february 24 - march 1, 2016 sports reporter

CHICAGO - Landmark wins in

two 2015 PBA Tour major cham-

pionships helped Australian two-

handed competitor Jason

Belmonte of Australia earn his

third consecutive GEICO Chris

Schenkel PBA Player of the Year

award.

Also 2015 award winners were

Jesper Svensson of Sweden as

Harry Golden Rookie of the

Year; Josh Blanchard, Mesa,

Ariz., as Steve Nagy

Sportsmanship Award recipient,

and Ed Godbout of Felton, Calif., who was selected

as winner of the Tony Reyes PBA Community

Service Award.

In a very close vote, Belmonte edged Ryan

Ciminelli of Cheektowaga, N.Y., to become the

fourth player and first international player to win the

award in three consecutive seasons. PBA Hall of

Famers Earl Anthony (1981-83 and 1974-76), Mark

Roth (1977-79) and Walter Ray

Williams Jr. (1996-98) also won

the honor three years in a row.

Belmonte won the Player of the

Year by receiving 47.36 percent

of votes cast by his fellow PBA

members and veteran members

of the bowling news media while

Ciminelli received 43.22 percent

of the votes. Parker Bohn III was

a distant third, receiving 2.99

percent of the votes.

“This will be the greatest day of

the year for me,” said Belmonte

from the hospital as he and his wife Kimberly were

awaiting the imminent arrival of their third child.

“Kimberly and I soon will have our third child and I

have joined the great Walter Ray Williams, Mark

Roth and Earl Anthony as three-time winners. What

an unbelievable day!”

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Andrew Barbato 300 at Rab’s Country Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Wright earned top honors

in the Saturday Scholarship

League at Rockville Centre Lanes

blasting games of 204-254 and

finished perfect with a 300 for the

session high series of 758.

Amanda Petrillo rolled 221-259-

671, Brian Becktold 235-211-615,

and Jahnia Phillips 231.

Scott Bannon 300 at Farmingdale Lanes

Robert Wright Hammered 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Andrew

Barbato blasted a 300 game for a

high series of 777 in the Michael

Carbonaro Mixed League at Rab’s

Country Lanes. Daneille Neuner

converted the 7-10 split.

Rocco Schirripa shot 257-707,

George Rede ha 258-700,

Dominick Ucciardino 256-694,

Nick Cuadrado 257-692.

CORAM, NY – Michael Mirabile

just realized his first perfecto

when he put together a string of 12

strikes at the right time and blast-

ed a 300 game while competing in

the Tuesday Juniors League at

Coram Country Lanes.

FARMINGDALE, NY – Scott

Bannon blasted games of 300-

205-206 for a high series of 711 in

the Tuesday Nite Owls League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Bill Kremlicka shot 258-214-

233-705, Joseph Kotowicz 246-

235-695, Bobby Falcone 257-223-

662, Chris Norton 226-210-631,

and Bobby Kielawa 231-208-631.

OAKLAND, NJ - Chris

Briamonte found perfection in a

300 game then added a 235 to fin-

ish with a 738 set while competing

in the Precision Fit Ketterer

Memorial at Holiday Bowl.

Dave Madara rolled 264-248-747

followed by Tom Stellingwerf

with 268-746, Lance Cahoon 278-

730, Tom Toth 258-728, Andrew

Suscreba 267-257-723, Shawn

Aiello 278-717, Kevin Stefanic

266-713, Dave Decoons 255-711,

and Mark Galiano 247-716.

Michael Mirabile Earns First 300

At Coram Country Lanes

Dexter Sapp Won Super Bowl Marathon at Farmingdale Lanes

Rody Kemple 300 at Parkway Lanes

Pat Powell 300 at Lodi LanesLODI, NJ - Pat Powell hammered

out a 300 game bowling in the

Tuesday Night 4-Man League at

Lodi Lanes and finished the ses-

sion with a 768 series.

Dave Eng collected a 297 game

followed by John Ross with a 290.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Rody

Kemple hit a 300 game in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League, at Parkway Lanes.

Bob Goodwin rolled 289-780, Jan

Dul 279-725, Victor Padilla 268-

715, Tony Amantea 279-708,

James Viola 245-695, Marc Osetec

257-685, Peter Honan 278-685,

and Edward Bakelaar Sr. 279-680.

Belmonte Becomes Fourth to Win Three Consecutive

Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year HonorsBy Jerry Schneider - PBA

FARMINGDALE, NY - Dexter

Sapp, a Verizon technician from

Valley Stream, NY won the

2016 Long Island Generations

Bowling Tour Super Bowl

Marathon. Dexter, who now

has the most titles in the

LIGBT, rolled a 297 handicap

game in the final shootout to

defeat Darryl McDuffie, Floral

Park, NY by 28 pins. Dexter

earned $1,000 for his victory

and Darryl took home $600

with his 269.

Rounding out the top 4 was third place finisher Bill

Verni, W. Babylon NY with a 259 worth $400 and

fourth went to Deon Taitte, Amityville, NY with a 243

earning him $300.

To advance to the marathon’s final shootout you had

to shoot a 1319 series. The top 4 included two bowlers

looking for their first title (Darryl and Deon.) Deon,

who was getting the most handicap, had the lead going

into the 7th frame but a 5

count open dropped him to

fourth. Dexter and Darryl

traded strikes at the end with

Dexter coming out on top.

The 2016 Super Bowl

Marathon drew 73 entries,

paid out 19 cashing spots (bet-

ter than 1 in 4) totaling

$4,390. Farmingdale Lanes’

42 foot house shot was used,

resulting in a cashing score of

1259 and a 1319 to advance to

the top 4. High series of the tournament was shot by

Deon with a 1376 5-game handicap series.

During the Super Bowl the LIGBT ran a special match

play tournament. The final match was a nail biter as

Angelo DeSena, Brooklyn, NY struck out in the final

frame to defeat Maggie Joseph, Bayshore, NY 262-260.

Angelo won $250 plus an invitation to the Tournament of

Champions and Maggie, who is already entered into the

TOC, won $130.

Chris Briamonte Slammed 300

At Holiday Bowl

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By Aaron Smith - USBC

ARLINGTON, Texas – Erica

Cutler of Fort Wayne, Indiana,

threw 34 consecutive strikes at the

Fort Wayne USBC Women’s

Bowling Association City

Tournament, and the performance

helped her break two national scor-

ing records.

The 33-year-old right-hander

started her doubles set with a 4-7

spare conversion and then struck

on her next 34 shots, before leaving

a 7 pin on her final attempt.

Cutler recorded games of 290,

300 and 299 for an 889 series, best-

ing the previous mark of 879,

shared by Katie Verbil of Wichita,

Kansas, and Bryanna Coté of Red

Rock, Arizona.

Cutler’s memorable day at

Thunder Bowl I also helped her

and Fort Wayne’s Brittney

Haneline post the highest three-

game total for two women with

1,615. Haneline added a 726 series

to the effort.

Angela Brick and Sue Jeziorski

of Endicott, New York, set the dou-

bles mark with 1,591 in 2005.

Both achievements are pending

approval from the United States

Bowling Congress.

“I was just trying to stay smooth

and hit my mark,” said Cutler, who

was inducted into the Fort Wayne

USBC WBA Hall of Fame in 2014

and now owns four perfect games

and three 800 series. “We all had

great lines, and everybody was

striking, and I felt like that really

kept us motivated to keep it going.”

Cutler already owned the Fort

Wayne USBC WBA three-game

women’s record after rolling an

864 series in 2011, and she relied

on that experience in beating her

own record on the way into the

national record books.

Cheering her along the way at

Thunder Bowl I were her husband,

Doug, and daughter, Brooklyn.

“It’s an amazing accomplish-

ment,” Cutler said. “My husband

and daughter were there, and that

was great, especially since my hus-

band had never seen me shoot

300.”

The achievement also was bitter-

sweet for Cutler, whose mother

died in October.

“The hardest part was not being

able to call her afterwards, since

she was the reason I started bowl-

ing,” Cutler said. “I’m very thank-

ful to my family and friends who

have supported me throughout my

bowling career. We really have a

great bowling family here in Fort

Wayne.”

Early in 2015, Belmonte

became the first bowler in the 64-

year history of the United States

Bowling Congress Masters to win

the event three consecutive times

last February in Green Bay, Wis.,

defeating collegiate bowler AJ

Johnson of Oswego, Illinois, 202-

157. The 12-time Tour winner

then followed that up by success-

fully defending his Tournament of

Champions title in the 50th

anniversary Barbasol TOC in

Indianapolis, posting a 232-214

victory over top qualifier Rhino

Page of Orlando, Fla.

In addition to his wins in the

Masters and Tournament of

Champions, Belmonte had nine

other top-five finishes including

runner-up finishes in the PBA

Grand Oklahoma Open and PBA

Maine Xtra Frame Shootout. He

led the PBA Tour in earnings with

$178,542 and ranked fourth in

average with 225.40.

Svensson, a 20-year-old two-

handed player, had won his sec-

ond PBA Tour title, and first on

American soil, when he defeated

Germany’s Pascal Winternheimer,

267-193, to win the PBA

Chameleon Championship pre-

sented by HotelPlanner.com at the

GEICO PBA World Series of

Bowling VII presented by Silver

Legacy at the National Bowling

Stadium. Earlier in the year he

won the 13th Kingdom of Bahrain

Open.

Svensson was a runaway winner

in the Rookie of the Year race,

voted upon by PBA members. He

was the choice on 68.5 percent of

the ballots cast, topping Texas

teenager Anthony Simonsen’s

14.11 percent and Washington’s

Cameron Weier’s 10.33 percent.

Svensson was the leader among

rookies in average (225.81) and

earnings ($57,870).

“I am very proud and honored to

get this award,” said Svensson.

“Just a lot of happiness going

through my body right now. I

have always dreamed about com-

peting and winning on U.S. soil

and that dream came true. I think

that is a big thing that helped to

get this award.”

Belmonte and Svensson became

the first players from outside the

U.S. to earn Player of the Year and

Rookie of the Year in the same

season. They were also the first

players who use the unique two-

handed delivery to earn those

honors in the same season.

Blanchard, who won both of his

PBA Tour titles in 2015, was

selected as the Nagy

Sportsmanship Award by his fel-

low competitors. Established in

1966, the Steve Nagy

Sportsmanship Award is named

after the late PBA Hall of Famer

and founding members of the

PBA. A colorful and talented per-

former, Nagy made such an

impact on his fellow pros that the

award was established shortly

after his death. Other players

receiving strong support were

Ronnie Russell and Dom Barrett

who were next in line in Steve

Nagy Award voting by PBA Tour

players.

“I’m very honored, of course,

that my peers would vote me this

honor especially this early in my

career,” said Blanchard. “No mat-

ter who you are out there on Tour

I do my best to treat each player

with respect and I’m happy to say

that I get that same respect in

return. For me, competing with

that attitude helps me be a better

bowler.”

Godbout, a PBA West Region

competitor, was selected by a spe-

cial PBA committee as the recipi-

ent of the 2015 Tony Reyes

Community Service Award which

is named after the PBA champion

who died in 2012 as the result of a

traffic accident.

Godbout, who is a youth direc-

tor and a USBC bronze level

coach 4th Street Bowl in San Jose,

established several charitable ini-

tiatives in Reyes’ name including

the Tony Reyes Memorial

Scholarship and the Tony Reyes

Memorial Youth/Adult Doubles

Tournament. He is also co-

founder of the 4th Street Bowl

Junior bowling program and is a

past recipient of the NorCal Tony

Reyes Memorial Award.

“This is a huge honor and I’m a

little overwhelmed,” Godbout

said. “I had just started to work

with Tony to organize a youth

program at 4th St. Bowl and it

was only a month after I met him

that he passed away. I’ll never for-

get how much help he was to me

and how enjoyable it was to work

with him, so that was really my

inspiration to get involved in put-

ting the tournament and scholar-

ship together in his honor.”

Erica Cutler Sets Two National Scoring Records

February 24 - March 1, 2016 SPORTS REPORTER 3

“We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.”

― George Bernard Shaw

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESJohn Khantzian 772ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Khantzian topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Senior Doubles

League blasting games of 256-

258-258 for a high series of 772.

Robert Pagano hit 216-255-245-

716, Stan Rosadio 222-246-237-

705, and Greg Riegel 227-258-

678.

Daniel DiGirolamo 757ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Daniel DiGirolamo topped the

scoring in the Monday 4-Man

Classic League blasting games of

288-244-225 for a high series of

757.

Teddy Avgerinos hit 290-227-

729, Mike Chookasezian 227-241-

250-718, Frank Peretti 275-242-

705, Keith Perry 268-234-704,

and John Hodge 259-237-703.

Dan DiGirolamo 729ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dan DiGirolamo topped the scor-

ing in the Friday Night Mixed

League rolling games of 259-233-

237 for a high series of 729.

John LaBau hit 267-234-716,

Shaun Berkowsky 226-225-256-

707, Anthony Bruno 266-235-689,

and Paul Smith 259-665.

Joe Conigliaro 728ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Joe Conigliaro topped the scoring

in the CustomThumbz Doubles



John O’Farrell hit 283-236-712,

Julio Zambrano 259-228-223-710,

Bob Thorne 290-682, and John

Smisek 217-219-246-682.

Teddy Avgerinos 720ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Teddy Avgerinos led the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed firing games

of 227-245-248 for a high 720.

Al Fabiano shot 269-220-694,

Anthony Cimino 277-223-681,

Charlie Torres 246-226-675, and

Mel Brown 238-217-658.

Julio Zambrano 716ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Julio Zambrano led the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League rolling a high game of 297

and a high series of 716.

Michael Forrai hit 248-239-691,

John Lofaro, Jr. 244-211-235-690,

John Maglio 244-241-683, and Al

Digangi 269-212-674.

Patrice Nolan 714ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -

Patrice Nolan led the Tuesday

Rockville Ladies firing 265-213-


Vicky Lockwood hit 217, Stacy

Salomides 199, Joanne Valentine

195, and Gloria DiBrizzi 183,

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Hope Rose hit 190, Susan

Randel and Cherilyn DePalma

188, and Patty Bucicchia 173.

Frank Macchio 705ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Frank Macchio led the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed



George Benzola, Sr. hit 195-225-

257-677, Phillip Otero 248-227-

664, Robert Benanati 247-225-

673, and Sal Gambino 203-207-

244-654.

Aubrey Pereira 683ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Aubrey Pereira led the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds rolling a 289

game for a high series of 683.

Jerry George shot 257-240-667, Ed

Frontera 247-643, and George Fields

245.

Paul Igel 655ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Paul

Igel led the Saturday Scholarship

League rolling 223-234 for a 655.

Robert Barber hit 242, Brian

Becktold 234-219-614, Robert

Wright 225, Chris Bodizs 223-201-

612, and Colleen Kingsepp 224.

Scott Glickman 637ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Scott Glickman led the scoring in the

Temple Am-Echad Club League

rolling games of 206-218-213 for a

high series of 637.

Bill Stein shot 216-208-608, Steve

Honig 194, and Elizabeth Schuster

193.

Steve Frey 630ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Steve

Frey paced the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo Mixed League

rolling a 223 game for a high series

of 630.

John Moran hit 225-216-613, Pete

Micca 223, and Mike Walsh 216.

In the Tuesday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League Mary Pat

Murphy shot 193, Kami Radin 176,

and Letitai Kopper 174.

Laurie Bettineschi and Adrienne

Lupo rolled 190, Susan Smith 177,

and Delva Brown 173 in the

Tuesday Koffee Kats League.

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By Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ – The Westwood girls suc-

cessfully defended their Bergen County title, turn-

ing the tables on Holy Angels who had beaten them

in the FDU Team Championships recently.

Spearheaded by junior Kristen Benavente, the

Cardinals overcame the Angels’ ninety-five pin

opening game lead with a tourney high 993 second

game and entered the revised format fifteen game

Baker play in the afternoon ahead by sixty-nine

pins. Battle-tested in Baker-style competition,

Westwood fought off a determined Holy Angels’

squad and coasted to victory.

Paramus Catholic ended in third place as senior

Kristen Kane came from behind to win the individ-

ual title with a 666 set. Coaches, players and spec-

tators alike were glued to her third game finish in

which she strung the first eight strikes, but a ninth

frame pocket 8-10 split spoiled her shot at perfec-

tion and Kristen settled for 265.

Of the twenty-one schools , twelve qualified for the

afternoon Baker games, total results for which follow:

Team Statistics: Westwood 2587-2777-5364, Holy

Angels 2518-2677-5195, Paramus Catholic 2486-

2366-4852, Hackensack 2342-2421-4763, Paramus

2302-1553-3855, Bergen Tech 2269-1412-3681,

Northern Highlands 2191-753-2944, Ramsey 2167-

692-2859, Mahwah 2032-779-2811, Ridgefield Park

2078-709-2787, Dumont 1938-710-2648, Indian Hills

1863-552-2415

Individual Results: Kristen Kane [PC] 183-218-265-

666, Olivia Wank [BT] 213-219-196-628, Kristen

Benavente [WW] 199-234-177-610, Danielle Quitola

[RP] 193-222-173-588, Allison Woodhouse [NH] 213-

174-190-577, Tiffany Sucero [AHA] 235-161-177-

573, Abbey Zollo [PC] 563, Marissa Stellacci [WW]

542, Ciara Mottley [AHA] 534, Annie Quinn [H] 530,

Haley Hassan [P] 521, Emily Mamunes [NH] 520,

Maggie Swietkowski [WW] 243-516, Janina Santoro

[H] 514, Gianni Calzadilla [CP] 513, Allison Ariemma

AT FARMINGDALE LANESJohn Bergen 781FARMINGDALE, NY – John

Bergen topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League fir-

ing 258-244-279 for a 781.

Charlie Turner hit 299-258-762,

Craig Koppell 236-235-258-729,

Bill Law 259-258-697, Michael

Alvarez 256-227-673, and Mitch

Kennedy 249-223-672.

Dwight Flowers 753ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dwight Flowers topped the

Wednesday Senior Doubles blasting


Stan Rosadio shot 223-268-241-

732, Richie Franklin 268-227-688,

Michael Carpenter 216-241-225-

682, and Bill Carrerqas 251-221-

668.

Amifika Greaves 736FARMINGDALE, NY – Amifika

Greaves led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League rolling

games of 227-254-255 for a high

series of 736.

Charles Jordan hit 277-249-726,

Clay Hunt 277-211-226-714, Rich

Brennan 257-235-679, Jonnae

Greaves 246-222-672, Sheila

Holden 203-255-204-662, Frankie

Berardino 264, and Morris Jackson

245-237-655.

Bobby Kielawa 693FARMINGDALE, NY – Bobby

Kielawa led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling

games of 278-209-206 for a high

series of 693.

Roger Herrscher hit 280, Kevin

Falcone 258, Kenny Simon and

Joseph Kotowicz 244, John Grieb

238, and Donna Butera 237.

Nick Mencarelli 684FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick

Mencarelli led the scoring in the

Monday High School Practice

League rolling games of 254-234 for

a high series of 684.

Christopher Kelch shot 268,

Mackenzie Wagner 235, Joe Napoli

227, Carly Licht 215-213, and Isaiah

Adams-Hunter and Samantha

Calisto 214.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League

Rose Marie Snyder rolled 211, and

Ryan Fina 141.

Bob Kennedy 682FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob

Kennedy led the Thursday

Goodtimers League rolling games of

239-225-218 for a high series of 682.

Dale Alberino hit 257-606, Bob

Andrews 232-203, Nick Jorgensen

228-203, and Evan Apostolidis 217.

In the Monday AM Seniors League

Gerard Hoeler and Joe Montefusco

shot 181, Andie Stiefel 168, Edna

Noonan 166, Frank Napolitano 156,

and Joan Healy 158.

Chris Buzzonetti 670FARMINGDALE, NY – Chris

Buzzonette led the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Fun rolling games of


Paul Meyer hit 258-215-663, Keith

Davis 243-212-635, Scott Bannon

235-214-635, and Bob DeLisi 231-

205-626.


William Snyder shot 177.

Christopher Kelch 670FARMINGDALE, NY –

Christopher Kelch topped the scor-

ing in the Monday HS Practice

League rolling games of 244-223 for

a high series of 670.

Darius Fuller hit 235, Nicholas

Menarelli 232, Diamond Hunter 212.

Steve Raifer 668FARMINGDALE, NY – Steve

Raifer paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed rolling games

of 210-216-242 for a high 668.

Joe Venezia hit 267-204-648,

Timothy Salyer 266, George

Mazzocchi 224, and Joseph

Panariell 222.

Mark Eisenberg 656FARMINGDALE, NY – Mark

Eisenberg paced the Wednesday

Party League rolling games of 279-


Brian Siemers hti 246, Mike

Marrazzo 224-209-629, and George

Marrazzo 223.


Ryan Fina hit 169-161, Nicholas

Fina 166-165, and Lea Ann Gravina

158-149.

Gerard Hoeler shot 201, Bob Junge

and Alice Burns 178, and Willie

Mack 175 in the Monday AM

Seniors League.

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Spanish American - Henry

Alvarez Jr. 258, Jose Acevedo

252-669, Julio Soto 239, Tyrone

Wahl 643, Manueal Matias 653,

Manuel Matias 256-662, Julio

Soto 256-639, Tyrone Wahl 256-

699.

Monday Early Birds - Ed Hardy

232-585, Ralph Viola 218-612,

Glen Kruhm 176-445, Doris

Macone 163-410.

County Tuesday Night Mixed -

Gene Pukas 289-749, Ronald

Lorenzo 289, Julio Soto 288-730,

Nichole Opsasnick 265-741,

Lynne Coleman 235-695, Sandy

Turner 234-652.

Fox Hills Seniors - Steve

Friedman 207-534, Joe Tobjy 193-

566, Steve Rainer 183-484, Louis

Ecanosti 175-469, Regina Nataluk

178-501, Bernadette Memolo 153-

378, Kathy Ingenito 136-363,

Mary Ann Smith 122-333.

Morris Hills Mixed - Manny

Baroqueiro 214-507, Barry Webb

194-533, Violet Indyk 186-512,

Beth Williams 162-416.

Rockaway Women - Marie Slater

223-504, Gay Raab 202, Annette

Rossi 198-495, Coleen Boyd 189,

Pat Somers 180-477, Valerie

Schreck 178, Tammy Baldwin

178-500, Lois Kehmna 172-494.

Rockaway Foursome - Paul

CeCe 258-676, Terrance Sanders

244-671, Matt Hulbert 235, Ellen

O'Neill 192, Mary Cerenzio 177-

504.

Thursday Night Foursomes: Joe

Ferretti 279-657, John Finno 278-

704, Robert Rosen 234-624, Jay

McGrath 237-693, Steve

Jankovitz 269-619, Joseph Toolen

279-684, John Finno 259-775,

Mike Tedesco 233, Caren Hunt

203-500, Caclyn Coren 162-467.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Kevin DeFrancesco led all

pin attackers with scores of 266-258-258 for a strong

782 series to lead an active night of high scorers in

the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at

Parkway Lanes.

James Viola 259-728, Edward Bakelaar Sr 278-723,

Rene Ruiz 246-715, Mike Semancik Jr. 296-712,

Mike DeFrancesco 245-704, Michael Viola 256-697,

and Kenneth Demchak 247-697.

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David Kokoszynski 764FLUSHING, NY – David Kokoszynski topped the

scoring in the Ball and Chain League blasting games

of 254-273-237 for a high series of 764.

Vincent Baliskey rolled 279-248-223-750, Robyn

Bushini 254-276-214-744, Dylan Bustillo 216-210-

299-725, and Luis Jimenez 233-236-237-706.

Jaime Ansale 741FLUSHING, NY – Jaime Ansale topped the scoring

in the Midweek Mixers League rolling games of 237-


Bill Gantt shot 234-203-256-693, Jon Ayroso 245-

216-223-684, and Bob Ostermann 220-203-258-681.

Jaime Ansale 746FLUSHING, NY – Jaime Ansale topped the scoring

in the Friday Hi-Rollers League blasting games of


Dwight Flowers rolled 236-260-246-742, Mario

Merlino-Pagan 269-247-228-744, Marlon Enriquez

238-267-213-718, Jimmy Vega, Jr. 202-279-231-712,

Terrence White 246-243-223-712.

Robert Vickers 712FLUSHING, NY – Robert Vickers led the Ted Guy

Classic rolling 289-214-209 for a high series of 712.

John Petrovits III hit 204-247-259-710, Chris Fesler

214-279-211-704, Matt Dugan 216-201-279-696,

and Garfield Miller 217-225-236-678.

AT JIB LANESChris Beyers 759STATEN ISLAND, NY – Chris Beyers topped the scoring in the RC

American Legion/McGuire League firing games of 256-279-759.

Eugene Cruz rolled 290-738, Steve DeMaria 248-707, Rudy Giarletta

245-701, Chris Consolmagno 245-679, Jim Episcopia 252-677, and

Becky Leka 243-677.

Mike King 750STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mike King led the scoring in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League rolling games of 249-278 for a high series

of 750.

Tim McAuliffe shot 257-255-749, Mike Pellegrino 248-268-718, Jeff

Scire 253-712, Tom Wilkinson 269-698, and Tim McAuliffe Sr. 255-693.

In the Tuesday Early Birds League Anne Marie Rubilotta shot 218,

Maria Gatto 211, Laurie Lenzo 203, Joanne Soto 201, and Annette Arena

and Michele Spaan 200.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES


Michael Potoski 794HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Potoski topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Classic League blast-

ing games of 249-289-256 for a

high series of 794.

Dorey Badolato shot 269-268-726,

John Kertesz 231-258-679, and

Russell Kyzima 224-239-207-670.

Curtis Kyzima 749HOPELAWN, NJ – Curtis Kyzima

led the scoring in the Friday Night

Classic League rolling games of

256-236-257 for a high 749.

Joey Parisi III rolled 259-258-215-

732, Bill Campesi 220-235-256-

711, and Cesare Badolato 245-205-

256-706.

Phil Considine 746HOPELAWN, NJ – Phil Considine

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed League rolling games of

279-222-245 for a high 746.

Anthony Angotti hit 267-221-215-

703, Michael Holoka 248-225-222-

695, and Don Anione 208-247-277-

690.

Glenn Mohr 739HOPELAWN, NJ – Glenn Mohr

led the scoring in the Raritan Bay

Men’s League blasting games of


739.

Jose Medina rolled 267-227-227-

721, Sean Zeleniak 269-256-715,

and Jason Gomez 231-268-206-

705.

Vinny R. Medvetz 733HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.

Medvetz led the scoring in the La

Buona Pizza League rolling games

of 269-265 for a high series of 733.

Joe Herber rolled 245-236-247-

728, John Baginsky, Jr. 226-257-

677, and John Baginsky 233-219-

213-665.

Steve Osiadacz 725HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Osiadacz

topped the scoring in the Family



Mike Santonastaso hit 205-235-

258-698, David Morgante 215-

213-236-664, Mike Kelly 230-

200-201-631, and Lisa Columbus

223-234-619.

Patty Hanlein 718HOPELAWN, NJ – Patty Hanlein

led the scoring in the Friday Night

Classic League firing games of


718.

John Kertesz hit 269-200-225-

693, Russell Kyzima 234-228-

221-683, Bill Campesi 213-213-

247-673, and David Hanft 244-

225-651.

Paul Woitowicz 708HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul

Woitowicz led the scoring in the

Iselin AA League rolling 206-276-


John Morgan rolled 225-247-

202-674, Emil Woitowicz 267-

204-646, and KC Cabonilas 234-

225-642.

Deanna Calantoni 600HOPELAWN, NJ – Deanna

Calantoni rolled 212-202-600,

Heather Melendez 234, Anthony

Polise 214, and Jeremy Soto 212

in the Avenel Youth League.

Daniel Pawelek 707HOPELAWN, NJ – Daniel

Pawelek led the scoring in the

Family League rolling games of


707.

Steve Osiadacz hit 213-223-629,

David Morgante 203-228-619,

and Tommy Martino 215-220-608.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Thomas Ortiz, Sr. shot

203-201, and Jerry Petti 191.

Paul Harney 697HOPELAWN, NJ - Paul Harney

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Night Trio League rolling games

of 223-238-236 for a high series of

697.

Anthony Vicidomini hit 264-647,

Andrew Bock 223-217-639, and

Joe Defini 213-223-633.

Pete Siarkiewicz 682HOPELAWN, NJ – Pete

Siarkiewicz led the scoring in the

Merck League firing games of


682.

John Strauss hit 212-2335-640,

Andrew Siarkiewicz 230-238-634,

and Mike Eglesia 258-225-628.

Rollin E. Ball 674HOPELAWN, NJ - Rollin E. Ball

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed rolling games of 213-


Vinny R. Medvetz hit 219-201-

217-637, and Kurt Moszkowski

217-603.

Charles Golembiewski 673HOPELAWN, NJ – Charles

Golembiewski led the Knights of

Columbus blasting games of 199-


Mark Makwinski hit 279-655,

Robert Downer, Sr. 254-625, and

John Shimko 203-238-623.

Robert Girod 661HOPELAWN, NJ – Robert Girod

led the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League rolling games of


Kyle Jannuzzi shot 237-216-645,

Michael Onions 238-206-641, and

Debbie Edmonds 214-229-621.

Chuck Mantione 648HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck

Mantione paced the Federal

Business Centers League rolling


Dave Ryden hit 231, Frankie

Wahler 212, Brian Russo 222, and

Mary Person 183.

Stephanie Hoff 614HOPELAWN, NJ – Stephanie

Hoff led the scoring in the

Tuesday Night Singles League

rolling games of 213-203 for a

high series of 614.

Elinor Koehl hit 181, and Katina

Garcia 178.

Tony DeRosa 265HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony DeRosa

rolled 265, Mike P. Kennelly 226,

Joe Maloney 225, and Don E.

Hellhake and Mike V. Kennelly

214 in the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League.

Caferinor Rivera 234HOPELAWN, NJ – Caferino

Rivera rolled 234, Ted Yeung 204,

Larry Calrke 203, and Joyce

Ellison 200 in the Jerzey Pikers

League.

In the Wednesday Early Birds

League Anna Kelly hit 181, and

Sue Ragas 171.

HOWELL, NJ - Max Stalter

threw 297-721 to take high game

and set in the Mixed Nuts League

at Howell Lanes. Other notewor-

thy scores include Nick Giallanza

276, and Rodney Cassano 267.

Tony Tesorio rolled a big 701

series followed by Giallanza with

a 698.

Michelle Bilski rolled the high

women’s score with a 194 fol-

lowed by Eva Nicholsen and

Cathy Napolitano with 191

games. Eva Nicholsen and high

series a 543 with Lorraine Ernest

throwing a 533.

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