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England’s Stuart Williams Wins FloBowling PBA Tulsa Open John Napoli 300 at Jib Lanes
For Second Go Bowling! PBA Tour Title FLUSHING, NY - John Napoli Men's 820 League at Jib Lanes.
OWASSO, Okla. – Stuart Williams took the spotlight when he blasted Joe Alfano shot 279, Andrew
of England won all four matches and a 300 game in the Wednesday Weiss 268, and Mike Lennox 773.
averaged 251 in the stepladder finals
to win the FloBowling PBA Tulsa
Andrew Hedaris 300 at Lodi Lanes
Open, the pinnacle event of the LODI, NJ - Andrew Hedaris fired Vernon Mooday and Hernan
FloBowling PBA Fall Swing at The a 300 game in the Saturday Fil Am Ramos rolled 279, and Belle
Lanes at Coffee Creek. League at Lodi Lanes. Rivera 256.
In a stepladder final that featured a
dual lane condition pattern – PBA Mike Eskow 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
39-foot Bear condition on the left
lane and 33-foot Wolf condition on FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike Brett Lee rolled 278-246-742,
the right lane – Williams beat two- Eskow blasted a 300 game in the Don Bray 278-242-737, Wed
time Go Bowling! PBA Tour winner Epic/maple Foursome League at Grant 278, Paul Bajorski 268, and
and finals top qualifier Andrew Farmingdale Lanes. Nathaniel Fuller 266.
Anderson of Holly, Mich., 237-215,
in the title match for his second John Kertesz 300 at Majestic Lanes
career title and the $30,000 first
prize. HOPELAWN, NJ - John Kertesz 735, Glenn Mohr 240-252-236-
Williams, the No. 4 qualifier for the blasted a 300 game in the Raritan 728, Dorien Soto 258-224-245-
PBA photo
finals, was in control from the start FloBowling PBA Champion Stuart Williams Bay Men’s at Majestic Lanes. 727, and Rich Nicholls 247-247-
when Anderson, the 2018 USBC Tom Conlon shot 236-276-223- 225-719.
and use a release where my hand came more around
Masters champion, opened in the first two frames after the ball. For the shorter condition, I concentrated on
leaving splits. keeping my ball speed up and getting the ball to roll
James Rogers 300 in Monday Madness
“Bowling on two different conditions in the finals it more end over end.” HOWELL, NJ - James Rogers series with 289 and 268 games.
was important to go with ball choices that I felt the The win was William’s first title since winning the rolls a perfect 300 in the Monday followed by Charles Dillard
most confident in and commit to those choices,” the 2012 PBA Viper Open. This season he has had best Night Madness League at Howell rolling 258 and Kelly Nicosia
37-year-old Williams said. “I was fortunate that I was finishes of second in the WBT/PBA World Bowling Lanes and Amanda Nardiello 258.
able to stay with the same balls and game plan for all Tour Thailand and fourth in the Brunswick Euro whips up a 763 high series on Other 700 series rolled by John
four matches and that really confirmed I made the Challenge. games of 217, 268 and 278. Furey737,Steffan Schenkenberger
right decisions. Evan Urspuch throws a 750 715, and Mike Stevens 711.
“On the longer condition I wanted to throw slower See WILLIAMS Page 2

Maria Jose' Rodriguez Kegel Bowler of the Month

Maria Jose' Rodriguez, Columbia, has been selected as the Kulick, Union, New Jersey, 236-228 for the title.
September 2018 Kegel Bowler of the Month by the International The PWBA Tour Championship is the second major title for
Bowling Media Association. 'Major Maria' following her triumph in the 2014 USBC Queens.
Rodriquez won the PWBA Tour Championship, then captured The following week, Rodriguez won a gold medal in the team
three medals in the Pan American Bowling Confederation (PAB- event at the PABCON Women's Championships for Team
CON) Women's Championships Columbia with Anggie Ramirez Perea, Laura Plazas, Clara
As the 13th seed, based on the 2018 PWBA points list, Rodriguez's Guerrero, and Rocio Restrepo, a silver medal in the Masters event,
best-of-five matches in the PWBA Tour Championship leading up to and a bronze medal in trios with Restrepo and Guerrero.
the stepladder final all went the five-game limit. They were over fel- Others obtaining votes were Kyle Troup, winner of the World
low Team Columbia member Rocio Restrepo, 2018 PWBA Rookie Bowling Tour (WBT) Storm Lucky Larsen Masters, Danielle
of the Year Jordan Richard, Tecumseh, Michigan, and reigning McEwan, winner of the WBT Thailand Open, and Walter Ray
USBC Queens champion Diana Zavjalova, Latvia. Williams, Jr., winner of the PBA50 Storm Invitational, and
The stepladder final with a 237-224 win over Danielle McEwan, Stephanie Martins, winner of the singles event at the Pan American
Stony Point, New York, 247-224. Rodriguez then defeated Kelly Bowling Confederation (PABCON) Women's Championships
2 SPORTS REPORTER October 31 - November 6, 2018

WILLIAMS QUICK NOTES AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Continued from Page 1 ● PBA’s list of all-time regional
title winners suggests no PBA mem- Charlie Turner, Fred Catapano 279
“It’s nice to get another win here in the States,” Williams said.
ber has come close to Jakob FARMINGDALE, NY - Charlie Turner and Fred Catapano rolled a high
“It almost seems worse having one title than none. There’s a kind
Butturff’s record in regional compe- game of 279 in the Tuesday Early Birds League.
of validation when you win your second title, especially when you tition in his first three years as a Morris Jackson shot 269, Charles Jordan 268, Nathaniel Fuller 263, and
win in a tournament as difficult as this one is. It gets kind of frus- member. Unofficially – because the Clayton Hunt 263.
trating when people say ‘your time will come’ and you’re still PBA has never created record cate-
hanging there with one win.” gories for its regional program – the Doug Karlson 279
Live streamed on Xtra Frame on FloBowling, Williams started closest to Butturff’s performance FARMINGDALE, NY - Doug Karlson fired a high game of 279 in the
the stepladder finals with a 236-227 win over No. 5 qualifier Kris would be newly-elected PBA Hall Thursday Businessmen’s League.
Prather of Plainfield, Ill., who finished third in the Wolf and Bear of Famer Patrick Allen who won 10 Doug Kadane shot 259, Russ Ritzer 258, and John Fitzgerald 256.
Opens earlier in the Fall Swing. Williams then beat Wolf Open of his 30 career PBA Regional titles Dale Alberino shot 247, Mike Walsh 246 and Stephen Jones 239 in the
winner 2016 PBA Player of the Year EJ Tackett of Bluffton, Ind., between 2000 and 2002, his first Thursday Goodtimers League.
245-212, in the second match to advance to the semifinal. three years of membership.
In the semifinal, Williams beat fellow Englander Richie Teece, A quick check suggests no other Kyle Durfee 279
who was trying for his second tour win, 288-203, to advance to the PBA member has reached double FARMINGDALE, NY - Kyle Durfee fired a high game of 279 in the
figures in regional wins in a similar Friday Late Mixed League.
title match against Anderson. In the 288 game, Williams fired the
three-year span to start a career. Tony Cardi and Nicholas Ng shot 268, Neil Williams 267, and Nester
first 10 strikes before leaving the 6-10 on the 11th shot.
Among the all-time regional title Reyes and Joe Benus 257.
In the two other Fall Swing events, Williams finished 31st in the leaders, Chris Warren is no. 1 with
Wolf Open and second in the Bear Open which led up to the Tulsa
Open.
47 titles, but won only five times in Nicholas Fina 267
his first three years. Pete Weber
Tackett’s win in the Bear Open made him the season’s first FARMINGDALE, NY - Nicholas Fina fired a high game of 267 in the
(second with 46 regional titles) won
three-time winner and a leading contender for PBA Player of the Sunday Adult/Junior League.
three times; Steve Jaros (43) won
Year going into the U.S. Open at Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Lea Gravino hit 167-162, Ryan Fina 163, and James Costanzo 108.
five times and Walter Ray Williams
Leo Richter shot 215, Marvin Slifkin 194, and Fai Livolsi 185 in the
Kan. Oct. 24-31, which concludes the season. Jr. (33) won two regional titles in
Friday Sunshine Kids League.
It was also a productive week for Anderson, another player of his first three years.
the year candidate, finishing fourth in the Bear Open and second The PBA has previously noted
that the 24-year-old left-hander won
James Curran 265
in the Wolf Open in addition to his runner-up finish in the Tulsa
a record nine regional titles in his FARMINGDALE, NY - James Curran paced the scoring in the
Open. Teece finished fifth in the Bear Open and 43rd in the Wolf Wednesday Early Men Handicap League rolling a high game of 265.
Open. rookie year (2016), four in 2017 and
six times as of Sunday in 2018. Sean Mott hit 259-751, Shaun Larkin 259, and Anthony Cordaro, Bob
To get the Tulsa Open stepladder finals, the players had to first Farrell, and Joseph Evers 258.
make the top 18 after 24 games of qualifying in the Wolf and Bear
● Several PBA stars from around
events and then compete in three six-game rounds of round robin
the world will compete for gold, sil- Kenny Simon 258
match play which also used the dual lane condition. ver and bronze medals in the World FARMINGDALE, NY - Kenny Simon fired a high game of 258 in the
Bowling Men’s World Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Championships Nov. 24-Dec. 5 in Lukas Zito shot 257, Stephen Pasciuto 254, and Joseph Kotowicz 249.
Hong Kong, including Team USA In the Sunday Vacation League George Pansy shot 247, Mike Walsh
members Andrew Anderson, Chris 227, and David Cohen 212.
Barnes, Jakob Butturff, Tommy
Jones, EJ Tackett and Kyle Troup. Tyler Ciulla 257
Barnes and Jones are the veterans FARMINGDALE, NY - Tyler Ciulla paced the scoring in the Friday
on Team USA, having made their Teens League rolling a high game of 257.
debuts in 1995 and 1996, respec- Ethan Shapiro hit 213, Salvatore Testa 199, and Christopher Graceffa
tively. Butturff along with Barnes 195.
and Jones were members of the
2017 gold-medal U.S. men’s team Greg Rapena 256
in the combined men’s and FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Wednesday Party League Greg Rapena
women’s World Bowling rolled 256, Bruce Detzel 242, Doug Quaranto 239, and Richard
Championships in Las Vegas. Delorenzo 236
Anderson, Tackett and Troup will Stephen Diaczun, Sr rolled 225, Joe Fina 199, and Timothy Hom 184
be making their debuts as members in the Sunday Adult/Junior League.
of adult Team USA. Tom Ferraro rolled 222, and Irwin Tarlow and Art Roth 221 in the
The Men’s World Championships Thursday Green Men League.
are held every four years. In the Monday Seniors League Alice Burns rolled 175, Laverne Garrett
Competition includes singles, dou- 157, and Edna Noonan 136.
bles, trios, five-man team, all-
events and Masters events.
October 31 - November 6, 2018 SPORTS REPORTER 3

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AT LODI LANES
Gary Vicente 289-791 Matt Rodriguez 278
LODI, NJ - Gary Vicente topped the scoring in the Monday Trios League firing a high LODI, NJ - Matt Rodriguez rolled 278, Brian Creeley 264, Tara Lucas 265, and Karl
game of 289 and a high series of 791. Kalogara 258 in the Friday G&L League
Larry Timpson and Dave Henderson rolled 279 Andrew Curtis 278, Jeff Cymny 259, Shaun Dunning 275
Richy Hernandez 258, Tyler Keefe 256-738, Bob Goodwin 256, and Al Grampus 255. LODI, NJ - Shaun Dunning rolled 275, Cheryl Moe 247, and Mickey Traviglio 236 in
TJ Valentin 290-750 the Monday Sun Mixed League.
LODI, NJ - TJ Valentin rolled 290-750, Jake Rollins 289, Dennis Edgar 275, and Bob Plaszky 274
Anthony Valentin 267 in the Public Safety League. LODI, NJ - Bob Plaszky rolled a high game of 274, Steve Van Iderstine 265, and
Michael Veneziano 296 Chuck Cocozzo 256 in the Wednesday Men’s 820 League.
LODI, NJ - Michael Veneziano fired a high game of 296 in the Tuesday Night 4-Man Sean Meyer 274
League. LODI, NJ - Sean Meyer rolled a high game of 274 in the Sat Fil-Am League
Manny Gonzalez shot 289, Jason Paro and Kevin Matawa 279, Robert Mockenhaupt Kevin Miranda rolled 268, Andrew Currie 267, and Deanna Cryan 253.
278-756, and Antony Maisonet 269-726.
Gary Shenloogian 266
Michael Blandino 279
LODI, NJ - In the Wednesday 4 Man League Gary Shenloogian rolled 266, Bill
LODI, NJ - Michael Blandino shot 279, Joe Bargallo 265, Doug Weiler 258 in the Cappiello 265, and Matt Dunning and Jose Guzman 256.
Wednesday 4-Man League.
October 31 - November 6, 2018 SPORTS REPORTER 5

USBC PUBLISHES OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS SURVEY FINDINGS QUICK NOTES

Contributing editor Cliff
ARLINGTON, Texas – Survey findings from a third-party research is a clear indication that the addition of a third average-based divi-
Schrock, writing for Golf Digest,
firm show that participants at the United States Bowling Congress sion at the tournament had its intended effect of increasing peer-to- does an annual report on high-
Open Championships support recent changes to the tournament, peer competition at the event. quality golfers among athletes
including the addition of a third average-based division and with- who star in other sports, including
holding publication of lane conditions to improve fairness. • Overall, 76 percent of respondents said they think the the NFL, NBA, MLB, etc. This
The USBC Open Championships survey was reviewed and ana- three-division structure is positive for the long-term success of the year’s list, released Tuesday on
lyzed by Victus Advisors. Victus concluded the survey has a mar- tournament or that they agree with the goals of the changes. This is golfdigest.com, includes four PBA
gin of error of +/- 1.6 percent. indicative of the generally positive view of the new division struc- players who also excel on the links
In 2017, USBC introduced significant changes to the Open ture. along with their unofficial golf
Championships designed to improve the experience and competi- handicaps. Schrock’s list includes:
tive environment of the event, including a new division intended to • A total of 65 percent of respondents indicated they agreed
● EJ Tackett: a 2 handicapper
increase peer-to-peer competition. Now that bowlers have experi- with or had no opinion about keeping lane patterns secret until after lists his home course as Orchard
enced the changes for two years, USBC conducted a survey to the conclusion of the event. This majority shows a positive leaning Ridge Country Club in Indiana.
determine the acceptance and approval of the changes. toward the changes made in lane condition communications in ● Ronnie Russell: plays to a 3.2
Victus found bowlers responded with an overwhelming accept- 2017 and 2018. handicap; calls Meshingomesia
ance and approval of the change in division structure for competi- The survey also asked bowlers to identify their levels of satisfac- Golf Club in Indiana home.
tiveness (85 percent) and a strong positive majority (76 percent) tion relating to 19 aspects of the 2018 tournament. Victus observed ● Tommy Jones: the 2005-06
about overall changes to the division structure and average require- that overall satisfaction with tournament operations was among the PBA Player of the Year is a 5
ments. best performing categories in terms of bowler satisfaction, which handicap golfer; his home course
Registration trends for the 2019 Open Championships in Las further indicates there has not been a significant backlash to the is Holly Tree Country Club in
South Carolina.
Vegas also support these findings. To date, 8,230 teams have regis- operational changes made in 2017 and 2018.
● Pete Weber: the 37-time PBA
tered for the event. If current registration trends continue, 2019 Squad-time schedules was among the lowest performing cate- Tour titlist is a 9 handicap golfer;
projects to be the largest tournament since 2012. gories. his home course is Bogey Hills
The complete Victus Advisors report on the 2018 Open Country Club in the St. Louis area.
Victus’ key findings from the Open Championships survey data Championships survey is published on BOWL.com/OpenChamp.
include: Founded in 1895, today USBC and its 1,638 state and local asso- Also worth noting are a couple
• The overwhelming majority (85 percent) said that the new ciations proudly serve more than a million members. USBC is of other well-known athletes with
division structure allowed them to be more competitive or made no headquartered in Arlington, Texas, working toward a future for the PBA ties:
difference to the competitiveness of the Open Championships. This sport. The online home for USBC is BOWL.com. ● Boston Red Sox star Mookie
Betts regularly shoots in the 80-85
range in posting a 12 handicap; he
is known to frequent Talis Park
G.C. in Florida and the Nashville
Golf and Athletic Club near his
Tennessee home.

● Houston Rockets star Chris

Paul, host of the annual CP3 PBA
Invitational, has improved from a
20 to a 13.7 handicap in golf over
the past couple of years. He led an
NBA team of eight stars in the
State Farm Showdown last sum-
mer at Mohegan Sun Golf Club in
Connecticut.
6 SPORTS REPORTER October 31 - November 6, 2018
Bowling.com Youth Open Championships THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
ARLINGTON, Texas – Champions have been announced at the 2018
Bowling.com Youth Open Championships, which recently welcomed United Jose Medina 726 Steve Goodwin 718 Al-Wadir Samuel 736
States Bowling Congress Youth members to the Dallas area as part of the Junior HOPELAWN, NJ - Jose Medina HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve HOPELAWN, NJ - Al-Wadir
Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite International. led the scoring in the Garden State Goodwin topped the scoring in Samuel topped the scoring in the
The 2018 event was held at Cityview Lanes in Fort Worth, Texas, on July 12-13, Mixed League firing games of the Monday Night Mixed League Saturday Night Strike Nation
20-22 and 28-29. Bowlers competed for titles in four-player team, doubles, singles
235-246-245 for a high series of firing games of 216-279-223 for Leageu firing games of 221-257-
and all-events competition in four age-based divisions – 20-and-under, 15-and-
726. a high series of 718. 258 for a high series of 736.
under, 12-and-under, 10-and-under – with separate divisions for boys and girls.
There also were optional handicap divisions in each event. Ken Martino rolled 258-222-674, Bob Stevens rolled 258-226- Carl Clory rolled 227-228-258-
Ryan Winters of Livonia, Michigan, capped his Youth Open Championships Kyle Jannuzzi 215-227-647, and 670, Tom Flagiello 238-234-668, 713, Lineare K Kornegay 227-
career by winning his third consecutive U20 all-events title. Winters, a Junior Doro Spertantzas 234. and Ken Balas 203-234-226-663. 246-236-709, Carla Jackson 214-
Team USA member in 2018, posted sets of 730 in doubles, 714 in team and 702 In the Avenel Youth League John Nutt 667 225-262-701, Chris Schenck 205-
in singles for a winning score of 2,146. Christopher Falcone rolled 220, HOPELAWN, NJ - John Nutt 256-225-686, and Dorien Soto
Olivia Farwell of Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, and Alexis Neuer of Lewisburg, Joey Yanuzzi 213, and Korey 226-243-207-676.
paced the scoring in the
Pennsylvania, successfully defended their doubles title in the girls U20 division, Balewitz 192. Nicholas Piomelli 649
winning with a 1,371 total. Farwell, who will be a Junior Team USA member in Thursday Night Mixed League
2019, led the way with a 750 series, while Neuer, who’s on Junior Team USA
Michael Pilot 706 rolling games of 244-211-212 HOPELAWN, NJ - Nicholas
2018, added 621. HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Pilot for a high series of 667. Piomelli rolled 266-235-649,
Madison Janack of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, rolled one of eight 300 games led the scoring in the San Remo Kurt Moszkowski shot 225- Lauro Perez 213-215-216-644,
at the Youth Open Championships to claim the girls U20 singles title with a 716 Open League firing games of 223- 235-653, Nicholas Piomelli 226- Terry Carothers 266, and Jake
total. Janack, also a member of Junior Team USA in 2018, had games of 190 and 225-258 for a high series of 706. 222-202-650, and Jake Olszyk Olszyk 247 in the Thursday Night
226 before connecting for her perfect game. Vince Mobilio shot 233-243-224- 243. Mixed League.
Perfect games also were rolled by Zachary Burkhalter of Winona, Minnesota;
Zachary Carter of Portage, Indiana; Cameron Hurwitz of Rochester, New York;
700, Frank Slomko 233-243-224- Shawn Douma 256 Jeff Kubinak 247
700, Cid Stentela 236-234-658, HOPELAWN, NJ - Shawn Douma HOPELAWN, NJ - Jeff Kubinak
Jordan Malott of Austin, Texas; Tyler Michel of Chesapeake, Virginia; Manuel
and Chis Minch 223-245-653. rolled 256, Russell Huff 236, rolled 247, Jenny Kubinak 225,
Sanchez of Chicago; and Zach Singer of Buffalo Grove, Illinois.
Houston’s Christian Garcia captured two titles in the U15 boys division, taking Sal Fabozzi 700 Tommy Cohen 238, and Rob Mike P Kennelly 226, and
all-events with a 2,106 total and singles with a 752 set. HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Fabozzi Hennessy 226 in the Iselin AA Rolando Vazquez 224 in the Don
In the U15 girls division, Jennifer Loredo of Fresno, California, claimed three topped the scoring in the Monday League. E. Hellhake Memorial League.
titles. The U15 girls champion at the 2017 Junior Gold Championships helped Goldstein & Hanel Singles League
California’s Nor Cal Rockstars to the team title with a 2,544 total. Loredo was firing games of 234-233-233 for a
joined by Alyssa Alexander, Jimmy Hunter and Harley Shene.
high series of 700.
Loredo would team with Alexander to win the girls doubles title with a 1,338
Robert Sperling rolled 212-245-
score. Loredo rolled a 679 series in the effort, and Alexander added 659. Loredo
added sets of 684 in team and 650 in singles to also win girls all-events with 2,013. 211-668, Chris Hedges 224-259-
Karina Capron of Fremont, Nebraska, put together a similar effort as she col- 664, and Brandon Cutrupi 233-
lected three titles in the U12 girls division. 220-647.
Capron, the 2017 U12 Junior Gold champion and 2018 runner-up, defended her In the Thursday Night Mixed
doubles title with Keira Magsam, though they shared the 2018 title with their League Jake Olszyk shot 244,
teammates, Paige Matiasek and Avery Domaguin, as both pairs posted 1,176 Kyle Jannuzzi 233, and Kurt
scores. Moszkowski 237.
Capron won the singles title with 699, and she added scores of 599 in team and
572 in doubles to win all-events with 1,870.
Chris Rezzonico 698
In U10, Camden Malott of Austin, Texas, rolled to a second consecutive doubles HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris
title, but he did so alongside a different partner. Malott captured this year’s title Rezzonico topped the scoring in
with Gage Baker of Yorba Linda, California, after taking the 2017 title with Jack the Monday Night Mixed League
Tebeau. Malott led the way with 556, while Baker added 488 for a 1,044 total. blasting games of 206-244-248 for
Malott and Baker also would help Bohn & Crew 15 to the U10 team title with a a high series of 698
1,938 total. They were joined in the effort by Donaven Kline and Ronin Rivera. John Baginsky, Jr rolled 214-
William Cunningham of Newark, New Jersey, won three titles across two age 290-696, and Andrew Sova 225-
divisions. He teamed with Jake Diaz of Manalapan, New Jersey, to win U12 dou-
224-214-663.
bles with a 1,334 total, and he claimed the U10 boys singles (657) and all-events
(1,872) titles. Cunningham also captured the handicap title in each of the three Dave Alcantra 276
events. HOPELAWN, NJ - Dave Alcantra
A total of 230 four-player teams competed at the 2018 event, which featured topped the scoring in the Merck
more than 1,100 bowlers competing for scholarship money. League firing a high game of 276.
The 2019 Bowling.com Youth Open Championships will head to Detroit. The Nick Holiday shot 237, Evan
tournament will be held on select dates from July 11-28. Registration will open for
Kulick 224, and Tu Trinh 215.
the 2019 event on Dec. 1, 2018.
The Youth Open is a non-qualifying tournament open to any USBC Youth mem- Larry Clarke 665
ber. The event is held in the same city as the Junior Gold Championships to allow HOPELAWN, NJ - Larry Clarke
youth bowlers the opportunity to compete in each event. rolled 208-202-255-665, Larry
To learn more about the Bowling.com Youth Open Championships, visit Kern 233, and Lester Ellison 224
BOWL.com/YouthOpen. in the Jerzey Pikers League.
October 31 - November 6, 2018 SPORTS REPORTER 7

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS AT JIB LANES

Strikes and Spares: AJ Cullen 224-583, John Scott Bobby Fox 758
214-612, Tim Bender 204-547, Vicky Rossy 171, Monday Nite Mixed: Al Collins 247, Tom Stutz 247,
FLUSHING, NY- Bobby Cox topped the scoring in the Ball and Chain
Rachel West 169-466, Tina McGrath 169-464. John Stutz 237-613, Alison Gomer 260-698, Tina
League blasting games of 277-245-236 for a high series of 758
Richardson 232-579, Lynne Coleman 225-636.
Marlon Enriquez rolled 234-203-259-696, Will Brown 246-222-210-
County Tuesday Nite Mixed: Jim Westergaard 278-
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe Dagostino 227-575, Raymond 678, and David Siegenthl 255-235-670.
673, Tony Greene 255, Dave Katz 246-640, Jose
Acevedo 245-703, John Scott 240, Gene Pukas 237- Bsarany 190, Steve Friedman 190-538, Lenny Kevin Viloria 756
655, Marry Abasto 190-543, Sandy Turner 180-508, Richman 190, Regina Nataluk 176-490, Pearl Traub FLUSHING, NY - Kevin Viloria topped the scoring in the 2x3 Doubles
Linda Barber 175-495, Chris Franco 169-487, Sue Johnson 174-472, Mary Ann Verderber 171. League firing games of 258-232-246 for a high series of 756.
Dobrinsky 168-476, Regina Nataluk 166-448. Eric Soriano rolled 246-215-256-717, Ogie Lawsin 244-243-213-700,
Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 209-478, Sal
and Hector Camacho 226-200-268-694.
Greenbriar Seniors: Alex Dalmedo - 237-600, John Antoniello 181-479, Bill Hamilton 156-405, Beth
Uffer 192-516, Harry Doyle 156-429, Cathy O'Connell Williams 148-385, Joyce Brokling 134-381, Nancy KJ Viloria 927
176-476, Anneliese Cole 171-464, Kathy Bruno 154, Kolbusch 126-323, Dolores Webb 125-354. FLUSHING, NY - KJ Viloria led the scoring in the PBC League rolling
Hedy Knight 392. games of 245-214-230-238 for a high series of 927.
Frankie Sanchez shot 215-237-228-244-924, Ed Ziemak 214-223-239-
908, and Jimmy Ansale 202-235-228-851.
Wil Brown 741
FLUSHING, NY - Wil Brown led the scoring in the Ted Guy Classic
League rolling games of 217-279-245 for a high series of 741.
Bobby Fox, Sr rolled 267-209-248-724, Kevin O'Neill 254-238-671,
and Simon Wong 227-203-233-663.
Jimmy Vega, Jr. 717
FLUSHING, NY - Jimmy Vega, Jr led the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League rolling games of 202-278-237 for a high series of 717.
Pete Alvarado rolled 223-213-227-663, Jamie Ansale 204-222-226-
652, and Benny Ortiz 235-215-201-651.
Nathaniel Barton III 690
FLUSHING, NY - Nathaniel Barton III led the scoring in the Friends
and Family League firing games of 216-234-240 for a high series of 690.
Brett Mosley shot 236-208-244-688, Micki Stewart 245-236-664, and
Butch Council, Jr 212-208-236-656.
8 SPORTS REPORTER October 31 - November 6, 2018

AT MAPLE LANES RVC AT OCEAN LANES

Rafael Acosta 290-780 John Boughton 277, Adah Christian 257
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Rafael Acosta topped the scoring in the Chris Shymanski 277 LAKEWOOD, NJ - Adah Christian rolled 258, Shane
Monday King Trios League firing games of 290-244-246 for a high LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Scratch Trio League John Cartwright 243, Miranda Dudes 233, and Olivia
series of 780. Boughton and Chris Shymanski each rolled a high Salvatore 208 in the Junior Classic League
Ray Brooks hit 276, Charlie Torres and John LaBau 257, and Tony In the Pin Hitters League Nico Garcia shot 153,
game of 277.
Vitucci 250. Andrew Caruso 152, and Christopher Strippoli 148.
Alec Hehir rolled 276, Victoria Gray 269, Bradley
Al Fabiano 277-755 Aumann 257, and Chris Swindell 255.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Al Fabiano topped the scoring in the David MacGillivray 721 Now is the time to Advertise that
Thursday Mixed League firing games of 277-267 for a high series of
755. LAKEWOOD, NJ - David MacGillivray led the scor- New League or Special Event in the
Sports Reporter
Rick Boremski shot 266, Shaun Berkowsky 257, Eldred Sherred 256, ing in the Strike Master Junior League rolling a high
and Jeff Gallo and Glenn Appel 248. game of 258 and a high series of 721.
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Michael Lancaster fired a high game of
277 in the Wednesday Night Mixed League.
Patrick Zenker rolled 265-243-732, Allen Johnson 261, Salvatore
Panzarella and David Williams 258, David Williams 257, and Richie
Russo 251.
In the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed League Sean McGinn rolled 233,
John LaBau, Sr. 216-211, and Boris Sosa 214.
Joe DiRe 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe DiRe rolled 268, Charles Johnson
254, George Fields 226, and Jay McCray, Thomas Romanelli, and Ella
Washington 224 in the Thursday Senior Birds League.
Joseph Duchatellier 265
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joseph Duchatellier rolled a high game
of 265 in the Wednesday Night Mixed League.
Les Forrai hit 256, Steve Frey 249, Patrick Zenker 248, and Jim
McGlynn 247.
Marc Walton 265
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Marc Walton fired a high game of 265 in
the Custom Thumbz Singles League.
Joe LaSpina rolled 264, Keith Cordy and James Hellen 258, and
Charlie Torres and Jadon Scott 255.
Neil Spungin 255
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Neil Spunin rolled 255, Steve Carter 246,
and Stan Rosadio 242 in the Wednesday AM Trios League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Brian Morreale rolled 185, Morgan
Winchell 181, and Zachary Inserillo 177.
Tony Depperman 246
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Tuesday Adult/Junior League
Tony Depperman rolled 246, John Genna 224, and Darrell Swint 222.
In the Monday Bar Wars League Liz McDermott shot 189, and
Brandon Gaines 183.
Charlie Torres 236
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Tuesday Adult/Junior League
Charlie Torres rolled 236, Phil Rameau 234, and Donald Jones 225.
Pete McCabe 236
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Pete McCabe rolled 236, Kevin Gracey
224, and Chuck Marciano 223 in the Nostalgia Mixed League.
Jonatan Schurin rolled 207, Daniel Carley 204, and Nichil Nair and
Jeffrey Persky 203 in the Saturday Scholarship League.
Mekhi Michael rolled 221-211, Nikhil Nair 211, and Jeffery Persky 202
in the Saturday Scholarship League.