14, Ashly Galante, Palm Harbor, Fla., 2,933. 15, Rachael Gittings, Jonesboro, Ark., 2,915. 16, Elise Bolton, Merritt Island, Fla., 2,901. 17, Alexis Ijams, Wichita, Kan., 2,900. 18, Gabriella Mayfield, Lake Isabella, Calif., 2,871. 19, Grace Hall, Oklahoma City, Okla., 2,863. 20, Jackie Carbonetto, Blauvelt, N.Y., 2,861. 21, Kimi Davidson, Katy, Texas, 2,849. 22, Holly Harris, Wichita, Kan., 2,797. 23, Brandi Stephens, Stillwater, Okla., 2,779. 24, Melanie DeCarlo, Peru, Ill., 2,751. 25, Anna Groce, Kernersville, N.C., 2,744. 26, Emily Fravel, Houston, Texas, 2,727. 27, Mads McDuff, Katy, Texas, 2,721. 28, Kaitlin Quinn, Mulvane, Kan., 2,653.

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Summer Highlights from the Lodi Lanes Monday Modified Trios

LODI, NJ Scoring has been hot in the early sessions of the Monday Modified Trios at Lodi Lanes with Eric Perez pitching a 300 game and Paul Franco posting an 800 set to take the spotlights. Joel Martinez rolled289 along with Larry Timpson and his 289 followed by Joely Carrillo 258 and good sets from Bobby Castillo 777, Don Aquino 777 and Joely Carrillo 741. In the June 17th session Mandy Miranda bowled 300-764, Mike Ibanez 300, Bobet Viray 279-781, Dante Tiongco 780, and Doug McFarlane 763.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES Kevin Jackson 300 James Curran 287 At Wallington

By Gloria Volpe WALLINGTON, NJ - Another pin on the wall of fame for Kevin (Tito) Jackson with his 300-783 bowling in the Tuesday Bud Light 4-Man at Wallington Lanes. He should have his own wall. Mark Noble had 2 nice games of 280 and 279 followed by George Mendez with 279, Chonil Lee 278, Don Fregan 268, Ellis Jones 266.

FARMINGDALE, NY James Curran led the scoring in the Tuesday Party League firing a high game of 287. Brian Beale rolled 218-248-228-694, Vernon Brown 246-203, Wayne Embleton 244, Tom Miranda 242-207, Kenny Simon 242-241, Steven May 239-234-661, Howie Garfinkel 238, Rob Larsen 236-218, Michael Bagnato 236-226, and Ernest DeMatteo 208-236-215-659.

Danny Schrafel 698

FARMINGDALE, NY Danny Schrafel led the scoring in the MNFP Summer Mens League firing games of 223-226-249 for a high series of 698. AJ Fragola shot 205-212-236-653, Sam Combs 235-200, Shari Kessler 225-202-622, Jason Rundell 223, and Bert Messina 211.

Dennis Nielsen 683 Dale Alberino 265 FARMINGDALE, NY Dale Alberino paced the scoring in the at Rockaway Monday Summer Trio League firing a high game of 265.
ROCKAWAY, NJ Dennis Nielsen paced the scoring in the Wednesday Early Birds League firing a 244 game for a high series of 683 at Rockaway Lanes. Tony Greene rolled 259-642, Bob Garcia 265-635, Patrick Rudolph 244-633, Lynn Coleman 234-624, and Regina Nataluk 214. In the Fox Hill Seniors League Steve Rainer rolled 193, Barry Webb 187, and Rich Newiarowski 166.

Joe Johnson shot 255, Chris Weis 254-226-680, Chris Traina 253, Sal Alberino 253-235, Matthew Traina 217-232-247-696, Gary LaCara 245, Curtis Brown and Anthony Liguori 237, and Michael Bagnato 234.

Don Balducci 245

FARMINGDALE, NY - Don Balducci led the scoring in the Saturday Island Trees League firing a high game of 245. Pat Catalano shot 222, Tony Cintado and Joe Catalano 213, Jim Reams 202, and Rob Johnson 200.

Joe Costanzo 230

FARMINGDALE, NY In the PBA Experience League Joe Costanzo shot 230-215, Frank Miller and Marc Bieler 209, and Sean Mott 200.

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TUESDAY MIXED HANDICAP Robert Calabrese 280/279, Richie Failla 279/759, Irving Nicks 279,Kevin Anderson 276, Lisa Larsen 244/677, Marssa Gargiuilo 238/619, Rosie Concillo 219/615, Melissa Parker 211/612. BOWL USA Eddie Bernardi 279/738, Kim Sturgill 215/618 THURSDAY TRIPLES Matthew Santapola 288/733, Ross Tudisco Jr 279/710, Steven Chan 249/720, Peter Radioli 257/715, Nicole Candela 233/603, Alice Luhmann-Lugo 220/617, Diane Martella 211/604. FRIDAY NITE TEENS Michael Martell 258/681, Lawrence Bianco 224/640, Giovanni Reyes 234/619, Cameron Wong 246/616, Raychon Brown 235/614, Anthony Mastroianni 218/609.

Brian Bolen 225

FARMINGDALE, NY Brian Bolen rolled 225, Bill Grieb 222-211, and John Riccardi 201 in the Wednesday Friends League. LaRon Brown rolled 215 in the Friday Nostalgia League.

Richard Valentine 201

FARMINGDALE, NY In the Junior Pro Shot Challenge League Richard Valentine shot 201, Nicholas Ng 195, Tyler Guerin 191, Brandon Soedarmasto 187, Meghan Wing 186, Elizabeth Simmons 182, and Luke Richardson and Angel Rodriguez 185.

Ken Lauri 199

FARMINGDALE, NY Ken Lauri shot 199, George DiSalvo 181, Joan Healey 178, Frank Napolitano 175, Marci Hunt 176, and Ken Leek 171 in the Monday Summer Seniors League. Barney Kral hit 181, and Marguerite Lauri 176 in the Friday Seniors League.

Matt Russo Tops Teen League At Ocean Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ Matt Russo topped the scoring in the Summer Teen League at Ocean Lanes firing the session high game of 229. Kenny Ryan shot 228, Kaitlynn Nardiello 222, Nicole Higgins and Lauren Hoffman 210, Karsyn Lukosius 202, McKenna Collier 199, Kelly Nisocia 192, and Jamie Kelly 188.

Angel Gonzalez 201 in Pin Hitters

LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Saturday Pin Hitters League Angel Gonzalez lead all bowlers with a 201 game, Livia Spalluto bowled 193-164, Joey Tedesco 161, Caylin Ryan 139, and Eric Lazarchick 138.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Glenn Mohr 757
HOPELAWN, NJ Glenn Mohr led the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 245-259-253 for a high series of 757. Joe Lampariello shot 233-238276-747, Travis Tilley 215-266257-738, and Lee Kay 215-279234-728.

Brian Vicidomini 715

HOPELAWN, NJ Brian Vicidomini led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League firing games of 237-2356-243 for a high series of 715. Paul Harney rolled 289-204-686, Ralph Doerfler 212-259-213-684, and Nick Antonucci 246-214-657. Troy Wilson 696 HOPELAWN, NJ Troy Wilson paced the scoring in the Academy Madness League firing games of 211-206-279 for ahigh series of 696. Tom Poulos shot 224-233-221678, John Despiniadis 243-238677, and Dan DeBenedetto 245226-654.

John Halliday 686

HOPELAWN, NJ John Halliday led the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 204-246236 for a high series of 686. Pete Zafian shot 202-214-614, and John Strauss 217. In the Winter Sr. Citizens League Rich Rowley shot 224-221-639, and Jerry Petti 197.

Jeff Tarantino 671

HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff Tarantino led the scoring in the La Buoan Pizza League firing games of 257231 for a high series of 671. Bob Stevens rolled 213-222-633, Leigh Gerba 223, sand John Baginsky 250.

Mark Makwinski 644

HOPELAWN, NJ Mark Makwinski led the scoring in the K of C League firing games of 202-206-236 for a high series of 644. Nick Simone rolled 257-623, and Joe Grossi 226-202.

Basha Miller 644

HOPELAWN, NJ Basha Miller paced the scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firing games of 211-234 for a high series of 644. Ted Yeung shot 208-201-211620, and Karen Higgins 237. Carole Morgan shot 170-213 in the Nulty Knockers League. In the Bank League John Sidorko hit 187-182-165.

Curtis Carpenter 719

HOPELAWN, NJ Curtis Carpenter led the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League firing games of 257-269 for a high series of 719. Jose Medina rolled 209-227-231667, Kyle Jannuzzi 215-256-656, and Richard Bienvenue 258-639.

Rollin E. Ball 674

HOPELAWN, NJ Rollin E. Ball paced the scoriong in the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing games of 245-223-206 for a high series of 674. Thomas Poulos rolled 216-243619, and Matt Cestone 243.

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James Kane 643, Devin Puccio 628 Cop Youth Doubles Title
By Vince Albrecht HACKENSACK, NJ - In the finale of Bowler Citys Youth Scratch Doubles league, Tiffany Sucero and Rob Gilbert, Jr. took the first game of the battle for the top from pacesetting Devin Puccio/James Kane, but the latter didnt flinch and bounced back with a vengeance, crushing their rivals with games of 476 and 437 to capture the title. Devin closed with superb games of 231-232 and James added 245-205 as the Paramus Catholic duo rolled 628 and 645 sets respectively. For the Sucero/Gilbert team which finished in third place, Tiffany closed with games of 198-183 and Rob posted 211-190. The Rutherford team of Alec Gruttadauria and Danny Bivin clinched second place by sweeping past Olivia Wank and Brian Rizzi, 1214-1027. Bivin, who ended the season with a 212 average, enjoyed the sessions best game/set by firing 245681 while Alec finished on a high note with 200. Brian Rizzi led his team with 222-608 as they wound up in a fifth place tie. Elsewhere, Justin Garcia scored 243-235-667 and teammate Kelsey Sarro added a 529 set as they blanked Jonmikal Supero/Vinny Santoro, 1196-1007 to finish fourth. Kelley Grippo/Welmer Paguay took five of seven points from George Held/John Draney, 1159-1098 to grab eighth place. Welmer led the way with 244-640 while Draney rolled 212-604. Other notable scores were rolled by John Silvestro 220-208, Patrick Sutero 218, Eric Grabusnik 210, Alijah Jackson 209, Dean Edwards 207, Clarissa Hernandez 207, Ryan Sweeney 206, Nick Reyes 205 and Danielle Quitola 202. Season Highs: Boys Average Rob Gilbert, Jr. 231.51, Justin Garcia 220.57, John Draney 213.87, Danny Bivin 212.07, Brian Rizzi 207.94, James Kane 205.67 and Kyle Schellberg 202.00. Girls Average Kelley Grippo 183.29, Kaitlin Pasinski 180.12 and Kathleen Blehl 175.52. Boys High Set Rob Gilbert, Jr. 793, John Draney 726 and Vinny Santoro 719. Girls High Set Kelley Grippo 642, Kaitlin Pasinski 635 and Brittany Hovan 627. Boys High Game Nick Reyes 300, Dean Edwards, Rob Gilbert, Jr. and James Kane 290, John Draney 289. Girls High Game Kelley Grippo 267, Dana Marie Laloo 247 and Natasha Edwards 245.