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LAKEWOOD, NJ - Rod Dickson took the spotlight

when he rolled a 300 game in his session high 794

series while competing in the Ocean Trio Challenge

at Ocean Lanes.

John Brazinski rolled two pins shy of perfect with a

298 game in his 725 set followed by Gary Toth toss-

ing 288-746, Justin VanBerkel 286-712, Chris

Mancilla 279, Ken Hallihan 269-707, Domenick

Luongo 268-767, Chris Jones 268, Vinnie Orobono

265-724, Jim Caudill, Jr. 265, Russ Goss 265-714,

Todd Britton 259-749, Greg Ostrander 258 Brian

Shade 258-728, Chris Freel 258-724, Michael

Melillo 257-702, Pat Bowler 256-726, Sergio Perrulli

255, Brandon Fennell 707, Emily Fiore 269-695,

Diane Jones 246-689 Lauren Lella 227-619, Lauren

Frankowski 615,

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ROCKAWAY, NJ - PJ Adams

pitched perfect with a 300 game inhis session high 746 set contesting

in the Rockaway Foursome at

Rockaway Lanes.

Tim Panek rolled a 248 in a 717,Allen Apgar hit 248, Joan Rauh

201-526, and Elyse Dickman 210.

PJ Adams 300 at Rockaway Lanes

Rod Dickson 300-794 at Ocean Lanes

SITRA, Bahrain (March 7, 2015) – Sweden’s Jesper

Svensson, who turned 20 less than a month ago, won

an international battle of two-handed players,defeating Australia’s Jason Belmonte, 258-244, to

win his first PBA International Tour title in the 13th

Kingdom of Bahrain International Open at Ozone

Entertainment Center.

After qualifying in 20th place earlier in the week,

Svensson, a left-handed two-hander, dominated the

six-game single elimination rounds, averaging 239,

237, 244 and 243 in four 12-player preliminary

rounds and ran away with the top qualifying berth

for the three-player stepladder finals by 82 pins over

Belmonte. Svensson, who joined the PBA in August

2014, earned $25,000 and became eligible to partic-

ipate in the 2015 PBA Tournament of Champions.

Belmonte, the two-time reigning PBA Player of

the Year, earned $12,500 after barely surviving

Round 4 when he rolled a 158 in his sixth game,

holding off Tom Daugherty of Tampa, Fla., by three pins after Daugherty closed his round with a 257

game. Long-time international star Mika

Koivuniemi, a Finnish native now living in Hartland,

Mich., finished third after advancing to the semifinalround by winning a one-game roll-off over

Venezuela’s Ildemaro Ruiz, 216-183.

Jesper Svensson Wins Bahrain International Open TitleBy Bill Vint - PBA FARMINGDALE, NY – John

Bergen blasted a 300 game to lead

all competition rolling in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League atFarmingdale Lanes.

Brian Ziesig shot 290-257-784,

Frank Holden 248-257-235-740,

Mitch Kennedy 269-268-729,

Stephen Gonzalez 268-719, andMichele Montgoris 258-215-659.

WALLINGTON, NJ - Bill Zika and Kevin Jackson

each found perfection collecting 300 games and

Kevin also had a nice 816 series while competing in

the Public Safety League at Wallington Lanes

Eddie Peres pitched a 278 game followed by Mike

‘Papageorgio’ Neocleous with a 277, Emilio Jimenez

257, Kenneth Lee 247, Ken Cook 245, and Wally

Wehrhahn 245-235.

John Bergen 300 at Farmingdale

Josh Nordstrom Roller 300

At Coram Country Lanes

LEDGEWOOD, NJ – Chris

Sytsma earned top honors in the

Hensle Trio Classic League at

Circle Lanes blasting games of

289-264-258 for a high 811 set.

Wayne Flemming shot 290-269-

779, Bill De Haas 279-258-775,

John Mercurio 257-247-752, Joe

Macedonio 299-236-748, Mike

Kavanaugh 266-243-746, Tim

Belese 256-736, Keith Dougherty

268-734, Brent Tishuk 249-730,

Jim Beyel 268-729, Bob Lipinski

298-725, Brian George 247-719,

Tom Jordan 268-717, Michael

Potoski 257-717, Bill Day 256-

716, John Maerz 246-707, and

Dennis Sattely 255-702.

Bill Zika, Kevin Jackson 300 at Wallington LanesCORAM, NY - Josh Nordstrom

found perfection in a 300 game

while bowling in the Monday

Night Toss Ups league at Coram

Country Lanes.

John Manley rolled a 247 game

and Ray Nethaway posted a 246

game.

John Sperone Blasted 300 at Lodi LanesLODI, NJ – Bowling in the Tuesday Night 4-man at

Lodi Lanes John Sperone found perfection in a 300

game and finished with a 761 series. High set for the

session was Randy Battistus tallying 267-269-278 for

his 814.

Adam DiLorenzo tossed a 289 game followed by

Jose Guzman rolling 280, Scott Dunning 279, Ed

Suscreba 257, Bobby Castillo 256-745, Mark Miller

268-745, Kwame Jackson 254, Viviany Tapia 257,

Justin Sloan 258, Kurt Gould 259-719, Jason Rooney

267, Alex Voorhees 258, Jeff DiDomenico 277, Ian

Kaufman 277, Brian Rudolph 257, Kevin Curran

277, Brian Masincup 267, and Billy Felde 278.

Rolling in the Wednesday Men's 820, John

Montagna hit 279, Bill McGuire 276, Chang Pang

269-721, and Ron DeLuca 772.

Chris Sytsma 811 at Circle Lanes

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eric

Samuelson blasted a 300 game in

the FixADent Auto Body League

at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Eric Cruz shot 248-263-724,

Mike Vlassanko 258-244-719,

Brian Dalauise 249-706, Julio

Montuluo 268-699, Ryan Friend

256-696, and Paul Sheirer 277.

In another session Walter

Kulpowsky shot 276-257-253-

786, Dennis Mazza 268-246-741,

Tom Magvone 269-715, Anthony

Jabaily 258-706, Mike

Mazzarappa 250-696, Ed Ellardi

252-692, and Ron Gaudio 243-

691.

Eric Samuelson 300 at Rab’s

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Jesper Svensson won his first PBA International Tourtitle collecting the hardware and cash in the 13th Kingdom

of Bahrain International Open.

James Nolan 300 at Rockville CentreROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

James Nolan blasted a 300 game

for a 726 series in the Sunday

Night Mixed League at Rockville

Centre Lanes.

Rich Rothmansky rolled 245-

247-247-739, Alan Ip 261-258-

730, Rob Isler 269-254-718,

Anthony Phillips 256, and Jason

Simonetti 235.



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WINNERS SELECTED IN BOWL FOR

THE CURE FABULOUS FOURARLINGTON, Texas – The winners have been determined in the Bowl

for the Cure® Fabulous Four essay contest, and the four women select-

ed soon will take part in the ultimate bowling experience that will cul-

minate at the 2015 United States Bowling Congress Women’s

Championships in Reno, Nevada.

Bowl for the Cure, a year-round fundraising initiative sponsored by

USBC in partnership with Susan G. Komen®, conducted the Fabulous

Four essay contest to raise awareness about breast cancer. The contest

was open to women who have been impacted by breast cancer and/or

have been involved in supporting the fight against breast cancer.

Tavawyaha Batts of Waldorf, Maryland, Angel Crosby of Garrett,Indiana, Chelsea Gilliam of Barbourville, Kentucky, and Anne Taku of

Santa Cruz, California, were chosen by a special selection panel that

included last year ’s Fabulous Four winners and Professional Women’s

Bowling Association spokesperson Kelly Kulick, along with Susan G.

Komen® and USBC staff.

All four women are breast cancer survivors. The selections of Crosby

and Gilliam were based on their personal experience with breast can-

cer, while Batts and Taku earned selection for meritorious service in

the fight against breast cancer.

The Fabulous Four’s ultimate bowling experience will take place in

April, as they head to the Dallas/Fort Worth area to begin their five-

day trip.

The journey will start with a tour of Komen headquarters in Dallas

and a special celebration dinner. They then will head to Arlington to

tour the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame and go the

International Training and Research Center, where they will be fitted

with new bowling balls and receive a lesson from Team USA membersand coaching staff.

The trip will continue with a flight to Reno and the start of the 2015

USBC Women’s Championships, where the Fabulous Four will be

honored before competing in the event.

Go to BOWL.com/FabulousFour to meet the winners and read their

stories.

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PHILADELPHIA YOUTH COACH

TO RECEIVE DAVID DAHMS AWARDARLINGTON, Texas – Barbara Council-Armstead of Philadelphia, a

United States Bowling Congress Silver coach who has been involved with

youth bowling for more than two decades, has been selected to receive the

2015 David Dahms Coach of the Year Award.

The award is named in honor of the coach who was instrumental in the

creation of the Junior Gold program. It recognizes a USBC-certified coach

who has been actively involved in a USBC Youth program and has

demonstrated outstanding commitment to coaching, sportsmanship and

knowledge of USBC Youth rules for the last seven or more years. The

International Bowling Campus Youth Committee selects the winner fromthose nominated.

“Gaining national recognition for a passion that has driven me for over

20 years acts to fuel my commitment for as long as there are youth

bowlers to serve,” Council-Armstead said. “I am honored that because of

coaching, I am helping to strengthen a program which provides a playing

field for elite and developing youth bowlers.”

Council-Armstead started and has coordinated a youth bowling league

at Erie Lanes for the last 20 years along with her husband, Donald, who

received the Dahms Award in 2010. She has been the youth director and

first vice president for the Southeast Pennsylvania USBC and has worked

with the Philadelphia High School Bowling Program as the program’s

assistant and as a coach.

On the national level, Council-Armstead was The National Bowling

Association’s youth program director for five years and started the annu-

al TNBA Youth Weekend, in which eight youth bowlers are invited to the

International Training and Research Center in Arlington to go through the

Team USA training program. She served on the USBC National YouthCommittee for four years and is a volunteer at the Junior Gold national

tournaments.

“I am humbled that because of receiving this award, my name will

always be associated with David Dahms’ vision,” Council-Armstead said.

“He and other noteworthy youth program advocates, such as former

YABA Executive Director Jim Zebehazy, should be commended for their

foresight when they planned for the future of our sport.”

Council-Armstead receives an expenses-paid trip to the USBC

Convention, set for April 27-30 in Omaha, Nebraska, where she will

receive the David Dahms Coach of the Year Award. BOWL.com will live

stream the awards presentations.

Go to BOWL.com/ScholarshipsAwards to learn more about awards for

adult youth leaders and scholarship opportunities for youth bowlers.

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FINAL

FRAMEThomas F. DeChalus

Tom DeChalus, the first and

only African-American

President of the American

Bowling Congress, died on

February 28 at the VA hospital

in Long Island after a hard bat-

tle with dialysis. He was 86years-old.

DeChalus was also President

of the Eastern Long Island

Bowling Association, and was

inducted into the ABC Hall of

Fame and was honored by the

Metropolitan Bowling Writers

Association with the Bill

Landgraf Award for distin-

guished service.

A veteran of World War II

DeChalus is also a decorated

member of the Fire

Department of New York, and

was an avid community

activist.

As a school teacher, coach,and director of the Long Island

Junior Bowling Association,

he was very instrumental, in

recruiting many youth to the

sport of bowling.

AT CORAM

COUNTRY LANES Joe Romanski 697 CORAM, NY - Joe Romanski

rolled a 697 series on games of 257,

247 and 191 in the Wednesday

Night Live. Will Risley tossed a

252 and Joe Roberts 245.

In the Tuesday Night MixedLeague Bobby Meltzer turned in a

269 game

Michael Mirabile 644CORAM, NY - Michael Mirabile

tallied a 644 series on games of

257, 187, and 200 in the Rolling

Thunder League. Thomas Lettich

hit 223-338-622, Matthew

Linbrunner 177, Meaghan

Linbrunner 169, Caity Capozucca

226, and Nicole Lettich 163.



March 25 - 31, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

G O O W L

Dave Rezes 689HOPELAWN, NJ – Dave Rezes led

the Friday Nite Mixed firing of 231-

246-212 for a high series of 689.

Kevin Eccleston rolled 248-231-

201-680, Miek Kelly 220-257-670,

and Kevin Cristi 227-233-652.

In the Avenel Youth Branden Barrese

234, Dylan Mackin 226, Anthony

Falcone 182, Ryan Soto 180.

Richard Rowley 686 HOPELAWN, NJ- Richard Rowley

led the Garden State Mixed firing

games of 257-266 for a 686.

Jose Medina rolled 208-244-224-

676, Fernando Dhea 232-20-631,

and Michael Ramer 246.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley rolled 191,

and Hugo Toro 171.

Frank Ciarkowski 664HOPELAWN, NJ- Frank

Ciarkowski led the scoring in the

Knights of Columbus League firing

246-205-213 for a high 664.

Mark Makwinski rolled 204-252-

204-660, Jack Masculin 232-203-

629, and Joe Gorssi 246.

Jeff Pasewark 654HOPELAWN, NJ – Jeff Pasewark

led the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League firing games of


Don M. Hellhake shot 216-235-

631, Don E. Hellhake 253-631, and

Jeff Kubinak 243.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League Carole Morgan shot 222,

and Char Martino 200.

Jason Strojny 646 HOPELAWN, NJ – Jason Strojny

topped the scoring in the Iselin AA

League firing games of 225-222 for

a high series of 646.

John Morgan rolled 256-633,

Darris Douma 267, Adam

Losquadro 219, and Rob Cruz 215.

Char Martino shot 200, Sharon

Bongik 182, and Joan Kelton 173

in the Wednesday Early Birds .

n the Federal Business Centers

League Dave Ryden rolled 240,

Chuck Mantione 216, and Tony

Kacmarsky 191.

Joey Gramiak 775HOPELAWN, NJ – Joey

Gramiak led the scoring in the

Goldstein & Hanel Doubles

League firing games of 242-268-

265 for a high series of 775.

Erica Perez rolled 220-213-276-

709, Steve Chiarella 265-223-

208-696, Dan Dunleavy 233-214-

242-689.

Tony Balletta 771HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony Balletta

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 278-246-247 for a

high series of 771.

Eric Brown rolled 236-241-267-

744, Glenn Mohr 228-233-267-

728, John Kertesz 212-268-234-

714, Patrick Plate 204-258-246-

708, and Pete Tirado 233-211-

259-703.

Tom Girdley 739HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Girdley

led the scoring in the Raritan Bay

Men’s League firing games of

247-223-269 for a high series of

739.

Dorien Soto rolled 225-265-246-

736, Glenn Mohr 259-215-246-

720, Ed Hayes, Jr. 246-216-248-

710, and CJ Galloza 236-215-

248-699.

Don Anione 738HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione

led the scoring in the His & Hers



Sal Angotti rolled 239-277-204-

720, Bill Smith 226-205-625,

Andy Shafer 235, Mary Ellen

Oehler 224, and Shelly Jacques

223.

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Brian Vicidomini 722HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian

Vicidomini led the scoring in the

Atlantic City Trios League firing

games of 255-243-224 for a high

series of 722.

Ralph Doerfler rolled 246-236-

233-715, Bill Venezia 224-629, and

Andrew Bock 224.

Pete Siarkiewicz 720HOPELAWN, NJ – Pete

Siarkiewicz led the scoring in the

Merck League firing games of 253-


Andrew Siarkiewicz rolled 236-

603, Kevin Sirk 225, John Strauss

247, and Bob McCracken 213.

Brian Petretta 716 HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian Petretta

led the scoring in the La Buona

Pizza League firing games of 246-


Doug Hemmings rolled 207-226-

214-647, Vinny R. Medvetz 214-

211-216-641, and John Baginsky,

Jr. 212-224-628.

Kyle Jannuzzi 699

HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle Jannuzziled the scoring in the Thursday Nite

Mixed League firing games of 205-


John Cestone rolled 227-236-651,

Vinny R. Medvetz 203-247-639,

and Mike Forrestal 223.

Larry Clarke 640HOPELAWN, NJ – Larry Clarke

paced the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of

213-223-204 for a high series of

640.

John Moffit hit 200-229, Basha

Miller 224, Richard McBurnie 222,

and Mark Lee 211.

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AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Sunil Kochar 756 FARMINGDALE, NY – Sunil

Kochar topped the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing

games of 261-259 for a high 756.

Evan Myers rolled 236-254-226-

716, Anthony Crocitto 279-255-

712, Wingo Hom 257-224, and

James Hood 254-254-679.

Mike Bagnato 704FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Bagnato led the Thursday Good

Timers League firing games of


Robert Grief shot 248-201-636,

Cliff Dowdican 221-200,

Bernadette Doherty 219, Steve

Butera 216-213-613, and Ken

Tamburrino and Scott Serrao 212.

In the Wednesday Party League

Scott Lyle shot 225, Brian Siemers

221, Robert Laurice 218-216, and

Nick Fazzolare and David Green

216.

John Tuechler 663FARMINGDALE, NY – John

Tuechler paced the scoring in the

Monday HS Practice League fir-

ing games of 254-238 for a high

series of 663.

Nicholas Mencarelli shot 238,

Emily McLaughlin 232, Won Han

227, Isaiah Adams-Hunter 223,

and Maria Lucente 219.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Nicholas Fina shot 213,and Travis Gangale 182.

Michael Graston rolled 188 in the

Saturday St. Martin’s Seniors

League.

Emily Dean rolled 212,

Samantha Ng 205, and Diamond

Hunter and Carly Licht 202 in the

Saturday St. Mar tins’ Major

League.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Louis Gravino shot 216,

and Ral ph Lindgrean 206-204.

LODI, NJ - The Stan Niemiec

Youth Travel League visited Lodi

Lanes with its young players

blasting ten “600s” and thirty-

eight deuces. Three of the four

top scorers deliver two-hand

power shots with Bergenfield

senior Greg Khan triple deuce

264-206-217-687, a set matched

by PCTI junior Anthony Rizzo’strio of “200s”, 244-210-233-687

and Lyndhurst senior Jordan

Lopez 267-203-651.

DePaul senior Joe Malyack

proved one can be potent with a

standard one-hand punch, crush-

ing the plastic-coats with yet

another triple deuce 213-257-

203-673. Khan’s numbers, with

the aid of two-time North Jersey

Bowler of the Year Dana-Marie

Laloo’s 235, were enough to

carry Bowler City III past

Boonton, 4-3. Boonton respond-

ed in the finale with a huge 991,

earning the quartet three points

by finishing with a seven-pinhigher pinfall than BC III.

Peter Hancock 219-193 and

Sean McGuire 197-191 sparked

the Boonton comeback. Rizzo’s

stellar threesome, Paramus

Catholic sophomore Kristen

Kane’s breakthrough 227-223-

632, the season’s third best girls

set, and James Kane’s 245 were

more than sufficient firepower to

prope l leagu e-leading Bowler

City I to a sweep of Montvale,

2897-2690. Leading scorers for

Montvale were Matt Russell 221-

193, Henry Tipping 200 andChris Torres 189. Lopez com-

bined with Haley Hassan 225,

Donovan Battistus 192 and an

improving Jenai Bacote 181 to

salvage three points from Fair

Lawn in the afternoon’s closest

match, 2905-2851. Fair Lawn

escaped with the first two games

as anchor Steve Plaszky lit up the

leader-board with the session’s

other triple deuce 224-212-200-

636. Adding to Fair Lawn’s flur-

ry of “200s” were Matt Myers

233-205, Madison Perry 222 and

Tyler Nappi 201.

Mentioned earlier, Joe

Malyack’s 673 ignited HolidayII’s offense as Indian Hills’ jun-

ior Craig Oriente fired 220-198-

200-618 and Ramsey sophomore

Devin Crowley 199-192 in a

2984-2874 victory over Lodi.

Lodi earning its two points with

an electric 1036-1028 triumph,

punctuated by Chris Navarro’s

253 and Brandon Voorhees’ 213,

also rolling well in the match was

Lodi’s Steve Kropilak with 225-

196.

In other encounters, Bowler

City II shocked Holiday I, 2821-

2744, coming away with threeclose wins. Southpaw Matt

Burzynski’s 199-212-236-647

led the victors with help from

Dean Edwards 200 and George

Held 200. Holiday I put up some

fine numbers as well with Ryan

McGuire 237-223-626, Frank

Magyar 223, David Neil 218 and

Nick Cilento 202-193. T-Bowl

earned two points from the

vacancy behind Wayne Valley

sophomore Nick Lepri 196.

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Greg Havas 279MADISON, NJ – Greg Havas led

the scoring in the Morris County

Police & Fire League firing a high

game of 279.

Frank Harvey shot 270, Jake Bird

257-675, Tom Schneyer 693, Bob

Newell 664, and Patty Hanlein

237.

Jack Vandermealen 690

MADISON, NJ – Jack Vandermealen led the scoring in

the Diggers Junior/Major League

firing a high game of 279 and a

high series of 690.

Evan Weinberg hit 247-668, Tom

Guider 225, and Lauren Potechin 209.

Brian Klein 691MADISON, NJ – Brian Klein led

the scoring in the Livingston

Business Men’s Leugue firing a

265 game for a high series of 691.

Scott Nelson shot 259-663, Greg

Vogler 249, and Victor Petra 655.

In the Monday Night Ladies

League Jodi Belli shot 229, Alice

Bednarik 214, and Sue Berg 190.

Scott Harwood 245MADISON, NJ – Scott Harwood

paced the scoring in the Tuesday

400 Doubles League firing a high

game of 245.

Eric Doherty shot 243, and Dave

Hanft 234.

Evan Weinberg 268MADISON, NJ – Evan Weinberg

led the scoring in the

Diggers/Junior Major League fir-

ing a high game of 268 and a high

series of 641.

Tim Bearty shot 256, Chris

Moran 231, and Ashley Smith

220.

Dan Smith 267

MADISON, NJ – Dan Smith ledthe scoring in the Pharma Plus

League firing a high game of 267.

Wayne Hartwig shot 256, Russ

White 241, and Marcia Craig 210.

Bryan Katz 678MADISON, NJ – Bryan Katz

paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing a


Jon Russo rolled 257-677, Tony

Evans 248, Dawn Gammon 233,

and Patty Hanlein 211.

Ed Mlynarczyk 247 MADISON, NJ – Ed Mlynarzyk

rolled 247, AJ Clark 245, Bob

Herring 233, and Marcia Craig204 in the Pharma Plus League.

Alice Bednarik 242MADISON, NJ – Alice Bednarik

rolled 242, Jodi Belli 213, and

Carolyn Paddack 189 in the

Monday Night Ladies League.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Pat Zenker 760ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Pat

Zenker topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League blast-

ing games of 279-236-245 for a

high series of 760.

Alex Bogolubsky shot 279, Chris

Lucchese 258-247-730, Arthur

O’Connor 268-235-691, and John

Hodge 258-247-682.

Frank Cimino 721ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Frank Cimino led the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League rolling games of


Al Fabiano shot 267-236-685,

Kyle Smith 258-256-685, Ed

Graeff 245-221-679, and Tom

Koukolas 258-209-665.

Ray Brooks 696 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ray

Brooks led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League

firing games of 258-237 for a high

series of 696.

Tony Depperman rolled 259-249-

691, James Laurita 246-243-676,

and Les Forrai 237-228-668.

John LaBau 693ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John LaBau led the scoring in the

Bowl N’Cruise League firing

games of 269-214-210 for a highseries of 693.

Jay Beller rolled 241-213-227-

681, Richard McCarthy 267-224-

686, and Pat Zenker 248-217-646.

William Collier 676 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

William Collier led the scoring in

the Thursday Senior Birds League

firing games of 245-225 for a high

series of 676.

Ben Everson rolled 243-225-676,

Charles Johnson 246, Roberto

DeGuzman 245, and Aubrey

Pereira 242.

Robert Picard 672ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Picard led the scoring in the

Wednesday Senior Doubles League


high series of 672.

Stan Rosadio shot 255-222-671,

Jerry George 264-669, and Aubrey

Pereira 259.

Maria Lucente 639ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Maria Lucente led the scoring in

the Saturday Scholarship League


high series of 639.

Gregory Schultz rolled 237-212-

632, Robert Wright 265, and

Andrew Feminelia 227.

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ARLINGTON, Texas –

Christopher Kenny of

Garnerville, New York, has been

selected to receive the 2015

United States Bowling Congress

Annual Zeb Scholarship.

The award recipient must be a

USBC Youth member who is a

junior or senior in high school,

has strong academic success andhas given back to their communi-

ty through service. The winner is

selected by the International

Bowling Campus Youth

Committee.

“I am honored and excited to

have been chosen as this year’s

Annual Zeb Scholarship winner,”

Kenny said. “It is a humbling

feeling to have been selected with

the criteria of being a young

bowler, working hard academi-

cally and giving back to my com-

munity through service. These

are three very important parts of

my life.”

Kenny is a senior at North

Rockland High School and has

taken Advanced Placement cours-

es in physics, literature and com-

posi tion, world his tory and

American history. He has

received several scholastic hon-ors, is a member of the National

Honor Society and has a 4.3

grade-point average based on a

4.0 scale.

He is a member of the Academic

League, Alternative Energy Club,

Drama Society, New York State

Math League and Science

Olympiad.

Much of his community service

has been through Teens

Connected by Christ, his youth

group at church, where he has

been involved in the planning and

leadership of the group for more

than two years, and as an Eagle

Scout. He has more than 200

hours of community service with

Teens Connected by Christ that

included the Breakfast Run and

Midnight Run programs, trips into

New York City to deliver food and

clothing to the homeless.His Eagle Scout project was the

renovation and organization of a

room at Immaculate Conception

Parish that was allocated to the

Midnight Run program.

As the Annual Zeb Scholarship

winner, Kenny will receive a

$2,500 scholarship and an

expenses-paid trip to the awards

ceremony that will be held in

conjunction with the 2015 Junior

Gold Championships, set for July

11-17 in Dupage County, Illinois.

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AT RABS COUNTRY LANES Ryan Friend 740STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ryan

Friend topped the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 255-257 for a high

series of 740.

Tommy Barnes rolled 259-276-

738, Eugene Cruz 248-268-735,

Steve DeMaria 258-720, Bob Suhr

265-713, Tommy Dinardo 247-

712, and Nick Conti 243-683.

Willy App 728STATEN ISLAND, NY – Willy

App led the scoring in the Michael

Carbonaro Mixed League firing a


Fernan Handog shot 290-719,

Bob Jacobson 258-718, Justin

Andrews 266-716, John Lyons

248-698, Rob Butler, Jr. 254-695,

and Al Calato 248-681.

Jonathan Petrizzi 655STATEN ISLAND, NY –

Jonathan Petrizzi led the scoring

in the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers



Marisa Clinton rolled 267-648,

Zachary Siegel 228-239-639,

Danielle Wysoko 216-204-213-

633, Eric Lapizzi 221-204-207-

632, and Brad Calandrillo 208-

231-629.

Natalie Steinfeld 636 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Natalie

Steinfeld led the scoring in the

Gennaros Ladies Classic League

rolling a high game of 224 and a

high series of 636.

Susan Dalton rolled 220-245-622, Donna Zajac 244-613, Dotty

Belantoni 216, and Adrienne

Paccione 211.

In the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers

League Nick Siegel rolled 235-

234, AJ Miceli 225, Eric Capizzi

211-211, Daniel Dolce 219, and

Christian DeVito 210.

NEW YORK YOUTH BOWLER IS ANNUAL

ZEB SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

Mach 25 - 31, 2015 Sports Reporter

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