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Danielle McEwan Won Nationwide PWBA Rochester Open Michael Walsh Blasted 300-835
By Matt Cannizzaro PWBA offering and a 7-10 split on the
PLANO, Texas After falling fill ball after the spare. That gave At Farmingdale Lanes
short in two recent opportunities Pluhowsky, a 35-year-old left- FARMINGDALE, NY - Michael game for a high series of 835.
to win the third title of her hander, the opportunity to win her Walsh earned top honors in the Michael Bagnato shot 247, Brian
Professional Womens Bowling first official PWBA Tour title Thursday Goodtimers League at Beale 235-221 and Dale Alberino
Association Tour career, Danielle with two strikes and one pin. Farmingdale Lanes blasting a 300 231.
McEwan of Stony Point, New The 17-time Team USA veteran
York, finally was able to find the threw the first shot for a strike. Willie Fessler, Shaun Berkowsky
winners circle in the last stan- But, she nicked the ball return
dard event of the 2017 season. cover on her second shot, and, Hit 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
The 25-year-old right-hander instead of stopping, she continued ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Both Jim McGlynn and John
topped fellow Team USA mem- and left the 2-4 combination, Both Willie Fessler and Shaun Maglio bolwed a 267 game, and
ber Shannon Pluhowsky of allowing McEwan to win on the Berkowsky bowled a 300 game in both John Tinghitlla and Evan
Dayton, Ohio, 226-224, to win bench. the Wednesday Night Mixed Rudolfsky each bowled a 257
the 2017 Nationwide PWBA I was pretty much down the League at Maple Lanes RVC. game.
Rochester Open. whole match, but I tried to be
In the see-saw match, PWBA photo optimistic after throwing the best

Pluhowsky jumped out to an early

Champion Danielle McEwan
shots I could in the 10th frame,
Mike Brooks Rolled 286
lead with four strikes in her first five frames, but a said McEwan, who won one title in each of the last At Ocean Lanes
missed 10 pin in the sixth frame shifted the momen- two seasons (2015 and 2016). Its never a good feel- LAKEWOOD, NJ - Mike Brooks In the High Hopes League
tum in McEwans favor. ing to sit down knowing its in the other players led the scoring in the Get in the Lorraine Ernest hit 236, and
McEwan answered with strikes in frames seven hands, especially at this level. I absolutely expected Game League firing a high game Rosemary Spatarella 200.
through nine, and Pluhowsky struck in the eighth and her to throw great shots in that situation, but I was of 286. Harry Clayton shot a 205 game in
ninth frames to set up the 10th frame most bowlers fortunate to come away with the win. Matt Clark shot 279, Allan Bank, the Greenbriar Thursday Handicap
dream of getting the chance to deliver in the final Jordan Malizia, and Mark Kirsten League.
frame to win a professional title. See McEWAN Page 4 278, and Joe Lockhart 266.
McEwan finished first, leaving a 10 pin on her first

Rhino Page Ends Title Slump with PBA Xtra Frame Kenn-Feld Classic Victory;
EJ Tackett Captures PBA Xtra Frame Storm Cup
By Bill Vint - PBA
COLDWATER, Ohio Rhino Page of Orlando, Fla.,
defeated rookie Chris Via of Springfield, Ohio, 190-
173, to win his first Professional Bowlers
Association singles title in seven years in the PBA
Xtra Frame Kenn-Feld Group Classic at Pla-Mor
Lanes.
Earlier in the event, EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind.,
clinched the PBA Xtra Frame Storm Cup title in a
finale without much drama.
The Kenn-Feld Classic championship match
reflected the challenging scoring environment,
where strings of strikes were rare and spares were at a premi-
um. Via, the tournament leader coming into the title match, left
a 2-10 split and opened in the first frame. Page returned the
favor, leaving a 3-7-9 split and opening in the sixth frame.
After a ball change that resulted in a cross-over strike, Page
tacked on another for the only double of match, taking a six-pin
lead. Via then left a 4-9 split in the ninth and opened again.
Needing a double in the 10th to force Page to mark in his final
frame, the former Notre Dame College two-handed player got
the first strike but not the second.
All Page needed was seven pins to end his title slump, and he
threw a strike to lock up his fifth career title.
I cant even catch my breath, Page said. It feels so won-
derful, I cant even describe it. I cant thank the guys who
helped me keep my head up the past seven years.
I think (Pla-Mor Lanes) is a place that shows its not
always about the (lane conditioning) pattern, but the
playing surface as well. Its not like there were a lot of
strikes to be had, so I relied on my spare game, and that
was the key.
In the opening match, Jason Sterner of Rockledge, Fla.,
struck on five of his first six shots and held a 36-pin lead,
but lost his momentum when he left a 4-7-10 split and
opened in the seventh frame. Given an opening, Joe
Bailey, a 35-year-old veteran of PBA Central Region
competition with one title, responded with a double, but need-
ing another double in the 10th frame, he left the 3-4-6-7 split
and opened. Sterner won, 209-179, but Bailey recorded his
highest finish (fourth place) in 39 national tour events.
See PBA XTRA FRAME Page 4
2 SPORTS REPORTER October 11 - 17, 2017
Champions Named at 2017 Bowling.com Youth Open Championships.
U20 Team
By Aaron Smith - IBC Jersey, and Andrew Orf of OFallon, Illinois,
Scratch Team Michiana Take 2 (Jordan Shepherd, Grant Oehler, Kevin McCune, Ryan Winters), Livonia, Mich., 2,705
ARLINGTON, Texas United States Bowling also recorded perfect games at the 2017 Youth Handicap Team Florida (Brendan Carney, Janie Rice, Alexandra Prete, Derrick Wilson Jr.), Jacksonville Beach, Fla., 2,863
Congress Youth members from across the Open. Bowling.com awarded a $100 scholar- U20 Doubles
country have been recognized as champions ship for each perfect game rolled at the Youth Scratch Keri Ladigo, Andover, Kan./Devin Klotz, Columbia, Mo., 1,474
based on their performance at the 2017 Open. Handicap Keri Ladigo, Andover, Kan./Devin Klotz, Columbia, Mo., 1,582
Girls Scratch Olivia Farwell, Elizabethtown, Pa./Alexis Neuer, Lewisburg, Pa., 1,310
Bowling.com Youth Open Championships. In the U15 division, Amanda Naujokas of
Girls Handicap Victoria McManning, Clearwater, Fla./Jennah Lilly, St. Petersburg, Fla., 1,477
The 2017 event was held at Game of Mentor
Ronkonkoma, New York, claimed titles in U20 Singles
in Mentor, Ohio. Bowlers competed for titles
three of four events at Game of Mentor. Boys Scratch Brent Boho, Colgate, Wis., 786
in four-player team, doubles, singles and all-
Naujokas, the 2015 U12 Junior Gold cham- Boys Handicap Rob Hulse, Colts Neck, N.J., 831
events competition in four age-based divisions
pion, won the girls doubles title with Paige Girls Scratch Jenna Lemke, Delmar, N.Y., 720
Girls Handicap Skylar Smith, New Milford, Conn., 788
20-and-under, 15-and-under, 12-and-under,
Boyd of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, with a 1,299
U20 All-Events
10-and-under with separate divisions fortotal. She also collected wins in singles (716) Boys Scratch Ryan Winters, Livonia, Mich., 2,133
boys and girls. There also were optional hand-
and all-events (1,891). Boys Handicap Rob Hulse, Colts Neck, N.J., 2,361
icap divisions in each event and age division.
Both 2017 U12 Junior Gold winners, Girls Scratch Tori Pappas, Columbus, Ohio, 2,045
Ryan Winters of Livonia, Michigan, suc-Brandon Bohn of Jackson, New Jersey, and Girls Handicap Annika Conrey, Mechanicsburg, Pa., 2,171
U15 Team
cessfully defended a pair of titles at the Youth
Karina Capron of Fremont, Nebraska, also
Scratch 3rd Tim3s A Charm (Ryan Taylor, Justin Bohn, Cameron Hurwitz, Brandon Hyska), Jackson, N.J., 2,569
Open Championships in 2017 to highlight recorded U12 victories at the Youth Open dur- Handicap Unicans (Shawn Middaugh, Kennedy Middaugh, Lexia Nix, Tyler Renner), Jamestown, N.D., 2,772
action in the U20 division. ing their time in the Cleveland area. U15 Doubles
Winters, who earned a spot on Junior Team Bohn helped Dream Team of Jackson, New Scratch Ty Collalti, Freeport, Ill./Cameron Tyler, Roscoe, Ill., 1,368
USA 2018 based on his performance at the Jersey, to the team title (2,178) and also Handicap Shawn Middaugh, Jamestown, N.D./Tyler Renner, Grand Forks, N.D., 1,510
Girls Scratch Paige Boyd, Lebanon, Pa./Amanda Naujokas, Ronkonkoma, N.Y., 1,299
2017 Junior Gold Championships presented earned the boys all-events win with a 1,869
Girls Handicap Erica Dugan, Farmingdale, N.J./Gianna Bamonte, Manalapan, N.J., 1,501
by the Brands of Ebonite International, helped
total. U15 Singles
Livonias Team Michiana Take 2 to the team Capron teamed with Keira Magsam of Boys Scratch Ambrose Shirk, Fredericksburg, Pa., 705
title for the second consecutive year with a
Gretna, Nebraska, to claim the girls doubles Boys Handicap Matthew Xiques, Beachwood, N.J., 800
2,705 total, and his overall effort over nine
title with a score of 1,240. Magsam also Girls Scratch Amanda Naujokas, Ronkonkoma, N.Y., 716
Girls Handicap Erica Dugan, Farmingdale, N.J., 810
games pushed him to the U20 boys all-events
would earn the top spot in girls all-events with
U15 All-Events
title with a 2,133 tally. 1,736. Boys Scratch Ty Collalti, Freeport, Ill., 2,096
Winters successfully defended the team title
Gianna Brandolino of Joliet, Illinois, collect- Boys Handicap Kyle Johns, Jacksonville, Fla., 2,304
alongside Jordan Shepherd and Grant Oehler,
ed a win in each U10 event, which included Girls Scratch Amanda Naujokas, Ronkonkoma, N.Y., 1,891
while Kevin McCune joined the quartet in helping EYT Phenoms of Schaumburg, Girls Handicap Gianna Bamonte, Manalapan, N.J., 2,293
U12 Team
2017. Illinois, to the team title with a 2,065 total. She
Scratch Dream Team (Micah Voorhis, Tommy San Filippo, Andrew Kline, Brandon Bohn), Jackson, N.J., 2,178
Tori Pappas of Columbus, Ohio, rolled one
paired with Abigail Starkey of Schaumburg to Handicap Hawaii Bowlers (Noah Akiona, Shaine Fujii, Chaysen Pojas, Samantha Kanehailua), Waimanalo, Hawaii, 2,725
of the tournaments three perfect games on her
win girls doubles (949) and recorded wins in U12 Doubles
way to the U20 girls all-events win with agirls singles and girls all-events with scores of Scratch Noah Akiona, Waimanalo, Hawaii/Shaine Fujii, Honolulu, 1,263
2,045 total. 566 and 1,572, respectively. Handicap Noah Akiona, Waimanalo, Hawaii/Shaine Fujii, Honolulu, 1,548
Girls Scratch Keira Magsam, Gretna, Neb./Karina Capron, Fremont, Neb., 1,240
Louie Folgore of Monroe Township, New In all, more than 230 teams and nearly 1,150 Girls Handicap Keira Magsam, Gretna, Neb./Karina Capron, Fremont, Neb., 1,501
bowlers competed in the U12 Singles

Sports Reporter
2017 event in hopes of Boys Scratch Edward Pietrasz, Dryden, N.Y., 628
taking home scholar- Boys Handicap Zachary Morris, Cleveland, 770
ship money. Girls Scratch Melia Mitskavich, Dubois, Pa., 588
Editor/Publisher Dan McDonough The 2018
Girls Handicap Rebecca Rubach, West Bend, Wis., 721
U12 All-Events
Technology Editorial Assistants Bowling.com Youth Boys Scratch Brandon Bohn, Jackson, N.J., 1,869
Hank Allen Immaculatta DElia Open Championships Boys Handicap Noah Akiona, Waimanalo, Hawaii, 2,263
will head to Cityview Girls Scratch Keira Magsam, Gretna, Neb., 1,736
Contributing Writers Girls Handicap Keira Magsam, Gretna, Neb., 2,150
Lanes in Fort Worth,
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough Texas. The tournament
U10 Team
Scratch EYT Phenoms (Abigail Starkey, Landin Jordan, Griffin Jordan, Gianna Brandolino), Schaumburg, Ill., 2,065
For information regarding advertising, dates will be July 12- Handicap EYT Phenoms (Abigail Starkey, Landin Jordan, Griffin Jordan, Gianna Brandolino), Schaumburg, Ill., 2,872
13, 20-22 and 28-29. U10 Doubles
subscriptions, or editorial content write to: The Youth Open is a Scratch Jack Tebeau, Fairfield, Conn./Camden Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 1,024
E-mail: SportsReporter1940@gmail.com non-qualifying tourna- Handicap Ronald Brahmer II/Dustin Barbara, South Lyon, Mich., 1,475
Girls Scratch Abigail Starkey, Schaumburg, Ill./Gianna Brandolino, Joliet, Ill., 949
Or Dan at: mcdonough1@aol.com ment open to any Girls Handicap Abigail Starkey, Schaumburg, Ill./Gianna Brandolino, Joliet, Ill., 1,357
USBC Youth member.
Sports Reporter The event is held in the
U10 Singles
Boys Scratch Camden Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 618
P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 same city as the Junior Boys Handicap Camden Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 792
Girls Scratch Gianna Brandolino, Joliet, Ill., 566
Gold Championships to
201)865-5363 allow youth bowlers
Girls Handicap Gianna Brandolino, Joliet, Ill., 776
U10 All-Events
the opportunity to Boys Scratch Camden Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 1,655
compete in each Boys Handicap Donavan Rhee, Fort Mill, S.C., 2,194
event. Girls Scratch Gianna Brandolino, Joliet, Ill., 1,572
Girls Handicap Gianna Brandolino, Joliet, Ill., 2,202
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McEWAN
Continued from Page 1
When McEwan qualified for the championship round
of the PWBA Rochester Open, it was the third show
she made in as many weeks and her fourth of the sea-
son.
She suffered a couple of disappointing losses in the
finals of the PWBA Orlando Open and PWBA St.
Petersburg-Clearwater Open, where she finished third
and fourth, respectively, and she entered the finals of
the Rochester event motivated to end the streak on a
positive note.
The win earned McEwan $10,000 and a spot in the
season-ending Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship
in Richmond, Virginia, a 16-player invitation-only
event she won in 2015 for her first title. The tourna-
ment will include the winners and top point-earners
from the 2017 PWBA Tour season.
Pluhowsky earned her spot in the title match of the
Rochester Open with a 254-181 win against fellow
southpaw Kristina Szczerbinski of North Tonawanda,
New York, a former collegiate standout at the
University of Maryland Eastern Shore, who was mak-
ing her first PWBA television appearance.
In the three seasons of the relaunched PWBA Tour,
Pluhowsky has made nine championship-round
appearances but continues to fall short on TV. She does
have two major victories, the 2006 United States
Bowling Congress Queens and the 2014 Bowling
Proprietors Association of America All-Star, but an
official PWBA win has eluded her.
I bowled two good games on TV this time, and I feel
like Im getting closer, but it just hasnt happened yet,
said Pluhowsky, who had three runner-up finishes in
2016. I had a lot of fun out there, and I threw some
really good shots. The result may have been disap-
pointing, but I can see a lot of progress, too. You cant
learn if youre not there, so Ill keep doing everything
I can to get into that position.
Although Pluhowsky hasnt won a title in 2017, her
consistent performance earned her enough points to
qualify for the PWBA Tour Championship, where
shell have one more opportunity to win.
In the opening game of the PWBA Rochester Open
stepladder, Szczerbinski tossed four strikes in her first
five frames to build a lead Colombias Clara Guerrero
could not overcome.
Although Guerrero, a PWBA major champion, start-
ed the match with two strikes, she was unable to knock
down more than eight pins on her first shot the rest of
the way, allowing Szczerbinski to notch her first TV
win, 201-149.
All qualifying and match-play rounds of the
Nationwide PWBA Rochester Open were held at
Rochesters AMF Gates Lanes. The championship
round was held at Plano Super Bowl in conjunction
with the live finals of the 2017 U.S. Womens Open.
For more information on the PWBA Tour, visit
PWBA.com.
PBA XTRA FRAME
Continued from Page 1
PBA Commissioner Tom Clark, Storm President
PBA photo
Dave Symes and Champion EJ Tackett
Sterner quickly became a victim of the challenging
scoring environment in the semifinal match, dropping a
214-168 decision to Page, who started with a spare and
three strikes, and stayed out of trouble the rest of the
game to earn his shot at the title.
The Xtra Frame Kenn-Feld Classic was the final tour-
nament in the seven-event PBA Xtra Frame Storm Cup
series that awarded $50,000 in bonus prizes to the five
points leaders, including $20,000 to Tackett as the
points champion. Tackett came into Coldwater with a
nine-point lead in the Storm Cup race, and picked up
two more points with his 19th place finish.
As a testament to the difficulty of the event, Tackett
had the highest finish among the four players who had
a mathematical chance to win the Cup, but the other
three failed to gain any ground. Because only the top 20
finishers in each tournament earn Storm Cup points,
Englands Dom Barrett, who finished 65th; Marshall
Kent of Yakima, Wash., who finished 58th, and Dick
Allen of Columbia, S.C., who finished 76th in
Coldwater, failed to win a point. Regardless, Barrett
held on to second place for a $10,000 bonus, Kent
wound up in a tie with Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill.,
who finished sixth in Coldwater, for third place ($7,500
each) and Allen earned $5,000 for fifth place in the
points race.
The entire Xtra Frame Tour and Storm Cup series
was live streamed on PBAs online bowling channel,
Xtra Frame.
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MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Nicholas Piomeli 777
HOPELAWN, NJ - Nicholas Piomelli topped the scoring in the
Thursday Night Mixed League firing games of 289-223-265 for a high
series of 777.
Terry Carothers hit 221, and Kurt Moszkowski 215.
Jason Gomez 762
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Gomez topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Mens League blasting games of 258-237-267 for a high series of 762.
Glenn Mohr rolled 279-257-219-755, Gary Toth 267-246-203-716, Ed
Bulkilvish 265-225-200-690, and Steve Venito 258-258-685.
Glenn Mohr 760
HOPELAWN, NJ - Glenn Mohr topped the scoring in the Middlesex
County Classic League blasting games of 258-37-265 for a high series
of 760.
Dave Sabin rolled 244-258-239-741, John Roam 248-231-258-737,
Vinny Medvetz 212-259-247-718, Jay Gomez 245-213-258-716,
Anthony Serignese 253-230-229-712, and Ryan Poli 200-223-289-712.
Jason Gomez 747
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Gomez led the scoring in the Premiere Pro
Shop Sunday Trios League blasting games of 289-201-257 for a high
series of 747.
John Roam rolled 227-258-224-709, Dave Sabin 207-247-253-707,
and Michael Morris, Jr. 248-268-693.
In the Winter Senior Citizens League Fernando Chea shot 216.
Mike Dinaburg 662
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Dinaburg rolled 215-235-212-662, Nick
Biamonte 261-212-653, and K.C. Cabonilas 236-621 in the Don E.
Hellhake Memorial League.
Bill Hoese 659
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Hoese paced the scoring in the Wednesday
Night Trios League rolling games of 247-226 for a high series of 659.
Phil Okner shot 214-216, and Justin Munice and Mike Kelly 216.

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6 SPORTS REPORTER
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Morris Hills Mixed: Manny Barroqueiro 183-463,
Bill Hamilton 158-441, Barry Webb 156-456, Beth
Williams 195-485, Virginia Murphy 157-415, VIolet
Indyk 147-388, Bob McClughan 176-450, and Joyce
Brokling 159-450.
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe D'Agnostino 215-641, Stuart
Gomer 213-571, Morris Horowitz 213-612, Mary
Ann Verderber 189-429, Bernadette Memolo 172-
429, Helen Loverro 164-417, Morris Hororiwz 257-
Greenbriar Seniors: Alex Dalmedo 187-538, John
Uffer 183-520, Joe Cropanese 183-437, Audrewy
Curlo 148-413, Pat Cropanese 142-397, and Hedy
Knight 138.
Spanish American Mixed: Dave Katz 269-770, Bill
Vamos 213-594, and Jose Acevedo 212-571.
Strikes and Spares: Tom Lindow 244-565, John
Scott 236-564, Tim Bender 216-636, Sue
Dombrowski 202-530, Tina McGrath 182, Rachel
October 11 - 17, 2017
Jack Jackson 300,
Gary Bondarchuk 803 at Howell
Howell, NJ- Jack Jackson opened the session with a 300 game, while
super sub, Gary Bondarchuk started with a 289, 278 and 236 for 803, the
first 800 of the season.
Other big series were Jackson 760, Mark Toth 755, Mike Fogarty 749,
Jimmy Steffan III 734, and Mike Valanzano 727.

696, Stuart Gomer 224-624, and Kathy Ingenito 176-
456.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Eddie Acevedo 256-
679, PJ Adams 246-696, Rob Ewaskiew 235-652,
Wanted
West 181-489, AJ Cullen 228-604, Tim Bender 226-
590, and Sue Dobbrinsky 191-520.
Rockaway Women: Carol Scheu 195-508, Annette 

Jarvis Goldberry 235, Lynne Coleman 222-571,
Michelle DeVries 210-606, Regina Nataluk 209, Dot
Newsome 203-525, Jeff Morin 279-748, Daniel
Rossi 192-480, Diana Arvidson 189-471, Tammy
Baldwin 184-495, Susan Chillemi 184-495, Tina
Pin Chaser Brunswick A-2 Machines

Richardson 168-467, Pat Somers 168, Beverly Koval
Alpaugh Jr. 269, Eddie Acevedo 258, Sue Dobrinksy
214-572, and Lynne Coleman 208-582.
Rockaway Trios: Tom Jordan 280-718, Chris
Systsma 278-750, Mike Kavanaugh 267, Larry
Gonnello 259-689, Chris Byrnes 258, Jen Drury 225-
576, Nidia Haneveld 212-609, Dori Tinogli 188-543,
and Donna Ratta 157-453.
Chester Men: Ben Schell 287-701, Tony Annibale
268-741, Stephan Szardenings 267-706, Steve Baiard
249-610, Harry Wright 244, Charlie Tredway Sr. 240,
Patrick Lyness 214-562, Robert Sarafin 214, and
Rony Alpaugh 206.
Monday Night Mixed: Stuart Gomer 258-686, Cal
Roth 256, Glen Malmstone 245-640, Shelly
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Richard But 289
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Richard But bowled a
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Dwight Flowers 278
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Ray Brooks 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Ray Brooks bowled a
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Night Mixed League.
Joe LaSpina 264
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215-686, Butch Council Jr 246-635, Kathy Taylor 256-625, Tony Taylor
215-235-221-671, Twone Williams 257, Mel Chandler 244-671, Micki
Stewart 209-264-672, and Will Watson 259-239-694.

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8 SPORTS REPORTER October 11 - 17, 2017
Tappan Zee Senior Matt Russell Tops Youth Travelers AT JERSEY LANES
By Vince Albrecht 246], assisted by Jared Duncan 219-233, Rachel
The young travelers contesting in week one of the Stan Duncan 225 and Michael Milligan 217-193. Charlie Dekowski 288 James Roundtree 268,
Niemiec Youth Traveling League wasted little time best- In another high-scoring affair, Bowler City I rolled LINDEN, NJ - Charlie Dekowski Jan Markowycz 268
ing last seasons high scores in five categories: team [4 well over their averages from last season in recording rolled 288, Ryan Cooper 279, LINDEN, NJ - James Roundtree
players] scratch game 1016, team scratch series 2834, the mornings high handicap threesome of 3268, sweep- Clint Ward 278, Henry Slaughter and Jan Markowycz each rolled a
team handicap game 1146, team handicap series ing past a strong Hi-Tor I squad which shot a scratch 269, and Kevin Mack 268 in the high game of 268 in the Union
3268 and boys three-game scratch set 801. Matching 2636 threesome. Pounding the pins for BC I were: Friday Nite Hdcp League.
last years 300 perfectos from Alex McGuire and Arielle Wallace 627 [242-201], Victoria Vucak 625 County Mixed League.
Nicholas Varano was Tappan Zee senior Matt Russell. [222-215], Patrick Kane 603 [226-194] and John Behr
Pete Sosa 280 Will Topacio shot 243,and
Bowling for the Montvale quartet, the cool anchor 555; scorching the lanes for Hi-Tor were North LINDEN, NJ - Pete Sosa led the Tommy Monaco and Wayne
fired eighteen strikes from frame one before being Rockland HS sophomore Nicholas Varano 727 [245- scoring in the Latinos Unidos Hunter 237.
stopped with the 4-7 in the seventh frame of game two. 213-269], 12-year-old Dylan Bulusan 702 [257-259], League blasting a high game of
Finishing with 245-256, Matts 801 marked the first Alish Khan 620 [193-221-206] and Tappan Zee junior 280. Mitch Sacks 268
800 set since 2013-14 when Glen Rock senior Jake Vincent Avallone 224. Matthew Kolfi shot 247, Tariq LINDEN, NJ - Mitch Sacks rolled
Rollins rattled the plastic-coats with a record-setting 836. In the sessions tightest match, Lodi took seven of nine Wilson 244, and Kookie Perez 268, Bobby Sach 258, Vin
This weeks action saw the Stan Niemiec youthful points from T-Bowl, 2919-2878, capturing the opener 234. Stanziale 254, and Brandon Sach
keglers exploding for thirty-seven 200+ games and by six pins and the finale by thirty-six after dropping Yolanda Willis 268
thirteen 600+ sets, impressive indeed. game two by a single stick. High on the pair was T-
and Luis Torres 247 in the
Russells Montvale teammates ripped the maples mer- Bowls Tom Luchetta 619 [222-226] followed by Lodis LINDEN, NJ - Yolanda Willis led Monday Night Doubles League.
cilessly: Park Ridge freshman Joseph Hammer Trevor Deliantis 592 [201-199-192], Hunter Perry 200- the scoring in the Hawthorne Ave Ashon Anderson 255
Mahoney 695 [223-248-224], Pascack Valley senior 216, Jake Nappi 206-193 and A. Madara 192. League rolling a high game of 268 LINDEN, NJ - In the True Value
Henry Tipping 692 [249-196-247] and 15-year-old Rounding out the days schedule were the efforts from and a high series of 704. League Ashon Anderson rolled
Chris Torres 646 [244-219-183]. Even so, Montvale had the revamped Bowler City II quartet led by Waldwick Clyde Behl, Sr hit 258, Michael 255, Dennis Leonard 243, and
to settle for a 7-2 win as defending champ Holiday took junior Steve DeFabiis 257, Bergenfield seniors Eric Horn 256, and Rodhames Grullon James Roundtree 237.
the finale by twenty sticks. Leading Holidays scoring Weiss 203, Peter Bondy 197 and Teaneck sophomore and Reneece Peter 246.
was Indian Hills senior Ryan McGuire 718 [226-246- Mia Aish 174.

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