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OAKLAND, NJ – Tom

Stellingwerf and Kevin Stefanic

each found perfection in a 300

game bowling in the Ketterer

Memorial League at Holiday

Bowl.

Ray Kummer shot 268-242-745,

Brian DeYoung 265-711, Mark

Galiano 247-708, and Vinny Ptak

244-700.

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FARMINGDALE, NY – Kerrick

Jones topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League at

Farmingdale Lanes pitching

games of 258-268-279 for the

meetings high series of 805.

Tyrone Page rolled 236-289-235-

760, Amefika Greaves 223-246-

257-726, Greg Herzing 217-266-

236-719, Jeff Page 247-247-705,

and Robert Bucko 250-234-677.

Kerrick Jones 805 at Farmingdale

Greg Ostrander Blasted 298-300-799 at Ocean Lanes

Tom Stellingwerf, Kevin Stefanic 300

At Holiday Bowl

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Greg Ostrander took center stage

spotlight rolling in the Ocean Trio Challenge when he

burned the boards with games of 298 and 300 on his

way to the session high series of 799 at Ocean Lanes.

Brandon Fennell with second high game of 287 and

Todd Britton rolled a 279 in the second high set post-

ing a 772.

Chris Jones rolled 279-759, Tom Carvalho 277,

Chris Mancilla 269-770, Russ Goss 268-760, Joe

Rosas 268-719, Fred Knowles 267-740, John

Brazinski 258, Chris Freel 258, Jim Caudill 257, Jim

Hanlon 257-724, Vinnie Orobono 256-700, Jim

Stefan 256, Pat Bowler 737, Steffen Schenkenberger-

708, Brian Bamforth 703, Diane Jones 268-670,

Lauren Frankowski 258-634, Emily Fiore 247-620,

and Bridget Bilello 225-611.

NEPTUNE, NJ - Michael D Skillman,

of Jackson, NJ, claimed the title at the

53rd Monmouth County USBC

Masters Tournament at Shore Lanes in

Neptune, NJ, on January 25th, 2015.

Skillman was seeded into the 8th

position of the top 16 finalists. Robert E

Rohe of Union Beach, NJ, was the lead-

ing qualifier with a six game score of

1127 and also had the tourney high

average of 213.5. Skillman then com-

piled a 6-1 match play record with a

tourney average of 204.700. In the two-

game match play finals, Skillman

defeated James Rogers of Brick 443-

389. He then defeated Gary Hupfer of

Eatontown, NJ, 411-410, Dakouvanos

of Belford, NJ, 408-356.

Skillman was then interrupted in his

run for the championship by Joe Polizziof Brick, NJ, who sent Skillman to the

Losers Bracket with a match play score

of 411-369. Skillman then resumed his

run to the championship by defeating

James Rogers again 380-348, followed

by Joe Polizzi 376-334. This put JoePolizzi into the Losers Bracket for the

first time and forced a final match to

determine the winner.

In the championship match,

Skillman claimed the title over Polizzi

with a 435-375 win.A total of 168 participated in the tour-

nament, which is the largest Masters

tournament in the state of New Jersey.

Michael D Skillman Claims Monmouth County USBC MastersBy Joanne Ramsey

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Laurita earned top honors in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

League at Rockville Centre Lanes blasting games of 300 and 290 en

route to the session high 802 set.

Michael Travers rolled 289-236-

279, Ray Brooks 268-249-720,

Willie Fessler 259-246-715, andPat Zenker 256-247-710.

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Nick

Westergaard blasted a 300 game to

lead all competition rolling in the

County Tuesday Night League at

Rockaway Lanes.

Charles T. Wilfong slammed a

299 in a 722 set, followed by Gene

Pukas 269-767, Jim Westergaard

278, Paul Shiel 269-696, Pat

Wilfong 237-602, Sandy Turner

228-561, Lynn Coleman 256-630,

and Sandy Turner 245-618.

John Laurita 300 at Rockville Centre

Kelly Kulick Named PWBA Spokesperson

Nick Westergaard 300 at Rockaway

From the left are Chrissy Lee, Monmouth County USBC President, Michael D

Skillman, 2015 MC Masters Champion, Joseph Polizzi, 2015 MC Masters runner-up,

and Tournament Manager Joanne Ramsey.

As the PWBA’s representative,

Kelly Kulick’s role will incorpo-

rate a wide range of servicesincluding acting in an advisory

capacity on rules and other opera-

tions, as well as serving as an

ambassador for the league and the

sport of bowling.

The PWBA received a three-year

funding commitment from theUnited States Bowling Congress

(USBC) and Bowling Proprietors’

Association of America (BPAA)

starting in 2015. Plans call for a

nine-event tour running from mid-

summer through early fall, includ-

ing the Women’s U.S. Open and

PWBA Tour Championship.The PWBA now is accepting let-

ters of intent from prospective

members who plan to join the

organization when memberships

are made available. Potential mem-

bers can fill out a form that signi-

fies their intent to join (with no

obligation) and also requests biog-

raphical information that will beused for the PWBA.com website.

The form is currently available on

the website.

USBC photo

Kelly Kulick

Greg Doele 300

At Plaza LanesMALDISON, NJ - Greg Doele

blasted a 300 game for a 774

series in the CMIL League at

Plaza Lanes, followed by Kelly

Kulick 279-742.

Dominick Ucciardino 300 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Dominick Ucciardino took center stage spotlight when he posted a 300 game on

his way to a 771 series in the Michael Carbonaro

Mixed League at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Phil Oppenheimer rolled the session high series of 796 highlighted by a 289 game.

Derek Gilbert pitched a 280 in a 720, Andrew

Barbato 266-717, Steve McNichol 279-758.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER February 25 - March 4, 2015

LAS VEGAS - Kamron Doyle of

Brentwood, Tennessee, became

the youngest United States

Bowling Congress Team USA

Trials champion in history, while

Shannon Pluhowsky of Dayton,

Ohio, won the women's crown for

a record fifth time.

Doyle, who is 16, defeated

Marshall Kent of Yakima,

Washington, 234-206 to claim the

men's title, while Pluhowsky

defeated two-time champion

Danielle McEwan of Stony Point,

New York, 246-222, at The

Orleans Bowling Center.

In addition to earning the titles,

Doyle and Pluhowsky will now

represent Team USA at the 51st

QubicaAMF World Cup.

Doyle built a 31-pin lead mid-

way through the championship

match and never looked back in

defeating Kent, who held the pre-

vious record as youngest champi-

on at 19 in 2012.

"It's pretty cool to be 16 andcome out on top against the pro-

fessional bowlers and other great

players in this field," said Doyle, a

four-time member of Junior Team

USA. "It's going to be a hard

record to break, I think."

Down by 21 pins early in the

women's title match, Pluhowsky

rallied with eight consecutive

strikes to close out the victory.

"I'm very excited because it's a

big year ahead for Team USA with

the World Championships in

December, and I just wanted to be

a part of it again," said Pluhowsky,

who won the Team USA Trials in

2001, 2003, 2004 and 2011. "Last

year, I led and lost in the final, and

this year I just wanted to come in

and make good shots."

In the semifinals, Doyle defeat-

ed AJ Chapman of Wichita,

Kansas, 236-189, while

Pluhowsky took down Liz

Johnson of Cheektowaga, New

York, 234-214.

All of the players who advanced

to the stepladder finals earned

automatic spots on Team USA in

2015 by surviving a grueling five-

day, 30-game format that awarded points based on the position in

which they finished each day.

The National Selection

Committee also announced the

remainder of the Team USA roster,

which was made up of two men

and two women based solely on

their performance at the Team

USA Trials and five men and five

women who met eligibility

requirements, submitted resumes

for consideration and also based

on Trials performance.

The men's selections based on

resumes and Trials performance

were Bill O'Neill, John Janawicz,

Sean Rash, John Szczerbinski and

Chris Barnes, while Devin

Bidwell and Tommy Jones were

selected based on their Trials per-

formance. Joining the women's

team as selections from resumes

and Trials performance were

Brittni Hamilton, Missy Parkin,

Josie Earnest, Kelly Kulick and

Stefanie Johnson, while Bryanna

Caldwell and Erin McCarthy were

picked based on Trials perform-

ance.

There were also four spots on

Junior Team USA awarded withthe top two age-eligible finishers

for the boys and girls earning

automatic spots. The selection

committee also added two boys

and two girls.

Joining Junior Team USA were

Matthew Farber, Greg Young,

Dallas Leong and Kenneth Ryan

on the boys side, while Jadee

Scott-Jones, Gazmine Mason,

Sydney Brummett and Mary Wells

made it on the girls side.

For more information on the

Team USA Trials, visit

BOWL.com/TeamUSATrials.

Kamron Doyle and Shannon Pluhowsky

Claim Team USA Trials TitlesBy Lucas Wiseman – USBC

ARLINGTON, Texas – The Professional Bowlers Association Tour

telecast of the United States Bowling Congress Masters on ESPN was

the most-watched cable sports program on Sunday, February 8, 2015,

reaching more than 3.5 million viewers.

The telecast, which featured two-handed Australian bowler Jason

Belmonte winning a historic third-straight Masters title, averaged 1.17

million viewers in the last quarter-hour of the telecast. The two-hour

telecast averaged a 0.60 household U.S. rating representing a 62 per-

cent increase versus the 2014 USBC Masters telecast.

“Viewership numbers for the PBA on ESPN have been very encour-aging,” PBA Commissioner Tom Clark said. “The USBC Masters was

another historic, action-packed spectacular. Sports fans nationwide are

tuning in which is great for our sponsors, players and the game. When

more people see bowling on TV, more people go bowling, become

interested in bowling, become inspired by the best.”

The Masters telecast was part of a positive household U.S. ratings

increase for the PBA on ESPN this year, up 20 percent year-over-year

when compared to the 2013-14 season-to-date.

The television success comes following a partnership between PBA

and USBC to include the USBC Masters as part of the PBA Tour sched-

ule in 2015 and 2016. The event had previously been planned for late

summer.

Belmonte became the first bowler in the sport’s history to win the

Masters three consecutive years. He won a drama-filled semifinal

against Hall of Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann, Missouri, before defeat-

ing AJ Johnson of Oswego, Illinois, for the title.

The USBC Masters drew a sold-out field of 336 of the best bowlersin the world and awarded more than $250,000 in prize money.

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February 25 - March 4, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Jerry George 782ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerry George topped the scoring in

the Thursday Senior Birds League

firing games of 268-269-245 for a

high series of 782.

George Fields rolled 251-227-

228-706, William Campbell 256-

232-686, William Collier 226-

227-232-668, and Ed Frontera

214-205-232-651.

Mitchell Goolsby 769ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mitchell Goolsby topped the scor-

ing in the Monday RVC 4-Man

Classic League firing games of

279-278 for a high series of 769.

Glenn Smith shot 278-247-238-

763, Warren Brown 236-245-237-

718, Matt Slade 235-234-255-714,

Matthew Rose 279-221-711, and

Gary Brown 268-245-710.

Danielle Davis shot 204, Remee

Mallay 200, and Linda Ellison 187

in the Monday Ladies Classic

League.

Tony Depperman 731

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Tony Depperman topped the scor-

ing in the Friday Night Mixed

League firing games of 247-266-

218 for a high series of 731.

Chris Lucchese shot 267-246-

718, Paul Smith 262-221, John

LaBau 257, Al Doerrer 242-227,

and Steven Battino 238-215.

Greg Arnold 715ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Greg Arnold led the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Men’s League firing

games of 265-236-214 for a high

series of 715.

Matt Carey rolled 268-227-700,

Matt Carey 278-216-699, Andrew

Larsen 268, and Anthony Bruno

213-215-245-673.

Richie Franklin 706 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Richie Franklin topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Senior Doubles



Jerry George rolled 244-236-688,

Ed Frontera 244-233-678, Jerry

Desmond 227-232-210-669, and

John Khantzain 245-223-651.

James Nolan 681ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -

James Nolan led the scoring in the

Sunday Night Mixed League fir-

ing a 244 game for a high series of

681.

Bruce Skellington shot 219-216-

235-670, Rich Rothmansky 237-

227-648, Nancy Karish 251-201-

636, and Alan Ip 258.

Vicky Lockwood 673ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Vicky Lockwood paced the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Ladies League

rolling games of 237-234-202 for

a high series of 673.

Patrice Nolan shot 247-230,

Kathy Andrews 212, Carrie

Kusterbeck 208, Gloria Belmonte

204-200, and Cathy Subbionlo

201.

In the Tuesday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League Anita

LaSpina shot 218, Kami Radin

187, and Mary Pat Murphy 182.

Adrienne Lupo rolled 206,

Sondra Crummell 202, Alexandria

Strom 197, and Ali Vogt 191 in theTuesday Koffee Kats League.

Steve Frey 252ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Frey rolled 252, Jay Belalr

247-237, and John Moran 228-215

in the Thursday El Echapo

League.

Maria Lucente 645ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Maria Lucente led the Saturday

Scholarship League firing 226-


Gregory Schultz rolled 242-216-

638, Alexander Vilardi 238-219-

633, Brandon Ellis 235-220-622,

and Jahnia Phillips 216-203-203-

622.

Alexander Vilardi 651ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alexander Villardi topped the

scoring in the Saturday

Scholarship League firing games

of 212-216-223 for a high series of

651.

Jahnia Phillips rolled 235-231-

646, Gregory Schultz 221-220-

204-645, Alexa Messina 225-223-

640, and Randy Doston 265.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Anthony Martino 787 HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony

Martino topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic



Gianvito Clavelli shot 245-278-

243-766, Eric Oppenheimer 278-

215-258-751, Gordy Coletti 279-

267-739, Ron Caggiano 279-226-

702, and Robert Marchisello 203-

244-251-698, Mickey Endress

236-224-237-697.

Brian MacDonald 720HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian

MacDonald topped the South

Shore League firing 203-251-266

for ahigh series of 720.

Brian Peccerillo shot 224-205-

267-696, Matt D’Andrea 235,

Carissa Monforte 213, and Tom

Venito 209.

Brian Balint 717 HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian Balint

topped the scoring in the La

Buona Pizza League firing games

of 211-278-228 for a high series

of 717.John Baginsky rolled 224-237-

229-690, John Baginsky, Jr. 215-

204-256-675, Watter Taureck

205-245-215-665, and Vinny R.

Medvetz 214-226-634.

Richard Funk III 716 HOPELAWN, NJ- Richard Funk

III led the Friday Nite Mixed



Mike Bauer rolled 248-211-211-

670, Rocco Fortunato 234-233-

203-670, and Mike Kelly 222-

225-214-661.

Paul Harney 709

HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul Harneytopped the Atlantic City Trios fir-

ing 269-258 for a high 709 set.

Bill Bock shot 212-258-640,

John Krupinski 232-208-625,

Russell Bennett 238-212-621,

and Michael Dellamanan 215-

226-621.

In another session Paul Harney

shot 247-258-696, Brian

Vicidomini 257-204-204-665,

Mike Rodriguez 207-225-232-664,

and Andrew Bock 234-224-648.

Dorien Soto 706 HOPELAWN, NJ – Dorien Soto

topped the scoring in the Garden

State Mixed firing games of 215-


Michael Ramer rolled 202-204-

258-664, Barry Bailey 232-222-

635, and Alberto Tadeo 266-631.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League Stephanie Hoff shot 174-

170-203, Katina Garcia 183-182-

179, and Marie Goodwin 166.

Bill Dillon 705HOPELAWN, NJ – Bill Dillon

topped the scoring in the Knights

of Columbus League firing


series of 705.

Al D’Alessandro shot 243-256-

673, Joe Grossi 234-615, and

James McMorrow 258.

In the Winter Senior Citizen

League Rich Rowley rolled 205-

201-211-617, Wayne Michel 193,

and Larry Johnson 180.

Joe J. Bonigk 687 HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe J. Bonigk

paced the scoring in the GardenState Mixed League firing games


of 687.

Richard Rowley rolled 214-247-

220-681, Chris Herrick 215-235-

216-666, and Joe Snow 236-209-

633.

Rita Fedor led the Wednesday

Early Birds with a 179 game.

Michael Holoka 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Hooloka led the scoring in the

His & Hers League firing games


of 669.

Sal Angotti shot 243-222-661,

Dennis DeDrosta 206-204-203-

613, Thomas Poulos 237, Mike

Porcellana 226, Joe MacIntyre

226, and Mary Ellen Oehler 221.

Don M. Hellhake 666 HOPELAWN, NJ - Don M.

Hellhake led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts rolling


Jeff Kubinak shot 235-216-624,

John Syslo 214-600, and Rolando

Vazquez 238.

Kyle Jannuzzi 656 HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle

Jannuzzi led the scoring in the

Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 224-237 for a high

series of 656.

Vinny R. Medvetz shot 202-

256-638, Rollin E. Ball 215-217-

204-636, and Kurt Moszkowski

221-604.

In the Merck League Anthony

Scutari shot 202-219, Tom

Vickery 266, and Rob Sarate

234.

John Moffit 258HOPELAWN, NJ – John Moffit

rolled 258, Basha Miller and

Frank Jordan 203, and Ted

Yeung 200 in the NJ Turnpike

League.

In another session Ceferino

Rivera shot 207.

Nick Simone 638HOPELAWN, NJ – Nick Simone

paced the scoring in the Knights

of Columbus League rolling


series of 638.Bill Dillon shot 235-611, Joe

DeDoemnico 231, Joe Grossi

230, and Mark Makwinski, Jr.

227.

Anthony Falcone 606 HOPELAWN, NJ- Anthony

Falcone led the scoring in the

Avenel Youth League rolling

games of 202-203-201 for ahigh

series of 606.

Deanna Calantoni shot 246,

Michael Bora 234, and Jonathan

Barrese 193.

In the Friends & Family League

Mike Conte shot 231-223-623,

Michael Peterson 232, Kevin

Conte 229, and Ben Martino

193.

Larry Clarke 638HOPELAWN, NJ – Larry Clarke

rolled 266-638, Ceferino Rivera

218, David Siegler 213, and

Frank Jordan and Basha Miller

212 in the NJ Turnpike League.

In the Federal Business Centers

League Chuck Mantione rolled

227-205, Dave Ryden 209-200,

and Mary Person 201.

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Mike Alvarez 773FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike Alvarez topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Men’s

League firing games of 249-244-280 for a high series of 773.

Justin Dellicappini shot 299-236-746, Robert Penny 297-246-736, Bill Dutton 265, Vernon

Brown 259, Mike Monfoletto , Eugene Neal and Kyle Ludwig 258.

Fred Catapano 700FARMINGDALE, NY – Fred Catapano led the scoring in the Tuesday Early Birds League

firing games of 256-231 for a high series of 700.

Michael Berardino shot 248-235-692, Ranee Jackson 205-258-227-690, and Vernon

Brown 278-680.

Steven May 673FARMINGDALE, NY – Steven May led the scoring in the Tuesday Nite Owls League fir-ing games of 223-213-237 for a high series of 673.

Victor Cassano hit 236-233-672, Joseph Kotowicz 255-235-662, and Arthur O’Connor

279-640.

Tom Riccobono 672FARMINGDALE, NY – Tom Riccobono led the scoring in the Monday Night Fourplay

League firing games of 266-214 for a high series of 672.

James Gallagher rolled 202-212-257-671, Davis Freese 257, Chris Buzzonetti 249, and Joe

Bass 248.

Dale Alberino 651FARMINGDALE, NY – Dale Alberino led the scoring in the Thursday Good Timers League

firing games of 216-211-224 for a high series of 651.

Mike Herman shot 244-215-650, Bob Andrews 209, and Ken Tamburrino 204.

Max Garrido 248FARMINGDALE, NY – Max Garrido rolled 248-215, Leon Kesseee 244, Emily

McLaughlin 238-227, Brian Becktold 224, Dallas Pigate 214-211, Salvatore Yannacone212, and John Tuechler 211.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Matthew Lindgren shot 225, and Travis Ganagle 202.

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Evan Myers 728FARMINGDALE, NY – Evan Myers topped the scoring in the Friday Late Mixed League

firing games of 299-225 for a high series of 728.

Steve Brandt rolled 278-236-704, Bob Starzec 258-237-703, Jeff Gabriel 247-696, and

Junior Pascual 268-266-675.

David Green 702FARMINGDALE, NY – David Green topped the scoring in the Wednesday Party League

firing games of 212-213-277 for a high series of 702.

Eric Vazquez rolled 224-219-650, Michael Ellendorf 262-636, Brian Siemers 234-634,

and Mike Marrazzo 233-632.

Mike Walsh 277 FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike Walsh rolled 277, Eugene Neal 258-227, Justin Dellicarpini

246-225, Vinny Moscato 244, and Anthony Delia 238-227-243-708 in the Thursday 3-Man

League.

In the Thursday Good Timers League Sal Alberino shot 237, Robert Grief 230, Bob

Andrews 216, Dale Alberino 215-205, Steve Bove 214, and Tim Jackson and Pat Wright

213.

Samantha Ng 636 FARMINGDALE, NY –Samantha Ng paced the scoring in the Saturday St. Martin’s

Seniors League firing games of 233-228 for a high series of 636.

Carly Licht shot 236, Emily Dean 224, and Jake Diamond 212-200.

Mike TenBrink 245FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike TenBrink rolled 245, Anthony Palazzo and Paul Burns 227,

Matthew Gierl 225, and Anthony Gierl 225 in the Sunday Early Mixed League.

Louis Gravino rolled 223, Ralph Lindgren 204, Daniel Gangale 194, and Tina Gangale

181 in the Sunday Adult/Junior League.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Travis Gangale hit 177.Michael Graston shot 180 in the Saturday St. Martin’s Seniors League.

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Chris Freel 290-756 at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ - Chris Freel took the spotlight rolling a 290 game to

highlight his session high 756 series while rolling in the Ocean Trio

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Steve Smykla slammed a 287 in his 715 followed by Michael Melillo

with 279-704, Chris Mancilla 278-734, Rich Blaydes 278-749, Rod

Dickson 278-768, Jeff Barnett 276, Chris Jones 269-753, Ken Hallihan

268-700, Dave Sabin 260-708, Anthony Buczynski 259, Ron Pagut 258,

Rob Romer 258-710, Emil Dudas 258-720, Kyle Kavinski 257, Shea

McGowan 255, Justin VanBerkel 254-712, Vinnie Orobono 254,

Brandon Fennell 709, and Lauren Lella 252-633.

Mike Chiusano 299-769STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mike

Chiusano topped the scoring in the

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League blasting a high game of

299 and a high series of 769.

Fred Steinfeld rolled 268-765,

Dan Dunleavy 279-266-750,

Kevin Legg 264-734, Gary Ricci

269-719, Ken Soto 264-714, Scott

Porto 267-711, Joe Calendrillo

and Ryan Legg 709, SeanMcAuliffe 279-708, Mickey

Endress 278-708, Rob Butler 707,

and Ira Levy 701.

Don Schwed 733STATEN ISLAND, NY – Don

Schwed led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League firing games

of 287-215-233 for a high series of

733.

Tom O’Sullivan rolled 224-246-

232-702, Howie Weiss 216-200-

236-652, and Lou Dalto 246.

In the Tuesday Early Birds

League Michele Spaan rolled 207,

Laurie Lenzo 203, and Joanne

Soto 201.

Paul Sheirer 717 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Paul

Sheirer hit 267-717, William

Kiernan 278, and Peter Gatezzato

255-677 in the Cartel Electric Fun

League.

Brad Calenldrillo led the NEX-

GEN Junior Bowlers with 225,

followed by Jonathan Petrizzi 223,

Anthony Saccone and Eric

Capizzi 222, and AJ Everts 211.

Ross Gottlieb 705STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ross

Gottlieb led the Friday Nite Mixed

Quartets League firing games of


John Gonalez rolled his first 700

throwing a 245 in the 700, Rita

DiPiereo hit 222-237-222-681.

Jay Todaro 701STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jay

Todary rolled 256-701, Jonathan

Andrews 246-669, Derek Gilbert

254-671, Nick Cuadrado 225,

Wendy Scarsella 224, Michelle

Dash 222, and Jody Schembari

221 in the Michael Carbonaro

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Jeo DiMare 696 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe

DiMare topped the Friday Nite

Mixed Quartets firing games of


Mike Vigonola rolled 267-693,

Justin Falcone 676, and Larry

Sullivan 279-670.

Peter Battezzatto 696 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Peter

Battezzatto led the scoring in the

Cartel Electric Fun League firing a258 game for a high series of 696.

Jay Todaro rolled 256-685, Dave

Deavila 667, Matt Azriel 245, and

Paul Sherer 242.

Daniel Constantino 695STATEN ISLAND, NY – Daniel

Constantino led the scoring in the

NEXGEN Junior Bowlers League

firing games of 202-235-258 for a

high series of 695.

Breanna Barclay rolled 224-224-

205-653, Anthony Saccone 2327-

251-662, Andrew Paoluccio 212-

225-212-648, and Ashley

Martinez 237-219-636.

Joe Carlo 689STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe

Carlo led the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixed Quartets League firing

a 270 game for a high 689 set.

Rita DiPeitro rolled 219-225-

650, Tom O’Sullivan and Larry

Sullivan 266, and Derek Gilbert

257.

Tom Griffiths 662STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

Griffiths led the scoring in the

Golden Oldies League firing

games of 225-248 for a high series

of 662.

Richard Muszel rolled 205-212-

223-640, Robert Pacifici, John

Scalisce and Jerry Harris 209.

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HACKENSACK, NJ - Bowler

City was the stop for the Stan

Niemiec Youth Travelers who,

despite the venue change, con-

tinued to storm the pin decks,

putt ing up huge numbers once

again. Last session, it was

Holiday II smashing its way to

high net set with a seemingly

untouchable 2627 only to have

Holiday I surpass it Sunday witha 2691 masterpiece. In its blitz

sweep of T-Bowl, the high-flying

H I quartet enjoyed three triple

deuces and a season best 242 for

Lilly Sigona. The other nine

“200s” belonged to her mates,

co-bowler of the week Nick

Cilento 245-279-212-736, four-

teen-year-old Ryan McGuire,

one of four freshmen who aver-

aged 200+ on the afternoon, with

213-248-257-718 and his brother

Alex with 203-218-247-668.

T-Bowl, simply outclassed on

this occasion, was led by Josh

Spiegel who recorded 206-192.

Bowler City I put up fine numbers as well, firing a 2507 net,

torrid Paramus Catholic senior

James Kane earned co-bowler of

the week honors by matching

Cilento’s 736 with games of 244-

235-257 in leading his team over

Fair Lawn. Passaic Tech junior

Anthony Rizzo scorched the

maples with 218-237-221-676,

twelve-year-old Trevor Savoye

had his best outing, posting 193-

177-191-561 and Janina Santoro

added a 191 to the fray. Fair

Lawn freshman Tyler Nappi,

second of the four ninth grade

high-rollers, tallied 612 on

games of 213-183-216, MadisonPerry had 213-187 and Katrina

Plaszky a strong over-average

finish.

In another high-scoring affair,

Montvale regained second place,

taking five of seven points from

North Arling ton, 2930-2869 as

the third freshman, Pascack

Valley’s Henry Tipping, pounded

the plastics with 225-195-265-

685, also faring well for the vic-

tors was Nick Fabiano 197-192.

Fueling North Arlington’s strik-

ers was Jordan Lopez 222-211-

218-651, with 193 singles tossed

in by Donovan Battistus and

Vincent Amato. The fourthfreshman, Ridgefield Park’s

Derek Lewandowski, lit up the

leader-board for Bowler City III

with closing gems of 258-255-

664, rarely straying from the

one-three pocket, as he teamed

with Dana-Marie Laloo 188-185

and Nick Reyes 212-225-219-

656 to earn seven points out-

shooting the blind score. Ditto

results against a vacancy for

Bowler City II thanks to bal-

anced above average totals

stroked by George Held 193-

192-199-584 and Margaux

Lesser, a +32 middle game of

177.

After splitting the first two

games with Holiday II and

beh ind in pin fal l, Boonton

rebounded with a 986 to take the

finale and snare the wood point,

2791-2775 in a nail-biter. Pacing

Boonton’s pin-topplers was Karl

Kattermann 225-211-620, with

help from Sean McGuire 204-

190 and Peter Hancock 194.

Holiday II was a player shy, but

competitive with Al

Chamberlain rolling 254-220-

209-683, Joe Malyack 211-190-

232-633 and Justin Milligan 195.

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Nick Cilento, James Kane Hit 736 Pacing Youth Travel League BowlersBy Vince Albrecht

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