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Ken Wojkylo Rolled 300

At South Levittown Lanes

Jason Rybak, Paul Franco 300

At Lodi Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY - Ken

Wojkylo burned the boards for a

300 game rolling in the ThursdayNight Foursome at South

Levittown Lanes and finished the

session with a 742 high set.

Kyle Ludwig tossed a near per-

fect 299 game then added a 26

for a 736 set. Dan Kantor bowle

266, Bill Zanis 259-258-722, JacKampf 258, Jeff Fugelsang 25

and Greg Giorgio earned a 71

series.

ALLEN PARK, Mich.

Reigning Professional Bowlers

Association Player of the Year

Sean Rash threw two strikes in the

10th frame to clinch a 225-215

victory for his BROOKLYN

STyLES team over the New York

City WTT KingPins in the debut

of PBA League team bowling on

ESPN last week at Thunderbowl

Lanes.

The STyLES, owned by Greys

Anatomy actor Jesse Williams,

held a two-pin lead heading into

the 10th frame. After KingPins

anchor bowler Pete Weber struck

and spared in his half of the 10th

frame, Rash answered with two

strikes to lock up the win.

Its a great feeling winning by

yourself, but winning as a team

never gets old, said Rash, who

served as franchise player for histeam and drafted an all-star lineup

that included PBA Hall of Famer

Walter Ray Williams Jr., veteran

Tour champion Ryan Shafer, and

promising young players RyanCiminelli and Jason Sterner.

See PBA LEAGUE page 2

FARMINGDALE, NY Joe

Inzirillo led the scoring in the

Wednesday Mens League at

Farmingdale Lanes firing a 300

game for a high series of 704.

Joe Muscat rolled 268, Mario

Caramico 265, Larry Langsa

259, Joe Carracciolo and Stev

Gonzalez 258, John Bergen 24

233-690, Dave Green 247, Mik

Alvarez, Marvin Slilfkin an

Aniello Strocchia 245.

Joe Inzirillo Blasted 300

At Farmingdale

SEATTLE Doug Kent of Newark,

N.Y., the winner of 10 Professional

Bowlers Association Tour titles includ-

ing four major championships, and

Danny Wiseman of Baltimore, a 12-

time Tour winner with one major, have

been elected to the PBA Hall of Fame.

Kent and Wiseman will be inducted

during the PBAs Hall of Fame dinner

on Saturday, March 30, in Indianapolisas part of PBA Tournament of

Champions week.

Kent and Wiseman have had remark-

ably similar careers. Wiseman, 45, joined the PBA in

1987 and has earned just over $1.55 million. Kent,

also 45, joined the PBA in 1988 and has earned just

over $1.51 million during his career. In the voting for

the 50 Greatest Players in PBA History during the

organizations 50th anniversary celebration in 2009,

Wiseman was ranked 42nd and Kent 43rd.

Kent, the winner of six standard PBA Tour titles,

has the upper hand in major titles. He won the 1991

United States

Bowling Congress Masters for his first title, added

the 2002 PBA World Championship, and won both

the USBC Masters and Dennys PBA World

Championship in 2006 on his way to earning Chris

Schenkel PBA Player of the Year honors. He is one

of only nine players ever to win two major titles in

the same season.

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LODI, NJ - Jason Rybak and

Paul Franco each rolled perfect,

posting a 300 game in the Monday

Trios at Lodi Lanes, Franco closed

out the night with a 772.

Ron Deluca posted a 278 gam

in an 821 set followed by Bobb

Castillo with a 279 in a 794 an

Jeremy Rybak bowled a 279 gam

in a 751 set.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ John

Barone blasted his first 300 game

while rolling in the Monday Intercity

Mixed Bowling League at Parkway

Lanes.

Mike Sanders bowled 245-716 fol-

lowed by Randy Crawley rolling

254-710, Jip Winfrey 279-704,

Rocky Patterson 250-689, Milto

Hendrick 254-687, Aaron McKa

247-685, James Cloud 256-67

Larry Norris 277-668, Cynth

Jones-Easton 236-664, Charlie

277-658, Bricken Remshifski 23

657 and Ronald Johnson 259-656.

OAKLAND, NJ Charles

Anderson earned top honors in the

Coors Light Singles League at

Holiday Bowl firing games of 300-

234-244-279 for a high series of 1057.

John Lewis rolled 257-246-

244-971, Mark Duca rolled 25

245-235-958, Mike Fradkin 25

236-935, Joe Kearney 245-23

929, Joe Truchan 278-236-91

Dave Nagelhout 257-236-910, an

Glenn Griffiths 243-905.

John Barone Blasts His First 300

In Intercity Mixed at Parkway Lane

Charles Anderson Hit 300

At Holiday Bowl

New Yorks Doug Kent, Baltimores Danny Wiseman

Elected to PBA Hall of FameBy Bill Vint - PBA

BROOKLYN STyLES Top New York City WTT KingPins

To Win PBA League Debut on ESPN

By Bill Vint - PBA

PBA photo

Danny Wiseman.PBA photo

Doug Kent.

BROOKLYN STyLES teammates Tom Hess, Ryan Ciminelli, Ryan

Shafer, Jason Sterner, Walter Ray Williams, Jr., and Sean Rash.


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I got the call from Tom Clark and it was

nice. Very good news, Kent said, who isoperating two bowling centers in his retire-

ment from PBA Tour competition. Im

very satisfied with everything I accom-

plished. It was a lo t more than I ever

expected. When youre a young player, you

never know whats going to happen. You

just hope to get bet ter and be competitive .

Winning the Masters in 1991 was a big

confidence booster, he added. It kind of

proved that you can do it. But the main

thing that creates longevity is being a stu-

dent and keeping pace with the never-end-

ing changes you have to make to get bet-

ter.

Kents best season was 2006-07, but a

season that almost didnt happen, he said.

It was kind of a strange thing. When I

won the Masters the second time, it was

kind of near the end of my career. I was

ready to be done. During the second block

of qualifying, I got off to a bad start and

called my wife, and told her Id had

enough, that I was ready to come home, and

I wound up winning the tournament. It was

very strange.

And a very similar conversation took

place during the (2006) World

Championship, which I won the second

time. You never know when things are

going to click, but when everything comes

together, you feel like you cant be beat.

Its been that way since the start of my

career. You always need to improve, Kent

continued. A lot of guys who have been

out there a long time have had a lot of con-

versations about the changes, the funda-

mentals, sharing the knowledge. The

knowledge you gain on tour you cant get

anywhere else.

Kent will join his brother-in-law, Parker

Bohn III, in the PBA Hall of Fame. Kents

wife is the former Chrissie Beamish;

Bohns wife is the former Leslie Beamish.

They will be the second set of brothers-in-

law in the PBA Hall, joining Mike Aulby

and Steve Cook, who also married sisters.

Wiseman, who won the first of his 11

standard titles in the 1990 Fair Lanes Open

in his Baltimore hometown in his first tele-

vision appearance, won the historic 2004

USBC Miller High Life Masters which was

staged on a special lane installation insideMiller Park in Milwaukee the first time a

bowling championship had been conducted

inside a major league baseball stadium.

Its pretty amazing. Im pretty happy an

pretty amazed considering my recent yearsbut I guess theres history to go by,

Wiseman said. I got the call from Tom

Clark and I started thinking about it, and

Im pretty humbled when you think about

all of the elite players in our sport.

Its been a long process. It takes a lot of

hard work, a lot of dedication, a lot of

patience . You have to have an undying lov

to be one of the best, and Ive had that. On

of my proudest moments was winning my

first title with my dad there, and then the

2004 Masters those, and being selected a

one of the PBAs 50 best, were exceptional

moments.

One of Wisemans most unforgettable pe

formances was also one of his biggest dis-

appointments.

The 1992 Firestone (Tournament of

Champions), when my dad was dying, is a

memory Ill never forget, he said. It was

a major event, one I thought I should have

won, but Marc McDowell out-bowled me,

and that was the biggest disappointment of

my career because I was pretty sure it

would be the last time my father would eve

see me bowl, and it was.

But with all of my injuries, Ive always

found a way to step up, Wiseman contin-

ued. I was close to losing my exemption,

but I bowled through the pain and made a

TV show. If I missed that exemption, I

dont win the Masters so it was a definin

moment.

Early in his career, Wiseman defined him

self by compiling the winningest television

record in PBA history at that time, and by

introducing a colorful, flame-enhanced per

sona that branded him intentionally as

something of a maverick.

My legacy was bowling pretty dang-

gone good on TV I think I was 21-5 at

one point - and I made my own identity, h

said. Some of these guys Earl Anthony,

Marshall Holman, guys like that got thei

identities because they were on TV every

week. I did it a little bit different. I was

able to create an identity that tells people

who I am, and people remember it.

But its all pretty humbling, he contin-

ued. I was never a natural. Ive studied an

learned and watched. I learned a skill and

was able to adapt to the environmentthroughout my career. I mostly did it on m

own, and Im pretty proud of that.

Every single teammate gave me

positive feedback, sa id they had al l the

confidence in the world, Rash said.Ciminelli told me to throw a good

shot; I told him I was going to throw

the same shot I threw at him to win the

Tournament of Champions last year.

All five of our guys are great play-

ers. All of us can throw strikes when we

need to, Rash added. It shows my

picks were pretty good. I picked up a

team I knew would never give up, a

team that would be competitively ready

and guys who can get along. In team

sports, everyone has to jell and thats

what we had.

Sundays win gave the STyLES 18

points in the race for the top five posi-

tions for the end-of-season PBA

League Elias Cup finals. Owner BillieJean Kings KingPins earned 12 points

as runners-up.

Sundays PBA League round includ-

ed the top five of eight five-player

teams that had qualified over a span of

four days and 32 team games on four

different lane conditions as part of the

PBA Detroit Winter Swing at

Thunderbowl Lanes.

In the semifinal match, the KingPins

and Jerome Bettis Motown Muscle

threw matching strikes and spares

through five frames before the

KingPins took the lead behind strikes

by Tommy Jones and Jack Jurek. Open

frames by Tom Smallwood and Mike

Fagan in the eighth and ninth frames

put Motown in a hole it couldn tescape. The KingPins advanced to the

title contest, 226-191

In the second match, Motown anchor

bowler Mike Scroggins threw three

strikes in the 10th frame to extend his

teams string to five in a row, erasing a

14-pin deficit and forcing Strikers

anchor Rhino Page to strike on his first

shot in the 10th for a chance to win.

Page, however, left the 4-6-7-9 split

and the Muscle advanced with a 214-

194 win.

In the opening match, the Strikers

roared out of the gate with six consecu-

tive strikes while the S ilver Lake Atom

Splitters, owned by comedian Chris

Hardwick, didnt have a strike untilJosh Blanchard threw one in the eighth

frame. Terrell Owens Dallas-based

team easily moved on with a near-per-

fect 278-171 victory.

The Detroit Winter swing included

five rounds of PBA League competi-

tion, with points awarded after each

round. The top four teams after five

rounds will advance to the Elias Cup

finals, named in honor of PBA founder

Eddie Elias, which will be conducted

March 31 at Woodland Bowl in

Indianapolis as part of PBA

Tournament of Champions week.

PBA LEAGUEContinued from page 1

PBA HALL OF FAMEContinued from page 1


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February 6 - 12 , 2013 SPORTS REPORTER

Fred Catapano 781FARMINGDALE, NY Fred

Catapano topped the scoring in theTuesday Early Birds League firing

games of 246-268-267 for a high

series of 781.

Kerrick Jones rolled 280-246-

750, Steve Coleman 268, Frankie

Berardino 266-708, Anthony

Coleman 261-224, Charlie Turner

257, Amefika Greaves 257-237-

705, BJ Fuller 257-231-690, Lou

Serafini 255, Miguel Garrido 245-

225-676, Nicole Carapano and

Jonnae Greaves 246, and Willa

Gray 246.

Danny Riccobono 288FARMINGDALE, NY Danny

Riccobono fired a high game of

288 in the Monday Night FourplayLeague.

Robert Horvath rolled 256-243-

700, Ralph Ehrlich 245-222-658,

Chris DePierro 227-646, and Jim

Tortorice, Jr. 636.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Bill Platania rolled 189,

Jerry Hoeler 180, and Marci Hunt

176.

Leo Marcotte shot 201 in the

Thursday Massapequa Teachers

League.

Jeremy Schuster 769FARMINGDALE, NY Jeremy

Schuster led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

games of 278-277 for a high series

of 769.

Craig Bogart rolled 258-239-682,

Joe Giammarino, Jr. 260-676,

George Mazzocchi 265-606, Rich

Fiorentino 230, Megan Cesare

234, and Brian Meade 226.

Thomas Fleissner 723FARMINGDALE, NY Thomas

Fleissner topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing

games of 225-211-257 for a high

series of 723.

Kenny Simon rolled 253, Stan

Sourlis 251-634, Rafael Santos

249, Mike Kremlicka 248-226-

654, Victor Cassano 246, Rob

Larsen 229-212-627, Goerge

Zandier 226, Don Price and

Dennis Bracken 225, and Kim

Falcone 212.

Mike Marrazzo 697FARMINGDALE, NY Mik

Marrazzo led the scoring in thWednesday Party League firing

268 game for a high series of 69

Brian Siemers shot 241-68

David Brand 240-235-657, I

Kaskel 236-226-643, Lloy

Hasluck and Eric Vazquez 23

and Katie Rahner 212.

Bill Snyder 686FARMINGDALE, NY In th

Sunday Adult/Junior Scholarsh

League Bill Snyder shot 279-68

and Mike Coakley 192.

In the Saturday Nite Fun Leagu

Matt Traina hit 256-242-667, Art

Moon 254, Joe Traina, Jr. 246

650, Clay Hunt 236-663, an

Steve Brandt 235.In the St. Martins Majors Leagu

Nathan Smith rolled 247, Brando

Soedarmasto 233, Liz Ferraroan

and Sammi Ng each hit 218, Car

Licht and Emily Dean rolled a 21

game.

Thomas Calandra rolled 21

Joseph Reddy 193, and Josep

Smalkin 190 in the St. Martin

Seniors League.

Joe LiVolsi 243FARMINGDALE, NY Jo

LaVosli topped the scoring in th

Friday Sunshine Kids League fi

ing a high game of 243 and a hig

series of 610.

Fai LiVolsi hit 203, Bill Platan

194, and Barney Krak.

CORRECTIONCorrection to an article in the

January 9-15, 2013 issue where

we reported that Keith Dobres

set a new high series in EssexCounty we had been misin-

formed and bowling historian

Tony Cerrato sent us an article

where, New Jersey State Hall of

Famer, Frank Dickinson rolled

an 889, record series for Essex

County, on September 9, 1992 at

Eagle Rock.

AT FARMINGDALE LANESKatie Hagan Topped Junior ClassicAt Ocean Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Kaite Hagan led the scoring in the Saturday JuniorClassic League firing a high game of 226.

John Boughton rolled 218, Brian Lash 216, Robert Guzman 212,

Alexandra Lourenzano 199, Ausitn Daddato 195, Christine Jones 193,

and Angela Kozma and Cathy Jones 191.

In the Saturday Pin Hitters League Angel Gonzalez shot 165, Joey

Tedesco 161, Livia Spalluto 160, Anthony Tedesco 129, Caylin Ryan

and Hannah Foray 118, and Mikalah Carter 112.


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Joey Parisi 696MADISON, NJ Joey Parisi rolled

a high series of 696 in the CMIL

League.

Jared Lopez and Bill Piccola

rolled 258, and Beth Vanness 242.

David Berardi rolled 233, Tyler

Bongo 215, Bailey Bancroft 214,

and Jenny Wageman and Amanda

Vanness 193 in the Junior/Major

Breakfast League.

Trevor Bogert 267MADISON, NJ Trevor Bogert

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Trio League firing a high game of

267.

Eric Voelksen also rolled 267-675,

Karl Kastner 254, Dick Raymond

707, and Marty Garcia 677.

In the Tuesday Doubles LeagueDan Pridham rolled 237-639,

Donny Prisco 232-603, and Frank

Fillimon 222-629.

Charles Wilfong 690MADISON, NJ Charles Wilfong

led the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed League firing a high game of

276 and a high series of 690.

Travis Wilfong shot 266-635, Jim

Sirica and Pat Wilfong 226, and

Diane Sinclair 190.

In the Plaza Ladies Heather

Sweeney rolled 232, Liz

McKissock 182, Karen Reinahcer

and Cindy Heinemeyer 170.

Dan Smith 683MADISON, NJ Dan Smith led

the Pharma Plus firing a high game

of 256 and a high series of 683.

Bob Herring shot 243, Scott

Harnish 227, and Bill Banchi 606.

In the MC Police & Fire League

Ken Kastner rolled 247-604, JakeBird 234-605, Joe Horincewich and

Dan Mello 214, and Carolyn Dalby

176.

FRIDAY MIXED

On the Mens side we have Maurice Spriggs who

shot a 275 game; Chris Lucchese followed with a 269game and a 676 series; Chris Piccininni bowled a 267

game; John Hodge came through with a 264 game

and a 696 series; Rob Lellig came through with a 257

game and a 662 series; John Garthaffner came up

with a 257 also; Gary Warner threw a 255 game and

a 677 series; Alex Bogolubsky and Jarvis Skellington

finished with a 685 series; Danny Gillespie snuck in

with a 674 series; James Klein came

through with a 672 series; John

Labau finished with a 660 series and

Tony Depperman followed with a

655 series; On the Womans end we

have Christina Kenny who shot a

253 game and a 624 series; Debbie

Potasso followed with a 235 and a

230 game and ended with a 626

series; Luvine Martin and MaggieCosby came through with a 214

game.

SUNDAY MIXED

On the Mens end we have Arthur

OConnor who shot a 278 and a 263

game and a 779 series; Pete Conway

followed with a 257 game and a 689

series; John Frank also shot a 257

game but ended with a 718 series;

Matthew Stanisic shot a 256 game

and a 717 series; Rob Isler came

through with a 255 game; Alan Ip

threw a 687 series and Frank

Montgoris followed with a 656

series; On the Womans side we

have Betty Frank who shot a 249game and a 619 series; Michelle

Montgoris followed with a 248

game and a 638 series; Nacey

Karish threw a 234 game; Moelene

Sheirdan bowled a 226 game; Jill

Dibari came through with a 224

game and 609 series and Eleanor

Crockett came in with a 215 game

SUNDAY ADULT - JUNIOR

For the Men: Raul Malave fin-

ished with a 672 series and Joe

Casey followed with a 656 series.

For the Woman: Barbara

Migliorino shot a 223 game.

For the Boys: Adam Malave threw

a 233 game and a 647 series.

KOFFEE KATS

Adrienne Lupo shot a 210 game

and a 583 series.

SENIOR BIRDS

On the Mens end Gerry Dunham shot a 278-258

742 series; Henry Clay followed with a 275 gamLorne Canton 268-694; Fred George threw a 70

series; Jerry George finished with a 694 serie

Luther Chapman bowled a 655 series and Richa

Franklin shot a 654 series.

On the Womans end we have Althea Gill who sh

a 215 game and Curtis Mae Harbison who shot a 21

game.

Public Safety

Bill Zika took the high game with his 258, Tito Jackson 256, 227, 669,

Steven Mocarski 247, Jose Morell 245, Dennis Figueroa 233, Joe

Murgittroyd 225, Guy Schwanse 225, Kenny Lee had the unusual he

bowled three 222 games for a total of 666 sorry no patch involved.

Thursday Early Mixed

Glenn Bonomo had game with his 268, 234, 686, Randy Murray had

a good night and shot 258, 245, 680, Joe Seiple 238, Mike Rochinski

236, John Manfredo 234, Jim Butcher 233, Charles (Honey Jack)

Jackson 233, Our own up and coming bower has been on fire the lastcouple of weeks Jose Corniel hit 224, 625. The ladies had only one super

star in Super Sub Sarah Chirchella with a 247.

Monday Night Trios

Anthony Maisonet 269, 695, Mike Stella Jr. 268, 675, Chris Ferrara

256, Mike Kavanagh 255, Will Henkelman 247, Mike Stella Sr. 246,

Ray Musznski 246, Charles Petros , Nicky Tores 244, Debbie

Henkelman 233, and Linda Rose 223.

Bud Light Tuesday Four Man

John Jawor had the high game and series with his 278, 259, 774, Frank

Shultz 273, 753, Gary Vincente 269, Adam Di Lorenzo 269, 264, 715,

James Eve 267, Tom Twist 259, 704, Mike Covello 256, Chuck Cocozzo

254, Paul Tortorici and Ulises Medrano each had a 245 game.

Thursday Early Mixed

Super Sub Tony Viola was the high scorer of the night with his 266,Ken Scheck 265, Fabio Castillo 257, Mike Biggy 246, 243, 222, 711,

Charles (Honey Jack ) Jackson 244, 630, Joe D Amico and Ed Biggy

243, Glenn Bonomo 238, Chris Agnoli had 2 nice games of 230 and 226,

while Joe D Amico bowled a 225.

AT AMF WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright


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Sunday Night Mix

Curtis Metrokotsas 255

AnnMare Walker 232

Ed Wittmer 256He's & She's

Keith King 276

Metuchen Ladies

Anna Rice 176

Tuesday AT & T

Phil Ackerman 204

Wednesday Women

Carolyn Cecere 203

Carole Morgan 244

Wednesday AT & T

Jim Zatwornicki 269

Rich Percivle 276

Thursday Night Men

Richard Frech 267

Richard Malbach 266Brian Balka 278

Super Saturday Kids

Daniel Grambor 129

Sarah Fratesi 173

STELTONLODIWednesday Nite Live

Kenny Morales - 264

PJ Garcia - 256

John Cassetta - 258George Miller - 240

Wednesday Nite Mens

Bob Goodwin - 265

Steven Vaniderstine - 262

Scott Stapleton - 258

Joe Cauwels - 258

Mike Lennox - 279

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Ranked 15th in the Star-

Ledgers top twenty state teams, Union Countys

Johnson sent two deuce-averaging juniors up North toparticipate in the 13th Annual North Jersey Singles

Classic. Steve Kotowski, averaging just shy of 218 in

the UCIAC [Union County Interscholastic Athletic

Conference], rolled 266: 682, the sixth best qualifying

set while teammate Bobby Weisensee, averaging 207 in

the UCIAC, qualified ninth with 226: 662. But it was

Kotowski who wormed his way through the playoff

rounds to emerge as champion, downing Glen Rock

senior Tyler Blind, 224-184.

In the girls competition, West Deptford senior

Morgan Brown, who finished runner-up in last years

state championships at Carolier and has a 279: 761 on

her resume, took the long trip from Gloucester County

and it paid off for her. Despite being high qualifier with

242: 659, Morgan knew she had to throw three strikes

in the tenth frame of the semi-finals to reach the final

and she never flinched as she did just that. Morgan then

outscored Paramus junior Brittany Hovan 202-151 to

come away with the title.

Having survived the unusually high cut of 226, these

were the boys semi-finalists: Jake Rollins and Tyler

Blind [Glen Rock], Ryan Vasel [Pascack Valley], Andy

Wierzbicki [Indian Hills], Steve Kotowski [Johnson]

and top seed Jordan Lopez [Lyndhurst].The girls final four were: Kaitlyn Pasinski

[Immaculate Heart], Nikki Vucak [Paramus Catholic],

Brittany Hovan [Paramus] and Morgan Brown [West

Deptford].

The boys top qualifiers: Jordan Lopez [Lyndhurst]

715, Justin Hendersen [Matawan] 704, Brian Tufaro

[Lenape Valley] 695, Karl Kattermann [Montville] 687,

Justin Puchalski [Montville] 684, Steve Kotowski

[Johnson] 682, Tyler Blind [Glen Rock] 673, Jake

Rollins [Glen Rock] 672, Bobby Weisensee [Johnson]

662, Brandon McArlaney [Ridgefield Park] 653, James

Kane [Paramus Catholic] 650 and Zack Flicker

[Ridgewood] 643.

The girls top qualifiers: Morgan Brown [West

Deptford] 659, Kaitlyn Pasinski [Immaculate Heart]

597, Brittany Hovan [Paramus] 589, Jennifer Schablik

[Ridgewood] 553, Morgan Buckley [Holy Angels] 545,

Nikki Vucak [Paramus Catholic] 540, Dana Marie

Laloo [Teaneck] 535, Kelley Grippo [Holy Angels]

532, Kathleen Blehl [Immaculate Heart] 520 and

Julieanne Kornberg [Pompton Lakes] 515.

Steve Kotowski, Morgan Brown Take North Jersey SinglesBy Vince Albrecht

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Joseph Ardiri Sr. 687 at Hi Tor LanesHAVERSTRAW, NY Joseph Ardiri Sr. bowled 235-223-228-687

while contesting in the Boyz Nite Out at Hi Tor Lanes.

Greg Gwizdk tossed 212-202-258-672, followed by Artie Basley

243-203-221-667, Alex Rodriguez 248-224-190-662, Ronald Bimbo

179-244-234-657, Emerito Castro 236-196-221-653, and Ian Boschen

226-203-221-650.

Monday Early Birds:

Kevin Bradley 269-712, Mike

Riley 255, Jim Westergaard 247-

676, Judy Larick 203-566, BettyHessler 192-520, Kathy Bradley

190-486.

County Tuesday Night Mixed:

Michael Kolibaba 268, Gene

Pukas 266, Matthew Wood 690

series, Lee Ann Mackin 208-568,

Debbie Pastore 199-550, Rebecca

Chaparro 197-544.

Fox Hills Seniors:

Daryl Frank 222 548, Don King

222 236, Louis Ecanosti 204, Rich

Neiwiarowski 204, Helen Loverro

189-478, Barbara Krajkowski

164-452, Johanna Hofgesang 159 .

Morris Hills Mixed:

Sal Antoniello 207-472, Barry

Webb 178-476, Manny

Barraqueiro 162 455, Pam

Antoniello 187 491, Shirley

Mutchler 168, Beth Williams 168.

Rockaway Women:

Susan Chillemi 244 605, Tammy

Baldwin 210 528, Claudia Lupfer

196, Lois Kehmna 193 517,

Annette Rossi 192, Pat Somers

178, Tracy OLeeary 177,

Marybeth Kanouse 172.

NorBu Lodge:

Bill Karpack 244 Bob Ruff 24

654, Charles Wright 242, Che

Wolf 177, Judy Randazzo 17Lisa Bischer 174, John Jenkin

257-677, Marie Vantreuren 23

582.

Rockaway Foursome:

Allen Apgar 268 686, Ron ONe

258, Joe Kentos 256, Kevin Sko

246, Joyce Hulbert 225 620 Lie

Apgar 223 616, Rosa Bono 197.

Junior Leagues:

Gutter Busters (2 games):

Chelsey Cruz 63-117.

Monday Rec Program (2 games

Joe Taylor 112-223, Rick

Rodriguez 109-194, Dav

Longedyck 100-182, Luc

Brancato 114-170, Hanna

Digangi 109-211, Kyra Morris 9

162.

Dover High School Kingping

Alexander Manrique 151-35

Colwyn Lopez 146-344, Cristia

Espinoza 123-283, Monik

Mancera 109-255, Yanian

Olivares 96-242, Rosl

Monterroso 95 game.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSMAPLE LANESHIGH SCORES

Beverly Boys

Fabian Soto 232/635Richard Toledo. 224/610

Jesse Kane 225/566

Phil Lagana 221/566

Wednesday Senior Men

John Bonini 259/720

Danny DeGregorio 247/695

Alby Pezzella 249/681

Richard Clement 256/652

Vito Martino 234/651

Monday Mixed Handicap

Billy Maher 248/717

Chris Quadrino 289/690

Steven Maruffi 279/702

Damian Vargas 258/713

Colleen Meehan 247/596

Doreen Galtieri 223/647

June Williams 244/555Dolores Nigro 237/638

Martha DeJesus 213/601

Rosie Tagliarini 225/602

Thursday Triples

Sheldon Charles 268/701

Matthew Santapola 258/708

Gerber Martinez 277/737

Steven Maruffi 269/787

Robbie Gugliemelli 263/725

James Zhuo 290/725

Stefanie Pitre 231/606

Kelsey Fisher 235/655

Bowl USA

Mike Camu. 234/638

Joe Santino Jr 231/638

Nelson Ortiz 232/634Anthony Windsor 215/617

Kerry Moffit 227/602

YOUTH

Adult-Child

Michael Martell 268/664

Anthony Mastroianni 200/572

Patrick Chan 228/555

Veronica Sorrentini 157/386

Justin Decicco 163/423

Giovanni Reyes 188/513

Teens

Gary Pacheco 257/712

Christina Kaye 232/618

Juniors

Cameron LaPlant 176/471

Joshua Rivera 158/414

Nicole Pelletiere 159/439

Jonah Smith. 153/408

Brandon Paunetto 158/364

Michael Pelletiere 163/387

Matt Dunning 724 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Matt Dunning led the Wednesday Teterboro

Bowling League at Parkway Lanes firing games of 200-257-267 for a

high 724 series.

Willie Seabrooks bowled 289-683, Jim Viola 268-682, Joe Leardo246-676, and Mike Semancik Jr. posted a 235 game in a 657 set.


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Tom Martino Jr. 770HOPELAWN, NJ - Tom Martino Jr. topped the

scoring in the Middlesex County ClassicLeague firing games of 268-226-276 for a high

series of 770.

Richard Funk III rolled 215-257-247-719,

Dennis Smith 280-267-710, George Balewitz

289-226-704, Stephen Kertesz 222-258-224-

704, Anselmo Roque 2589-236-201-696, Pete

Tirado 225-234-235-694.

Ralph Doerfler 731HOPELAWN, NJ Ralph Doerfler topped the

scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League firing

games of 267-278 for a high series of 731.

Joe Defini hit 235-276-704, Paul Harney 258-

223-655, Joseph Krupinski 225-220-642, Erick

Kerekes 207-229-202-638, and Anthony

Vicidomini 209-231-629.

Matthew Walker 725HOPELAWN, NJ Matthew Walker topped thescoring in the Garden State Mixed League fir-

ing games of 242-225-258 for a high series of

725.

Jose Medina rolled 211-268-674, Michael

Ramer 217-211-225-653, James McMillon 256-

221-649, Richard Rowley 253-203-648,

Richard Bienvenue 202-225-615, and Kathleen

Pranio 205.

In the NJ Turnpike League Michael Morris

shot 248-217-646, Larry Clarke 215-203-204-

622, Tom Aitken 256-615, and Dottie Hall 222-

212.

Richard Funk III 719HOPELAWN, NJ Richard Funk III led th

Friday Nite Mixed firing 236-246-237-719.Gary McGinness shot 225-214-212-651, Jo

Thurson 259-204-639, Kenny Anderson 20

216-206-627, Tony LaRosa 232, and Melis

Hertenberger 207.

In the Avenel Youth League Ryan Johnson sh

241, Andrew Shaw 231, Branden Barresse 21

and Aaron Beltran 212.

Michael Holoka 704HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Holoka led th

scoring in the His & Hers League firing gam

of 224-232-248 for a high series of 704.

Bill Smith rolled 249-223-664, Walter Malec

279-653, Don Anione 202-235-633, Carmin

Decrosta 234, and Cyndi Bolesta 212.

Dennis Decrosta 702HOPELAWN, NJ Dennis Decrosta topped th

Academy Madness firing 258-235-209-702.Dan DeBenedetto rolled 244-215-235-69

Kyle Jannuzzi 228-242-664, Rocco Fortuna

244-216-652, Robin Scordato 247-213-65

Don Anione 216-213-213-642, and Mary Elle

Oehler 202-204-600.

Warren Taureck 675HOPELAWN, NJ Warren Taureck led L

Buona Pizza firing 238-233-204 for a 675.

Vinny R. Medvetz shot 233-244-204-671, Jo

Herber 265-205-641, Bob Stevens 210-20

221-636, Joe Britton 236-200-619, Joh

Baginsky 255, and Brian Peltre 221.

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