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By Bill Vint | PBA

TOKYO, Japan – Professional

Bowlers Association Hall of

Famer Amleto Monacelli ended an11-year PBA Tour title drought

and became the 14th player to win

20 PBA Tour titles when he

defeated top qualifier Dom Barrett

of England, 255-233, to win the

DHC PBA Japan Invitational at

Tokyo Port Bowl and collected

$40,000 for the win. Barrett

earned $20,000 for his runner-up

finish.

“Japan has always been a great

atmosphere for me,” the 54-year-

old Monacelli said. “That’s where

my career really got started. It felt

like it was the late 1980s, when I

could do something no one else

could do. A lot of things were dif-

ferent, but I believe it was as good

a performance as I’ve ever had.”

Monacelli, who began his PBA

career in 1982, made 16 television

finals and finished second seven

times before winning his first title

in the 1987 Japan Cup. He went on

to win PBA Player of the Year

honors in 1989 and 1990, and

became the first international

player inducted into the PBA Hall

of Fame in 1997. He is now divid-

ing time between the PBA Tour

and the PBA50 Tour, where he has

won five titles including three

major championships.

His lengthy title slump in PBA

Tour competition, he admits, has

nothing to do with his legendary

physical fitness routine and every-

thing to do with his “stubborn-

ness” in adapting to the changing

competitive environment in pro-

fessional bowling.

“I’ve been looking for a title for

a long time,” he said. “It wasn’t

because I was performing bad, but

over the last three years I’ve got a

lot more knowledge about the

equipment and moving on the

lanes, and that has given me an

advantage along with my physical

shape, which I’ve worked on mywhole life.

“When I was bowling before all

of this new equipment, it was

more about how you performed –

throw the ball harder, throw it

softer, move around, change hand

positions. Now it’s more about

what ball to throw and when to

throw it. You can perform well,

but you have to have the right

equipment, too. In Japan, I had the

right ball at the right time to get a

reaction no one else had.”

Monacelli earned his shot at the

DHC PBA Japan Invitational title

with a 275-221 win over defend-

ing champion Chris Barnes of

Double Oak, Texas, in the semifi-

nal match. Barnes, returning to

PBA competition for the first time

since undergoing surgery in early

October to repair a damaged disc

in his back, started the stepladder

finals with a 227-220 win over

Japan’s Shota Kawazoe followed

by a 232-202 victory over John

Szczerbinski of North Tonawanda,

N.Y.

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STATEN ISLAND, NY – Robert

Donofrio found the line and fired a

300 game in the Scratch Draft

Classic at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Joel Eyssen hit 268-269-770,

Ryan Friend 278-752, Mike

Calabrese 257-258-750, Jeff Scire

258-256-741, Rob Desimone 258-

256-721, Nick Antonucci 258-

720, and Brian Daluise 256-717.

Robert Donofrio 300 at Rab’s

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Leroy Singletary earned top hon-

ors in the Custom Thumbz

Doubles League blasting games of

257-266-300 for a high series of

823.

Lawrence Welfare rolled 284-

236-279-799, Charlie Torres 286-

244-757, Julio Zambrano 269-

247-717, Alby Pezzella 269-241-

712, and Pedro Salcedo 223-246-

234-703.

See more on Singletary 800 sets

on page 2.

FARMINGDALE, NY – Matthew

Gierl topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League at

Farmingdale Lanes blasting

games of 234-300-242 for a high

series of 776.

Brendan Rini hit 279-240-717,

Jim Tortorice, Jr. 255-711, Eddie

Allen 2492-44-704, and Ross

Lorberfeld 248-225-687.

Leroy Singletary Hammered 300-823

At Rockville Centre

George Cretella Claimed Monmouth County USBC Masters Title

Louis Lavecchia 300 at Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ – Louis

Lavecchia blasted a 300 game

along with 217-249 for a 766

series in the Sal Marino Classic

League at Holiday Bowl.

John Knapp rolled 258-279-267-

804, Paul Chiarello 266-236-286-

788, Joey Lavecchia 245-268-

242-755, Dwayne Shuart 257-

247-245-744, and Jim Demas

2492-45-238-732.

Amleto Monacelli Wins DHC PBA Japan Invitational

By Joanne Ramsey

MANALAPAN, NJ - George Cretella, of Morganville,

claimed the title at the 53rd Monmouth County USBC

Masters Tournament at Knob Hill Country Lanes in

Manalapan, NJ.Cretella, was seeded into the 14th position in the top 16

finalists based on his six game qualifying score of 1270.

Rusty N Thomsen of Cartaret was the leading qualifier

with a six game score of 1412 and also had the tourney

high average of 226.938. Cretella then compiled an 8-1

match play record with a tourney average of 211.833.

In the two-game match play finals Cretella lost to Fred

Knowles Jr. of Beachwood 361-352. He then defeated John

Paris of Belford 425-390 and went on to defeat Michael J.

Ormsby of Jackson 497-439. On a winning streak, Cretella

then proceeded to win the next six matches to take the MC

Masters Championship trophy. He defeated Dominick

DiReda Jr. of Hazlet 353-338, George Williams of

Manahawkin, 375-368, followed by Dale Barshewski

Jr. of Keansburg 410-327, and finished with a win over

Anthony Buczynski, Jr. of Toms River 480-395.

Louis D Gaudio Jr. of Morganville had been unde-feated in the winners bracket until he was interrupted

in his run for the championship by George Cretella,

who sent Gaudio Jr. into the Losers Bracket with a

match play score of 467-457, forcing a final match for

the championship. Gaudio Jr. had an outstanding run

in the winners bracket by defeating Paris 436-367,

Knowles Jr., 430-338, Williams 349-310, and

Buczynski Jr. 427-407.

In the championship match, Cretella claimed the title

over Gaudio Jr. with a 455-369.

170 participated in the tournament, which is the

largest Masters tournament in New Jersey.

Matthew Gierl 300 at Farmingdale

PBA photo

Amleto Monacelli

Ramsey photo

From the left, runner-up, Louis Gaudio Jr., Chrissy Lee, Monmouth County

USBC President, Joanne Ramsey the Tournament Manager, and George

Cretell the 2016 MC Masters Champion.



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By Jerry Schneider | PBA

SHAWNEE, Okla. - One-time

PBA Tour winner Anthony

Pepe of Elmhurst, N.Y., got

his FireLake PBA Tournament

of Champions week off to a

flying start by winning the

PBA Grand Casino, Hotel &

Resort Winter Open regional

at the FireLake Bowling

Center.

Pepe erased a 71-pin deficit

in the final position round

match by defeating 2015 PBA

Xtra Frame Lubbock Open

winner and Rolltech PBA

World Championship runner-

up EJ Tackett of Huntington,

Ind., 278-182. Pepe ended the

match play with a 7-1 record

and 5,159 21-game pinfall total

(including bonus pins) while

Tackett finished second with a

6-2 record and 5,104 pinfall.

“I kind of resigned myself to

finishing second,” said Pepe,

who won his fourth regional

title. “Having a ‘didn’t have

anything to lose’ mentality

probably relaxed me and in

that last match I just started

throwing strikes.”

Pepe, the 2014 PBA Cheetah

Championship winner, and

Tackett, are both part of the

79-player field competing in

the FireLake PBA Tournament

of Champions when qualify-

ing began at the FireLake

Bowling Center.

“It’s a confidence boost,”

Pepe said of his win. “But I

can’t over-analyze it because a

lot can change. One thing is for

sure, I’ll be in good shape

mentally.”

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Leroy Singletary Blasted

Back to Back 823 and 822

.PBA Photo..

Anthony Pepe

Leroy Singletary

Bowled back to

back 800 series at

Rockville Centre

Lanes posting an

823 and an 822.

Singletary age 67,

from Brooklyn,

started bowling in

1972 and rolls on

the Custom Thumbz

Doubles League

with his daughter

Latrenda who just

happens to be his partner in the

league\

It’s only right that they hang

out at a bowling center because

that is where Leroy met his wife

Linda nore than forty years ago.

Leroy and Linda will

celebrate their 40th

wedding anniversary

on April 17th. We

wonder if they will

celebrate at

Rockville Centre

Lanes.

Leroy stands more

than 6 foot tall and

loves bowling he

says that there is no

right or wrong in

bowling and sezes

dosent Matter..

Leroy’s goal is to get that ever

elusive 900 series. He has

already posted a few 300 games

and 7 or 8 800 series’ in his

bowling career.

Anthony Pepe Wins PBA Grand Casino, Hotel & Resort Winter Open

Regional As Prelude to FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions

The 2016 Ocean County Team

Challenge is a real team event

as the whole tournament is

baker format . With all Ocean

County School participation it

is truly an Ocean County event.

Five varsity bowlers bowl 5

varsity games and then the

teams are cut to 8 boys and 8

girls teams.

The top teams are then seeded

so 1st vs. 8th and 2nd vs. 7th

and so forth. In the 2-game

bake r ro ll -o ff the win ning

teams advance to the semi-

finals. The winners go on to a

3-game baker roll-off, and the

losers in the semi-finals have a

2-game baker roll-off for third

and fourth place.

In the Girls matches the top 8teams were Brick Township fol-

lowed by Brick Memorial, then

Toms River South and fourth

was Manchester Township. The

fifth thru eight teams were

Toms River North, Toms River

East, Barnegat and Jackson

Memorial.

The Quarter Finals held to

form as Brick Township 413

defeated Jackson Memorial

238, Brick Memorial 421

defeated Barnegat 273, Toms

River South 354 defeated Toms

River East 339 and Manchester

41 6 defeated Toms River North

291. In the semi-finals

Manchester 386 defeated Brick

Township 378 and Brick

Memorial 481 defeated Toms

River South 366. The

Consolation match went to

Brick Township with a 375 over

Toms River South with a 312

and in the 3-game final Brick

Memorial with a 668 came out

on top over a 565.

Brick Memorial Girls

Bowling Team became the

Champion for 2016.

In the Boys matches, the top 8

teams were Brick Memorial fol-lowed by Manchester

Township, Brick Township and

fourth was Jackson Liberty.

The fifth thru eight teams were

Central Regional, Toms River

South, Southern Regional and

Jackson Memorial. In the

Quarter Finals some of the sec-

ond tier teams upset the first

four teams.

Brick Memorial 456 defeated

Jackson Memorial 377,

Southern Regional 398 defeated

Manchester Township 378,

Brick Township 435 defeated

Toms River South 390 and

Central 398 upended Jackson

Liberty 314. In the Semi

Finals, Brick Memorial with a

475 defeated Central Regional

352 and Brick Township 420

defeated Southern Regional

403.

The Consolation match went

to Southern 374 defeating

Central Regional 338 and in the

3-game final Brick Township

673 defeated Brick Memorial

573.

Brick Township Bowling

Team became the Champion for

2016.

2016 Ocean County Team Challenge

RVC photo

Leroy Singletary



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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESGlen Smith 751ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Glen Smith topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League blasting games of 279-257

for a high series of 751.

Richard Schurin rolled 215-259-

256-730, Frank Jara 233-235-244-

712, Kevin Cudjoe 258-236-710,

and John Maglio 225-226-246-

697.

Teddy Avgerinos 739ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Teddy Avgerinos topped the scor-

ing in the Monday 4-Man Classic

League blasting games of 234-

256-249 for a high series of 739.

Mike Ramirez rolled 226-226-

278-730, Pete Manno 279-256-

723, David Smollett 247-204-269-

720, George Stephens, Jr. 267-

215-233-715, Mitchell Goolsby

257-244-713, and Tim O’Brien

269-230-710.

Philip Bruno Jr. 729ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Philip Bruno, Jr. led the scoring in

the Tuesday Late Men’s League

rolling games of 223-297-209 for

a high series of 729.

Matthew Meaney hit 229-236-

226-691, Mike Forrai 203-248-

246-697, Kariba Paterson 246-

223-681, and Les Forrai 243-238-

664.

Pete Morreale 722ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Pete Morreale led the scoring in

the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League rolling games

of 226-265-231 for a high series of

722.

Keith Massimillo shot 235-222-

245-702, Elwood Verity 256-214-228-698, and Kyle Smith 235-

222-245-702.

Dwight Flowers 717 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dwight Flowers topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Senior

Doubles League blasting games of


John Lutter hit 268-244-692, Bill

Carreras 275-211-689, Mel Brown

267-675, Stan Rosadio 244-223-

674, John Khantzian 247-223-

673, and Jay McCray 221-216-

234-671

Carl Carinci 689ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Carl Carinci topped the scoring in

the St. Ray’s Holy Bowlers

League blasting games of 258-225


Doug Welch hit 202, Lou

Flammia 199, and Paul Paolino

191.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Anne Molloy shot 205,

Bernice Namorato 194, Linda

Farmer 190, and Jeanie Polacco

188.

Gregory Frank 744ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Gregory Frank topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Night Mixed



Phillip Otero hit 285-245-724,

Sal Gambino 248-255-204-707,

Les Forrai 2692-38-701, Ray

Brooks 245-216-236-697, and

James Laurita 238-217-212-667.

George Fields 255ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

George Fields rolled 255, Stanley

Rosadio 246, Chris Washington

and Michael Carpenter 244, Ricky

Amparado 243, and Jerry George

237 in the Thursday Senior Birds

League.

Betty Ann Lescher 236 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Betty Ann Lescher rolled 236,

Dalia Cohen 231, Kathleen

Abrams 220, Kathy Andrews 214,

and Patrice Nolan 212 in the

Tuesday Rockville Ladies League.

AT JIB

LANESThomas Wermuler 764FLUSHING, NY – Thomas

Wermuler topped the scoring in

the Ted Guy Classic League

blasting games of 218-257-289


Eric Flack shot 256-219-279-

754, Tony Chiarenza 247-220-

257-724, John Petrovits III 237-231-246-714, and Silk Nixon

247-225-239-711.

Kevin Justin-Viloria

759FLUSHING, NY – Kevin Justin-

Viloria led the scoring in the

Friday Hi-Rollers League rolling


series of 759.

Charlie Patel hit 225-231-269-

725, Tim Williams 246-204-266-

716, Gary Elferis 267-219-226-

712, and Mike Fandino 237-225-

246-708.

Brett Lee 734

FLUSHING, NY – Brett Lee ledthe scoring in the Friends and

Family League rolling games of


734.

Casey Allen shot 289-257-713,

Kmar Wilder 269-208-224-701,

Craig Bowden 257-268-700, and

Twone Williams 244-224-211-

679.

Shawn Wyatt 733FLUSHING, NY – Shawn Wyatt

led the scoring in the Ball and

Chain League rolling games of


733.

Greg Chin shot 227-279-222-

728, Bobby Fox 258-202-247-707, Charles Ameres 236-233-

226-695, and Paul Baumann, Jr.

216-226-234-676.

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Eddie Allen 749FARMINGDALE, NY – Eddie

Allen led the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League



Ross Lorberfeld hit 249-236-679,

Ronnie Simon 247-236-668, Gary

LaCara 258-646, and David

Freese 248-210-641, Michael

Larberg 268-608.

Deon Taitte 727 FARMINGDALE, NY – Deon

Taitte topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League



Ralph Yolanda hit 214-248-223-

685, Edward Brown 212-225-245-

682, Miguel Garrido 246-230-

680, Brian Beale 215-237-227-

679, and Ed Conlon 219-245-213-

677.

Lloyd Hasluck 699FARMINGDALE, NY – Lloyd

Hasluck led the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling

games of 239-236-224 for a highseries of 699.

Wayne Hodges shot 255-638,

David Green 232-226-623, and

Todd Johnson 245.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Louis Gravino hit 213,

William Snyder 197-181, Michael

Brunn 189, and Jo-Anne Fina 180-

178.

Joseph Kotowicz 697 FARMINGDALE, NY – Joseph

Kotowicz led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling

games of 251-236 for a high series

of 697.

Chris Norton shot 244-693,

Roger Herrscher 269-669, andBobby Kielawa 235-223-657.

Carmelo Randazzo 680FARMINGDALE, NY – Carmelo

Randazzo led the Monday HS

Practice League rolling games of


Christopher Kelch shot 247-237-

675, Carly Licht 255-205-644,

Richard Valentine 238-226, and

Brian Becktold 231.

Dan Kober 248FARMINGDALE, NY – Dan

Kober rolled 248, Brian Siemers

247, David Green 235-215, Mike

Marrazzo 227, and Lloyd Hasluck

224 in the Wednesday Party

League.

Ricky Amparado 244FARMINGDALE, NY – Ricky

Amparado rolled 244, Jerry

George 237, Michael Carpenter

234, Ray Lowman 223, and Ed

Frontera 220 in the Thursday

Senior Birds League.

In the Tuesday AM Ladies

League Maryann Schan shot 235,

Paula Caiazzo 217-210, and

Vickie Rich 204.

Steve Raifer 661FARMINGDALE, NY – Steve

Raifer led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League



Wayne Embleton rolled 243-226-

653, Matthew Gierl 258-201-642,

and Joshua Marino 247.

Joe Livolsi 223FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

Livolsi rolled 223, Marvin Slifkin

192-181, and Emanuel LaGatta

and Jerry Holer 182 in the Friday

Sunshine Kids League.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Nicholas Fina shot 190,

Rose Marie Snyder 181-177, and

Lea Ann Gravino 168-160.

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Andrew Orlando outshined the

high scoring field with an excel-

lent 249 game and outstanding

692 series in the Monday

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Cathy Seco again led the

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618 series followed by Freda

Thurman 225-577, Tara Thorn

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Vince Vidovic tossed 270-687,

Pete Gurrieri 245-663, Eugene

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SHAWNEE, Okla. - PBA50 Tour

standout Pete Couture of Cocoa,

Fla., former South Region

Manager Harry O’Neale of

Ravenel, S.C., and former PBA

Tour announcer Denny Schreiner

of Akron, Ohio, were inducted

into the Professional Bowlers

Association Hall of Fame during

ceremonies at the Grand CasinoHotel Resort.

Couture was elected in the

PBA50 Performance category

based on his exceptional record

for a minimum of 10 years as a

“senior” competitor. On the heels

of a 24-year career as a PBA Tour

competitor, when he won five

standard PBA titles, Couture

began his PBA50 career in 1995

when he earned PBA50 Rookie of

the Year honors. He won the first

of nine PBA50 Tour titles in Reno

in 1996, and captured a pair of

USBC Senior Masters titles in

1998 (when he was selected as

PBA50 Player of the Year) and2002.

“If it wasn’t

for the senior

(PBA50) tour I

wouldn’t be

here,” said

Couture. “The

senior tour was a

second chance

and an opportu-

nity to re-inventmyself.

“Bowling on

the senior tour

was like being

with family,” he

added. “Some of my greatest

memories came from bowling on

the Senior Tour. I think everyone

who bowls for a living dreams of

getting in the hall of fame because

there’s no higher honor.”

O’Neale built the PBA South

Region tournament program into

the organization’s most successful

proving ground for aspiring young

players over a span of 31 years

before his retirement in 2011. Aone-time PBA Tour competitor,

O’Neale assumed a regional pro-

gram with fewer than 200 mem-

bers and built it into a membership

of more than 900 members, fre-

quently traveling thousands of

miles while conducting more than

40 weekend tournaments a year.

“In all the years I was with PBA

I had so many great people around

me to make it work and I couldn’t

have done it without them,”

O’Neale said. “It’s been a long

way but a lot of fun. Over theyears I gave a way a lot of awards

but didn’t get

that many

myself, so this

is a great honor

for me.

“I’m very

proud of the

growth we had

in the (PBA’s)

south region,”O’Neale added.

“I wanted the

bowlers in our

part of the coun-

try to be proud

of our region and I knew if they

were they would keep coming

back and bowl in our tourna-

ments.”

Schreiner, who served as the

ESPN television voice of the PBA

between 1986 and 1995, also was

a skilled bowler who joined the

PBA media staff as the PBA Tour

Broadcast Director shortly after

his graduation from the University

of Akron. As PBA’s play-by-play

announcer on ESPN, he quickly

became popular for his ability to

apply his knowledge as a bowler

to the telecasts, working in harmo-

ny with fellow PBA Hall of Famer

Mike Durbin as his color analyst.

“I grabbed the brass ring when I

got the PBA (announcing) job and

never let go,” Schreiner said. “To be involved with all the great peo-

ple who built and worked with

PBA over the years, you can’t

explain in your wildest dreams

what it means to be standing up

here.”

Also, as part of the evening’s

festivities, Jason Belmonte, Jesper

Svensson, Josh Blanchard and Ed

Godbout were officially presented

with the GEICO Chris Schenkel

PBA Player of the Year, Harry

Golden Rookie of the Year, Steve

Nagy Sportsmanship and Tony

Reyes Community Service

Awards, respectively.

By Vince Albrecht

WEST HAVERSTRAW, NY –

Front-running Bowler City III

continued its recent surge in the

Stan Niemiec YTL, winning its

fifth straight match, amassing

thirty-one points in that stretch, by

sweeping past Fair Lawn, 2924-

2767. Enjoying a hot hand was St

Joseph junior Nathan Tombo, who

followed up last week’s strong 667

threesome with a better trey, 213-

223-248: 684, the afternoon’s best

triple; lifting his average to justshy of 200, Nathan is anchoring a

squad currently on a tear:

Ridgefield Park sophomore Derek

Lewandowski, [192 avg], posted

215: 584, Bergenfield senior Nick

Reyes, [191 avg], scored 214: 598

and Bergenfield sophomore Peter

Bondy nailed a 213. The leaders

needed those numbers because

Fair Lawn pressed them

admirably: Steve Plaszky 211:

601, Madison Perry 234, Nick

Greco 204 and Jake Nappi 184.

Host Hi-Tor had its hands full in

the faceoff against Bowler City I,

managing to snare four points by

exploding a bevy of deuces:

Brandon Smith 226-234-209: 669,

Nino Sparta 235-200: 617, Nick

Sparta 229 and Johnny Toscano

210-209. Pounding the pin deck

for BC I were Anthony Rizzo 261:

641 and Kyle Schellberg 235. In

Anthony’s odd score, the Passaic

Tech senior fired four strikes out

of the gate, left three pins [a split],missed them entirely, and then

went out the door with seven

strikes. Twelve deliveries, eleven

strikes and an open frame…rarely

happens, you think? In Montvale’s

5-2 victory over Holiday II,

Pascack Valley sophomore Henry

Tipping’s 264 middle game was

similar: five strikes, an open

frame, and off the sheet with a six-

timer [ask “The Hammer” a‘ham-

bone’ plus two!]. Henry also tal-

lied a 210, finishing with a 621

while the aforementioned

“Hammer” aka Joseph Mahoney,

blas ted 236-227: 620; Nick

Fabiano added a 191. Carrying the

offense for Holiday II were Jared

Duncan 231-196: 598, Tom

Chamberlain 224: 594 and Devin

Crowley 213-196.

Northern Highlands senior Allie

Woodhouse swept the pins off

their comfort zone with games of

212-203, Louis Ferrante scored a

214 and Olivia Wank 198 in liftingBowler City II into third place

with a sweep of Boonton. The lat-

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wood point by ten sticks. Jon

Mormando posted 213-212, Ryan

McGuire 203-196 and David Neil

a pair of 193s.

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John Lyons 745STATEN ISLAND, NY – John

Lyons topped the Michael

Carbonaro Mixed League blasting

a 270 game for a high 745.

Wendy Scarsella hit 278-715,

Scott Walsh 264-709, Robert

Butler, Jr. 266-687, Jonathan

Andrews 269-684, and Susan

Dalton 223-651.

Eugene Cruz 710STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eugene

Cruz topped the RC American

Legion/McGuire rolling 279-710.

Rudy Giarletta shot 247-266-

706, Chris Melfi 266-694, and

Tom Cucurullo, Jr. 257-681.

Jeff Doctor 706 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff

Doctor topped the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League rolling a 267

game for a high series of 706.

Eugene Cruz shot 245-701, Joe

Bracco 245-690, Martin Mamoret

675, Allan Rabinowitz 670, and

John Baranelo, Jr. 248-668.

Karalyn Buono 700

STATEN ISLAND, NY – KaralynBuono led the scoring in the Rab’s

Family Fun League rolling games

of 206-246-248 for a high 700.

Don Schwed shot 205-203-679,

and Breanna Barclay and Al

Calato 259.

Jeff Scire 681STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff

Scire led the scoring in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League

rolling a 257 game for a high

series of 681.

Nick Antonucci hit 269-677, and

Victor Maturi 260-677.

In the Manic Monday League Lia

Cherry shot 194-204, and Denise

Coffaro 201.

Dennis Costantino 630STATEN ISLAND, NY – Dennis

Costantino rolled 212-232-630,

Richard Muszel 22, Howard Weiss

223-215, and Joanie Bentsen 229

in the Golden Oldies League.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES ROCKAWAY ROLLERSPut Togethers: Geno McCory 221-558, Michale Holdak 219-507,

Michelle Halko 203-549, Amy Caselli 158-425, Erik Wrobel 190, Joann

Mossi 134-386.

Rockaway Mixed: Eric Martin 290-764, John Rotella Jr. 289-669,

Nidia Haneveld 246-582, Lynne Coleman 246-695, Keith Brower - 273,

Glen Frey 268-688, Keri May 248-636.

Monday Early Birds: Ed Hardy 208-513, Ralph Viola 195-522, Jeff

Rozner 190-536, Judy Vonitter 187-502, Doris Macone 175-488, Max

Oehler 111-288.

Fox Hills Seniors: Don King 201-547, Steve Rainer 199-493, Dennis

Foley 197-522, Johanna Hofgesang 179-423, Regina Nataluk 176-459,

Bernadette Memolo 173-468, Raymond Bsarany 245-551, Lenny

Richman 171-479, Helen Sutton 131-336, Irma Hujer 140-403.

Rockaway Trios: Mike Polhamus 277-718, Tom Washer 276, PJ Adams

268-724, Ron Ceglia Sr. 732, ALison Gomer 225-629, Linda Millet 182,

Brian Scott 279-752, Pete Cuozzo 258.

County Tuesday Night: PJ Adams 286-770, Jim Westergaard 280-698,

Tyler Stanulonis 268, Nichole Opsasnick 248-611, Lynn Coleman 237-

648, Sandy Turner 229-602, Ron Curtis 279-692, Miguel Galloza 246-

706, Linda Barber 213, Carlyssa Leigh 202.

Rockaway Women: Susan Chillemi 219-584, Claudia Lupfer 194-550,

Michaela Rumble 191-521, Valieri Schreck 165-422, Beberly Koval

189-459, Pat Somers 178-509.

Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 199-554, Many Barroqueiro 169-421,

Dolores Webb 189-462, Beth Williams 165-431, Virginia Murphy 146-

426, Barry Webb 180-476, Joyce Brokling 166-470.

Rockaway Foursome: Matthew Hulbert 278, Kevin Sikora 269-744,

Joyce Hulbert 228, Angela McDermott 209-531, Liza Gallo 202, Dave

Skillman 279-664, Bob Willoughby 257-655, Ernie Stone 236, Kathy

Bradley 204-542.

No Bu Lodge: Ben Lay 244, Andy Boyd 244-646, Bill Karpack 234-

648, Stacey Titus 233-591, Lisa Bischer 202-474, Roger McKeon 279-

690, Marie Vantreuren 226-520, Chris Bakos 258-653.

Thursday Night Mixed: Ken George 268-701, Nick Westergaard 258-

641, Paul Longo 236-595, Nidia Haneveld 213-623, Carole Cerenzio

195-493, Cathy Concannon 182-513, Maria Jankovitz 179.

Youth Bowlers

Ball Busters: Jack Cook 248-674, Liam Reale 151-359, Joey Lamont

226-631, Brian Crocetti 162-399, James Gallagher 180-513, Emma

Wright 180-507, Sarah Gallagher 141-376, Jack Cook 278-794, Robert

Murray 241-620, Brandon Kwestel 203-519.

Lucky Strikers: Jacob Paniconi 69-167, Kyra Morris 135-294, Jacob

Paniconi 63-143.

Bumper Busters: Jordan Lipp 100-185, Brandon Lipp 100-184,

Brandon Lipp 207, Jordan Lipp 106-202.

Dover High School King Pins: Ronald Mendez 178-475, Aaron Vilar

174-451, Kenneth Pinedo 148-377, Jonathan Sosa 174-463, Cindy

Flores 116-, Renzo Ruiz 118-340,Breonna Dunn - 85-243.

Weekend Warriors: Robert Szumski 226-541, David Samond 186-507,

Benjamin Cruz 136-359, Chelsey Cruz 107-270, Hannah Digangi 83-

184, Luke Hutchinson 84-225.

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Bill Daunno 779HOPELAWN, NJ – Bill Daunno

led the scoring in the Premiere Pro

Shop McClassic League blasting


series of 779.

Bob Kerwin rolled 277-232-233-

742, Danny Lopez 210-275-252-

737, Dorien Soto 268-268-734, Ed

Hayes, Jr. 236-268-227-731, and

Joe Herber 225-278-213-716.

M. Kowalczyk 756 HOPELAWN, NJ – Marty

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Ken Rask shot 233-265-256-754,

Sean Zeleniak 238-258-256-752,

Eric Oppenheimer 253-262-234-

749, Vincent Pape 218-245-279-

742, and Lou Walcheck 226-257-

255-738.

In the Tuesday Night Singles

League Stephanie Hoff shot 205,

and Katina Garcia 163.

Robert Girod 742

HOPELAWN, NJ – Robert Girodled the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League rolling games of


742.

Kathleen Pranio shot 217-228-

223-668, Jose Medina 226-215-

226-667, Mark Foglia 232-247-

662, and Michael Ramer 216-214-

226-656.

Russell Kyzima 742HOPELAWN, NJ - Russell

Kyzima led the scoring in the

Friday Night Classic League



Cesare Badolato shot 257-245-

684, and Richard Ruby 235-247-666.

Glenn Mohr 738HOPELAWN, NJ – Glen Mohr

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League blasting games

of 246-267-225 for a high series of

738.

Anthony Martino shot 269-223-

214-706, Dan Clark 232-256-217-

705, Jose Medina 247-279-705,

Jimmy Gill 205-278-217-700, and

Jason Gomez 254-219-224-697.

Tommy Martino 700HOPELAWN, NJ - Tommy

Martino led the scoring in the


237-247-216 for a high 700.

Kevin Kopko hit 215-278-686,

Mike Kelly 284-201-664, and

Mike Santonastaso 237-224-655.

Jose Medina 693HOPELAWN, NJ – Jose Medina

topped the Garden State Mixed



Dorien Soto shot 278-247-688,

Bill Slattery 227-236-658, and

Kyle Jannuzzi 275-625.

In another session, Bill Slattery

rolled 246-227-214-687, Robert

Girod 200-267-665, Jose Medina

220-234-646, and Mark Foglia

257-642.

Michael Holoka 690HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael

Holoka led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed League rolling


of 690.

Kevin Eccleston rolled 236-208-232-676, Tony Tamondong 208-

215-216-639, and Don Anione

210-236-636.

John Krupinski 688HOPELAWN, NJ – John

Krupinski led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Trios League

firing games of 213-238-237 for a

high series of 688.

Justin Munice rolled 247-254-

684, Joe Defini 208-234-220-662,

and Bob Joseph 213-243-203-659.

Pete Zafian 686 HOPELAWN, NJ - Pete Zafian

topped the scoring in the Merck

League rolling games of 225-215-

246 for a high series of 686.Pete Siarkiewicz shot 224-234-

641, Jimmy Griffin 259-628, and

John Strauss 226-206-625.

Joe Maloney 686 HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Maloney

led the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League rolling games

of 257-206-223 for a high 686.

Kevin Kennelly rolled 211-228-

208-647, John Syslo 243, and

Shawn Cameron 219.

Mark Makwinski, Jr. 664HOPELAWN, NJ – Mark

Makwinski, Jr. led the scoring in

the Knights of Columbus League



Mark Makwinski shot 232-235-

661, Charles Golembiewski 234-

227-644, and Cid Stentalla 257-

206-638.

In another session Charles

Golembiewski hit 258-223-649,Al D’Alessandro 234-224-634,

and Mark Makwinski 238-209-

629.

John Baginsky, Jr. 661HOPELAWN, NJ – John

Baginsky, Jr. led the scoring in the

La Buona Pizza League rolling


of 661.

Michael Bailey shot 239-243-

652, Nicole Baginsky 254-205-

648, and Warren Taureck 210-

200-236-646.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Earl Gregory shot 211,

and Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 207.

James Heiser 646 HOPELAWN, NJ – James Heiser

led the scoring in the Friends and



646.

Mike Conte hit 230-213-639,

Pete Garcia 200, and Linda Lynch

191-195.

Vinny R. Medvetz 642HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.

Medvetz paced the scoring in the

Thursday Nite Mixed League

rolling games of 245-224 for a

high series of 642.

Matt Cestone hit 215-222-617,

Mike Serio 215-230-606, JohnCestone 227, and Kurt

Moszkowski 236.

Heather Melendez 619HOPELAWN, NJ – Heather

Melendez led the scoring in the

Avenel Youth League rolling

games of 224-210 for a high

series of 619.

Christopher Falcone shot 199-

194-221-614, Jeremy Soto 211,

and Matthew Schnell 181.

Mark Marton 696, Freda Thurman 621

At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Mark Marton topped the high scoring field

with an excellent 257 game and nice 696 series in the Monday George's

Memorial League at Parkway Lanes. Freda Thurman was on her game

to lead the ladies with an excellent 245 game and 621 series.

Ron Filipek rolled 267-674, Lirse Jones 237-6363, Jim Viola 259-659,

Al Del Vecchio 289-657, Dom Capozzoli 238-654, Rich DeRosa Sr.

237-652, and Andrew Cioffi 256-652.

For the women, Cathy Seco bowled 215-565, Anne Del Vecchio 224-

553, Jackie Castro 195-543 and Elena Marton 197-502.

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