january 1 - 8, 2013 sports reporter

Sarah O'Brien Blasted 300

At Coram Country Lanes

LAS VEGAS – Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y, with two strikes and an eight-

count in the 10th frame, ended four years of frustration with a 233-232 victory

over Finland’s Mika Koivuniemi to win the Professional Bowlers Association

Viper Championship at South Point Hotel and Casino.

Angelo, who won his only PBA Tour title in the 2008 Viper Championship

in Omaha, Neb., came into the Viper Championship finals as the top qualifier,

but got help from Koivuniemi in the final frame before pulling off his clutch

victory.

The Viper Championship, the second of five PBA Tour events held as part of

the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IV at South Point, aired on ESPN.

“The finals are airing on my birthday, and I guarantee there will be an

absolute blow-out Christmas party, slash birthday party, slash victory number

two party at Brad Angelo Lanes,” the now 43-year-old Angelo said.

Koivuniemi started the title match with a 4-10 split and an open frame.

Angelo returned the favor in the third frame when he left a 4-6-7 split and

opened. Neither bowler missed the pocket after those errors, although each left

and converted a single-pin spare.

The contest came down to the 10th frame where Koivuniemi, working on a

string of four strikes, added a fifth on his first shot. Needing nine pins and a

spare to lock up the title, Koivuniemi left the 3-6-9-10 to give Angelo a chance

to win with a double and eight pins, and that’s exactly what the 11-year PBA

Tour veteran got. See ANGELO page 2

ARLINGTON, Texas - Lynda Barnes and

Jason Couch have been elected to the United

States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame in the

Superior Performance category.

The two will join six other inductees, who

were elected in November by the USBC Hall of

Fame Committee. They are Rick Steelsmith,

Shirley Levens, Sandra Postma and Frank

Santore in the Outstanding USBC Performance

category, Don McCune in the Veterans catego-

ry and Tamoria Adams for Meritorious Service.

The induction ceremony will take place May

2 at the 2013 USBC Convention in Reno, Nev.

Here's a look at the newly elected bowlers:

Lynda Barnes, Double Oak, Texas

A two-time USBC Queens champion (1998,

2008), Barnes also has six top-five finishes at the

U.S. Women's Open. She won dozens of inter-

national medals competing for Team USA, including the 2005

QubicaAMF World Cup. Barnes, the wife of Professional

Bowlers Association star Chris Barnes, also owns four USBC

Women's Championships titles and was a standout collegiate

bowler at San Jose State.

Jason Couch, Clermont, Fla.

Couch made history in 2002 by winning a third consecutive

PBA Tournament of Champions title, also claiming the event in

1999 and 2000. His 16 career PBA titles include four majors - the

three TOC wins and the 1993 PBA Touring Players

Championship.

Ranked No. 24 on the list of the 50 Greatest Players in PBA

History, Couch has finished in the top 10 at the USBC Masters

four times, with his best finish being second in 2001.

A USBC panel of veteran bowling writers, hall of famers and

board members vote on USBC Hall of Fame nominees. This

year's ballot also included Steve Cook, Granite Bay, Calif.; Doug

Kent, Newark, N.Y.; David Ozio, Beaumont, Texas; Danny

Wiseman, Baltimore and Larry Laub, Lincoln, Calif.

The USBC Hall of Fame was created in 2005 by merging the

former ABC and WIBC Halls of Fame. With the eight new

inductees, there will be 402 members of the USBC Hall of Fame

- 267 in Performance, 115 in Meritorious Service and 20 Pioneers.

PBA photo

Lynda Barnes and Jason Couch USBC newest Hall of Fame members

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CORAM, NY - Sarah O'Brien

rolled perfect for a 300 game and

Dan Brezo shot a 299 while com-

peting in the High Rollers League

at Coram Country Lanes.

Rich DiBenedetto bowled a

279 game contesting in the

Leisure Glen Seniors League.

LODI, NJ - John Sperone found

perfection in a 300 then added a

279 game for a very impressive

835 series while rolling in the

Monday Early Mixed League at

Lodi Lanes.

Walter Robinson posted a 286

game followed by Lisa Friscioni

with 279-739, Kathleen Weissman

245-634, Terry Drenth 237-653,

John Montagna 691 and Jason

Rybak rolled a 706 set.

OAKLAND, NJ – Joe Cronk

earned top game honors in the A/C

Challenge League at Holiday Bowl

when he strung twelve in-a-row for

a 300 game and finished the ses-

sion with a 703 series.

Scott Goldberg shot 267-247-

757, Shawn Aiello 264-728,

Charles Anderson 254-700,

Sharon Chrzanowski 257, Pam

Kruegger 246, and Linda

DeFreese 240.

John Sperone 300-835 at Lodi

Joe Cronk Rolled a 300

At Holiday Bowl

Lynda Barnes and Jason Couch Elected to USBC Hall of FameBy Matt Cannizzaro – USBC

Brad Angelo Won PBA Viper ChampionshipBy Bill Vint - PBA

PBA photo

Brad Angelo

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“Mika gave me a chance, but I

feel for him,” Angelo said. “I’ve

bowled against him for 25 years

and he’s about as classy as they

come. He made some great shots

to virtually shut me out, and the

next thing I know, he got six (pins).

“All you ever want is a chance.

That’s what I kept saying to

myself, give me a chance,” Angelo

continued. “I thought I needed

nine pins to win. I guess it didn’t

register that he got six pins, not

seven, but I didn’t look at the

score. That’s the first time in my

career I didn’t look to see what I

really needed; I just got up and

tried to make three quality shots.”

The victory was redemption for

four years of extreme frustration

for Angelo.

“My slow years were certainly

not for lack of effort,” he said. “I

dealt with the evolution of the

sport. Bowling with so much fric-

tion on the lanes here in Las

Vegas, a guy like me without the

speed and rev rate some of the

power guys have, is pretty much

nullified.

“Some of these guys – and they’re

great players – have an advantage

over guys like me. My weak 10 pin

is their messenger 10-pin strike. My

2-10 split could be another strike

for them because they can send the

headpin off the wall.

“It’s been a struggle, but today I

feel great. Great,” he said with a

grin. “Hopefully I’ve silenced some

of the people who decided that my

career is over. Hopefully I’ve

shoved that right in their mouths.”

Koivuniemi advanced to the title

match with a 214-150 victory over

Mike Fagan of Dallas in the first

match, and a 258-180 win over

reigning PBA Player of the Year

Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., in

the semifinal match.

Ron Dennis 669

At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Ron

Dennis led all pin attackers with

scores of 198-245-226 for a strong

669 series in the Wednesday,

Teterboro Bowling League at

Parkway Lanes.

Matt Dunning tossed 254-663,

Mike Guglielmino 230-662, Rich

DeLorenzo Jr. 225-662,

Rob Roman 257-655, Esteban

Moran 222-654, and Kenny

Demchak bowled 236-646.

There is no such thing as tour-

nament time---because there are

fine tournaments being conduct-

ed 12 months of the year.

Ever stop to think of how many

bowling tournaments are avail-

able in the world each year? An

educated guess might put the fig-

ure at more than 10,000.

There are big money, small

money and no money tourna-

ments. There are family, school,

church, business, profession, city,

county, state, sectional, national,

zone, continent and world tour-

naments. There are pro tourna-

ments and amateur tournaments

and pro-amateur tournaments.

There are singles, doubles and

team tournaments. There are

events for boys, girls, men,

women and mixed covering every

age. There are sibling tourna-

ments, husband and wife, father

and son, mother and daughter,

and any other relationship tour-

naments.

There are club tournaments

and shop tournaments and office

tournaments and religious tour-

naments. There are tournaments

for people who can't see or can't

walk or can't hear.

And with all that only a small

percentage of the number and

scope of the variety of bowling

tournaments staged annually

have been touched upon.

Yet, many bowlers never have

rolled in a tournament.

Let it be known that there is a

tournament for every bowler,

regardless of the size of your aver-

age---or budget. Look through

any bowling publication, check

the desk or bulletin board at your

bowling centers and read all your

communications and you're sure

to find one or two tournaments

designed just for you.

Tournament bowling is the

extra icing on the bowling cake.

Tournament bowling is fun, and

always profitable. It isn't always

profitable in a financial sense,

though many have won cash,

merchandise, trips, and other

goodies, large and small. But you

always enter into a new and excit-

ing phase of the sport where the

competition is different but the

game is the same.

How can you tell if a tourna-

ment is a good one? Check out

those conducting the tournament,

where it is being run, and read

closely all the rules and fine print

on the entry blank. A tourna-

ment survives only if bowlers are

given a fair shake and tourna-

ments don't last unless they have

needed participation.

In many tournaments, particu-

larly local and state and national

association events, plus most

charity tournaments, many dedi-

cated people work hours that

would stagger the imagination.

In some tournaments you can

win six figures or more. In others

you can't win much more than

satisfaction in being a player, and

or maybe a title and trophy, be it

thimble size or taller than you

are.

You can't gain the full rewards

bowling offers unless you roll in

tournaments even now and then.

So give your local or state tour-

nament a whirl. Don't miss some

of the fine competition your local

center offers. Check out tourna-

ment clubs. There is as wide a

variety in tournaments as there is

in the aims of bowlers but

bowlers can find the right one

with a little effort.

If you've never rolled a tourna-

ment, roll one in the near future.

If you have, roll one more.

There can be problems at times,

like when the nudist convention

ran a bowling tournament.

Nobody looked at the scores.

Monday Mixed Handicap

Doreen Galtieri 300/675

James Williamson 290/703

Rich Quinones 280/680

Benny Vozza 279/720

Tuesday Men’s Handicap

Harvey Kaplan 277/678

Robert Calabrese 268/663

Marc Avena 245/704

Wednesday Parking Lot Mixed

Anthony Vasile 278/691

Mike Damore 268/685

Charlie Marino 267/718

Joe Santino 264/711

John Grable 250/719

Thursday Matchpoint

Steven Maruffi 278/693

Joe Bracco Jr. 277/721

O.J. Muir 276/711

Sal Sparacino 269/712

Frank Seggio 258/707

Peter Radioli 257/731

Saturday Night Teens

Gary Pacheco 248/694

Anthony Ramirez 220/650

Michael Martell 225/647

Emmanuel Vazquez 247/541

Joe Trapani 223/515

Michael Settanni 212/475

Sally Anderson 192/494

MAPLE LANES

HIGHLIGHTS

ANGELOContinued from page 1

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Joe

Meyers led all pin attackers with

scores of 236-234-237 for a 707

series to lead the Teterboro Bowling

League at Parkway Lanes.

Jim Viola rolled 268-701 while

Mike Guglielmino stroked 259-

699, Rob Byrd243-678, Scott

Dunning 235-655, and Ed Bakelaar

Sr. 234-651

Joe Meyers 707 at Parkway Lanes

January 1 - 8, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Remember......

You never get a second chance...

to make a First Impression.

The tournament has both girls and boys bowl three

games and then the top four teams bowl three game

Baker roll off. There were 30 teams entered in the

tournament. Fifteen girls teams and fifteen boys

teams. Some of the top teams in the state participated

in both the girls division and the boys division. After

one game in the boys division Jackson jumped on top

with a 1072 game, a spot that they would not relinquish

all day and Jackson Memorial was second. On the girls

side Manchester Township was on top followed close-

ly by Brick Twp, but Brick overcame that early advan-

tage.

In the initial three game set, the boys top teams

were: Jackson Memorial 3,355, Manchester Township

3,036, Toms River North 3,027, andToms River East

3,010.

In the initial three game set for the girls, the top four

teams were: Brick Township 2,952, Manchester

Township 2,880, Brick Memorial 2,756, and Toms

River South 2,453.

The top four teams in the Baker format roll-off had to

bowl three games with total wood determining the win-

ner. First seed vs. fourth seed and second seed vs.

third seed.

In the semi-finals for the boys Jackson Liberty post-

ed a 660 to defeat Toms River East’s 560 and

Toms River North 612 defeated Manchester

Township 521. In the consolation game, a one game

roll-off for third and fourth, Toms River East 203

defeated Manchester Twp 188.

In the three-game total wood finals Jackson

Memorial 574 defeated Toms River North 547, earning

Jackson Memorial the title of Champions.

In the semi-finals for the girls it was Brick Township

583 defeating Toms River South 404 and

Manchester Township 581 defeated Brick Memorial

528. In the consolation game roll-off for third and

fourth Brick Memorial 220 defeated Toms River South

156. And in the three-game total wood finals Brick

Township’s 557 defeated Manchester Township’s 497

giving Brick Township the Champions title.

Individually the top scores were: High game boys:

Tyler Brooks, Toms River East 298; Justin Henderson,

Matawan 297; Mike Ormsby, Jackson Memorial, 289;

Nick Francese, Monsignor Donovan, 289; Alex

Simsen, Manchester Twp, 288.

High Series boys: Mike Ormsby, Jackson Memorial,

730; Alex Simsen, Manchester Twp, 724; Nick Scelfo,

St. John Vianney, 720; Kyle Moran, Tom’s River

South, 710; Don Kane, Jackson Memorial, 707.

High games for the girls: Kelsey Krumeich,

Manchester Twp, 248; Tina Shahinian, Manchester

Twp, 246; Tori Boughton, Brick Memorial, 242; Tori

Campbell, Brick Memorial, 234; Sydney Scelfo, Brick

Township, 226.

High series girls: Tina Shahinian, Manchester Twp,

642; Sydney Scelfo, Brick Twp, 633; Kelsey

Krumeich, Manchester Twp, 626; Tori Boughton, Brick

Memorial, 595; Amber MacLeod, Brick Township,

597.

Toms River South High School

Roll with the Indians Bowling Tournament


AT AMF WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

Monday Night Trios

Joe Leardo Jr. did a nice job with his 279-717, Chris Murphy had a nice 278, followed by Rick Smith 267,

Dave Cirkus, our own Steve Ratkowski and Joe Szewczyk each with a 248, Seif Fahmy 247, Chris Vitale 246,

Anthony Maisonet and Nick Kochell 244, Charles Petros 243, Dom Mancini and Craig Bagnoli 242.

Tuesday Bud Light 4 Man

A very nice high scores in this league by TJ Valentin 289, 267, 754, Gaberial Tineo 277, Bob Kozma 268,

Anthony Maisonet 266, Paul Tortrici 265, 712, Joe Leardo Jr. 259, John Jawor258 along with Paul Stamos,

James Judge, Don Fregans, and Ellis Jones. Pres. Lou Tullo, Carson Lowder and Tom Twist who still had a

high game left after the 1st league and shot 257.

Public Safety

Carlstadts own Bill Ochiuzzo had a nice game and series of 256, 654, John Petrosino 254, John Colordo 251,

Dennis Figueroa 247, Bill Zika was on fire with his 245, 236, 640, Danilo Cabrera 242, Ken Cook 234, Ed

Schell and Robert Truppner 232, Robert Day with draft in hand scored a 228.

G and L Friday Night Mixed

Ed Smith came up with the high one of 279, Dave Cicero 275, Will Henkelman and Derrick Cauvers 255

each, Peter Pollicino 253, Ron Gilbert 247, Gianvite Clavelli 244, Bob Southway 241, Nicky Tores 236, Mrs.

Peaches Rock 223 along with Joely Jackowitz.

Thursday Early Mixed

Vinnie Troncone had a great game of 267 the high score of the night. Lori Biggy came up right behind

with a 264 followed by Ken Scheck 258, Mike Minervini 257, Chris Agnoli 248, Vito Banci 242-233, Nick

Mancini and Glen Bonomo each hit a 236, Mancini added a 234, Mike Rochiniski 234-233.

Adult Leagues

Monday Early Birds: Kevin Sikora 256-716, Ken

George, Doug Scholtz 243, PJ Lee 242-639, Karen

Evangelista 192-465, Kathy Bradley 189-509, Tina

Richardson 182-513, and Frances Haines 168.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Gene Pukas 266-692,

John Scott 256, Robert Scott 253; Dan Richards 252-630,

Nichole Spratford 299-795, Sandy Turner 279-769, Sue

Marrero 204-490, and Mickey Pukas 194.

Morris Hills Mixed: Bill Hamilton 181-487, Manny

Barroqueiro 169-494, Bob McClughhan 167-458, Violet

Indyk 165-418, Flo Wormer 158-408, and Beth Williams

157-435.

Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 205-560, Susan

Chillemi 194-542, Pat Somers 191-532, Kathy Bradley

181-527, Susan Ruiz 177-471, Annette Rossi 177-474,

Tamy Baldwin 176, and Gay Raab 165.

Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 257-668, Donald

Bryant 255, Joe Serico 235-652, Joe Kentos 237, Liesl

Apgar 278-705, Joyce Hulbert 227-627, Kim Piombino

193, and Joan Daka 192.

Thursday Nite Mixed: Charlie Dolice 266-737, Mark

Novembre 256-682, Jim Westergaard 248-638, David

Ireton 248-651, Dori Tingoli 224-608, Tami Mehesy 213-

525, Lynn Coleman 212-528, and Joann Brown 211-507.

Lake Hiawatha A.C.: Tom Schweizer 277-716, Jaren

Lopez 258-678, Doug Basch 257, J. W. Albensi III 246,

Martel Ellis 245, Mike Harris 241, Vincent Opalewski 240-

677, and Jack Safkan 236-667.

Rockaway Mixed: Dennis Nielsen 251-682, Jack Nielsen

246, Jim Testa 242, Glen Malmstone 237, Kristina Arocho

278-769, Keri May 268-668, Nichole Malson 213-619, and

Julianne Crowell 211-564.

Friday Nite Mens: Kevin Sikora 259-694, Bob Webb

257-609, Ken George 257-665, William Landrum 244-684,

Ricky Exner 232-624, Jim Westergaard 229-654, Lou Pace

227, David Ragucci 217,and Ed Cook 213.

Junior Leagues

Sizzlin’ Strikers: Benjamin Cruz 124-337, Andrew

Dunleavy 105-268, and Dante Garrido 66-187.

Gutter Busters (2 games): Christopher Dunleary 85-151,

Ella Dunleary 79-153, and Chelsey Cruz 62-106.

Rockaway-Denville Recreation (2 games): Brendan

Kovar 150-277, Eric Ustupski 140, Mark Howarth 130,

Austin McCaffrey 115, and Brett McCaffrey 111.

Bumper Busters (2 games): Jacob Paniconi 108-183.

Lucky Strikers: James Taylor 126, James Gallagher 117,

and Mark Howarth 115.

Ball Busters: Jack Cook 224-640, Zachary Clark 184-

544, Brandon Kwestel 171, Mike Murray 165, Robert

Murray 149, Haley Paccione 160, and Steph Sihlanick 105.

Monday Rec Program (2 games): Joe Taylor 123-213,

Christpher Cavalie 109-189, David Longedyck 105-196,

Jimmy Johnson 98, Ricky Rodriguez 94, Kyra Morris 109,

Julia Signorelli 92, Jack Hartsuiker 88, and Cassidy

Cavaliere 86.

Dover High School – Kingpins: Tony Greene 143-388,

Christian Espinoza 134-312, Miguel Gonzalez 126-312,

Yanina Olivares 109-296, Monika Mancera 95-244, and

Jonathan Sosa rolled a 94 game.

Justin Puchalski Tops Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

BOONTON, NJ -Montville junior Justin Puchalski is zoned in these

days on the lanes. He followed up last week’s outstanding 299-757 with

228-230-223-681 to again pace the Stan Niemiec youth travel league.

His effort, along with teammate Pat Teshima’s 222-230-630, helped lift

Boonton past a shorthanded Montvale team.

Colette Malyack held her 210 average with 234-215-638, Austin

Hackett had 187 and Caitlyn Castillo 180, but it wasn’t nearly enough to

stop Bowler City II from sweeping its fourth straight match and close to

within two points of second place. Southpaw Justin Garcia led the vic-

tors with a triple deuce 203-226-203-632 while his mates added deuces

of their own: Kyle Schellberg 221, Jonmikal Sepero 216 and Welmer

Paguay 204.

Holiday I salvaged the last game of its match with Bowler City IV to

stay in third place, seven back of league-leading Boonton. Ana DeLeon

scored a triple deuce 202-222-202-626, Nick Cilento fired 208-213-601

and anchor Brian Rizzi a 225. Highs for Bowler City IV were Alijah

Jackson 207, Greg Khan 195-554 and above average stints from both

Caitlin and Nathan Tombo.

Thirteen-year-old Matt Myers’ 256 was the afternoon’s high game and

he added a 210 to finish with 622 for Fair Lawn which earned five points

from the vacancy. Also contributing to the outcome were Hassan Izzard

194 and Tyler Nappi 176.

Bowler City III’s Arielle Wallace 210-533 was her finest effort of the

season; Pat Sucero 188-549, ten-year-old Louis Ferrante 183 and Olivia

Wank 175 all were factors in the team triumph over Bowler City I. Best

for the latter were Vin Santoro 213-216-602, Eric Grabusnik 198 and

Ryan Sweeney 192.

USBC MASTERS QUALIFIERS AT CORAM COUNTRY AND FARMINGDALE LANES

Maple Family Center’s Coram Country Lanes, 615 Middle Country Road, Coram, 11727, phone 631-

732-2022, www.coramcountrylanes.com and Farmingdale Lanes, 999 Conklin Street, Farmingdale,

11735, phone 631-249-4300 www.farmingdalelanes.com are hosting weekly USBC Master Qualifiers.

At Coram Country Lanes, bowlers may choose one or two evenings, Monday and Wednesday, 9:30

p.m. to enter the 3-Game Qualifier. Entry is $30.00 for 1st. qualifier and $20.00 for all re-entries.

At Farmingdale Lanes a Wednesday evening 10:00 p.m. 3-Game Qualifier is being offered. The same

entry fees apply. These are weekly events through January 2013.

The top 5 qualifiers advance to in-center finals where they’ll compete for fully paid entries to the 2013

USBC Masters, at Carolier Lanes, New Jersey in February this is a $500 value.

For more information please call Coram Country or Farmingdale Lanes.


AT FARMINGDALE LANESMike Agosta 772FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Agosta topped the leader board in

the Friday Late Mixed League firing

games of 235-269-268 for a high

series of 772.

Bob Starzec rolled 279-279-754,

Wingo Hom 248-217-278-743, Hari

Soedarmasto 279-697, Preston

Weeks 255, Issy Medak 245, Craig

Keller 236, and Anthony Crocitto

236-235.

Joseph Reddy shot 224, and Jake

Diamond 200 in the St. Martin’s

Seniors League.

Zbigniew Kamirowski 748FARMINGDALE, NY – Zbigniew

Kamirowski led the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing


series of 748.

Eric Smyth rolled 266-259-734,

Damon Brown 279-244-721, Matt

Traina 278-266-720, Jeremy

Schaffer 2592-37-715, John

Cummings 278-704, Franlie

Montgoris 233-247-227-707, and

Joe Traina, Jr. 255-701.

Bob Starzec 752FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob

Starzec topped the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing


series of 752.

Richard White rolled 278-257-693,

John Lennon 268, Issy Medak 256,

Mike Agosta 250-228-692, Howie

Delman 244, Hari Soedarmasto

242-234-691, and Anne Will 203. In

the Sunday Adult/Junior

Scholarship League Rosie Snyder

hit 180, and James Prince 157.

Michael Droshin shot 219 in the

Saturday Junior League.

Gary Incandela 689FARMINGDALE, NY – Gary

Incandela topped the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League fir-

ing games of 260-226 for a high

series of 689.

Mike Weber rolled 246, Mike

Bagnato 233-215, Frank Berardino

and Tim Jacksono 224, and Pat

Berardino 202.

Kristie Testa shot a 205 in the

Saturday Junior League.

Brian Siemers 668FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian

Siemers led the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing

games of 237-225 for a high series

of 668.

Lloyd Hasluck shot 244-243-654,

Jim Whitton 258-215, Bob Laurice

226, and Rene Jackson 219.

In the St. Martin’s Seniors League

Joseph Reddy rolled 212, Thomas

Calandra 210, and Aahish Chohan

200.

Ken Reid 663FARMINGDALE, NY – Ken Reid

led the scoring in the Saturday Nite

Friends League firing games of 268-

217 for a high series of 663.

Thomas Dorsey rolled 245, Steve

Clickner 242-212-647, Rick Dorsey

234-215-637, Mark Testa 234, Steve

Flapan 232, Ron Goebel and Jodi

Nappi 222, and Allyson Malusa 215.

In the Friday Sunshine Kids

League Joe LiVolsi shot 220-202-

190-612, Pat Monaco 195-174,

Jerry Hoeler 178, Barney Kral 172,

and Virginia Karpinski 171.

Jonathan Smalkin 245FARMINGDALE, NY – Jonahtan

Smalkin led the scoring in the St.

Martin’s Majors League firing a

high game of 245.

Brandon Soedarmasto shot 224,

Tyler Smith 223, Emily

McLaughlin 235, Meghan Wing

223, and Liz Ferraro 202.

Ken Tamburrino 697FARMINGDALE, NY – Ken

Tamburrino paced Thursday Good

Timers League firing games of 206-

268-223 for a high series of 697.

Tim Jackson rolled 237-205-600,

Howie Garfinkel 236, Gary

Incandela 228, Pat Berardino 205,

Cheryl Bove 203, and LuAnn

Garfinkel 200.

January 1 - 8, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7

John Boughton 635LAKEWOOD, NJ – John

Boughton led the scoring in the

Saturday Junior Classic League

firing games of 244-202-191 for a

high series of 635.

Chris Swinder rolled 234,

Cathy Jones 233, Andrew

Lazarchick 205-232, Vinny Miles

220, Lisa Director 218, Angela

Kozma 213, Vicky Sparo 210,

Alexandra Laurenzano 208,

Robert Guzman 207, and Craig

Rossi 201.

Justin Savers 256LAKEWOOD, NJ – Justin

Savers led the scoring in the

Saturday Scratch Trio League fir-

ing a high game of 256.

Matt Russo rolled 248, Amber

MacLeod 244-247, Mitchell

Collier 237, Amanda Nardiello

236-226, Noah Zawadzky 236,

Ryan Melia 235, Shaun Dillon

233, Shawn Kollmer 226, Kaity

Lash 220, Sydney Scelfo 218,

Faith Meder 216, and Tori

Boughton 213.

Livia Spalluto155LAKEWOOD, NJ – In the Pin

Hitters League Livia Spalluto hit

155, Joey Tedesco 152, Anbel

Gonzalez 134, Frankie Billero

131, Michael Schamber 124, Sean

Hasmiller 113, Hannah Foray 107,

and Mikalah Carter 101.

3rd Annual Pin Gobblers Youth

Scholarship TournamentLINDEN, NJ - Nicholas Campanelli took home the scratch division

title of the 3rd Annual Pin Gobblers youth scholarship tournament at

Jersey Lanes. Nicholas Led qualifying with a 300 game and a 990 4

game series.

In the 10 year-old and up division Peter Hancock of Boonton Lanes

defeated forty two other bowlers to earn the right to be called tourna-

ment champion. Peter bowled 387 pins over his average for 7 games.

The Pin Gobblers tournament also had a six 9 year-old and under

bowlers. The division was won by Maryann Ellis. Maryann entered

the tournament with a 70 average. She bowled 175 pins over her aver-

age for 5 games

Receiving scholarship prizes in the scratch division were: 1st

Nicholas Campanelli $207; 2nd Daijon Smith $150; 3rd Nicholas

Stawicki $85; 4th Steven Kotowski $67.

Highest Scratch qualifying scores: Nicholas Campanelli $50.00; Gia

Bethea $50.00.

In the 10 and up: 1st Peter Hancock $381.00; 2nd George Gwaldis

$175.00; 3rd Sabir Alim $75.00; 4th Dylan Camche $50.00; 5th Alex

Stigliano $50.00; 6th Lanasia Neal $50.00. Highest Scratch qualifying

scores: Demetria Bethel $50.00; Justin Pavlik $50.00; Alex James

$50.00.

In the 9 and Under: 1st Mary Ann Ellis $152.00; Highest Scratch

qualifying scores: Maryann Ellis $50.00; Kieryn Knox $50.00.

AT OCEAN LANES

Dan Pridham 694 at Plaza LanesMADISON, N J – Dan Pridham earned top game and sereis honors

while contesting in the Tuesday 400 Doubles League at Plaza Lanes

when he fired the high game of 279 and the session high series of 694.

Danny Prisco hit 236 followed by Scott Harwood and Dave Hanft

rolling a 225 game each.


THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

CUSTOM THUMBZ DOUBLES

On the Men’s end we have Richie Russo

who shot a 279 game and a 730 series; Mike

Frey followed also with a 279 game but also

threw a 258 game and ended with a 756

series; Rick Boremki came through with a

276 game and a 748 series; Joe Austin fol-

lowed with a 268 game and a 709 series;

Frank Rugolo threw a 267 game and a 677

series; Scott Rufer threw a 266 game; Kevin

Isler shot a 264 game; Bob Thorne bowled a

258 game and a 710 series; Billy Viccora

also came in with a 258 game and ended

with a 706 series; Leroy Singletary came

through with a 695 series; Steve Friedman

shot a 688 series and Dexter Sapp threw a

685 series.

O’SIDE K OF C

On the Men’s side we have Joe Lupo with a

279 game and a 653 series; Phil Tinker shot a

266 game and a 707 series; Robert Aiello

bowled a 259 game; Pat Zenker bowled a 258

game and a 726 series; Joe Butt Jr. also shot a

258 game but ended with a 676 series; Keith

Massimillo bowled a 257 game and Kyle

Smith shot a 252 game; Greg Centamore fin-

ished with a 662 series; On the Woman’s end

we have Heather Maxwell who shot a 243

game.

RVC 4-MAN CLASSIC

Yosh Novichonek shot a 299 and a 258

game and a 780 series; Pat Zenker came

through with a 267 game and a 707 series;

Jeremy Slade followed with a 260 game; Joe

Anderon bowled a 256 game and a 684 series;

Thomas Saitta followed with a 253 game 675

series; Eddie McCree shot a 278 game and a

705 series; Tommy Winchell threw a 266

game and a 706 series; Joe Conigliaro bowled

a 258 game and a 688 series; Warren Brown

came through with a 256 game and a 706

series; Peter Cornell came I with a 252 game

and a 669 series; David Hernandez bowled a

275 game and a 741 series; Bob Schmid shot

a 265 game; John Balbi came through with a

256 game and ended with a 673 series; Steve

Freidman shot a 699 series; John Khantzian

finished with a 675 series; Dave Goldman

came through with a 692 series; Bill Diemer

threw a 685 series; Eddy Piaza bowled a 683

series; Richie Salcedo Jr. finished with a 670

series; Charlie Torres shot a 691 series; Bill

Koste followed with a 685 series; Rick

Boremski came through with a 673 series.

KOFFEE KATS

Lori Flacks came through with a 222 game

and a 561 series and Adrienne Lupo finished

with a 592 series.

Vinny Medvetz 706HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny Medvetz earned

top of the list in the Thursday Nite Mixed fir-

ing 213-269-224 for the high series of 706.

Andrew Smith rolled 226-267-204-697,

Kyle Januzzi 225-206-200-631, Thomas

Poulos 217-209-200-626, and Scott

Akalewicz 222-215-622.

Joe Herber 705HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Herber led the La

Buona Pizza League firing games of 244-216-

245 for a high series of 705.

Kristen Troutman rolled 235, Joe Britton 224,

John Baginsky 214-223, and Rich Pignone,

Lenny Novak and Scott Akalewicz 222.

In the Winter Majestic Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley rolled 213-224, Wayne

Michel 209, and Larry Johnson 180.

Joseph Krupinski 684HOPELAWN, NJ - Joseph Krupinski led

the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League

firing games of 203-267-214 for a high series

of 684.

Erick Kerekes shot 221-249-667, Bob

Joseph 248-204-646, Brian Vicidomini 256-

225, Paul Harney 259, Robert Terefenko, and

Ralph Doerfler 246.

Anthony Serignese 669HOPELAWN, NJ - Anthony Serignese led

the scoring in the Academy Madness League

firing games of 246-235 for a high series of

669.

Frank Viverito shot 224-235-646, Tom

Poulos 204-225-212-641, Don Anione 237-

201-628, Dennis Fitzmaurice 222, and Joe

Defelice 214.

Aaron Williams 666HOPELAWN, NJ – Aaron Williams led the

competition rolling in the Sunday Nite Mixed

League firing games of 257-237 for a high

series of 666.

Tini Mendez rolled 203-222-619, Rene

Rodriguez 211-224-614, Robert Krimin 254,

and Suzie Bleacher 226.

In the Avenel Youth League Branden

Barrese shot 202, and Andrwe Shaw 201.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright

january 1 - 8, 2013 sports reporter

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