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Dallas Strikers L.L.Bean PBA League Elias Cup Champions Nicholas Ditaranto, Pat Zenker 300
Player-manager Norm Duke earns Mark Roth Most Valuable Player award At Maple Lanes RVC
PORTLAND, Maine - Crafty strate- ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Anthony Cassonetto rolled 220-
gy and clutch shots at every critical Nicholas Ditaranto and Pat Zenker 25-220-692, Matthew Meaney
turn helped the Shipyard Dallas each blasted a 300 game in the 258-226-686, Robert Picard 244-
Strikers successfully defend their Tuesday Late Mens League at 225-670, Michael Goucher 258-
L.L.Bean PBA League Elias Cup Rockville Centre Lanes. Nicholas 252-667, and Frank Genna 247-
title at Bayside Bowl in a hotly-con- shot 248-300-252-800, and Pat 663.
tested battle with the local-favorite 234-300-225-759.
L.L.Bean Portland Lumberjacks.
Led by player-manager Norm Duke, Curtis Brown Hammered 300
the Strikers won the singles, trios
and five-player Baker format match-
At Farmingdale Lanes
es for a 5-1 victory over the FARMINGDALE, NY - Curtis series of 757.
Lumberjacks. The finals aired on Brown earned top honors in the Sunil Kochar shot 267-258-258-
ESPN. Epic Edge Trios League at 783, Buzz Goodman 265-223-
Duke, who was named Mark Roth Farmingdale Lanes blasting 228-716, and Eric Smyth 280-
PBA League Most Valuable Player PBA photo
games of 215-242-300 for a high 226-709
at the conclusion of the event, gave Elias Cup Champions, Dallas Strikers, Tommy Jones, Norm Duke,
Dallas a 1-0 lead with a 269-247 win BJ Moore II, Rhino Page, and Bill ONeill Dan Brezo Blasted 300-792
over Portlands Ryan Ciminelli in the opening singles from our other guys, there wouldnt be any oil left on
match. Portland evened the score at 1-1 when Wes the inside of the lane for anyone except me, and I At Coram Country Lanes
Malott and Kyle Troup topped Duke and Rhino Page needed more help than that, Duke said. And that CORAM, NY - Dan Brenzo Coram Country Lanes.
in the doubles match, 238-209. left a fresher condition for our rev guys. They were
earned top honors in the Thursday Anthony Reese hit 278-777, and
We decided to put me first, and then me with a able to make the adjustments and make the shots, and Quads League blasting a 300 John Krasowski 279-751.
lefthander (Rhino Page) in the doubles match in order thats why we came out on top. game for a high series of 792 at
to preserve the lanes, because with all of the rev rate See ELIAS CUP Page 2

Chris Systsma, Glen Frey 300 Al Licciardello, Charlie Iorio 300 at Jib Lanes
At Rockaway Lanes FLUSHING, NY Al Licciardello 235-237-300-772 Fesler 246-277-724, Vonetta Joliffe 224-258-674,
ROCKAWAY, NJ Chris Systsma Ryan Prevost 269-723, Barry Charlie Iorio-255-223-300-778 Wednesday Ted Guy Tom Werthmuller 278-256-759, Orlando Blackwell
and Glen Frey each rolled 300, Lehman 268-745, Keri May 248- Classicat Jib Lanes. 246-258-247-751, Brett Mosley 248-245-707, Keith
Rockaway Mixed League at 676, Liesl Apgar 248-644, Denise Alan Palmer 245-267-684, Matt Dugan 257-225- Cooper 248-230-222-700 Matt Guile 267-236-709
Rockaway Lanes. Frey 241-613, and Nidia Haneveld 236-718, John Gallub 257-228-699, Sam Quaglierini Anthony Vitucci 288-246-740.
Mike Kavanaugh hit 279-712, 222-589. 280-264-714, Eric Flack 257-257-223-737, Chris

Andrew Cioffi 300 at Parkway Lanes LODI LANES HONOR ROLL

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ
Andrew Cioffi blasted a 300
game on his way to a nice 652
series. Ryan Musciotto led the
field with a sweet 268 game and
a high series of 676 for the night
in the Monday Georges
Memorial League at Parkway
Lanes.
Cathy Seco led the ladies with a
nice 245 game and an excellent
661 series.
Additional high scores for the
men included Kenny Green Sr.
257-669, Lirse Jones 237-661,
Lance Webb, Joe Serico 242-617
and Bryant Adams 248-612 and
for the women, high scorers
included Helen Doc Cool 219-
547, Robyn Paci 195-518, Lisa
Dul 180-507, and Dot Dul 174-
507.
Tuesday Night Coors 3-Man: Sean Meyer 300,
Brandon Runk 300-783, Kathleen Sloan 300-727,
John Sperone 300-791, TJ Valentin 786.
Monday Night Trios: John Keossy 300, Bobby
Fuscarino 279, Rob Auriemma 269, Jordan Lopez
268-726, Mike Dagraca 268, Ansley Holmes 268,
Marvin McCarroll 268, Jessica Calabrese 254, Diane
Wojcik 237, Terry Drenth 234, Eve Protin 234, Linda
Rose 228, Henry Carlos 760, Bobby Castillo 728,
John Keossy 727.
Coors Wednesday 5-Man: Scott Dunning 300,
Doug Weiler 277, Joe Cimmino 267, Eddie Heppoia
266, Toto Joewono 266-710, Matt Grubiak 266-713,
Jimmy Medina 726, Scott Dunning 708, Joe Bargallo
704
Tuesday Coors 4-Man: Carlos Duarte 278-258-278-
814, Mitch Sacks 297-778, Tad Jones 290-735,
Jessica Calabrese 279, Omar Espinal 279, Danny
Rivera 279, Hansel Javier 777
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ELIAS CUP
Continued from Page 1
Dallas regained the upper hand with a 234-
227 victory in the Baker trios match, with
high-rev power players Tommy Jones, Bill
ONeill and BJ Moore III holding off
Portlands Malott, Bryon Smith and Liz
Johnson.
In the decisive three-point five-player team
finale, Dukes strikes on both of his attempts,
in the second and seventh frames, were con-
verted into a turkey and a double ultimately
made the difference in the Strikers 237-219
victory that locked up the Elias Cup.
Obviously its disappointing, but (Dallas)
bowled a really good game, said Portland
manager Tim Mack. Theyre defending cham-
pions for a reason, but we made them earn it.
Going into the finals, Duke was concerned
about being an underdog in terms of fan sup-
port. I watched the semifinal match between
(Portland) and the (Silver Lake) Atom
Splitters, and that was a wow-wow-wow
moment, Duke said of the Lumberjacks
miraculous win. They pulled it out, and when
you have this many people rooting you on, and
that much energy flowing their way, its hard
to say destiny wasnt on their side. But my
group never flinched. They just kept at it.
Theyre champions, all of them.
Dukes passion for PBA League competition
has continued to grow over the programs five-
year history, which is interesting considering
he had least amount of team experience
Josh Spiegel tops JBT
throughout his career of any player in the
league. He never experienced high school, col-
legiate or Team USA competition.
Thats why you see so much excitement
from me, the PBA Hall of Famer said. Im
53 and slowing down a bit, but not when you
jack me up like that. I feel like Im 17 again.
This is the kind of atmosphere we all want to
play in front of. This league thing is going to
take off; we all know it and its going to
grow.
Winning the MVP award, he added, took him
completely by surprise.
The MVP out of that group? No way, he
said. Normally I wouldnt put myself in posi-
tion to win an award like that, but my crew
kept saying, Norm, youre throwing it last. We
debated until the end, but my guys liked the
way my ball was getting through the pins and
they liked my chances, so thats what hap- Josh Spiegel won his first Junior Bowlers Tour (JBT) title at
pened. Eagle Rock Lanes. Josh averaged 240 to qualify on top and then
During the Elias Cup finals, Bayside Bowl won his title match beating Shane Matthews 220-201, finishing
co-owners Charlie Mitchell and Justin Alfond, up averaging 238 for the entire tournament.
Shane collected second place and Kyle Belawsky took third
along with PBA CEO and Commissioner Tom
place in the JBT. Josh bowls in the Thursday night Late Men's
Clark, announced the sixth annual PBA League
league at Holiday bowl in Oakland NJ where hes averaging 220.
finals will return to Portland in 2018 on dates
to be announced.
Frank Rubinetti, BJ Sprecher and Mike Triano
Win Eagle Rock League Bracket Challenge
WEST ORANGE, NJ - Eagle Rock Bowling Center The three each had a different journey, but came
recently concluded its 2nd Annual League Bracket through when it was clutch. Frank ran into a bowler
Challenge. This tournament is open to all league having the run of his life, "I knew I needed a big
bowlers throughout the house, from the Swinging number to win. When I shot 703, I was thrilled."

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Seniors to the Unique Trios. Bowlers are randomly
drawn and placed in brackets resembling the NCAA
Basketball Tournament. Last year's tournament had 1
Editor/Publisher Dan McDonough bracket consisting of 64 bowlers. The tournament
Technology Editorial Assistants was so popular this year they were able to fill 3
Hank Allen Immaculatta DElia brackets allowing 192 league bowlers to compete. To
Contributing Writers win a bracket each bowler has to win 5 rounds over
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough the month-long competition.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of the tourna-
For information regarding advertising, subscrip- ment is watching the bowlers checking the brackets
tions, or editorial content call: before league play, finding their name, and seeing
who you are up against in the next round. You really
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E-mail: SportsReporter1940@gmail.com bowler you've seen or bowled with or against. The
Or Dan at: mcdonough1@aol.com league bowlers would anxiously await the results,
and cheer on the bowlers from their league as the
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P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 best be described as a long strange trip through the
month of March. This year the winners were Frank
Rubinetti (784) and Mike Triano (753) from the
Sunday Morning Doubles, and BJ Sprecher (747) of
the Survivors.
After shooting 297 and 298 in consecutive weeks,
Frank concluded the Sunday Doubles with a 300,
career number 10. After squeaking out the first 2
rounds with a combined total of 7 pins, Mike put it on
auto pilot. "I bowled really well the last month, and
when I saw Frank and I were in different brackets, I
was really happy, he's been on a fire lately!"
Finisihing 3rd in the inauguaral tournament, BJ
was determined to get a win this year. " Going into
the last round I was really nervous, but as fate would
have it my competitor and I have the same average,
so it was scratch." After a slow start, BJ finished
strong with a 224 to win his bracket by 14 pins.
This tournament truly does promote comraderie
and friendly competition amongst all league bowlers
throughout the bowling center. Averages range from
89 or 220, but with handicap scale, all bowlers have
an equal chance. With the popularity growing, Eagle
Rock thinks it can fill 5 brackets next year, allowing
320 bowlers throughout every league to compete and
enjoy the experience.
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Peter Bohleber 820
FARMINGDALE, NY - Peter
Bohleber topped the scoring in the
Friday Late Mixed League blasting
games of 279-278-263 for a 820.
James Hood shot near perfect with
a 299 game and added 244 and 212
to finish with a 755 set, Richard
White hit 279-255-220-754,
Clayton Hunt 279-255-726, Tony
Caridi 257-247-705, and Louis
Getzelman 299-693.
Anthony Martinez 766
FARMINGDALE, NY - Anthony
Martinez topped the scoring in the
Saturday Nite Fun League blasting
games of 234-234-298 for a high
series of 766.
Al Spano shot 222-68-257-747,
Brad Patterson 262, Charles
Kuchlewski 253, and Wingo
Hom246.
Paul Bajorski 764
FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul
Bajorski led the Epic Edge Trios
rolling 289-256 for a high 764.
Peter Cornell hit 279-226-248-
753, Rich Tooker 239-279-226-
744, Rob Figgers, Jr. 279-279-744,
Morris Jackson 290-245-736, Keith
Kasper 275-245-730, and Gary
Haines 279-244-729.
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Paul Verderosa 752
FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul
Verderosa earned center stage spot-
light bowling in the Wednesday
Early Mens League rolling games
of 253-268-231 for a high series of
752.
Mike Ninivaggi shot 276-236-
235-747, Stephen Bennett 248-
244-256-744, and Robert Langis II
200-256-265-721.
Fred Catapano 720
FARMINGDALE, NY - Fred
Catapano led the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League
rolling games of 225-238-257 for a
high series of 720.
Steven Coleman shot 227-268-
224-719, Ranee Jackson 248-256-
205-709, Gerard Pannullo 267-
246-706, and Curtis Brown 278-
212-683,
Danny Schrafel 693
FARMINGDALE, NY - Danny
Schrafel paced the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League
rolling games of 267-231 for a high
series of 693.
Billy Kerkenides shot 265-238-
689, Matthew Gierl 20-201-244-
654, and Ralph Ehrlich 243-222-
653.
 FARMINGDALE, NY- In the
Victor Cassano 687
FARMINGDALE, NY- Victor
Cassano led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls rolling games
of 268-245 for a high series of 687.
Joseph Kotowicz hit 224-215-244-
683, Wayne Embleton 223-221-
634, and Stephen Pasciuto 278-629.
In the Friday Sunshine Kids
League Fai Livolsi shot 189-167,
Karen Bruno 179, Gerard Hoeler
170, and Al Noll 159.
Sal Yannacone 677
FARMINGDALE, NY - Sal
Yannacone led the scoring in the
Monday HS Practice League
rolling 269-216 for a high 677 set.
Christopher Kelch hit 225-212-
661, Phillip Jankowitz 201-212-
251-664, and Andrew Scarpaci 265.
Dale Alberino 668
FARMINGDALE, NY - Dale
Alberino paced the scoring in the
Thursday Goodtimers League
rolling games of 225-210-233 for a
high series of 668.
Robert Grieb rolled 214-226-225-
665, Nick Jorgensen 255-647, and
Tim Jackson 246-202-647.
Michael Howard 651
FARMINGDALE, NY - Michael
Howard paced the scoring in the
Henry Schein League rolling games
of 236-217 for a high series of 651.
Rich Dwyer hit 225-632, Jack
Mackay 215, and Melissa Bunn
212.
Nick Fazzolare 257
Wednesday Party League Nick
Fazzolare rolled 257, Les Tse 248,
Albert Dibernardo 239, and David
Green 238.
Mike Wolinetz shot 211, Steve
Swersky 192, Gil Vogel 190, and
Gil Spinelli 176 in the Thursday
Green Men League.
Nicholas Fina 243
FARMINGDALE, NY - Nicholas
Fina led the Sunday Adult/Junior
League rolling a high game of 247.
Stephan Dialzon hit 181-167, Lea
Ann Gravino 179-162, and Ryan
May 24 - 30, 2017
Greg Hess, John Bergstormn 300
At Howell Lanes
HOWELL, NJ Another rarity at Howell Lanes occurred on March 2,
2017 with two bowlers in different leagues on the same night within
minutes of one another hit the magic 300 score in game 2.
Greg Hess of Shade Chiropractic in the Thursday Night Mixed Trios
League had his 300 along with a 790 series on lanes 11-12. Michelle
Hess led the Women with a 244 and 669 series.
The next league over, Howell Businessmen, saw John Bergstrom fire a
300 with team NAPA, also in the second game en route to a 720 series
on lanes 31-32.
Two other 700s in the Businessmen League were shot by David Van
Why, tossing 759 highlighted by a 279 game and Glen Dugan hit 707.
Janine Smith led the women with a 221 in a 622 set and Cindy Gibson
pitched 191-541.
Brian Adamson 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Adamson blasted games of 247-300-246 for a
793 series in the Raritan Bay Mens League at Majestic Lanes.
Mike Petti, Jr fired 279-266-257-802, Tommy Martino 278-258-248-
784, Joe Lampariello 269-247-225-741, Dan Clark 266-255-212-733,
and Glenn Mohr 246-247-233-736.
PBA Champions David Ozio, Mike Shady
Enter USBC Hall of Fame
David Ozio, an 11-time PBA Tour champion and member of the PBA
Hall of Fame, and one-time PBA titlist Mike Shady were inducted into
the USBC Hall of Fame during the USBC Annual Meeting at The
Orleans in Las Vegas.
Ozio, 63, resides in Beaumont, Texas. His resume includes 1991 PBA
Player of the Year honors along with a PBA Tournament of Champions
title. He was ranked 34th on the PBAs list of the 50 greatest players in
PBA history during the organizations 50th anniversary celebration in
2009.
"When you think back to the dedication and the things it took to get here,
was it worth it? Ozio asked during his induction speech. By all means,
I would've done it again 10 times over."
Shady, 51, is a former collegiate star at Nebraska and Wisconsin-
LaCrosse who now lives in Girard, Pa. The 1992 Earl Anthony PBA
Open winner also is a two-time USBC Open Championships title hold-
er who currently leads the tournaments lifetime average list with a
222.28 average for 21 years of participation.
Marvin Hidalgo-Mora 280 in Hankel Classic
HOWELL, NJ Mr. Smoothie, Marvin Hidalgo-Mora silenced the pins
for high game of the night 280 en route to a 695 series in the Hankel
Classic at Howell Lanes. Brian Hart with a 709 series remained on top
of the leader board for Bowler of the Month, closely chased by Kelly
Putaski high series of the night 729, Lou DiGiralamo 723, and Joseph
Horvath 720. Michael Savoye, Jr., Nick Voyantzis, and Jason Gold also
went north of the 700 mark. Leslie Bohn capitalized on making all
spares along with many strikes for a 684 series.
Both Man Down and Team 5 won 7-2 to stay tied with 59 points each.

Fina 169-141. Pack Is Back next at 57 points with Just Throw It jumping to 49 points
 Al Noll hit 189, Oscar Neira 176, tied with Old Spare Tires. LCD Mortgage will try to climb back up
)LQGXVDW)DFHERRNFRPRFHDQODQHV and Alice Burns 157 in the Monday against the Old Spare Tires. Man Down gets Team 16, and Team 5 and
AM Seniors League. Bull Dogs square off.
May 24 - 30, 2017 SPORTS REPORTER 5

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES Dan Mergenthaler 300 at Circle Bowl

Chris Fisher 300 LEDGEWOOD, NJ - Dan Mergenthaler slammed a 300 game and added

Rob Bader 714

At Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris Fisher
CORAM, NY - Rob Bader shot 278-714, and Anthony Silveri 255-666
blasted a 300 game in the
in the Tuesday League.
Middlesex County Classic League
at Majestic Lanes.
Mike Giambalvo 708
Ed Hayes, Jr rolled 268-232-253-
CORAM, NY - Mike Giambalvo led the scoring in the Monday League 753, Ron Caggiano 254-279-203-
rolling a 257 game for a high series of 708. 736, Jay Gomez 267-214-236-
Mike Vitale hit 246-675, Diana Walter 277-632, and Marlene Mirabile 717, Rich Nichols 206-259-244-
245. 709, Bill Daunno 204-256-233-
693, and Rocco Fortunato 229-
226-234-689
Rich Roth 692 Basha Miller rolled 202-222-609,
CORAM, NY - Rich Roth led the scoring in the Friday Seniors League Larry Clarke 204, and Ceferino
rolling a 258 game for a high series of 692. Rivera 193 in the Jerzey Pikers
Ted Stankewicz hit 247-678, Tony Bainlardi 254, and Ken Woods 654. League.
games of 235 and 218 to finish with a 753 in the Lakeland Industrial
League at Circle Bowl.
Paul Shiel 265-279-207-751, Fred Robins 279-234-233-746, Matt
Zanolli 244-248-246-738, Fitz Scott 257-258-215-730,
Warren Holste Jr 258-232-225-715, Charlie Dolce 233-215-260-708,
Stave Baird 254-236-210-700, Tim Burlew 200-289-219-708, Chris
Sytsma 255-238-206-699, and Ed Monteagudo 245-225-223-693.
Mario Donato 752 at Circle Bowl
LEDGEWOOD, NJ Mario Donato posted a session high 752 set on
games of 266, 280, and 206 rolling in the Morris County Doubles
Classic at Circle Bowl.
Steve Baird bowled 213-244-232-689 followed by Paul Freschi 257-
201-227-685, Tyrone Waal 203-268-670, Ricky Exner 216-209-235-
660, Anthony Vazzano 238-207-201-646, Tom Wyse 215-236-647, and
Jim Bonnell 233-213-640.

Jesse DeMauro 683 Junior Gold Championships Sites set for 2018, 2019 and 2020
CORAM, NY - In the Wednesday League Jesse DeMauro shot 253-683,
ARLINGTON, Texas Dallas, Detroit and
Bob Bader 290-682, and Gary Lukachinski 278. Indianapolis will be the summer destinations for
youth bowlers as International Bowling Campus
Dave Sherwin 667 Youth Development has determined sites for its
CORAM, NY - Dave Sherwin paced the scoring in the Friday Night national youth events for 2018 through 2020.
Mixed League rolling a 242 game for a high series of 667. The Junior Gold Championships, USA Bowling
Peter Schultz hit 230-666, Ron Bonomo 252-610, and Edwin Torres National Championships and Bowling.com Youth
242. Open will head to Dallas in 2018, Detroit will serve
as the host city in 2019 and Indianapolis will be the
site of the national events in 2020.
Were excited to have Dallas, Detroit and
Indianapolis play host to our youth events, said Gary
02179$/(/$1(6 Brown, IBC Managing Director of Youth
Development. These tournaments bring together the
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the support of the leaders in these communities as we
youth events, Kris Smith, Director of the Detroit
Sports Commission, said. We expect another great
turnout and Im sure the bowling community will be
excited to see these outstanding youth bowlers.
Indianapolis will extend its record for most times to
host the Junior Gold Championships when the tour-
nament returns in 2020. In the first 19 years of the
event, Indianapolis has been the host city five times,
including 2016 when the event had a record field of
almost 3,300 participants.
Indys long-standing tradition of holding sporting
events will continue as we welcome back the Junior
Gold Championships, said Chris Gahl, senior vice
president of marketing for Visit Indy. We look for-
ward to hosting the athletes, their families, and fans
for another successful event.
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continue to build a future for the sport.
The Brands of Ebonite International will be held in
Dallas for just the second time. While 1,300 bowlers
took part in the 2004 event in Dallas to set a partici-
pation record, the Junior Gold Championships has
continued to grow and has drawn more than 3,100
participants in each of the last two years.
We look forward to having the nations best youth
bowlers in Dallas for the 2018 Junior Gold
Championships, Dallas Sports Commission
Executive Director Monica Paul said. Dallas is a
premier sports destination and were excited to help
All events are conducted by IBC Youth
Development.
Detroit will play host to the Junior Gold
Championships for the third time in 2019. The 2013
event in the Motor City marked the first time the
Junior Gold Championships surpassed the 2,000-par-
ticipants mark. The event also was held in Detroit in
2008.
Bowling is a big part of the Detroit sports land-
scape and its great to be able to play host to these
The Junior Gold Championships brings together the
top youth bowlers in the country to compete for
scholarships and spots on Junior Team USA in six
divisions U12 Boys, U12 Girls, U15 Boys, U15
Girls, U20 Boys and U20 Girls. Athletes qualify for
the event through Junior Gold leagues and tourna-
ments.
The USA Bowling National Championships feature
U12 and U15 teams that qualify through regional
events while the Bowling.com Youth Open is a non-
qualifying event open to all United States Bowling
Congress Youth members and features singles, dou-
bles and team events.
The Junior Gold Championships were first con-
ducted in 1998 at the National Bowling Stadium in
Reno, Nevada, and drew 538 participants. The Youth
Open Championships started in 2009 while the USA
Bowling National Championships had its inaugural
event in 2016.
Go to BOWL.com/YouthTournaments for more
information on the events.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Curtis Kyzima 799
HOPLELAWN, NJ - Curtis
Kyzima topped the Friday Night
Classic League blasting 268-
263-268 for a high series of 799.
Joe Parisi shot 257-238-236-
731, Patty Hanlein 230-241-686,
Richard Ruby 213-257-685, and
John Manganiello 237-225-678.
Chris Tamayo 769
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris
Tamayo topped the scoring in
the Middlesex County Classic
firing games of 256-234-279 for
a 769.
John Kertesz shot 248-228-
270-746, Len Camporeale 279-
234-231-744, Eric Oppenheimer
236-259-247-742, Frank Leo
248-247-244-739, and Glenn
Mohr 268-279-732.
In the Wednesday, Early Birds
League Carolyn Esposito shot
189, and Sue Ragas 168.
Mike Kelly 762
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly
topped the scoring in the Friday
Night Mixed League blasting
games of 246-247-269 for a high
series of 762.
Lew Caffrey hit 262-246-703,
Sal Angotti 251-268-695,
Anthony Angotti 225-247-669,
and Dennis Decrosta 238-234-
653.
Jason Gomez 748
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason
Gomez topped the scoring in the
Raritan Bay Mens League
blasting games of 244-248-256
for a high series of 748.
Joe Lampariello shot 234-287-
213-734, Glenn Mohr 226-258-
248-732, Brian Warcup 259-
724, Brian Adamson 232-258-
222-712, and Timothy Hugle, Jr.
299-213-200-712.
Joey Parisi III 743
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joey Parisi
topped the scoring in the Friday
Night Classic League rolling
games of 237-270-236 for a high
series of 743.
Michael Potoski hit 248-238-
248-734, Patty Hanlein 212-
234-259-705, and John
Manganello 212-202-257-671.
Matt Rothstein 732
HOPELAWN, NJ - Matt Rothstein
topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Trios League
rolling games of 238-248-246 for a
high series of 732.
BIll Hoese shot 213-259-257-729,
Erick Kerekes 215-214-227-656,
Robin Both 225-236-659, and Peter
Marinello 226-236-634.
John Syslo 728
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Syslo
topped the scoring in the Thursday
Mixed Nuts League rolling games
of 246-278-204 for a high series of
728.
Carlos Mercado hit 246-202-629,
Tony DeRosa 223-204-616, and
Mike Dinaburg 213-221.
Chris Minchg 724
HOPELAWN, NJ- Chris Minch led
the scoring in the Wednesday Night
Mens League rolling games of 278-
212-234 for a high series of 724.
Dennis Dimascio shot 226-244-
251-721, Jay Berg 259-215-244-
718, and Mark Makwinski 249-222-
653.
Dan Hansell 722
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dan Hansell
topped the scoring in the Merck
League firing games of 221-233-
268 for a high series of 722.
Mike Eglese shot 266-206-620,
Evan Kulick 242, and Kevin
Bovaird 213.
David Franczak 721
HOPELAWN, NJ - David Franczak
led the scoring in the Wednesday
Majestic Open League rolling
games of 259-204-258 for a high
series of 721.
Michael Pilot hit 255-221-649,
Barry Palmer 224-203-214-641, and
Jim Speaks 212-206-212-630.
David Franczak 717
HOPELAWN, NJ - David Franczak
led the scoring in the Wednesday
Majestic Open League rolling
games of 248-260-209 for a high
series of 717.
Sean Pech shot 203-248-202-653,
Tom McGregor 247-617, and Bill
Baumann 224.
In the Merck League Bruce
Binkowitz shot 204-216--615, and
Jimmy Griffin 202.
John Baginsky 708
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Baginsky
led the scoring in the Monday
Night Mixed League rolling
games of 248-290 for a of 708.
Warren Taureck shot 248-212-
224-684, Joe Herber 209-207-
257-673, and Willie Figueroa 209-
268-669.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
League Earl Gregory hit 206, and
Rich Rowley 200.
Mark Makwinski 690
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mark
Makwinski led the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mens League
rolling games of 258-230-202 for
a high series of 690.
Nick Simone shot 246-223-639,
Ariel Leon 236, and Bill Dillon
219.
Pedro Torres 652
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pedro Torres
paced the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League rolling games
of 204-257 for a high series of
652.
Josh Herbert hit 204-241-626,
Kyle Jannuzzi 243, Lenny Novak
232, and Robert Girod 222.
Steve Columbus 608
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve
Columbus paced the scoring in the
Family League rolling games of
203-211 for a high series of 608.
Steve Osiadacz shot 208-234,
Daniel Pawelek 203, and Susan
Bobrowski 190.
Branden Barrese 638
HOPELAWN, NJ - Branden
Barrese paced the scoring in the
Avenel Youth League rolling
games of 233-216 for a high series
of 638.
Stephen Cracchiolo hit 201-209-
602, and Joshua Ruck 201.
In the Wednesday Earlybirds
League Carolyn Esposito shot
204, Sharon Bonigk 193, and Sue
Rafas 165.
Basha Miller 613
HOPELAWN, NJ - Basha Miller
paced the scoring in the Jerzey
Pikers League rolling a 241 game
for a high series of 613.
Larry Clarke hit 241, Ceferino
Rivera 227, and Mark Lee 209.
May 24 - 30, 2017
Team USA Roster Set for 2017
World Games in Poland
By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
ARLINGTON, Texas - The 2017 World Games is a few months away,
and the Team USA bowlers are ready to add to the success they found at
the event four years ago.
The tournament will be held at Sky Bowling in Wroclaw, Poland, from
July 21-24 as part of the 11-day, multi-sport World Games.
Among the four players selected to represent the United States this year
will be Kelly Kulick of Union, New Jersey, often recognized as a trailblazer
in the sport, and a role she filled for her country at the World Games in 2013.
Kulick, a 13-time member of Team USA, will be joined in Wroclaw by
Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York, Tommy Jones of
Simpsonville, South Carolina, and Team USA rookie Jakob Butturff of
Tempe, Arizona.
At the 2013 event in Cali, Colombia, Kulick and longtime Professional
Bowlers Association Tour standout Mike Fagan became the first bowlers
from the United States to claim gold medals at the World Games, an event
that has been held every four years since 1981.
"I am over the moon to have the opportunity to bowl in the World Games
again," Kulick said. "I will be in the middle of the PWBA Tour season, so
I will be sharp as an ax. I'm also excited for my fellow teammates, and I
know we will make an impression in Poland."
The World Games is an international multi-sport event for sports, disci-
plines or events within a sport, that are not contested in the Olympic Games.
It is organized and governed by the International World Games
Association (IWGA), under the patronage of the International Olympic
Committee (IOC).
The event showcases more than 25 sports and approximately 4,500 ath-
letes and officials from more than 100 countries. The athletes will com-
pete for medals in nearly 180 total disciplines.
Until Kulick and Fagan broke through for the mixed doubles gold medal
at the 2013 event, the United States had earned just five World Games
medals - two silver and three bronze - in eight appearances. Kulick added
a silver medal in singles in 2013, too.
Other World Games medals for Team USA include: Andrew Cain with
singles bronze in 2005 and Vernon Peterson and Darold Meisel with sil-
ver in singles in 1997 and 1989, respectively.
For the U.S. women, Patty Ann won a singles bronze medal in 1989,
while Mary Lou Vining won singles bronze in 1981. The United States
had never medaled in mixed doubles.
Representatives from each of bowling's three zones (American, Asian and
European) will head to Wroclaw in July. Each zone will send five countries,
while a team from the host nation rounds out the field at 16 countries.
Joining the United States from the Pan American Bowling
Confederation (PABCON) will be Canada, Colombia, Mexico and
Venezuela.
Team USA, Colombia and Venezuela qualified through the PABCON
Champion of Champions event in April 2016, while Canada and Mexico
earned their spots during the PABCON Adult Championships in September
2016.
Women's singles at the 2017 World Games will take place on July 21,
men's singles will be contested July 22, women's doubles will be July 23
and men's doubles is scheduled for July 24.
"The format changes at the World Games show how much the sport of
bowling is growing globally, and including four players from each coun-
try now means a truer showcase of the world's top talent," said Team USA
High Performance Director Tennelle Milligan.
May 24 - 30, 2017
McKendree Women, Webber Men Top Intercollegiate Team Championships
BATON ROUGE, La. The McKendree women and Webber
International men were victorious at the 2017 Intercollegiate
Team Championships.
Both championship rounds went the maximum five
games, as a best-of-five Baker format determined the win-
ners at the Raising Canes River Center.
The McKendree women defeated defending champion
Webber International, 3-2, while the Webber men knocked
off 2016 ITC winner, McKendree, 3-2.
The Bearcats got out to another quick start winning their
first two games against Webber, 206-157 and 212-191.
Webber bounced back in Games 3 and 4 to tie the match at 2-
2 and force a deciding game.
Both teams ran into trouble throughout Game 5, but the
score remained close heading into the final frame.
McKendree took a one-pin advantage into the 10th, and
freshman Breanna Clemmer delivered a strike to start and
filled 20 pins for the frame to force Webber freshman Caitlyn
Johnson to double for the victory.
Johnsons first effort went left of target and left the 3-6-10
standing, giving McKendree its first Helmer Cup for the
womens program, 159-147.
I was obviously very nervous but knew my girls would
have my back regardless of the outcome, Clemmer said.
Whether I struck or split, we would still leave as champions,
and thats what we wanted to come here and do. This run has
been unbelievable. It feels great, and I dont think this feeling
will ever go away.
With wins at the NCAA Womens Bowling Championship
and ITC at the River Center, the Bearcats became just the
second team to win both titles in the same year. Maryland
SPORTS REPORTER 7
Eastern Shore was the first to accomplish the feat in 2011. team really embraced that concept, and it gave us an advan-
Webbers run to the title match also had record implications tage.
as the Warriors were looking to become the first team in near- In the finale, Webber took the momentum by rolling five
ly 30 years to successfully defend a womens title. West consecutive strikes after an open in the fourth frame on its
Texas A&M was the last team to achieve the feat, winning in way to a 222-154 win and the programs second mens ITC
1987 and 1988. win.
The McKendree team, which features no seniors, includes Before we came here today, we had a meeting about who
Clemmer, Taylor Bailey, Christie Draper, Ashley Dunn, the hero was going to be, said sophomore Matt Russo. Our
Ashley Hathaway, Jessica Mellott, Lauren Pate and Sarah team as a whole was the hero. We moved around very well
Wille. and made some clutch shots down the stretch. This team is
Theres definitely something special about this team, the most versatile group Ive ever seen, and I wouldnt want
especially with them being so young, said McKendree head to win this with anyone else. I love these guys more than any-
coach Shannon OKeefe. Bryan (OKeefe) and I had multi- thing, and Im so glad we got it done.
ple discussions about how we could still be a year away, but Webbers team included Russo, Giorgio Clinaz, Gabriel
about halfway through the season, they decided they werent Garcia, Ramon Hilferink, David Lance, Cory Lenz, Anthony
going to wait. This doesnt even feel like real life. As a par- Veney and Aaron Yuratovich.
ent of my girls, because thats how I feel, I dont think I could Wichita States Wesley Low and Midlands Haley Hall
be more proud. To see their dreams come true and know we were the tournaments most valuable players.
had a little piece of that is an incredible feeling. Joining Low on the mens all-tournament team were
The mens final saw McKendree put Webber to the brink of Lindenwood-Bellevilles Scott Hill, Wisconsin-Whitewaters
elimination after Game 3, securing a 2-1 lead. After altering Zach Woelfel and Chris Wiley and Midlands Nick Pate.
its lineup for a fourth consecutive game, Webber was able to Joining Hall on the womens all-tournament team were
tie the match in Game 4 with a 215-153 win. McKendrees Bailey, Webbers Johnson, Stephen F. Austins
Throughout the course of the championship round, Webber Stephanie Schwartz and Wisconsin-Whitewaters Amanda
used every player on its roster for at least one game. Van Duyn.
Thats something weve worked on all year, said Webber A total of 16 mens and 16 womens teams earned their
head coach Del Warren. Ball reaction changes so fast, spots in the ITC field by finishing in the top four at one of
momentum changes so fast and guys can get locked for no four sectional events held throughout the country in March.
reason at all. We believe that ball reaction is king, ball reac- All teams bowled 24 Baker qualifying games to determine
tion gives you confidence and you have to have guys who seeding for the double-elimination bracket, which featured
can come in and out of the lineup in a moments notice. This best-of-seven Baker matches leading up to the finals.
ULTRA LANES AT MASSAPEQUA
Sunday Mixed: Chris Gisonna 300, Margaret Mulcan 269.
Sunday Adult/Child: Ben Lewkowitz 289-706.
Monday Men: Ronnie Arena 300, Nick Lombardi 300, John Battaglia 813, and Tom Hartmann 299.
Tuesday Mixed: Steve Rath 300-801.
Maria Regina Ladies: Mary Ann Minieri 239.
Thursday Men: Jeff Scarola 300, Joe Votinelli Jr. 300-811, Rob Andreoli 300, Jeff Zibulsky 300, Ron
Arena 835, and Ron Flood 300.
ULTRA LANES AT BALDWIN:
Monday Freeport Eagles - Seniors: Joe DiRe 277718, Ira Silver 258-702, Robert De Guzman 247-633,
Robert Khoury 269-615, Sam Sampayo 268, Joan Helm 204, Hank Salzer 206, Phil Stanziola 203, Bruno
Gerin 247, Al Atkins 203, Jeff Cruz 256, Fran Richardson 224, Peter Mc Cabe 255-600, Elijah Seabraook
210, John Meyer 202 , Cy Meyer 202, Frank DeFontes 202, Bob Dexter 210, and Maryanne Walling 205.
Wednesday AM Mixed Seniors: Bill Cherry 257-693, Henry Clay 278-660, Earthel George 215-600,
Charlie Harrison 205, Beverly Clay 200, Fred George 266-268, Saundra Richardson 211, Mike Pollard 246-
603, George Alexander 257-641, Ken Jones 256-622, Harrington Case 224, Harold McKinzie 215-630 Series,
Arnold Brockington 202, Peter McCabe 227, Eugene Martin 222, Merritt Alexander 256-635, Mattie Rivera
221, Michele Vice 203, Larry Montgomery 224-640, Harold Capman 225, Lester Bryant 248-617, Bill
Campbell 257, Bill Stevenson 226, Frank Western 224, John Ince 220, Ron Anderson 257, Ella Washington
213, and Chris Washington 248-627.
Thursday Winter Seniors Mixed: Bob Dexter 210, Frank Hegarty 221, Mary Anne Stalling 214, and Tom
Calagna 251
8 SPORTS REPORTER May 24 - 30, 2017
AT MAPLE LANES RVC
John Hodge 803 Rich Laurita, Jr. 721 Joe Dire 706 .Barry Lituchy 682 Robert Wright 248
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - John ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Hodge earned top honors in the Rich Laurita, Jr led the scoring in Joe Dire led the scoring in the Barry Lituchy paced the scoring Robert Wright shot 248, Matthew
Monday 4-Man Classic League the Wednesday Night Mixed Thursday Senior Birds League in the Thursday El Cheapo Capellup 246, AJ Glenn 223-212,
blasting games of 298-279-226 for a League rolling games of 245- rolling games of 259-258 for a League rolling games of 232- Tylr Rubenstein 221, Christopher
high series of 803. 246-230 for a high series of 721. high series of 706. 230-220 for a high series of 682. Andreo 214-213, and Mekhi
Carl Clory shot 299-246-760, Alby Keith Benenati shot 234-246- Thomas Romanelli hit 259- Boris Sosa shot 213-210-243- Michael 211 in the Saturday
Pezzella 248-245-258-751, Barry 240-720, Michael Travers 258- 665, Michael Carpenter 212- 666, Jackie LaBau 242-213-654, Scholarship League.
Clare 237-251-254-742, John 707, John Laurita 266-237-705, 216-235-663, and Jerry George and Sean McGinn 268-645. Belmonte,Billig 223
Hanning 248-235-245-728, and and Mario Parano 254-249-702. 258-633.727. Kathleen Abrams 225 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
John Schilling 229-275-223-727. Keith Massimillo 718 Christian Freel 683 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Gloria Belmonte and Ronnie
John LaBau 747 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Kathleen Abrams rolled 225, Billig each shot a high game of
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- John Keith Massimillo topped the Christian Freel paced the scor- Judy Torres 222, Patrice Nolan 223 in the Rockvilles League.
LaBau led the scoring in the Friday scoring in the Oceanside Knights ing in the Saturday and Carrie Kusterbeck 212 in the Stacy Salomides hit 221, Patrice
Night Mixed League firing games of Columbus League pitching Scholarshihp League rolling Rockvilles League. Nolan 216, Theresa Nolan 205,
of 242-268-237 for a high series of games of 267-237-214 for a high games of 213-236-234 for a In the Tuesday Long Beach and Maria Cuchanan 200.
747. series of 718. high series of 683. Catholics League Teresa In the Monday Ladies Classic
Daniel McNeill rolled 221-289- Heather Maxwell rolled 267- Colleen Kingsepp shot 226- McCarthy shot 193, Letitia League Linda Walsh shot 203,
708, Dan DiGirolamo 253-244-707, 226-684, Pete Morreale 245-217- 200-211-635, and Jeffrey Kopper 172, and Anita LaSpina Trish Lugo 191, and Susan
and John Hodge 247-246-704. 659, and Mike Simeone 264. Persky 232. 170, Randel 184.
Richard Franklin 727 Teddy Avgerinos 708
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-
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in the Wednesday Senior Doubles
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
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in the Thursday Mixed League
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Steve Carter rolled 277-236-717, Frank Cimino shot 232-245-
Jay McCray 258-234-683, and Ed 222-699, Phil Schaffer 268-667,
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