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STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tommy

Hollywood earned top honors in

the Getaway League at Rab’s

Country Lanes blasting a 300

game and adding a 246 for the

high series of 772.

Ray Larsen, Jr. rolled 247-682,

Donna Bozzo 217-225-212-654,

Steve Aman 256, John Vierno 247,

Debbie Monte and Chris Clompet

246, and May Rose Dolisay and

Sean Kelly 245.

FLUSHING, NY – Red Toledo,

Sr. earned top honors in the Friday

Hi-Rollers League at JIB Lanes

blasting games of 224 and 243

before rolling perfect with a 300

for the session high series of 767.

Jayson Tolentino rolled 279-244-

232-755, Danielle Merino 224-

266-238-728, Bryan Paul 236-

226-247-709, Mike Fandino 238-

262-202-702, and Ogie Lawsin

247-212-239-698.

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HOPELAWN, NJ – Rusty

Thomsen earned top honors in the

Goldstein& Hanel Doubles

League at Majestic Lanes blasting

games of 300-222-257 for a high

series of 779.

Lou Gaudio, Jr. rolled 278-214-

245-737, Bob Caruso 278-218-

225-721, Ray Smarsh 269-241-

706, Casey Creutz 241-204-256-

701, and Garret Gersh 226-234-

229-689.

Antonio Flores 300 at RVC

Red Toledo, Sr. 300 at JIB Lanes

Tommy Hollywood 300 at Rab’s

DAEJEON, Korea – Korea’s Song Si Ra became the

first woman to win a World Bowling Tour major title

when she upset countryman and top qualifier Choi

Tae Seung, 231-205, to win the It’s Daejeon

International Open at the Daejeon World Cup

Bowling Centre.

Song, 24, advance to the title match by defeating

Canada’s Dan MacLelland, 213-195, in the semifinal

match after MacLelland won a three-player shootout

match to start the championships round.

In the It’s Daejeon International Open, like many

international events, women who entered the “open”

division received eight handicap pins per game, but

Song didn’t need the “bonus” pins because she won

each match by more than eight pins. Along with her

title, Song earned 40 million Korean won, the equivalent

of $37,200 U.S. dollars. Choi earned $18,600 and

MacLelland took home $9,000 for his third-place finish.

In the shootout match, which was televised nationally

in Korea, MacLelland’s 196 eliminated Korea’s Lee Na

Hyun (168) and Jang Dong Chul (167). Lee was the sec-

ond woman to make the championship round.

Song does not receive credit for a PBA International

Tour title because she is a non-member, and in order for

a woman to earn a PBA Tour title, she must be a PBA

member and bowl the event without receiving handicap

pins.

Photo by Terence Yaw courtesy Asian BowlingFederation.

Rusty Thomsen 300 at Majestic

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

Antonio Flores blasted a 300 game

then added a 258 for a 757 series

in the Wednesday Early Men’s

League at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Ken Bruce shot 235-245-277-

757, John Wims 246-235-693, Sal

Manza 268-251-690, Keith

Maenza 258, and Ed Connelly

256.

Korea’s Song Si Ra Wins It’s Daejeon International Open By Bill Vint - PBA

STATEN ISLAND, NY - In his sixth consecu-

tive appearance Sean McAuliffe kept the 6th

Annual Staten Island USBC Masters

Championship Tournament, title in the family

in last week’s competition with his win over

Frank Mazzella, 214 to 188.

Sean’s brother Tim Jr., was the reigning

champion for the past two years. As the 2013

Champion, Tim McAuliffe, Jr. earned a bye

and was seeded fifth in the finals. For his win

Sean collected a $1,500 prize and Frank

earned $700 and Tim Jr. finishing 3rd took

home $350.

The 6th Annual Staten Island USBC Masters

Championship Tournament, presented by

XCEL Federal Credit Union was contested at

Rab’s Country Lanes in Staten Island.

In the qualifying round, bowlers bowled 5 games.

The top 8 bowlers advanced to the finals, which took

place immediately following the final qualifying

squad. All competition was played on the 2014

USBC Masters Lane Condition.

Finishing in 4th place was Tony Everts collecting

$300, 5th Karalyn Buono $275, 6th Dan Dunleavy

$250, 7th Kevin Buono $225, and in 8th place

Michael Endress earned $200.

Earlier this year, the Staten Island USBC was proud

to announce XCEL as the presenting sponsor of its

Championship Tournaments for the 2014-15 season.

“XCEL Federal Credit Union is excited to support

Staten Island bowling through our partnership with

the Staten Island USBC,” said Dan Moffit, XCEL

Chairman of the Board. “Our partnership not only

provides financial support to these events but also

added benefits for all members of the Staten Island

USBC.”

All finalists competed in a single game double

elimination bracket. Bowlers had to lose twice in

order to be completely eliminated. Top seed after the

qualifying round was Dan Dunleavy who qualified

with a 1,060 series.

All Staten Island USBC Association tournament

champions will be honored at our Championship

Awards Dinner Dance to be held May 2015 at

LiGreci’s Staaten.

For additional information about the Staten Island

USBC Association and for Tournament Applications,

please visit us on the web at www.siusbc.org.

SIUSBC photo

Jim Episcopia (SIUSBC Tournament Director), Donna

Zajac (SIUSBC President), Sean McAuliffe (Champion),

and Dan Moffit (XCEL Federal Credit Union Chairman).

Sean McAuliffe Tops SIUSBC Masters

Terence Yaw photo

2014 Daejeon Open runnerup Choi Tae Seung, champion Song Si

Ra, third place Dan MacLelland.

2 SPORTS REPORTER December 16 - 23, 2014

NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ – Stan Niemiec Youth Travelers’ unfamil-

iarity with the Bowl-O-Drome could have been a contributing factor in

the lower-than-usual scoring session. On the other hand, if you’re in a

hot zone as Holiday I’s Frank Magyar is, lane conditions are not a

deterrent. Repeating as Bowler of the Week, Frank peppered the lanes

with 208-211-245: 664 and teammate Lilly Sigona added a closing

212, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the squad’s sweep at the hands of

North Arlington, 2770-2547. Scoring well for the victors were Haley

Hassan 224, Tyler Keefe 215 and Chris Liloia 200.

Montvale, riding Henry Tipping’s pair of 181s and the above-aver-

age efforts of Michaella Raab, held first place by snaring five points

from Bowler City I, 2661-2589. Driving BC I’s offense was Passaic

Tech junior Anthony Rizzo 223-226-636, JonMikal Sepero 199 and

James Kane 194.

T-Bowl, sparked by Patrick Mayer 222 and Matt Morris 212, rolled

past short-handed Holiday II, 2776-2554. In sweeping the match, T-

Bowl improved its record to 23-19 as they catapulted into fourth place.

Holiday II’s best post came from Tom Chamberlain 221.

In another stirring position battle, Lodi upended Boonton, 2827-

2744 behind Chris Navarro 246-626 and Ridgefield Park freshman

Brandon Voorhees, who, after a rough outing last week, rebounded

with 216-196. Pacing Boonton were Erik Kattermann 237-233 and

Sean McGuire 188.

Fair Lawn, powered by 13-year-old Nick Greco 202-211 and

Hawthorne sophomore Steve Plaszky 224-203, fired closing games of

955 and 953 to take five points from a strong Bowler City III quartet,

2750-2667. Clearing the pin deck for the latter were Greg Khan 237,

Cliffside Park freshman Gianni Calzadilla 222 and Nick Reyes 202.

Closing out the afternoon’s session, Bowler City II earned five points

by twice bettering the vacancy score as Dean Edwards smoked the

plastic-sticks, firing 246-223 and Paramus Catholic freshman George

Held chipped in with 200-193.

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John Iaccarino Slammed a Lucky 777

At Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - John Iaccarino blasted scores of 253-246-278 for a

777 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League at

Montvale Lanes. Henry Carlos followed closely behind with scores of

279-258-239 for a 776 series.

Other great bowling for the night included Dan Wuhrman 268-741,

Tom Fojtlin 267-728, Ken Brown 248-720, Bob Greenwood268-713,

Mike Rovetto 242-697, Dennie Hanowitz 247-688, Dan Conte 266-687,

and Tom Bruno 238-683.

ABU DHABI, United Arab

Emirates - Canada's Dan

MacLelland said there one was

main thing missing from his

bowling resume, and he now can

cross that off the list after topping

local favorite Shaker Al Hassan

to claim the singles gold medal at

the 2014 World Bowling Men's

Championships in Abu Dhabi last

week.

MacLelland and Al Hassan

exchanged open frames early in

the finale at Zayed Sports City's

Khalifa International Bowling

Centre, but MacLelland got com-

fortable and closed with nine con-

secutive strikes to seal the 256-

212 victory.

"Right now, this is so overwhelming," said

MacLelland, a 29-year-old right-hander. "This is

something I've been missing but always wanted. And

since it's the first event of the week, I hope it can

snowball from here."

The win marked Canada's sixth gold medal in

World Championships competition, while Al

Hassan's silver medal was the first for the United

Arab Emirates. UAE's previous-best was bronze

medals in team and Masters in 2003 and all-events in

1995.

"This feels great, and I am so happy," said Al

Hassan, who won the World Bowling Tour 12th

Kingdom of Bahrain

International Bowling

Championship in March. "It is the

first time in my life I've gotten a

singles medal at the World

Championships. There are so

many people behind us helping us

reach this level, and we are grate-

ful. This is a big event for us,

especially since it's here in Abu

Dhabi."

On the way to the gold-medal

match, MacLelland struck 10

times in a 269-236 victory over

Team USA's Tommy Jones.

The top-seeded Jones was

unable to strike on his first three

shots on the right lane, including a

4-9 split, and allowed MacLelland to build a 54-pin

lead after five frames. Jones struck on his last seven

shots, but it wasn't enough to overcome the deficit.

In the other semifinal, Al Hassan struck five con-

secutive times from the third frame and was able to

maintain the momentum in a 255-212 win against

Australia's Sam Cooley.

Cooley and Jones each earned bronze medals.

Jones averaged 239 to lead singles qualifying with

1,434 six-game total. Cooley was second with 1,428

and was followed by Al Hassan (1,422) and

MacLelland (1,413). All-events medals will be

awarded based on total pinfall for 24 games

Dan MacLelland Wins Singles

At World Men’s Championships By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

PBA photo

Champion Dan MacLelland

Frank Magyar 644 in Youth TravelBy Vince Albrecht

Steve Semancik Posted 762

At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Steve Semancik led all pin attackers with

scores of 258-258-246 for a strong 762 series in the Wednesday,

Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

The rest of the field for that night consisted of Kevin DeFrancesco 260-

755, Rich Miller Jr 257-748, Victor Padilla 257-748, Tony Amantea

256-729, David Cahoon 279-729, Jim Viola 279-725, Mike Guglielmino

280-697, Paul Stuart 258-680, and Bill Scrivens 265-676.

December 16 - 23, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Joe Parisi 741MADISON, NJ – In the CMIL

League Joe Parisi bowled a 741

set, John Monlea 290, Catherine

Ciciola 249, and Jennifer Drury

709.

Diane Pallante shot 196 and

Alice Bednarik 193 in the Monday

Night Ladies League.

Andrew Stephens 716MADISON, NJ – Andrew

Stephens led the scoring in the Pat

Martinelli Friday Classic League

firing a 266 en route to the session

high series of 716.

Mike Diamond rolled 276, Mike

Yoboud and Vinnie Pagnotta 258,

Ellen Moore 233, Donna Badolato

228, and Jennifer Drury 217.

Don Prisco 714MADISON, NJ – Don Prisco

rolled 253-714, Dan Pridham 259-

649, Dennis Hardwick 233, and

Dave Hanft 604 in the Tuesday

400 Doubles League.

Chris Weir 259MADISON, NJ – Chris Weir

rolled 259, Patty Hanlein 244,

William Phair 236, and Jim

Boston 234 in the Morris County

Police & Fire League.

Mark Terhune 258MADISON, NJ – Mark Terhune

rolled a high game of 258 in the

Pharma Plus League.

AJ Clark rolled 232, Joe Paino 217,

and Lisa Gibbons 200.

Ed Mlynarczyk 241MADISON, NJ – Ed

Mlynarczyk rolled 241, Scott

Harnish 235, Rich Keirstead

233, and Marcia Craig 225 in

the Pharma Plus League.

Madasyn Bancroft 236MADISON, NJ – Madasyn

Bancroft rolled 236, Richard

Hufingle 228, Evan Weinberg

207, and Chris Moran 204 in the

Diggers Junior/Major League.

In the Diggers Bantam/Prep

League Alex Berg rolled 146,

Colin Fagan 140, and Mike

Piccola and Leon Sarkissian

126.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZADiana Walter 765CORAM, NY – Diana Walter

topped the scoring in the Monday

Toss Up League firing a high

game of 279 and a high 765 set.

Frank Mirabile rolled 267-667, Ed

Anderson 277-644, John Manley

254, Marlene Mirabile 223-605,

and Candice D’Angelo 211.

In the Leisure Glen League Andy

Salzman shot 219, and Kathy

Steimle and Dottie Gross 166.

Caity Capozucca 635CORAM, NY – Caity Capozucca

rolled 225-635, Jake Connolly

208, Dylan Silvis 192, and Nicole

Lettich 172 in the Junior Bowlers .

In the Suffolk Federal Credit Union

Jerry Cetta shot 223, Bob Castro

215, and Ralph Spencer, Jr. 197.

George Hauser 707CORAM, NY – George Hauser

led the scoring in the Tuesday

Night Mixed League firing a 268

game for a high series of 707.

Andrew D’Angelo shot 279-705,

William Abreu 258, Carmen Falcon

214, and Bobbie Bademci 210.

Ted Stankewicz 700CORAM, NY – Ted Stankewicz

paced the scoring in the Friday

Morning Seniors League firing a

265 game for a high series of

700.

Michael Virostko rolled 225,

Bill Galgano 608, Julie

Steindecker 194, Linda Perrotta

169, and Jean Towns 167.

Will Risley 256CORAM, NY – Will Risley

rolled 256, Bill Hennington 235,

and Charley Vanderhyde 223 in

the Wednesday Night Live

League.

In the Breakfast Ladies League

Holly Primavera shot 179, Lori

Massaro 168, Sandra Legotti

166, and Phyllis Stordeur 165.

Ken Woods 644CORAM, NY – Ken Woods led

the scoring in the Friday

Afternoon Seniors League firing

a 226 game for a high series of

644.

Roger Muller shot 219-620, and

Barbara Kurtz 190.

Sal Croce 725 at Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - At the Howell Lanes Hankel Classic, high series went

to Sal Croce 725, Stu Cohen 719 and Mike Ormsby 717. Mike Fogarty

716, Anthony Gubitosi, Jr. 706, and Joe Horvath 703. Rita’s Ice set a

new High Team Game with a 1000 score (Collucci, Hildago-Mora,

Gubitosi, Jr., and Fogarty). Other high games went to John Petraglia

278, Marvin Hildago-Mora 277, and both Jim Chessere and Mike

Ormsby 276.

Leslie Bohn for the Divas and Dudes led the Women with a solid 625-

226-220 it was a stubborn 7 pin combined with the 10-pin in the tenth

frame of game one to lose by one pin to Who’s Next. Janine Smith also

of Divas and Dudes threw a 210 and 203 games.

Paul Stuart 718 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Paul Stuart led all pin attackers with scores of

227-213-278 for a strong 718 series to lead an active night of high scor-

ers in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Steve Semancik rolled 258-704, Kevin DeFrancesco 266-704, David

Reilly268-688, Jose Guzman 263-684, John Lord 254-683, Jan Dul 269-

680, Peter Honan 257-680, and Ramon Ortiz 267-678.

Mike Fucito 681 at HowellHOWELL, NJ – Mike Fucito rolled a 681 set to lead the Cheap Thrills

League at Howell Lanes.

Tyler Belostock tossed 661, James MacCloud 245-660, Joe Schuld 255,

Daniel Elluzzi 246, Janine Smith 221-216-605, and Shannon Hankel

192-547.

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES


16 Youth Teams Earn Titles in

USA Bowling Regional EventsBy Terry Bigham - IBC

ARLINGTON, Texas – More than 550 youth bowlers took part in

eight USA Bowling regional tournaments that were held throughout

the country this fall with 16 teams – one Under 12 team and one

Under 15 team at each regional – claiming titles.

USA Bowling is a team-based youth program offered through the

International Bowling Campus. The program launched the USA

Bowling Regional tournaments last year as the first step in the

development of a premier event for youth team competition.

Starting the first week in October, USA Bowling conducted a

regional tournament each weekend for a total of eight events in

2014. Each two-day regional offered Under 12 and Under 15 divi-

sions for teams; each team was comprised of four to six bowlers.

The tournament format utilized the Baker format during the two

days of competition.

“The USA Bowling Regional tournaments provide young bowlers

an opportunity to engage in an exciting team competition,” said

Chad Murphy, United States Bowling Congress Executive Director

and IBC Managing Director of Youth Development. “We took

another step this year as we continue to build the regional tourna-

ment program toward a national event.”

For 2015, the plans are to host 16 events with advancers from

each of the regional events invited to compete in the first USA

Bowling National Championships in 2016.

The regional tournaments were held at Mike Aulby’s Arrowhead

Bowl in Lafayette, Indiana; Paradise Bowl in Tacoma, Washington;

Don Carter Lanes in Rockford, Illinois; Pin Chasers Midtown in

Tampa, Florida; Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Kansas; Rab’s

Country Lanes in Staten Island, New York; Fountain Bowl in

Fountain Valley, California; and Vestavia Bowl in Birmingham,

Alabama.

AMERICAN FORCES NETWORK TO AGAIN

AIR PBA FINALS AROUND THE WORLD

The American Forces Network, a non-commercial

television service made available by the U.S.

Department of Defense, will continue to air PBA tele-

casts to more than a half million active duty, uni-

formed personnel based in 175 locations around the

world, thanks to the renewal of an ongoing agreement

with the PBA.

PBA programming will be provided to AFN at no

cost, PBA Commissioner Tom Clark announced. The

subscription-free cable and satellite television service

and can be viewed by U.S. military personnel located

on U.S. bases and installations outside of the U.S.,

including on ships at sea.

“Without the ongoing support of the PBA, other sport

leagues and various contributors of televised content

in all genres, our nation's troops would not be able to

watch quality programming from home while serving

their nation abroad,” said AFN spokesman Andy

Scott.

QUICK NOTES

● PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber will be inducted

into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame tonight in St.

Charles, Mo., joining his legendary father Dick

Weber among the elite Missouri sports figures who

share the honor. It’s third major hall of fame, includ-

ing the PBA and USBC halls, to honor the father-son

duo.

● Detroit’s Aleta Sill, the first career millionaire in

women’s professional bowling, will be inducted into

the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame on February 12 in

Detroit along with newly-retired New York Yankees

star Derek Jeter and Michigan coaching legend Tom

Izzo. Other stars who will be inducted the same night

include ex-Detroit Red Wings hockey stars Mike

Modano and Sergei Fedorov, former Cincinnati Reds

shortstop Barry Larkin, Olympic swimming gold

medalist Sheila Taormina, and ex-Detroit Lions

defensive tackle Doug English.

● PBA television broadcasting legend Chris Schenkel

will be inducted into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of

Fame on Sunday, Dec. 16, at the New York Hilton.

● In keeping with its recently-adopted naming stan-

dards for PBA competition, PBA has adopted the

acronym PBA60 for use in designating “super sen-

ior” competition in the future. The new terminology

will apply to events, awards or programs associated

with PBA players who are ages 60 and older, just as

PBA50 applies to activities for players ages 50 and

older. The new PBA60 designation can be used

immediately, but will become an official part of the

PBA terminology effective with the start of the 2015

season on January 1.

● Admission will be free, and no tickets will be nec-

essary, for the live PBA World Championship finals

from the brand new South Point Bowling Plaza in Las

Vegas on Sunday, Jan. 11 at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT)

on ESPN. Wes Malott, Mike Fagan, Ronnie Russell,

Todd Book and Stuart Williams will do battle in the

finals of the final tournament (and major) of the 2014

PBA Tour season. A $50,000 first prize also is at

stake.

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Jeff Schwed 749STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff

Schwed led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets

League firing games of 244-269

for a high series of 749.

Pat Driscoll rolled 225-243-215-

683, Ken Soto 247-673, Gene

Ledges 256, Anthony Jabaily 255,

and Mike Vignola 249.

Walt Kulpowsky 745STATEN ISLAND, NY – Walt

Kulpowsky topped the scoring in

the FixADent Auto Body League

firing a high game of 280 and a

high series of 745.

Eric Cruz rolled 268-726, Mike

Williams 299-719, Mike

Kotowicz 258-680, Paul Sheirer

664, John Lugo 246-662, and Joe

DeAngelis 247-661.

Steve McNichol 726STATEN ISLAND, NY – Steve

McNichol led the scoring in the

Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

firing a 270 game for a high series

of 726.

Fernan Handog rolled 279-707,

Rob Butler, Jr. 260-703, Dan

Guidone 278-684, Derek Gilbert

256-675, Jun Malanga 257-669,

and Justin Andrews 243-669.

Tom Hollywood 718STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

Hollywood topped the scoring in

the Senior Men’s League firing


series of 718.

Joe LaBargo rolled 229-214-268-

711, Kevin Legg 265-210-227-

702, Joe Albanese 238-248-676,

John Eadicicco 238-216-222-676,

Dot Schmid 202-222-235-659,

Juanito Malana 245-230-655, and

Frank Polizzi 246-213-650.

Jeff Doctor 702STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff

Doctor topped the scoring in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League


of 702.

Ray Tirado rolled 258-246-667,

Glen Markowitz 674, Kevin Ng

241-666, and Chris Leggio 264-

664.

Anthony Everts 702STATEN ISLAND, NY – Antony

Everts led the scoring in the NEX-

GEN Junior Bowlers League fir-

ing games of 237-252-213 for a

high series of 702.

Jonathan Petrizzi rolled 205-255-

225-685, Tom Martine 215-268-

674, Steven Schwed 245-224-205-

674, Taylor Waglione 215-246-

653, Christian DeVito 243-215-

650, and Mike Alalla 205-246-648.

John Como 692STATEN ISLAND, NY – John

Como led the scoring in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League fir-

ing a 246 in a high series of 692.

Ed Wilkinson shot 269-688,

Mike King 248-680, Keith

Wanderlich 244-677, and Kevin

Rourke 672.

Paul Sheirer 692STATEN ISLAND, NY – Paul

Sheirer rolled 248-692 in the

Cartel Electric Fun League.

In the Tuesday Early Birds

League Lori Ann Sipas shot 233,

Vicki Loverde 221, Elanore

Curran 215, and Joanne Soto 201-

213.

Kevin Melfi, Jr. 674STATEN ISLAND, NY – Kevin

Melfi, Jr. paced the scoring in the

RCALB/McGuire Men’s League


of 674.

Jeff Schwed rolled 248-664,

Chris Consolmagno 664, Dennis

Cropley 247-662, Mike

Ponsiglione 257, and Tim

Svendsen 254.

Ashley Gottlieb 664STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ashely

Gottlieb led the scoring in the

Family Fun League firing games

of 266-212 for a high series of

644.

Kenneth Soto, Jr. rolled 216-230-

207-653, Jonathan Petrizzi 229-

620, and Steve Ippolito 257.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICTony Balletta 810HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony Balletta

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

pitching games of 290-279-241

the session high series of 810.

Cesar Galloza tossed 255-236-

279-770, Ray Tomei 222-277-

211-710, Nick Guarneri 242-245-

223-710, Tommy Martino 278-

226-700, Keith Quinn 215-246-

238-699, and Frank Leo 268-238-

696.

Angelo Fallacaro, Jr. 771HOPELAWN, NJ – Angelo

Fallacaro, Jr. topped all scoring in

the Raritan Bay Men’s League

slamming games of 269-234-268

for a 771 session high set.

Ken Horvath shot 279-225-264-

768, Dorien Soto 247-247-202-

696, Ed Hayes, Jr. 276-226-692,

Tom Girdley 253-227-692, Steve

Venito, Jr. 258-213-214-685,

Glenn Mohr 226-214-232-672,

and William D. Willard, Jr. 278-

671.

Cesar Galloza 753HOPELAWN, NJ – Cesar Galloza

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 269-258-226 for a

high series of 753.

Rami Ahmed rolled 248-222-

267-737, Keith Quinn 246-246-

235-727, Tommy Martino 257-

235-222-714, Tony Ament 213-

268-227-708, and Nick Guarneri

232-290-707.

Elinor Kohel rolled a 216 and

Dani Barany 189 in the Tuesday

Night Mixed League.

Vinny R. Medvetz 742HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.

Medvetz topped the scoring in the

Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 247-228-267 for a

high series of 742.

Kyle Jannuzzi rolled 217-206-

245-668, Kurt Moszkowski 257-

621, Keiran Zebrowski 217-223-

620, and Rollin E. Ball 222-207.

In the Merck League Ray

Newsome shot 241-627, Andrew

Sairkiewicz 225, Jimmy Griffin

224, and Chris Zarobinski 245.

Rocco Fortunato 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocco

Fortunato topped the scoring in

the Friday Nite Mixed League

blasting games of 247-268-213 for

a high series of 728.

Tony Tamondong shot 224-211-

213-648, Mike Bauer 239-211-

631, Mike Kelly 200-225-624, and

Dave Rezes 202-213-200-615.

Frank Viverito 727HOPELAWN, NJ – Frank

Viverito topped the La Buona

Pizza League blasting 245-236-

246 for a high series of 727.

Pat Moreno rolled 205-277-681,

Scott Akalewicz 227-213-223-

663, Warren Taureck 257-203-

650, and Vinny R. Medvetz 239-

211-630.

Matt D’Andrea 706HOPELAWN, NJ – Matt

D’Andrea led the scoring in the

South Shore League firing of 247-

247-212 for a high series of 706.

Lisa Laursen rolled 223-210-

215-648, Tony Perez 217, and

Mike Bona 205.

In the Friends & Family League

Vinnie Milazzo rolled 218-209-

626, Kenny Dzurilla 210-200, and

Kenny Strazza 203.

Michael Ramer 697HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Ramer led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firing


series of 697.

Bob Durski rolled 235-213-236-

684, Chris Herrick 216-289-682,

Dorien Soto 214-245-213-672, and

Walter Kronert 201-236-236-684,

Chris Herrick 216-289-682,

Dorien Soto 214-245-213-672, and

Walter Kronert 201-236-231-668.

Eric Oppenheimer 691HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric

Oppenheimer paced the scoring in

the Madison Park Men’s League

blasting games of 278-222 for a

high series of 691.

Nick Guarneri rolled 213-235-

226-674, Kris Brus 225-244-657,

Tommy Martino 227-227-649,

and Russell Bennett 202-232-202-

640.

Peter Diemer, Jr. 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Peter Diemer

paced the Goldstein & Hanel

Doubles League firing games of

206-248-230 for a high 684 set.

Erica Perez rolled 203-225-252-

680, Rusty Thomsen 230-241-

208-679, Steve Chiarella 232-233-

201-666, Ray Smarsh 247-222-

656, and Pete Perez 217-249-648.

Erick Kerekes 682HOPELAWN, NJ – Erick Kerekes

led the scoring in the Atlantic City

Trios League firing games of 237-


Ralph Doerfler 236-201-224-661,

and Paula Harney 238-201-632.

Dave Ryden rolled a 219 and

Chuck Mangione 215-203 in the

Federal Business Centers League.

Frank Viverito 671HOPELAWN, NJ – Frank

Viverito topped the scoring in the

La Buona Pizza League firing

220-258 for a high of 671.

John Baginsky rolled 268-656,

Chris Poythress 223-238-638,

Kyle Jannuzzi 206-227-203-636,

and Pat Moreno 225-220-628.

Rich Rowley and Hugh Toro led

the Winter Senior Citizens League

with a high game of 194.

Kevin Bitler 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Kevin Bitler

paced the scoring in the His &

Hers League rolling games of 228-


William Figueroa shot 233-248-

667, Walter Malecki 255-210-634,

Mike Porcellana 212-253-621,

and Shelly Jacques 216-211-608.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League Jeff Pasewark rolled 221-

211-612, Mike P. Kennelly 227-

203, K.C. Cabonilas 256, and

Patrick McCarthy 227.

Mike Dellamanna 640HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike

Dellamanna paced the scoring in

the Friday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 237-211 for a high

series of 640.

Nicholas Dellamanan rolled 203-

214-211-628, Kevin Cristi 200-

226-616, and Robin Scordato 205-

203-602.

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Heather Maxwell 798ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Heather Mawell topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of Columbus League firing games 267-


Pete Morreale rolled 241-257-267-765, Al Fabiano 27-247-732,

Rich Tanner 278-226-682, Robert Maloney 258-221, and Nick

Nassour 244-241-651.

Tim O’Brien790ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Tim O’Brien topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League blasting games of 279-255-256 for a

high series of 790.

John Hodge rolled 278-258-750, Alex Bogolubsky 257-236-715,

Chris Lucchese 269-702, Ed Graeff 279-219, and Steven Battino

213-257-209-679.

Dave Goldman 774ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Dave Goldman topped the scoring in the

Custom Thumbz Doubles League firing games of 265-255-254 for a

high series of 774.

Ed Boremski rolled 226-247-278-751, Carl Clory 238-256-252-

746, Mitchell Goolsbey 255-246-726, and Jim Constantinides 268-

721.

Darren Leeds 763ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Darren Leeds topped the scoring in the

Saturday Temple Avodah League blasting games of 240-268-255 for

a high series of 763.

Steve Klein rolled 247, Rick Cohen 233-202, Stuart Blau 228, and

Brad Ellman 215.

Jim Hambel 758ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Jim Hambel topped the scoring in the

Monday RVC 4-Man Classic League firing games of 289-243 for a

high series of 758.

Gary Brown shot 268-244-246-758, Tom Handley 235-269-237-

741, Yosh Novichonek 279-732, Scott Rufer 224-225-279-728,

Willie Fessler 254-244-221-719, and Gary Robertson 279-235-717.

Pat Zenker 752ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Pat Zenker topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Men’s League firing games of 247-237-268 for a high

series of 752.

Joe LaSpina shot 249-245-717, Ed Flint 257-211, Michael Kearns

237-224, Matt Carey 213-224-232-669, and Kariba Paterson 227-

225-663.

Pat Zenker 750ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Pat Zenker topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League firing games of 236-255-259 for a

high series of 750.

Allen Johnson rolled 231-255-233-719, John Howarth 258-718,

Peter Otero 224-224-267-715, Willie Fessler 288-696, Sal Gambino

255-688, and Dawn Laurita 207-245-222-674.

Peter Conway 676ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Peter Conway led the scoring in the

Sunday Night Mixed League firing games of 240-236 for a high

series of 676.

Anthony Phillips rolled 234-226-672, Chuck Eckhardt 236, and

James Nolan 234.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE AT OCEANBilly Riley 279LAKEWOOD, NJ – Billy Riley

led the scoring in the Saturday

Scratch League firing a high game

of 279.

Alex Cretella shot 269, Jared

Stuart 268, Vicky Spirio 258,

Noah Zawadzky 246, Aimee

Sherman 245, Brianna Macleod

233, Jessica D’Alusio 225, Nicole

Aumack 224, and Victoria Gray

223.

James Bolish 279LAKEWOOD, NJ – James Bolish

topped the scoring in the Saturday

Junior League firing a high game

of 279.

Jarrett Toth shot 244, Joey

Tedesco 224, Ryan Waldhelm 214,

Bradley Aumann 211, Jennifer

Bisogno 208, Andrew Varella 205,

Michael Schubert 202, Nick

Clayton 194, James Clayton 193,

and Zach Letts 191.

Blaise Harington 145LAKEWOOD, NJ – In the

Saturday Pin Hitters League

Blaise Harington shot 145, Olivia

Salvatore and Joey Kling 141,

Michael Carter 137, Emily Hehir

132, Jordy Tlapanco 129, Eric

Lazachick 123, Ryan Breslin 104,

and Shane Cartwright 103.

AT JIB LANESJoe Kurdziel, Jr. 742FLUSHING, NY – Joe Kurdziel, Jr. topped the scoring in the Ted Guy

Classic League firing games of 258-247-237 for a high series of 742.

John Petrovitz III rolled 248-219-248-715, Keith Cooper 247-225-267-

739, Robert Kautz 227-248-220-695, Janet Flowers 256-213-225-694,

Alex Vozzolo 204-219-255-678, and Tony Chiarenza 254-266-682.

Denis Carr 737FLUSHING, NY – Denis Carr led the scoring in the Local #3IBEW

League firing games of 278-237-222 for a high series of 737.

Nick Nicholson shot 201-248-278-727, Mike Lynch 267-222-222-711,

and Mike Feaster 257-227-226-710.

Gary Elferies 724FLUSHING, NY – Gary Elferies led the scoring in the Midweek Mixers

League firing games of 215-267-242 for a high series of 724.

Bobby Fox rolled 246-234-225-705, Michael Rosenberg 248-224-231-

703, Peter Alvarado 237-226-232-695, Jon Ayeroso 213-236-226-675,

Jesus Paredes 267-212-670, and Craig Bowden 216-258-670.

Twone Williams 710FLUSHING, NY – Twone Williams led the scoring in the Friends and

Family League firing games of 278-232-200 for a high series of 710.

David Thomas rolled 234-222-222-678, Charles Williams 213-203-

257-673, Cliff Stancil 268-225-686, and Earl Chaplin 221-230-646.

Warren Ceaser 683FLUSHING, NY – Warren Ceaser led the scoring in the Bricktown Too

League firing games of 279-238 for a high series of 683.

Tyrone Jackson rolled 234-258-673, Greg Brockington 201-246-204-

651, and Charles Ameres 248-211-643.


Eddie Allen 771FARMINGDALE, NY – Eddie

Allen topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

firing games of 236-279-256 for a

high series of 771.

Brendan Rini rolled 279-227-722,

Robert Kielawa 268-214-681, Tom

Prendegrast 258, and Danny

Schrafel 247.

Joe Migliano 770ROCKVILLE, NY – Joe Miglaino

topped the scoring in the Saturday

Nite Friends League firing games

of 279-245-246 for a high 770 set.

Anthony Coletta, Jr. rolled 235-

210-628, John Juray 235-219-626,

Rich Valentine 215-214-624, and

Angel Ramos 232-203-617.

Mike Clark 726FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Clark led the scoring in the Friday

Late Mixed League firing games of

247-222-257 for a high series of

726.

Richard White rolled 211-247-

247-705, Lou Getzelman 256-237-

695, Mike Agosta 242-236-680,

Steve Brandt 269-225, and Evan

Myers and Sunil Kochar 268.

Nathaniel Fuller 710FARMINGDALE, NY – Nathaniel

Fuller led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing games of 279-229 for a high

series of710.

Earl Holden shot 257-221-232-

710, Brian Beale 2482-45-215-

708, Mel Stephenson 212-225-269-

706, Al Visco 257-209-228-694,

and Ramon Carcamo 212-247-235-

694.

In the Wednesday Party League

Lester Tse shot 248-220, Eric

Vazquez 234, Robert Laurice 2230,

Lloyd Hasluck 225-222, and Brian

Siemers and Cynthia Ellendorf

224.

Robert Spann 707FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Spann led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing

games of 278-248 for a high series

of 707.

Michael Berardino and Ralph

Yolanda shot 269, Frankie

Berardino 265, Robert Bucko 259-

207, Kerrick Jones 257-696, and

Charles Jordan 258-227-687.

Robert Grieb 677FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Grieb led the Thursday Goodtimers

League rolling games of 210-254-

213 for a high series of 677.

Sal Alberino shot 245-231-639,

and Mike Weber 213-218-201-632.

Victor Cassano 662FARMINGDALE, NY – Victor

Cassano paced the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing

games of 268-213 for a high 662.

Steven May shot 246-211-654,

Roger Herrscher 246-223-648, and

Joseph Kotowicz 256.

George Mazzocchi 655FARMINGDALE, NY – George

Mazzocchi paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

games of 266-212 for a high 655.

Megan Cesare rolled 233-202,

Brian Meade 215-202, Tom

Vonbraunsberg 214, and Garret

Knispel 213-202.

Ryan Winston 648FARMINGDALE, NY –Ryan

Winston led the scoring in the

Monday High School Practice

League rolling games of 268-233

for a high series of 648.

Dallas Pigate shot 257-646,

Emily McLaughlin 236-204-626,

and Richard Valentine 245-617.

Samantha Ng 226FARMINGDALE, NY – In the

Saturday St. Martin’s Major

League Samantha Ng rolled 226,

Carly Licht 204, Emily Dean

197, James Prince 194, and Brett

Markland 179.

George Brenner rolled 202,

Frank Berardino 201, Bill

Platania 197, and Fai Livolsi

189.

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