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Jesper Svensson, Kyle Troup Win Second Roth-Holman Niles Nielsen Slammed 300
PBA Doubles Championship Title At Lodi Lanes
By Jerry Schneider LODI, NJ - Niles Nielsen blasted a Ramon Ortiz 268, and John
INDIANAPOLIS – Sweden’s 300 game in the Friday Sperone 268.
Jesper Svensson and fellow two- Ghosthawk Mixed League at Lodi Joe Alfano fired 290-776, Chuck
hander Kyle Troup of Lanes. Cocozzo 268, and Chang Pang
Taylorsville, North Carolina, Richy Hernandez rolled 270, 267 in the Wednesday Men’s 820.
defeated EJ Tackett of Bluffton, Dan Damore Burned 300
Indiana and Marshall Kent of
Yakima, Washington, 234-205, in At Farmingdale Lanes
the Baker format title match to FARMINGDALE, NY - Dan Carcamo 289, Anthony D'Elia,
win the Mark Roth-Marshall Damone blasted a 300 game in the Eric Smyth, Paul Pillitteri, and
Holman PBA Doubles Epic Edge Trios League at Derek James 279, Elmo Reavis
Championship which aired on Farmingdale Lanes. 278, and Frank Montgoris, Jr and
FS1 from Royal Pin Woodland. Nick DiLauro rolled 298, Ramon Evan Myers 269.
For both Svensson and Troup it
was their second title of the 2020 Champions Jesper Svensson and Kyle Troup with Marshall Holman PBA photo Doug Batsch Logged 300
Go Bowling PBA Tour season,
but for the 25-year-old Svensson, his 10th career title will be eligible for the Hall of Fame ballot for induc-
At Rockaway Lanes
made him title-eligible for eventual election to the tion in 2032, Simonsen in 2033 and Svensson, the ROCKAWAY, NJ - Doug Batsch Paul Longo rolled 268-758, Allen
PBA Hall of Fame. He is the third youngest player to first Swedish player to earn HOF eligibility, in 2034. blasted a 300 game in the Apgar 267-735, Lies'l Apgar 245,
achieve that feat, behind Anthony Simonsen and Svensson won the Go Bowling PBA Indianapolis Rockaway Foursome League at and Al Osusky 235.
Tackett who reached the PBA Hall of Fame minimum Open for back-to-back titles while Troup earned his Rockaway Lanes.
titles eligibility criteria at ages 22 and 24, respective- fifth career title after winning the Jonesboro Open James Carey Bagged 300
ly. All three have a lengthy wait ahead in reaching the earlier this season.
20-year PBA membership criteria, however. Tackett PBA
See Page 2 At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jason Mersch rolled 268, Joe
James Carey blasted a 300 game Mazza 267, Erica Gershkowitz
USBC POSTPONES OR SUSPENDS in the Tuesday Late Men’s League 264, Rich Rothmansky 262, and
at Maple Lanes RVC. Vance Bailey 256.
NATIONAL EVENTS UNTIL MAY 1
by Terry Bigham Scott Kampf Pitched 300
ARLINGTON, Texas – The United States Bowling • The USBC Masters, USBC Senior Queens
Congress (USBC) is postponing or suspending and USBC Convention are postponed indefinitely. At Farmingdale Lanes
nationally conducted USBC events until May 1, USBC intends to reschedule these events later in FARMINGDALE, NY - Scott Kenny Sanders and Tim Regan
2020, due to COVID-19 safety concerns. 2020, as public health conditions allow. Kampf blasted a 300 game in the 279, Wesley Grant 278, Todd
This includes the USBC Open Championships, USBC will announce any changes to the Epic/Maple Foursome League at Klarikaitis and Dianna Cazzalino
USBC Women’s Championships, USBC Convention, Professional Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) Farmingdale Lanes. 269, Thomas Gregg 268, and
USBC Masters and USBC Senior Queens. USBC Tour schedule no later than April 2, 2020. Ramon Carcamo shot 289, Frankie Montgoris 265.
made this difficult decision out of concern for the We realize our stakeholders will have many ques-
health and safety of our members, their families and tions related the changes. USBC staff is working on Rob Gotterbarn, Lou DeMartino,
local communities. additional communications and guidance for our
• The 2020 USBC Open Championships and bowlers and association leaders. We appreciate Amefika Greaves 300 At Majestic
2020 USBC Women’s Championships are suspended everyone’s patience as our staff works to provide HOPELAWN, NJ - Rob 813.
until May 1, 2020. All teams registered from March more information as soon as possible. Gotterbarn, Lou DeMartino and Michelle Montgoris rolled 279,
21 through April 30 will have the option to resched- Please read the Frequently Asked Questions and Amefika Greaves each blasted a Sunil Kochar 278-259-760, Frank
ule for new added dates in the summer. USBC cus- additional updates located on the USBC website for 300 game in the Epic Edge Trios Montgoris, Jr 269, Damon Brown,
tomer service will contact team captains directly with more information. League at Majestic Lanes. Rob Louis Getzelman and Evan Myers
more details. had high series with 300-235-278- 268, and Joe Benus 266.
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APPLICATIONS FOR THE DAROLL AND DOLORES FREWING PBA Continued from Page 1
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP DUE NOW
The 2017 Roth-Holman Doubles champions held an eight-pin lead in
ARLINGTON, Texas – The International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBMHOF) is accepting appli-
cations for the Daroll and Dolores Frewing College Scholarship through March 31. the eighth frame of the title match but Tackett and Kent, working on a
The $25,000 annual scholarship was created by Daroll Frewing, co-founder and CEO of US Bowling double, could have put the pressure on with at least one more strike in
Corporation, and his wife, Dolores, to give back to the center owners with whom they have built relationships the 10th. Kent couldn’t take advantage of the opportunity, however,
with throughout the years. Daroll, who has been involved in the bowling industry for nearly six decades, pulling his shot slightly, leaving the 3-10 split and failing to convert the
serves on the Board of Trustees of the IBMHOF. spare. Svensson kept it interesting when he left the difficult 2-4-7-8 in
Applicants must be a son, daughter or grandchild of a Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA) the ninth frame, but he converted the spare and Troup then struck on the
center owner and in their senior year of high school. The scholarship will be awarded to an applicant based first ball of the 10th frame to secure the win.
on academic success and service to the community. “I suppose it was only fair that I did the work this time,” said the 28-
“The Frewings have been tremendous supporters of the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame for year-old Troup, who is the son of eight-time PBA Tour winner Guppy
many years, and we’re thrilled to help with the Daroll and Dolores Frewing College Scholarship,” IBMHOF Troup. “For the rest of the tournament I was just trying to keep up with
President and Chairman Mike Aulby said. “We appreciate the continued generosity of the Frewings. This Jesper because he was striking so much.”
scholarship will greatly benefit members of the BPAA family for many years.” “I think we’re one of the strongest doubles teams out here,” Svensson
The Daroll and Dolores Frewing Scholarship will be presented at 2020 International Bowl Expo, which will added. “We established pretty early on that we were going to be the ones
take place July 2-6 at the Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center in the Denver area. Travel and hotel to beat. As one of the best teams out here, the other guys know they are
expenses for the award winner and a parent/guardian will be provided by BPAA. going to have to bowl their best to beat us.”
The launch of the annual scholarship, with a $250,000 donation by the Frewings, was announced at last year’s Svensson and Troup dominated the Baker match play rounds, earning
Bowl Expo. The scholarship recipient will be selected by the IBMHOF Board of Directors, along with a mem- the top seed for the finals with a 13-3 record and 11,080 pinfall total for
ber of the Frewing family. a whopping 582-pin lead over No. 2 qualifiers Tackett and Kent.
USBC ANNOUNCES INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAM The same two teams met in the 2017 title match when Svensson and
AND SINGLES BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE PBA Head of Events Troup defeated Tackett and Kent, 279-195, in Portland, Maine.
“I told Jesper after we won in 2017 that we were going to be doubles
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY Janay Haggerty Resigns partners for 25 years and now we have 21 to go,” Troup said. “We’ve
by Terry Bigham Janay Haggerty, PBA Head of been looking forward to this tournament for a long time because we
ARLINGTON, Texas – The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) is Events, has resigned after a 16- know going in we’re going to be tough to beat.”
postponing the Intercollegiate Singles and Team Sectionals scheduled year career with the PBA in order
Both players stressed the importance of team chemistry in being suc-
for March 13-15. Competition at all locations is postponed indefinitely. to spend more time with her fami-
cessful competing in the Baker format competition that requires each
USBC made this decision after reviewing the actions of universities and ly (husband and reigning PBA
player to bowl alternate frames to combine for one score.
national governing bodies to postpone or cancel collegiate events due to West Region Player of the Year PJ
“It’s hard to put into words how proud I am of what we did as a unit,”
COVID-19 safety concerns. Haggerty plus their five-year-old
Svensson said. “A match on TV goes by so fast when you bowl 10
USBC will continue to monitor conditions in the coming weeks and twins) in Roseville, Calif.
Haggerty, who earned her
frames by yourself, but then when you only have five frames it can be
consider options for rescheduling the intercollegiate events. USBC will
Bachelor of Arts degree in com- over before you know it, so you have to make the most of the five shots
continue the previously announced policy to refund entry fees for any
school or athlete who chooses to withdraw from these events. munications at Washington State you have to bowl.”
University, worked two years as In the semifinal match, Tackett and Kent defeated No. 5 qualifiers
associate director of media rela- Dom Barrett of England and Simonsen of Little Elm, Texas, 263-190, to
tions at the University of Kansas advance to the title match. The FS1 telecast opened with Simonsen and
before joining the PBA as media Barrett beating No. 4 qualifiers Jakob Butturff of Tempe, Arizona and
relations coordinator in 2003. She Finland’s Osku Palermaa, 237-236, in the first match when Simonsen
was promoted to director of events converted a 10 pin on his second shot in the 10th frame. Barrett and
and community relations in 2008 Simonsen then beat No. 3 qualifiers Kris Prather of Plainfield, Illinois
and became Vice President of and Andrew Anderson of Holly, Michigan in the second match, 226-190,
Marketing in 2017, a position she to advance to the semifinal match.
held until becoming Head of
Events when Bowlero Corp pur- Final Standings:
chased the PBA in 2019. 1, Jesper Svensson, Sweden/Kyle Troup, Taylorsville, N.C., $30,000.
2, EJ Tackett, Bluffton, Ind./Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., $15,000.
3, Dom Barrett, England/Anthony Simonsen, Little Elm, TX, $13,000
4, Andrew Anderson, Holly, Mich./Kris Prather, Plainfield, IL., $12,000.
5, Jakob Butturff, Tempe, Ariz./Osku Palermaa, Finland, $11,000.

Stepladder Results:
Match One – Barrett/Simonsen def. Butturff/Palermaa, 237-236.
Match Two – Barrett/Simonsen def. Anderson/Prather, 226-190.
Semifinal Match – Tackett/Kent def. Barrett/Simonsen, 263-190.
Championship – Svensson/Troup def. Tackett/Kent, 234-205.
March 19, 2020 SPORTS REPORTER 3

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC


Havel Wright 793 Kyle Jannuzzi 715 Ken Martino 717 Steven Columbus 708
HOPELAWN NJ - Havel Wright topped the HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi topped HOPELAWN NJ - Ken Martino led the HOPELAWN, NJ - Steven Columbus led
scoring in the Middlesex County Classic the scoring in the Garden State Mixed scoring in the Garden State Mixed League the scoring in the JEMMS Family League
League blasting games of 256-278-259 for a League firing games of 279-245 for a high firing games of 246-235-236 for a high rolling games of 247-267 for a high series
high series of 793. series of 715. series of 717. of 708.
Ron Caggiano rolled 236264-268-768, Brian Ken Martino rolled 228-258-222-708, Jack Doro Sperantzas roleld 210-252-227-689, Lisa Columbus shot 276, Brian Pawelek
Adamson 266-2787-216-760, Eric Velazquez Fela 226-226-232-684, ,Ken Fiorentini 214- Vinny Flagiello 256-211-216-683, and 241-254-691, and Logan Miller 228.
248-244-265-757, Jay Gomez 279-257-216- 247-220-681, Joe Flagiello 256, and George Karpinecz 200-258-652. Ernesto Averia 691
752, John Roam 237-256-257-750, Tommy Thomas McGregor 243. Korey Balewitz 702 HOPELAWN, NJ - Ernesto Averia led the
Martino 265-253-230-748, and Sean Pech Logan Miller 714 HOPELAWN, NJ - Korey Balewitz led the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League
298-224-223-745. HOPELAWN, NJ - Logan Miller topped the scoring in the Avenel Youth League rolling rolling games of 230-235-226 for a high
Matthew B Walker 788 scoring in the JEMMS Family League fir- games of 225-209-268 for a high 702 series of 691.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Matthew B Walker topped ing games of 214-237-263 for a high series Christopher Falcone rolled 212-223, and Brett Morris shot 228-244-670, Dave
the scoring in the Stike Nation League blast- of 714. Frank Serignese 192. Rezes 216-266-669, Edward Patri 205-216-
ing games of 247-289-252 for a high series of Steven Columbus rolled 247-214-207-668, Steven Columbus 695 244-665, and Tony Tamondong 214-222-
788. Brian Pawelek 236, and Lisa Columbus HOPELAWN, NJ - Steven Columbus 215-651.
Brian K McAdams rolled 277-264-220-761, 183-187. topped the scoring in the JEMMS Family In the Winter Senior Citizens League Rich
Brian W Fellows 247-255-211-713, Jordan A In the Winter Senior Citizens League League rolling games of 202-238-255 for a Rowley rolled 197-192, and Fernando Chea
Marangelli 285-234-710, and Steve Baum, Jr Fernando Chea rolled 203, and Ed high series of 695. 191.
248-231-225-704 Novajoski 280. Brian Pawelek hit 238-221-210-669, Kyle Rob Sarate 691
Joey Gramiak 784 Bill Hoese 733 O'Connell 232-222-210-664, Lisa HOPELAWN, NJ - Rob Sarate paced the
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joey Gramiak topped the HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Hoese led the scor- Columbus 215, and Nicole Ammarito 213. scoring in the Merck League rolling game
scoring in the Premiere Pro Shop Sunday ing in the Wednesday Night Trios League Kevin Vivenzio 680 so f256-231-204 for ahigh series of 691.
Trios League blasting games of 280-258-246 rolling games o f244-252-234 for a high HOPELAWN, NJ - Kevin Vivenio paced Benjamin Trubits rolled 201-255, Joe
for a high series of 784 series of 733. the scoring in the ICC & Friends League Monzon 222, and Tom Vickery 214.
Michael Carter roleld 239-249-279-767, Joe Defini rolled 249-249-234-732, Bill rolling games of 258-227 for a high series Brian Balint 684
Brandon Micewicz 242-289-232-763, Ryan Bock 258-235-224-717, Philip Ling 224- of 680. HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Balint led the
Cutrona 246-248-259-753, Robert LaRocca 258-234-716, and Mike Kelly 211-268-227- Al Figueroa rolled 256, and Mike Ramer scoring in the Monday Night Mixed League
236-289-213-738, Ricard Funk III 227-277- 706. 235. rolling games of 221-215-248 for a high
231-735, Brett Morris 235-237-253-725, and Steve Peters 728
Joe Lampariello and William Harris 266. John Roam 683 series of 684
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Peters topped the HOPELAWN, NJ - John Roam led the scor- Warren Taureck rolled 246-237-661, Vinny
Vincent Pagnotta 755 scoring in the San Remo Open 4 League Flagiello 244-210-202-656, Richard
ing in the Avenel Youth League rolling
HOPELAWN, NJ - Vincent Pagnotta topped rolling games of 268-257-203 for a high games of 247-257 for a high series of 683. Galasso236, and Doug Jewell 234.
the scoring in the Friday Night Classic firing series of 728. Joshua Fylypczuk hit 227-225-202-654,
games of 279-223-253 for a high 755. Dan Levitz rolled 217-234-255-706, Rich Logan Miller 278, and Savannah Gomez
David Hanft rolled 244-236-235-715, John Pich 247-265-704, David Franczak 237- 245.

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Manganiello 212-234-257-703, John Kertesz 247-216-700, James McMorrow 259-220- In the Wednesday Earlybirds League
235-236-203-674, and Russell Kyzima 234- 202-681, and Ariel Namit 265. Charlent Martino rolled 190-173-178, and
235-663. Matt Rondeau 719 Carolyn Esposito 162.
Mike Kelly 735
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly topped the
scoring in the Wednesday Night Trios League
HOPELAWN, NJ - Matt Rondeau led the
scoring in the Jerzey Pikers League rolling
games of 267-215-237 for a high series of
Travis Dilello rolled 216-250, Rolando
Vazquez 216, and Kurt Duesterdick 211 in
the Iselin AA league.
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series of 735.
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Frank Jordan rolled 252-226-670, Basha
Greg Goldstein 675
HOPELAWN, NJ - Greg Goldstein paced
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Joe Defini rolled 216-260-244-720, Justin Miller 229, and Joyce Ellison 237.

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the scoring in the Mondayt Goldstein &
Munice 248-258-701, Bill Hoese 202-278- Kevin Eccleston, Hanel Singles League rolling games of 227-
675, and Andrew Bock 246-212-212-670.
Michael Kelly 706 222-226 for a high series of 675.
Derrick E Brown 731
HOPELAWN, NJ - Derrick Brown topped the
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kevin Eccleston and
Michael Kelly each fired high series of 706
Chris Hedges rolled 237-232-204-673,
Mike McNichol 257-248-662, and Rusty Advertising works
scoring in the Strike Nation League firing in the Friday Night Mixed League. Kevin Thomsen 214-239-648.
games of 230-248-253 for a high series of
731.
shot 237-202-267-706, and Michael 245-
258-203-706.
Dave Alcantara 673
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dave Alcantara led the
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Alexander E Queen rolled 214-255-257-726,
Chris L Schenck, Jr 225-255-243-723, Mike
Ferraro 299-205-215-719, Al-Wadir Samuel
Brian Petretta rolled 214-235-235-684,
Edward Patri 206-237-236-679, Salvatore
scoring in the Merck League rolling games
of 220-234-219 for a high series of 673.
201-865-5363
Angotti 226-246-204-676, and Kevin Bitler Pete Zafian hit 207-235-224-666, Rob
256-266-717, Nathan Bryan, Jr 224-237-253- 201-226-247-674. Sarate 214-225, and Bryan Feighner 220.
714, and Andre Crawford 228-228-258-714.
March 19, 2020 SPORTS REPORTER 5

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Colin Beasty 280-765 Jim Vivalo 279 John Marez 248
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Colin Beasty led the scoring in the ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jim Vivalo rolled a high game of 279 in ROCKAWAY, NJ - John Marez rolled 248, John Scott 243,
Thursday Nite Mixed League firing a high game of 280 and the Monday Nite Mixed League. and David Exner 236 in the Strikes and Spares League.
a high series of 765. Ryan Scholz rolled 259-720, Bruce Roznoy 253, Cal Roth Susan Chillemi shot 188, and Tammy Baldwin 180 in the
Robert Rhodes shot 277, Doug Scholtz 276, Jim Testa 268, 245, and Stuart Gomer 228. Rockaway Women’s League.
Dave Katz 258, and Heriberto Matias 257. Stan Czapka 253 In the Morris Hills Mixed League Barry Webb shot 171,
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Stan Czapka rolled 253, Steve Freidman Sal Antoniello 169, and Bill Hamilton 157.
Jim Testa 741 248, Shelly Blumberg 235, Morris Horowitz 234, and Tony Shawn Casey 278
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jim Testa led the scoring in the Stikes Haasz 232 in the Fox Hills Seniors League. ROCKAWAY, NJ -Shawn Casey fired a high game of 278
and Spares League rolling a high game of 268 and a high Beth Williams blasted 198, Barry Webb 191, and Manny in the Chester Men’s League.
series of 741. Barroqueiro 179 in the Morris Hills Mixed League. Patrick Lyness rolled 257, Charles Tredway, Sr and JT
John Scott shot 246, Jim Foley and Tom Lindrow 227, and In the Rockaway Women’s League Tammy Baldwin rolled Wilson 247, Mark Novembre 246, and Mark Maisoneuve
Tim Bender and Abdul Lopez 214. 201, Susan Chillemi 200, and Kathy Glendon 160. 242.
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Brandon Warthen 820 Dwight Flowers 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Brandon Warthen ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Dwight Flowers
topped the scoring in the Thursday Senior Birds rolled 268, Rafael Acosta 260, Jerry George and
League blasting games of 262-279-279 for a high Tony Depperman 258, and Anthony Vitucci 255
series of 820. in the Wednesday AM Trios League.
George Fields rolled 259, Ricky Amparado and Steven Freidman and Pete Morreale rolled
Thomas Romanelli 257, Aubrey Periera 256, and 268, Brandon Warthen 265, Ken Bruce 259 and
Jerry George 255. Adam Swensen 255 in the Wednesday Early
Jamal Steele 787 Men’s League.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jamal Steele led the Frank Krulish 259
scoring in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League fir- ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Frank Krulish
ing games of 290-270-227 for a high series of 787. rolled 259, Teddy Avgerinos and Thomas
Shaun Berkowsky rolled 279, John Schilling 267- Hannigan 246, and Steve Papier and Raoul
259, Jerome Blakely 264, and Dave Goldman and Vegosen 245 in the Thursday Mixed League.
Leroy Singletary 256. Stacy Salomides 255
TJ Lucente 299 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Stacy Salomides
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - TJ Lucente blasted a rolled 255, Kathy Andrews 213, Vicky
high game of 299 in the Wednesday Night Mixed Lockwood 208, and Betty Ann Lescher and Lisa
League. Wilber 204 in the Rockvilles League.
John LaBau shot 279-264-268-711, Don Railey 279, Roxanne Ryan rolled 213, Karen Quinn 171,
and Allen Johnson 278. and Mary Pat Murphy and Joanne Frumento 168
Timothy Thom 298 in the Tuesday Long Beach Catholics League.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Timothy Thom topped In the Sunday HMA Memorial League Edwin
the scoring in the Sunday Adult/Child League firing Matos, Sr rolled 220, George Michaelowski
games of 255-298-244 for a high series of 298. 214, and Eric Rentz and Stacey Willams 211.
Thomas Winchell rolled 278-259, Donald Jones Taylor Lee 255
242, and Keith Nicholson 217. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Taylor Lee fired a
Mark DeLuca 290 high game of 255 in the Saturday Scholarship
League.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Mark DeLuca topped
Matthew Sackstein rolled 224, Mekhi Michael $5,000 Pezzano Scholarship
the scoring in the Monday 4 Man League blasting a
high game of 290. 223, Aidan Pohevitz 205, and Cameron Harwood Deadline is April 30
Willie Fesslser rolled 288, John Battaglia and Pat 202 in the Saturday Scholarship League.
Zenker 277, Alby Pezzella and Jim Guardino 269, Carl Carinci 253 Do you know of a young person who loves bowling
and Shaun Berkowsky, Ken Bruce, Danny Rothbard, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Carl Carinci and loves writing?
Robert Aiello, Jon Mosca, Warren Brown and Rafael rolled 253, Anthony Capellupo 243, and Ben
Acosta 268. Carinci 214 in the St Raymond Holy Bowlers The International Bowling Media Association
Pat Zenker 278 League. is working to help create the next generation of
In the Sunday Adult/Child Quentin Jones rolled
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Pat Zenker topped the bowling journalists through the Chuck Pezzano Media
scoring in the Bowl N Cruise League blasting games 225, Logan Bellico 178, and Anthony Santos, Jr 163.
Scholarship, which is valued at $5,000.
of 278-244-256 for a high series of 778. Vinny Giacomazza 249 To learn more about the scholarship, or to direct a
Scott DeMartini rolled 276, Kevin Kohn 267, John ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Thursday El young person you know to the application form,
LaBau 266, Don Minor 263, and John McEneaney Cheapo Mixed League Vinny Giacomazza rolled 249,
use this link in your browser: :
257. Jackie LaBau 244, and Brian Dubler 237.
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Gina Maldonado 278 Nick Nassour 248 CRITERIA%20WEB.pdf
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Gina Maldonado ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Oceanside The final application deadline is April 30, but interested students
rolled a high game of 278 in the Friday Night Mixed Knights of Columbus League Nick Nassour rolled should begin the pre-application process immediately.
League. 248, Louis Laupheimer 246, and Pete Morreale and
John LaBau shot 277, Mike Weber and Mel Brown Bill Maxwell 243.
254, and Eric Villalobos 245. In the Tuesday Koffee Kats League Adrienne Lupo
Even more imminent is the deadline for the
2019 IBMA Writing Competition.
Joe Mazza 269 rolled 185, Diane Fortin 177, and Alexandria Strom
169. Entries must be received by March 15.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe Mazza rolled 269,
In the Monday Ladies Classic League Danielle Information is available by using this link in your browser:
Kenneth Rich 268, Mike Lancaster 261, Zachary
Blumenthal 259, James Carey 256, and Billy Davis rolled 190, Jeannie Polacco 186, Jayne https://www.bowlingmedia.org/Portals/0/Documents/Writi
Wrightsman 253 in the Tuesday Late Men League. Zimmerman 185, and Lisa Norris and Dottie ngCompetition/2019/2019_Writing_Comp_Application.pdf
Steven Friedman, Pete Rich 268 Maffucci 182.
March 19, 2020 SPORTS REPORTER 7

BNC GIRLS DIVISIONS CLINCHED: FREEDOM-TEANECK, INDEPENDENCE-WAYNE HILLS, UNITED-AHA;


BCWCA GIRLS INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TOP-HEAVY WITH BERGEN TECH, TEANECK ENTRANTS
by Vince Albrecht Brunda [AHA] 181.7, Michaella Raab [Mah] 173.5, Sydney Montalto [BT] 172.6, Carley
HACKENSACK, NJ – Entering the final fortnight of Big North Conference league play, Santangelo [Rwd] 171.8, Alexa McManus [BT] 171.2, Isabelle Egan [AHA] 170.3 and Tyana
Passaic County Girls Champion Wayne Hills has clinched the Independence Division Winter [Tea] 170.2.
crown. Unbeaten in division matches, Teaneck has won the Freedom title and AHA owns In all, there are thirty-six Bergen County players who have qualified for the BCWCA Individual
the United. Seeing light at the end of the tunnel in the other divisions are Westwood, Bergen Tournament slated for Friday at Bowler City with a start time of 4:00 pm. To qualify, bowlers must
Tech and Demarest. have a minimum average of 150 along with having bowled at least 50% of all their varsity games.
BNC Divisions: American: Westwood 61-2, Mahwah 56-14, Dumont 49-14; Freedom: Top BNC Girls’ Series: Krista Eskow 711, Marissa Cosentini 685, Shayna Jimenez 683, Mia
Teaneck 63-0; Independence: Wayne Hills 35-0; Liberty: Bergen Tech 54-2, Passaic 40-9; Aish 663, Amanda Finke 661, Michaella Raab 654, Isabelle Egan 653, Margaux Lesser 637, Riana
Patriot: Demarest 51.5-4.5, River Dell 45-11, Indian Hills 41.5-14.5; United: AHA 28-0. Giacone 634, Madison Cacciola 623, Selena Diver 612, Rachel Lee 612, Lexi Mullins [Dum] 604,
BNC Team Avg Leaders: Teaneck 741, Bergen Tech 711, Westwood 670, AHA 646, Amelia Brunda 602, Madison Heinold 602 and Shannon Buchheister [Dum] 600.
Mahwah 625, Wayne Hills 625, Ridgewood 605, Dumont 604, Fort Lee 596, Northern Top BNC Girls’ Singles: Shayna Jimenez 266, Krista Eskow 258, Isabelle Egan 256,
Highlands 589, Demarest 557, Wayne Valley 537 and Passaic 527. Chiara Krebs 253, Margaux Lesser 248, Marissa Cosentini 247, Riana Giacone 247, Mia
Top Bergen County Individual Girls Tourney Qualifiers: Shayna Jimenez [Tea] 194.2, Selena Aish 247, Rachel Lee 246, Selena Diver 244, Michaella Raab 243, Amanda Finke 243,
Diver [BT] 193.5, Margaux Lesser [Tea] 193.3, Krista Eskow [Flwn] 188.4, Mia Aish [Tea] 186.2, Erica Cuciti 242, Angie Farraioli 239 and Madison Cacciola 237.
Madison Cacciola [WW] 184.8, Riana Giacone [BT] 183.3, Rachel Lee [BT] 181.8, Amelia

"I have not failed,


I've just found ten thousand ways that won't work."
- Thomas Edison
8 SPORTS REPORTER March 19, 2020

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Darius Fuller 298 Luke Richardson 279 Ryan Fina 195, and James Joe Martilotti 268 Jim Cloudman 265
FARMINGDALE, NY - Darius FARMINGDALE, NY - Luke Costanzo 159. FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe FARMINGDALE, NY - Jim
Fuller blasted a high game of Richardson rolled a high of 279 in Mark Ferrara 279 Martilotti rolled 268, Michelle Cloudman rolled 265, David
298 in the Tuesday Nite Owls the Friday Late Mixed. FARMINGDALE, NY - Mark DeLucia 242, and Arti Maisano Mass 264, Jonathan Mass 262,
League. Paul Meyer rolled 258, Kyle Ferrara led the scoring in the 218 in the No Self Control John Becker 256, and Doug
Daniel Shkoditch rolled 2798, Durfee 257-249, and Mike Saturday St Martin League fir- League. Karlson 252 in the Thursday
John Curtis 268, Nathaniel Agosta, Hari Soedarmasto, Wingo ing a high game of 279, Brian Anthony D'Elia 268 Businessmen’s League.
Fuller 267-257, Charles Jordan Hom, Brian Selwin, and Daniel Lunetto shot 247, and Michael FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris Holden rolled 180-177,
259, and Derrick Beard 258. Schrafel 248. Graston 230. Anthony D'Elia led the scor- and JoAnne Fina 163 in the
Sean Haughney 279 Thomas Gazza 278 In the Thursday Goodtimers ing in the Friday Late Mixed Sunday Adult/Junior League.
FARMINGDALE, NY - Sean FARMINGDALE, NY - League Dale Alberino rolled League rolling games of 268- In the Sunday Adult/Junior
Haughney rolled 279, Jonathan Thomas Gazza shot 278, Doug 248, Tommy Angilella 231, and 267 for a high series of 731. League Lea Gravino rolled 224,
Mass and Doug Karlson 277, Quaranto 277, Kenny Simon Jay Whittaker 228. Brian Selwin rolled 257, and Nicholas DaCosta 259.
Robert Weinstein 275, and 268, and Gregory Rapena 257 In the Tuesday Ladies League Wingo Homn 248, and Daniel In the Thursday Green Men
Steve Freidman 258 in the in the Wednesday Party League. Vickie Rich rolled 183, Jessica Schrafel, Nicholas Ng, and League Manny Naiman rolled
Thursday Businessmen’s In the Sunday Adult/Junior Valentino 182, and Suzanne Mike Walsh 247. 202, Dan Feinberg 200, and Joe
League. Stephan Diaczun, Jr hit 204, Katz 171. Salvato 190.

PBA QUICK NOTES


• U.S. Open finalist Perry Crowell IV of Chesterfield, Mich., joined a
very short list of amateur bowlers who have advanced to the championship
round since the modern tournament began in 1971. Crowell, who finished
fourth in the 2020 U.S. Open, was the first non-PBA member to reach the
finals since Finland’s Osku Palermaa finished fifth in 2004. The other three
non-PBA members who finished in the top five in previous U.S. Opens
were George Brooks, second in 1996; Ron Bell, fifth in 1978, and Dick
Ciprich, fourth in 1971.

• Footnote on the above item, when Osku Palermaa bowled in the 2004
U.S. Open finals, he was a 20-year-old amateur and the first two-handed
bowler ever to appear in a televised PBA championship round. Palermaa
finished fifth, losing to PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr., 228-
198, in the opening match.

• Australia’s Sam Cooley has returned to PBA Tour competition to fulfill


a promise he made to his mother, Donna Cooley, who died of cancer on
February 18 in New South Wales. Cooley wrote on Facebook that he is
returning to the U.S. to finish the PBA Tour winter schedule, noting “I will
be devoting my focus solely on that as I had promised her. Once I return
home preparations will resume for her life celebration.” A South Coast
Open regional event to be held at Shellharbour Bowl (Cooley’s home cen-
ter) in late May will include the renaming of the tournament’s adult divi-
sion “The Donna Cooley Memorial Open” in his mother’s honor.

• In his fourth television appearance of the 2020 Go Bowling PBA Tour


season in the U.S. Open, Australia’s Jason Belmonte added 12 strikes to his
ongoing pledge make a donation for each strike thrown on television to his
“2HandsHelpingAustralia” fundraiser. His latest donation included $300
for six strikes at $50 each in the semifinal match of the U.S. Open and $100
for six strikes in the title match. Belmonte has now donated $1,800 for 30
strikes in his TV matches this season.

• PBA Hall of Famer Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, became


PBA50 eligible on Tuesday, Feb. 25, his 50th birthday. Also reaching
PBA50 eligibility in 2020 are fellow PBA Hall of Famer Jason Couch of
Clermont, Fla., and PBA Tour title winners Tom Hess of Granger, Iowa,
and Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y.

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