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Vol. 72 No. 20 July 20 - 26, 2011 50 cents

Cartier Wins PBA East Region Burlington OpenBy Russ Mills

Mike Rovetto 300-806At Montvale Lanes

By Larry Diebner

HOPELAWN, NJ- Kevin Mal blasted 300 along with 200-265for a high series of 765 while com-

peting in the Gemini TowingLeague at Majestic Lanes.

Ken Horvath rolled 259-237-279-775, Vinny Medvetz 278-

279-204-761, Richard Funk II269-246-234-749, Glenn Mohr, Jr.247-256-245-748, StephenKertesz 223-267-244-734, ChrisHuntley 246-237-249-732, andMichael Ibanez 266-236-729

MONTVALE, NJ - Mike Rovetto blasted a 300 game and combinedscores of 248 and 248 for an 806series to lead all scoring in theThursday Nite Early Bird Leagueat Montvale Lanes.

Chris Arbegast tossed games of 246-278-269 for a 793 series andCliff Wicks bowled 257-278-256

for a 791 series.More high scoring came from

Tom Fojtlin 289-762, MikeAlmodovar 279-754, ChrisMorciglio 279-732, SteveScorzetti 265-730, Mike Folchi280-728, Joe Ventura 263-698,Craig Slawinski 289-695, andRick Hunt 252-694.

BELLEVILLE, NJ- AnthonyValenti found the line and blasted12 in a row for a 300 game while

bowling in the Tuesday VacationLeague at Brunswick ZoneBelleville Lanes.

Anthony Valenti 300 at Belleville

Kevin Mal 300 at Majestic Lanes

BURLINGTON, N.J. – Kevin Cartier of Beverly, N.J., defeated John Conroy of Mahopac, N.Y.,206-148, to win the Professional BowlersAssociation East Region Burlington Bowl Open at

Burlington Bowling & Recreation Center.The win wasCartier’s firstcareer regionaltitle. This winmakes Cartier eli-gible for the 2012PBA Tournamentof Champions,which will be heldat Red Rock Lanesin Las Vegas nextApril and it alsoearned Cartier $2,500 whileConroy earned$1,250 as runner-up.

Cartier defeated Noel Vega of Fredon, N.J., 195-132, and Conroy defeated Adam Chase of Seaford,

N.Y., 230-211, in the semifinal round.Vega and Chase each earned $700 as semifinal

round losers.In the round of 8 (best of three games, losers

eliminated and earned $600 each):Cartier def. John Furey, East Windsor, N.J., 2-1;

Conroy def. Tim Beaver, Kingston, N.Y., 2-1;Vega def. Jimmy Plessinger, York, Pa., 2-0; and

Chase def. Steve Ferraro, Kingston, N.Y., 2-1.In the round of 16 (best of fivegames, loserseliminated andearned $550each):

Cartier def.Stephen Dieter,Bowmanstown,Pa., 3-2; Conroydef. DannyW i s e m a n ,Baltimore, 3-0;Vega def. JimRogers, Brick,

N.J., 3-1; Chasedef. Scott

Denlinger, Lancaster, Pa., 3-1; Plessinger def.Ryan Shafer, Horseheads, N.Y., 3-2; Ferraro def.Johnathan Bower, Middletown, Pa., 3-1; Beaver def. Joe Paluszek, Bensalem, Pa., 3-1; Furey def.Brian LeClair, Athens, N.Y., 3-0.

Dennis Todero, Burlington Bowl Dir. Of Operations, KevinCartier, Champion and Justin Bianco, Burlington BowlManager.

2011 USBC Women’s Championships Wraps Up in SyracuseBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC Media Relations

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Local star Michelle Feldman of Auburn, N.Y., headlined the list of champions at the 2011 United States Bowling Congress Women's Championships,which ended its 88-day run at the Oncenter Convention Center on July 3.

The 35-year-old right-hander claimed the one USBC Women's Championships titlethat has eluded her during her career as she teamed with USBC Hall of Famer Aleta Sillof Livonia, Mich., to win this year's Scratch Doubles title with a 1,462 total.

Feldman, a 12-time Professional Women's Bowling Association champion and 2002PWBA Player of the Year, also is the Women's Championships 2003 and 2009 ClassicSingles champion, the 2003 Classic All-Events winner and a 1998 Classic Team cham-

pion."I didn't feel like I bowled that well, but I'm glad we were able to make it into the dou-

bles lead," said Feldman, who led the pair with a 778 series, while Sill, her longtimementor, added a 684 set. "It was pretty laid back and a lot of fun."

Another former PWBA standout, Dede Davidson of Buellton, Calif., also fared well inSyracuse this year as she became the first woman in the tournament's 92-year historywith a 300 game and 800 series on the championship lanes.

The 44-year-old left-hander rolled games of 279, 268 and 253 for 800 on the nose dur-ing her team event and picked up right where she left off the next day in doubles andsingles. She rolled one of this year's three perfect games on the way to a 746 doublesseries and added 653 in singles for a Scratch All-Events-winning 2,199 total.

"I was pretty oblivious while bowling until everyone started clapping," Davidson said."Then, I realized they were looking at the possibility of my shooting an 800. I started toget nervous around the 36th ball, but I had a good look and the right ball. What was odd,though, is that I took down the remaining pins with a Brooklyn strike, and I never dothat. I like to think it was due to my mom, Lori Davidson, looking over me and helpingme carry that. She died suddenly in March, and both of my parents have been very pos-itive influences in this sport."

Erin Lenahan of Lincoln, Calif., and Kimberly Wiget of Lafayette, La., rolled theyear's other 300s, while Suzy Minino of Omaha, Neb., put together games of 268, 279

and 259 for an 806 scratch doubles series and teamed with Trish Manna, also of Omaha,to take home the Diamond Doubles title with a 1,532 handicap effort.

There also were three 299s and one 298 at the Oncenter Convention Center this year.

Team USA member Shannon O'Keefe of Arlington, Texas, led Shootin' Nines of Indianapolis to the Scratch Team title with a 3,305 total, while Eagles Edge Pro Shop,of Des Plaines, Ill., grabbed the top spot in Diamond Team with 3,416. The effortincluded a with 3,224 scratch total and 64 pins handicap per game.

O'Keefe set the pace for Shootin' Nines with a 766 series and was followed by Keli Callahan(707), Brenda Mack (647), Amanda Beck (599) and Jenifer Larson (586). Joey Biondo ledEagles Edge Pro Shop with a 678 series and was joined by Tracy Luncsford (663), Keri Caduto(662), Jonquay Armon (614) and Tina Becke (607).

"We are very happy to have captured the Scratch Team title and win on pure score," saidMack, who also helped her team to second place in Diamond Team with a 3,347 handicap total."Our goal has not always been to recruit the best bowlers necessarily, but to have fun and enjoyeach other. If we bowl well on top of that, it's great, but our first plan is to have fun and justreconnect with each other."

Shannon Pluhowsky of Kettering, Ohio, topped the Scratch Singles standings with a 763series, which also helped her to a second-place finish in Scratch All-Events.

"It's been a long wait for me, and it's really kind of surprising that for all the people who bowled in this event, I won singles," said Pluhowsky, a 28-year-old left-hander. "It's also myfirst title since being part of the winning team in 2007."

Diamond Singles honors went to Brittany Signor of Watertown, N.Y. She posted a 704scratch series, and an additional 34 pins of handicap per game helped her to an 806 total.

Elizabeth HublerRike of Grand Rapids, Mich., shined in Diamond All-Events with a 2,270total. The 34-year-old right-hander bowled well over her 181 average and had 660 in doubles,634 in singles and 625 in team for a 1,919 scratch all-events total. An additional 39 pins of handicap per game helped her into the lead.

See USBC Women’s Championships Page 7



July 20 - 26, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Fans Select Jason Belmonte as“Best Bowler” ESPY Award Winner

LOS ANGELES – JasonBelmonte’s popularity among

bowling fans became apparentLast week when the Australiantwo-handed player was selectedas the fans’ choice for the 2011“Best Bowler” ESPY Award atthe annual ESPY Awards cere-mony at Nokia Theater.

With seven top 10 finishesduring the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season

and a win with New OrleansHornets star Chris Paul as hisdoubles partner in the ChrisPaul PBA CelebrityInvitational, Belmonte won thefan voting contest onESPN.com over fellow PBATour competitors MikaKoivuniemi, Chris Barnes and

Bill O’Neill.Belmonte, the 2008-09 PBA

Rookie of the Year, was the first player to win a PBA Tour eventwith a two-handed delivery.

“I’m so excited to win theESPY,” said Belmonte, whowas on hand in Los Angeles toaccept his award. “I’d like tothank my family and friendsand to everyone who voted. Iwill remember this for a very

long time.”ESPY Award candidates areselected by ESPN staff for avariety of sports and specialmoments in athletic competi-tion, and winners are deter-mined by fan voting.

PAST BEST BOWLER ESPY AWARD WINNERS

2011 – Jason Belmonte2010 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2009 – Norm Duke2008 – Norm Duke2007 – Norm Duke2006 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2005 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2004 – Pete Weber 2003 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.

2002 – Pete Weber 2001 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2000 – Parker Bohn III1999 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.1998 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.1997 – Bob Learn Jr.1996 – Mike Aulby1995 – Norm Duke 94 – Norm

Duke



4 SPORTS REPORTER July 20 - 26, 2011

Adam Chase 767 FARMINGDALE, NY – In theKegel Challenge League AdamChase shot high game and setwith a 280 in a 767.

Rob DiStefano 752FARMINGDALE, NY – RobDiStefano led the scoring in theSaturday Fun League rolling a268 game for a high series of 752.

Vinny Innone shot 269.Rainer Latteier rolled 278 in the

Friday Late Mixed League.

Don Hicks 741FARMINGDALE, NY – DonHicks led the scoring in theThursday 3-Man League firing a273 game for a high series of 741.

Doug Feldman rolled 738 fol-lowed by Damon Brown postinga 717, Glenn Gerstner 715, andJoe Traina, Jr. 279-710.

James Curran 743FARMINGDALE, NY – JamesCurran led the scoring in theMonday 3-Man League firinggames of 226-278-239 for a highseries of 743.

Thomas Altumura 279FARMINGDALE, NY – ThomasAltumura topped the SaturdayFriends & Co. League firing 247and 279 for a high series of 700.This helped his team Kats takesecond place in the league.

Norm Ginsberg 726 FARMINGDALE, NY – NormGinsberg led the competitionrolling in Kegel Challenge Leaguefiring games of 224-233-269 for ahigh series of 726.Joe Constanzo shot 201-289-683.

Larry Johnson 710FARMINGDALE, NY – LarryJohnson led the scoring in theTuesday Party League firing a 280game for a high series of 710.

Willy McCan rolled 693, RobSpann 686, and George Bove 669.

In another session NicholasDiLauro rolled 216-247-269-732.

James Curran 700FARMINGDALE, NY – JamesCurran paced the scoring in theTuesday Party League firinggames of 230-223-247 for a highseries of 700.

Steve Gonzalez rolled 245-227-206-678.

Tom Colon 698FARMINGDALE, NY – TomColon topped the scoring in theMonday 3-Man League firinggames of 247-258-193 for a highseries of 698.

James Curran rolled 227-224-246-697, and Brian Beale hit 210-268-206 for a 684 set.Clayton Hunt shot 280-670 in the

Wednesday Friends League. Dennis Bonal, Jr. 681FARMINGDALE, NY – DennisBonal, Jr. rolled 267-214-200-681,

and George Rotberg 245-214-201-660 in the Wed. Friends League.In the Wed. Friends League Dave

Panichi rolled 236-264-206-706.Tony Cipriano rolled 692 int eh

Mon. 3 Man League.In the Kegel Challenge League

Adam Chase blasted 280-767

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MONTVALE, NJ – Rick Whitlingled all scorers in the final sessionof the Montvale Major Leaguerolling a 759 series on games of 279, 279 and 201. His fine effortled GP's Restaurant to a 19-11 vic-tory over Valley Tent Rental. JohnRankin bowled 205-242-258-705for Valley Tent Rental despite thedefeat.

Rite Way won the second-half championship. The team of Jeff Schuster (247-695), ChrisTrembath (242-678), Tom VanWort and Chris Arbegast routed12-In-A-Pro Shop, 25-5, to earnthe title. 12-In-A-Row ProShop held on to second place.Team Ram Rod finished inthird.

In other matches, RalphBernardo bowled 235-249-269-753 and Jun Roldan 201-279-224-704, leading Rick's ProShop to a 23-7 victory over West Shore Beauty Salon.Rocky Durocher's 267-224-243-734 helped GDC Contractingdefeat The Game Zone, 22-8.Alex Kowlachuk's 279-247-708and Larry Toppin's 257-236-213-706 ledBuddiesProShop.com past

North Jersey Turf & Trim, 21-9.Bob Higgins tossed 245-685

followed by Ron DeLuca with246-679, Mike Rovetto 244-671, Chris Jachens 255-666,Dave Spano 288-663, MikePasch 235-652, Bob Balzarek

257-651 and Kevin Conroy 234-650.

For the season, Rick Whitlingand Jun Roldan shared the highaverage honors, with 231. Junhad the high series in theleague, with 847. In all, 16 dif-ferent bowlers rolled perfectgames this season. Next year will mark new

changes to the Montvale Major League, as we switch to anexciting new scratch/modifiedformat, with a soft and a hardcap (840 / 875) designed toallow greater flexibility to cre-ate teams. For more informa-tion please contact MikeFuntsch at Montvale Lanes, at201-391-3400.

Rick Whitling 759 in Montvale Major Rite Way Wins Second-Half Title

By Joe Rizzi

GRAPEVINE, Texas – Member delegates elected four members tothe Board of Directors and votedon three legislative proposals dur-ing the 2011 United States

Bowling Congress AnnualMeeting on Friday at the GaylordTexan Convention Center.Delegates re-elected DarleneBaker of Mahomet, Ill., and MarciWilliams of Wichita, Kan., to theUSBC Board of Directors. Theywill be joined by newcomers JoDimond of Columbus, Ohio, andBill Vint of East Troy, Wis.Baker, Williams and Dimond wereelected on the first ballot. Needinga minimum of 490 votes on thefirst ballot, Baker received 795votes while Williams had 667 andDimond had 530. Vint was select-ed on the third ballot.The USBC Board of Directors willmeet Saturday, July 2, to deter-mine officers for the 2011-12 year.Also joining the board for 2011-12will be Kelly Kulick of Union,

N.J., who was chosen to be an ath-lete director. Kulick replacesLynda Barnes of Double Oak,Texas, who decided to leave the

board. Tony Manna Jr. also was

selected by athlete representativesto continue on the board.Cera Dailey of Sherwood, Ark.,the Youth Female Ambassador of the Year, was selected to serve on

the USBC Youth Committee.The 971 voting delegates hadthree proposals to decide duringthe legislative session and twowere rejected. A USBC NationalBylaw proposal to require non-merged state and local associa-tions to be merged by August 1,2013 was rejected while anamendment to the board of direc-tors elections procedures tochange the requirement for cre-dentials to be filed with USBCfrom 24 hours to 30 days wasapproved. The proposed LeagueRule amendment seeking to lower the age for senior leagues to 50was rejected.USBC once again generated sig-nificant financial support for char-ity. During presentations, USBCBowl For The Cure made a dona-tion of more than $950,000 toSusan G. Komen For The Cure.The Bowlers to Veterans Link contributions from USBC wasnearly $750,000.

Results of 2011 USBC AnnualMeeting Legislative SessionLeague Rules Amendment No.LR1 (Rejected) Rule 100h. Senior Lowers age for senior leagues to

50.USBC National BylawsAmendment No. B1 (Rejected)Article II, Purposes Section B.Chartering State and LocalBowling Associations Requiresnon-merged state and local associ-ations to be merged by August 1,2013. (Note: Proposal originallywas to merge by August 1, 2012,

but was amended to 2013 by dele-gate vote).Amendment No. B2 (Approved)Article IV, Board of DirectorsSection B. Election, Item 2Changes requirement for creden-tials to be filed with USBC from24 hours to 30 days.United States Bowling CongressThe United States BowlingCongress, as the national govern-ing body, ensures the integrity and

protects the future of the sport, provides programs and services tomore than two million adult andyouth members and enhances the

bowling experience.

BOARD ELECTIONS HIGHLIGHT2011 USBC ANNUAL MEETING




The Diamond Division includes bowlers with averages of 180 and above. Handicap is 100 percent of 220.

The Ruby Division includes bowlers with averages between150 and 179. Handicap is 100 percent of 180.

The Sapphire Division includes bowlers with averages of 149 and below. Handicap is 100 percent of 150.

The 2011 event marked the second time in the tournament's92-year history that is was held in an arena setting. This time,48 lanes, spectator seating, offices, a squad room and vendor space were built inside the Oncenter for the nearly 6,000 five-

player teams to compete in team, doubles and singles.Complete standings and prizes for the 2011 event can be

found at BOWL.com/usbcwomenschamp, but everything is

unofficial until a final verification is made.Also making headlines at the 2011 Women'sChampionships were participation leaders EmmaHendrickson of Morris Plains, N.J., and Mini Tvaska of St.Petersburg, Fla.

Hendrickson, a 102-year-old bowling sensation, extendedher own record as the tournament's oldest participant as shecompeted at the Women's Championships for the 52nd con-secutive time.

Tvaska, 93, has competed in more Women's Championshipsthan any bowler and made her 65th consecutive appearance.Her tournament career began at the 1947 event in GrandRapids, Mich.

Two other tournaments also graced the championship lanesat the Oncenter Convention Center. The USBC Queens andUSBC Senior Queens were held in Salt City during April.

The 2012 Women's Championships is scheduled to run fromApril 14 through July 7 at the National Bowling Stadium inReno, Nev.

(Top 10 division leaders with hometown and pinfall)DIAMOND DIVISIONTeam (Combined average of 900 and above; Handicap is 100

percent of 1,100)1, Eagles Edge Pro Shop (Joyce Biondo, Tracy Luncsford, Keri

Caduto, Tina Becke, Jonquay Armon), Des Plaines, Ill., 3,416. 2,Shootin Nines, Indianapolis, 3,347. 3, All Star Cut Ups, DenhamSprings, La., 3,332. 4. Sugar N Strike, Grand Prairie, Texas,3,317. 5, Brunswick Zone Hawthorn, Waukegan. Ill., 3,305. 6,WOW, Davenport, N.D., 3,302. 7, Miller Time Girls, Aberdeen,Md., 3,290. 8, They're Back!!!, San Antonio, 3,278. 9, TeamEFX, Sun City, Calif., 3,275. 10, Total Sports Complex, ClintonTownship, Mich., 3.269.

Doubles (Combined average of 360 and above; Handicap is100 percent of 440)

1, Trish Manna/Suzy Minino, Omaha, Neb., 1,532. 2, TraceyMagnuson, Faribault, Minn./Diane Marget, Champlin, Minn.,1,500. 3, Tabitha Golding/Tammy Casstevens, Winston-Salem,

N.C., 1,482. 4, Aleta Sill, Livonia, Mich./Michelle Feldman,Auburn, N.Y., 1,462. 5, Elizabeth Hubler-Rike, Grand Rapids,Mich./Sharyl Jahn, Rockford, Mich., 1,461. 6, SusanJeziorski/Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 1,459. 7, AmandaStone, Greensboro, N.C./Leslie Rapach, Charlotte, N.C., 1,456.8, Jamie Nelson/Paula Siebert, Muskegon, Mich., 1,450. 9, DavieMae Leskoske, Clinton, Utah/Tanya Leonard, Baldwinsville,

N.Y., 1,433. 10, Sarah Germano, Rochester, N.Y./Ashly Galante,Lake Wales, Fla., 1,429.

Singles (Bowlers with averages of 180 and above; Handicap is100 percent of 220)

1, Brittany Signor, Watertown, N.Y., 806. 2, Brenda Pugh, LaMesa, Calif., 796. 3, Beth Reese, Haymarket, Va. 794. 4, JoyceBiondo, Carpentersville, Ill., 775. 5, Julie Ryan, Mississauga,

Ontario, Canada, 772. 6, Katie Mae Pritchard, Coon Rapids,Minn., 771. 7, Amanda Stone, Greensboro, N.C., 768. 8,Shannon Pluhowsky, Kettering, Ohio, 763. 9, Kip Olivas, Lenoir,

N.C., 762. 10, Tracy Lawrence, Maplewood, Minn., 759.All-Events (Bowlers with averages of 180 and above;

Handicap is 100 percent of 220)1, Elizabeth Hubler-Rike, Grand Rapids, Mich., 2,270. 2, Beth

Reese, Haymarket, Va., 2,229. 3, Julie Lass, Mohave Valley,Ariz., 2,223. 4, Tabitha Golding, Winston-Salem, N.C., 2,212. 5,Dede Davidson, Buellton, Calif., 2,199. 6, Joyce Biondo,Carpentersville, Ill., 2,189. 7, Salena Barone, Cary, N.C., 2,188.8, Bonnie Smith, Lakewood, N.Y., 2,181. 9, Shannon Pluhowsky,Kettering, Ohio, 2,177. 10, Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J., 2,151.

RUBY DIVISIONTeam (Combined average of 750-899; Handicap is 100 percent

of 900)1, Young's Welding Inc 1, (Joan Newman, Anne Kluin, Connie

Turner, Cindi Minor, Linda Schoenhofer) Chanute, Kan., 2,982.2, Strike Force 2, Anchorage, Alaska, 2,858. 3 Just Us, HighShoals, N.C., 2,856. 4 (tie), Striking Ladies, East Kingston, N.H.,

and Hope, Indian Springs, Ala., 2,829. 6, Texas Belles 1, Cedar Creek, Texas, 2,824. 7, Alley Oops, Carrizo Springs, Texas,2,821. 8, California Dreamers 2, Cypress, Calif., 2,819. 9 (tie),

North and South, Rochester, N.Y., and Wild Things, Conyers,Ga., 2,817.

Doubles (Combined average of 300-359; Handicap is 100 per-cent of 360)

1, Deatra Tart/Denise Hill, Chicago, 1,241. 2, Marla Maley,Reno, Nev./Nancy Ferretti, Sparks, Nev., 1,235. 3, LauraHurlburt, Arcadia, Neb./Melisa Hurlburt, Gordon, Neb., 1,230. 4,Treva Armstrong/Kristi Inman, McAlester, Okla., 1,229. 5, TinaBallas/Jeanette Moran, Santa Barbara, Calif., 1,225. 6, CindyBoatman/Melissa Boughner, Eaton Rapids, Mich., 1,213. 7,Krystal Heuser, Elwood, N.J./Ann Earley, Ventura, Calif., 1,211.8, Dianna Coykendall, Mount Vernon, Ohio/Susan Combs,Howard, Ohio, 1,209. 9, Susan Roskelley, Centennial,Colo./Shana Glover, Parker, Colo., 1,207. 10, Carol Bray,Shinnston, W.Va./Charlotte Frisenda, Fairmont, W. Va., 1,203.

Singles (Bowlers with averages of 150-179; Handicap is 100 percent of 180)

1, Camille McQueen, Long Valley, N.J., 702. 2, Renita Merritt,Conyers, Ga., 681. 3, Norma Perry, Dubuque, Iowa, 676. 4 (tie),Arlene Vilhauer, Highmore, S.D., Patti Kroll, Big Lake, Minn.,and Cindi Blaison, Walden, N.Y., 674. 7, Kimberly Bradley,Washington, DC, 673. 8, Kathy Meidlein, Newnan, Ga., 671. 9,Linda Kay Weatherford, Sulphur, Okla., 669. 10 (tie), LindaDeGandi, Westport, Ore., and Vola Bridges, San Antonio, 668.

All-Events (Bowlers with averages of 150-179; Handicap is100 percent of 180)

1, Sharon MooreThomas, Blue Island, Ill., 1,885. 2, IsobelDuffer, Panama City, Fla., 1,853. 3, Shannon Sutton, Alta, Iowa,1,850. 4, Lisa Holloway, Chicago, 1,846. 5, Cindi Major,Columbus, Kan., 1,831. 6, Jessica Strasser, Hawley, Pa., 1,827. 7,Suzanne Snyder, Tampa, Fla., 1,825. 8, Andrea Brown,Greensboro, N.C., 1,818. 9, Donna Schank, Huntersville, N.C.,1,817. 10, Ana Fukuchi, Cerritos, Calif., 1,815.

SAPPHIRE DIVISIONTeam (Combined average 749 and below; Handicap is 100 per-

cent of 750)1, Dianne`s Dreamers (Keelie Burgett, Debbie Scovel, Lindsey

Dieter, Diane Gleason, Dianne Waldon), Wilmington, Ill., 2,558.2, Auto Way Bowl, Minden, Neb., 2,521. 3, Greenville Girls 2,Temple Hills, Md., 2,487. 4, Bernies Alterations, Pleasant Lake,Ind., 2,455. 5, Early Birds, Temple, Texas, 2,427. 6 (tie), GreatWestern Gas Co., Burwell, Neb., and Arky's Angels, Pine Bluff,Ark., 2,417. 8, Lane Burners, Lexington, Tenn., 2,396. 9,Columbia Sunshine, Hallsville, Mo., 2,395. 10, NE Strike andSpare Bowl, Lexington, Neb., 2,393.

Doubles (Combined average of 299 and below; Handicap is100 percent of 300)

1, Maude Chattam/Estelle Dixon, Calhoun, Ga., 1,095. 2,Katheryn Stites, Wilburton, Okla./Danell Ingle, Moore, Okla.,1,094. 3, Doris Marcinkus/Sheila Pfeifer, Waukegan, Ill., 1,092.4, Heather Clark, Rumney, N.H./Kim McCart, Ashland, N.H.,1,088. 5, Lindsey Dillon, Gardena, Calif./Helen Shoemo, LongBeach, Calif., 1,084. 6, Phyllis Franklin, Paducah, Ky./MarthaLents, Benton, Ky., 1,083. 7, Marcy McCardle, Rayville,La./Angene Carroll, Monroe, La., 1.075. 8, Amy

Ellingson/Alyssa Kottwitz, Bozeman, Mont., 1,074. 9, LynnSchott, Gordon, Neb./Andee Harris, Lincoln, Neb., 1,070. 10(tie), Denise Everett/Kate Dyer, Decatur, Ind., Bobbie Pickle,Birmingham, Ala./Ann Peeples, Dora, Ala., and AlexaHeckart/Samantha Heckart, Ottumwa, Iowa, 1,069.

Singles (Bowlers with averages of 149 and below; Handicap is100 percent of 150)

1, Vanessa Bayes, Monroe, Va., 651. 2, Lucille Reinert,Thiensville, Wis., 633. 3, Karen Ritter, West Trenton, N.J., 619.4, Julia Sweat, Hueytown, Ala., 617. 5, Sharon Knox, Seguin,Texas, 612. 6, Denise Shetter, Crane, Texas, 610. 7, DeloresStrickland, Bourbonnais, Ill., 602. 8, Betty Vansandt, DeWitt,Ark., 597. 9 (tie), Marcella Meastas, Killeen, Texas and Kelli

Wentworth, Murphy, Texas, 595.All-Events (Bowlers with averages of 149 and below;Handicap is 100 percent of 150)

1, Vanessa Bayes, Monroe, Va., 1,744. 2, Kelli Wentworth,Murphy, Texas, 1,730. 3, Angel Johnson, Arden Hills, Minn.,1,721. 4, Debbie Kidwell, Mineral Wells, Texas 1,704. 5, KarenRitter, West Trenton, N.J., 1,691. 6, Danell Ingle, Moore, Okla.,1,674. 7, Kim Gunderman, Severn, Md., 1,668. 8, PatriciaBrown, Huntsville, Ala., 1,662. 9, Antoinette Clark, Richmond,Calif., 1,659, 10, Marsha Schwanke, Virginia Beach, Va., 1,653.

SCRATCHTeam(Actual team scores with no handicap)1, Shootin Nines (Keli Callahan, Amanda Beck, Jenifer Larson,

Brenda Mack, and Shannon O'Keefe), Indianapolis, 3,305. 2,Team EFX, Sun City, Calif., 3,275. 3 (tie), Eagles Edge Pro Shop,Des Plaines, Ill., and Aleta Sill's Bowling World, Kettering, Ohio,3,224. 5, Striking Is Fun!, Oregon, Ohio, 3,194. 6, BowlersChoice Pro Shop, Tonawanda, N.Y., 3,192. 7, Team 23321,Grand Prairie, Texas, 3,177. 8, Great Balls of Fire, Shelton,Conn., 3,163. 9, Brunswick Zone Hawthorn, Waukegan, Ill.,3,161. 10, Magic of the Southwest, Slidell, La., 3,124.

Doubles(Actual doubles scores with no handicap)1, Aleta Sill, Livonia, Mich./Michelle Feldman, Auburn, N.Y.,

1,462. 2, Susan Jeziorski/Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y.,1,459. 3, Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J./Lisa Graham, Centerville,Ohio, 1,427. 4, Amanda Stone, Greensboro, N.C./Leslie Rapach,Charlotte, N.C., 1,423. 5, Jodi Woessner, Oregon, Ohio/TraceyDistel, Lansing, Mich., 1,420. 6, Tracey Magnuson, Faribault,Minn./Diane Marget, Champlin, Minn., 1,419. 7, SuzyMinino/Trish Manna, Omaha, Neb., 1,418. 8, Jamie Martin,Omaha, Neb./Nicole Ellison, Chatsworth, Calif., 1,395. 9, KristalWilson, Lawrence, Kan./Shannon Pluhowsky, Kettering, Ohio,1,384. 10, Kari Schwager, Rogers Park, Ill./Paola Gomez,Weston, Fla., 1,382.

Singles(Actual scores with no handicap)1, Shannon Pluhowsky, Kettering, Ohio, 763. 2, Hollie

Brannen, Marshfield, Mo., 750. 3 (tie), Amanda Stone,Greensboro, N.C., and Dora Nettleman, Eaton Rapids, Mich.,744. 5, Brenda Mack, Indianapolis, 741. 6, Nikki Lunsford,Plainfield, Ill., 738. 7, Wendy Macpherson, Henderson, Nev.,733. 8 (tie), Cathy Dorin-Lizzi, Sandusky, Ohio, and ShaunaShannon, Albuquerque, N.M., 727. 10, Joyce Biondo,Carpentersville, Ill., 721.

All-Events(Actual scores with no handicap)1, Dede Davidson, Buellton, Calif., 2,199. 2, Shannon

Pluhowsky, Kettering, Ohio, 2,177. 3, Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J.,2,151. 4, Shannon O'Keefe, Arlington, Texas, 2,126. 5, LizJohnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 2,123. 6, Stefanie Nation, GrandPrairie, Texas, 2,110. 7, Michelle Feldman, Auburn, N.Y., 2,100.8, Kristal Wilson, Lawrence, Kan., 2,085. 9, Michelle Sterner,

Niagra Falls, N.Y., 2,084. 10, Tracey Stevens, Dunellen, N.J.,2,077.

2011 USBC Women’s Championships By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC Media Relations




THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Ken Horvath 1059Tommy Martino Jr. 289HOPELAWN, NJ – Ken Horvathearned high series honors rollingin the Handicap Doubles Leaguefiring games of 279-280-255-245for the session high series of 1059.Tommy Martino Jr. earned highgame honors with a 289 game inhis 1021 set additional gamesrolled were 251, 202 and 279.

Michael Consiglio rolled 287-247-246-256-1036 followed byLee Kay tossing 201-245-264-

273-983, Anthony Martino 252-259-201-221-939, Tiffany

Newbury 203-242-216-267-928,and Lisa Palazzola 244-258-211-904.

In the Junior HavABall LeagueAndrew Shaw took the top spotwhen he rolled a 239 high game.

Ricky Chesler 792HOPELAWN, NJ – Ricky Chesler led the Monday Night Bud OpenLeague firing games of 229-284-279 for a high series of 792.

Rami Ahmed rolled 257-235-267-759, Ryan Friend 254-235-268-757, Tracy Guarneri 216-244-278-738, Bill Daunno 279-225-226-730, Sean McAuliffe 250-257-213-720, Eric Oppenheimer 227-222-268-717, Daniel Kopf 227-222-268-717, and MikeBadolato 273-241-704.

PJ Mitilineos 750HOPELAWN, NJ – PJ Mitilineosled the scoring in the Guys andDolls League firing games of 268-256-226 for a high series of 750.

Michael Garcia rolled 209-212-254-675, Sean Williams 223-237-211-671, Kyle Januzzi 200-223-245-668, and Bonnie Desimone211-209-619.

Mike Santonastasio 741HOPELAWN, NJ - MikeSantonastasio led all competitionrolling in the Performance BallTrios League by firing games of 259-216-266 for a high series of 741.

John Kertesz rolled 258-246-235-739, Dale Schneider 236-213-201-650, and Amanda Kertesz205.

Lauro Perez 652HOPELAWN, NJ – Lauro Perezled the scoring in the Monday

Junior/Adult League firing gamesof 203-236-213 for a high series of 652.

Dan Pawelek rolled 202-244-636, and Danielle Medvetz 200.

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