April 1 - 7, 2015 Sports Reporter

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FARMINGDALE, NY – Scott

Bannon blasted a 300 game in the

Tuesday Night Owls League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Richie Brennan rolled 289-267-

758, Arthur O’Connor 245-233-

232-710, Joseph Kotowiz 225-

235-225-685, Rafael Santos 248-

233-659, and Kenny Simon 234-

656.

Scott Bannon 300 at FarmingdaleSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom Wilkinson, John

Eadicicco, and Tim McAuliffe each blasted a 300

game in the Rab Wilkinson Memorial League at

Rab’s Country Lanes. Tom blasted 300-245-256-

801, Tim 279-300-792, and John 300-258-790.

Jim Episcopia tossed a 248 in a 712, Mike King

266-698, Dave Kusinski 248-240-687, and Jason

Gianna 259.

Tom Wilkinson, John Eadicco, Tim McAuliffe 300

At Rab’s Country Lanes

ELMIRA, N.Y. – Jeff Zaffino of Warren, Pa., defeat-

ed Brian LeClair of Albany, N.Y., 269-216, to win thePBA50 Rossi Lanes Eastern Open at Rossi Lanes last

week for his 25th career PBA regional title.

Zaffino led qualifying and was never seriously

challenged during the elimination finals, losing only

one game. The win earned him $2,700, including a

$200 squad leader bonus. LeClair earned $1,250 as

the runner-up.

Zaffino defeated Bill Neumann of Rensselaer, N.Y.,

246-180, and LeClair defeated Sammy Ventura of

Syracuse, N.Y., 193-189, in the semifinal round.

Neumann and Ventura each earned $800 as semifinal

round losers.

The next PBA East Region event is the PBA

Rockaway Lanes East Open presented by Storm held

at Rockaway Lanes in Rockaway, N.J., April 10-12.

Jeff Zaffino Wins PBA50 Rossi Lanes OpenBy Russ Mills - PBA

FLUSHING, NY – Joe Kurdziel,

Jr. and Janet Flowers each blast-ed a 300 game while rolling in

the Ted Guy Classic League at

Jib Lanes. Joe had high series

with 300-257-257-754.

Joe Moser rolled 228-268-245-

741, Brett Lee 277-232-226-

735, Chris Fesler 278-269-736,Dennis McMillan 257-275-722,

Robert Kautz 256-257-701,

Keith Cooper 235-237-701, and

Greg Chin 245-268-704.

Janet Flowers, Joe Kurdziel, Jr. 300

At Jib Lanes

Neil Massa Posts His First 300

At Rab’s Country Lanes

MADISON, NJ – Patty Hanlein

took game and set honors blasting

a 300 game and a session high

series of 766 in the Wednesday

Trio League at Plaza Lanes.

Jake Bird shot 257-749, Joey

Parisi 257-717, Andrew Stephens

258, Lissette Tapanes 219-634,

and Sally Lauderdale 209.

STATEN ISLAND, NY – NeilMassa blasted his career first 300

game while contesting in the

Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Robert Butler, Jr. rolled 269-760,

Dominick Ucciardino 258-748,Mike Reebe 254-745, Derek

Gilbert 255-731, Phil Oppenheim

703, Rocco Schirripa 243-672,

and Andrew Barbato 244-668.

Josh Blanchard Wins First PBA Tour TitleIn Brunswick Euro Challenge

By Bill Vint - PBA

Patty Hanlein 300 at Plaza Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ – Tommy

Martino earned top honors in the

Madison Park Men’s League at

Majestic Lanes blasting games of

258-300-193 for a high 751 set.

Eric Oppenheimer rolled 248-

276-704, CJ Galloza 244-211-

212-667, Chris Lighty 200-217-

244-661, Nick Gaurneri 225-248-

633, and Joe Herber 227-212-633.

Tommy Martino 300 at Majestic Lanes

PBA photo

Rossi Lanes proprietor Sperry Navonne with

Champion Jeff Zaffino.Ron Riccobono, Richard Butt 300

At Rockville Centre

ROCKVILLE, NY – RonRiccobono and Richard Butt each

fired a 300 game in the Custom

Thumbz Doubles League at

Rockville Centre Lanes. John shot

264-257-300-821, and Richard

300-239-747.John Smisek rolled 247-269-256-

772, Bob Thorne 255-269-235-

759, Alby Pezzella 268-258-741,

and John O’Farrell 278-248-734.

MUNICH, Germany – Josh

Blanchard of Gilbert, Ariz., won

his first PBA Tour title defeat-

ing Malaysia’s Li Jane Sin, 248-

211, in the title match of the

12th Brunswick Euro Challenge

at Dream-Bowl Palace.

Blanchard, a 27-year-old

fourth year PBA player and

PBA’s 2011-12 Rookie of the

Year, was the top qualifier fol-

lowing the six-game Step 2

qualifying round and a seven-game Step 3 match play round.

Sin, one of three women to

advance to the Step 3 round,

defeated Sweden’s young two-

handed star, Jesper Svensson,

225-214, in the semifinal match.

Finishing fourth was Kelly

Kulick, Union, N.J., good for a

$3,000 payday, followed by

Magnus Johnson, Sweden,

$2,800, Jazreel Tan, Singapore,

$2,600 and seventh place Syafiq

Ridhwan, Malaysia, collected

$2,400. bowling digital photoJosh Blanchard


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2 SPORTS REPORTER April 1 - 7, 2015

Anthony Buczynski Rolled 280

At Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ – Anthony Buczynski rolled a 280 session high game

in the Ocean Trio Challenge at Ocean Lanes.

Chris Freel was not far behind with his 279 in a 716 series followed

by Chris Mancilla with 278-701, Jim Hanlon 278, Brandon Fennell 277-

724, Mike Brooks 276-735, Jim Stefan 276-776, Chris Jones 269-773,Emil Dudas 269, Ron Pagut 268-727, Russ Goss 268-758, John

Brazinski 266, Matt Egeland 259, Gary Toth 258,Steffen

Schenkenberger 700, Barbara Salvatore 257-700, Diane Jones 255-639,

Lauren Lella 244-643, and Bridget Bilello 227.

Phil DeSantis 737 at Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Phil DeSantis fired scores of 213-267-257 for a 737

series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird at Montvale Lanes.

Dave Mastropasqua bowled 244-726, Lee Bandy 245-724, Efrem

Goldman 275-722, John Hackett 267-721, Bob Greenwood 268-714,

Steve Kardian 247-709, Henry Carlos 257-706, Matt Vanderhoof 237-

702, Joe Truchan 239-701, and Jake Diebner 268-696.

Dennis Hanowitz 735 at Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Dennis Hanowitz fired scores of 231-269-235 for a

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

Montvale Lanes.

Following closely behind was Phil DeSantis shooting 256-733, Frank

Picciotto 257-729, Jim Rivers 258-724, Craig Slawinski 256-716, Matt

Vanderhoof 278-713, Rich Satriano 279-707, Tom Fojtlin 244-704,

Henry Carlos 247-696, Ed Kilianski 266-696, and Bob Oppelt 247-690.

Rich Culotta 615 at Baldwin LanesBALDWIN, NY - Rich Culotta rolled 225-615 in the AM Mixed Seniors

League at Baldwin Lanes.

Franklin Western hi 237-611, Chris Washington 247-607 and Larry

Montgomery 225. Barbara Parham for the women shot a 205.

Jeff Scire 300 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff Scire blasted a 300 game for en route to

a 700 series bowling in the Rab Wilkinson Memorial League at Rab’s

Country Lanes.

Tim McAuliffe rolled 268-245-732, Mario Recchia 255-717, Dave

Kosinski 253-681, Andy Formino 245-681, Tim McAuliffe, Sr. 268-

249-674, Sean McAuliffe 255-671, and Nick Antonucci 246-671.

Tim Folks 300 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Tim Folks blasted a 300 game for a high series

of 758 in the Michael Carbonaro Mixed League at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Joe Astorina rolled 254-746, Jonathan Andrews 279-741, Steve

McNichol 259-710, Fernan Handog 247-706, Phil DeChristine 267-703,John Lyons 252-702, and Justin Andrews 243-696.

Michael Inchausti 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Michael Inchausti fired a 300 game in the

Getaway League at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Anthony Terzakos shot 244-290-772, Matthew Branen 698, Chris

DeLauro 686, Frank Pratt 256-665, Ray Laursen, Jr. 269, Sean Kelly

279, and Donna Bozzo 258.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – David

Cahoon earned high series honors

with scores of 287, 256 and 211

for a strong 754 series to lead an

active night of high scorers in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League, at Parkway Lanes. Kevin

DeFrancesco tossed high game

with a 297 in his 750 set.

Eddie Rojas pitched a 268 in his

749 set followed by Jose Guzman

256-747, Paul Stuart 257-744,

Tony Amantea 244-724, Alfred

Balletto 279-719, Mike

Guglielmino 259-705, Joe

Mercurio 268-696, Rody Kemple

266-695, Jason DeRosa 255-694,

Raymond Sisco 277-693, Jim

Viola 256-691, Frank Beamon

257-685, Thuan Nguyen 280-685,

and Robert Fasino 270-682.

HOWELL, NJ - Mike Ciaccarelli threw a 299

second game leading the Purple Donuts to a 980high team game of the night in the Hankel League

at Howell lanes. His 299 was also 101 pins above

average.

Jordan Marangelli as a substitute on Howell

Lanes shot high series of the night a 736-192-268-

276. Tino Polce also added a 718 (+109 over aver-

age) series including the first nine strikes in a 277

second game as Howell Lanes beat Team 13 7-2.

Brian Hart fired a 730 series and 278 opening

game as Who’s Your Daddy scored their second

sweep in a row, this time over the Bowling Stones.

Joseph Inserra with a whopping 724 series (94 pins

above average) enabled Mona Lisa Pizza to a 9-0

sweep to regain First Place at 43-20.

Other big series were: Jared Brown 719 (+119),

Pete Marino 718, Joe Cheesere 711(+117) and a

279 game, and John Petraglia, Sr., Joe Horvath,

and Marvin Hidalgo-Mora each with a 279 game.

Hidalgo-Mora ended the first game with 11 in arow for his 279. Honor scores included Kelly

Putaski 707, Joe Pollizzi 702 and Mike Skillman

700. Leslie Bohn led the women with a 646 series

including two honor games of 226 and 225.

Most over average was Bruce Gottlieb with a 655

for an outrageous 148 pins above average as his

Who Cares flattened Freehold Tire 9-0. This was

the second sweep in a row for Who Cares.

In the Match-Up of PBA Hall of Famers, subs

John Petraglia Sr. struggled with a 183 opening

game against Parker Bohn III’s 235. Petraglia

bounced back with a 279 against a 217, and the

third game was a one pin advantage to Petraglia

244 to 243. Petraglia prevailed 706 to Bohn 695,

although Bohn bowling on Four Season’s prevailed

7-2 over Rita’s ice.

EIGHT LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS

TO BE DECIDED BY USBC DELEGATESARLINGTON, Texas – Delegates to the 2015 United

States Bowling Congress Convention and Annual

Meeting will vote on eight proposals involving

changes to USBC bylaws, league rules and tourna-

ment rules.

The 2015 USBC Convention will take place April 27-

30 at the Ramada Plaza Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska.

Delegates will vote on two proposals related to

League Rules, one proposal concerning Tournament

Rules and five proposals related to Bylaws. Two of

the Bylaws proposals seek a requirement for non-

merged local and non-merged state associations to be

merged by August 1, 2016.

Mike Ciaccarelli Rolled 299 at Howell Lanes

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David Cahoon 754 at Parkway Lanes


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April 1 - 7, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Kyle Jannuzzi 734HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle Jannuzzi

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing games of

244-243-247 for a high series of

734.

Rollin E. Ball rolled 225-242-

234-701, Scott Akalewicz 224-

224-647, and Mike Piomelli 248-

205-643.

In the Merck League Ray

Newsome shot 237, Tommy

Walden 214-210, Bruce Binkowitz

215, and Tom Vickery 205.

Scott Akalewicz 726 HOPELAWN, NJ – Scott

Akalewicz led the scoring in the

La Buona Pizza League firing

games of 225-245-256 for a high

series of 726.

Joe Herber rolled 257-218-245-

720, Vinny R. Medvetz 214-279-

214-707, Frank Viverito 208-213-

255-676, and John Baginsky, Jr.

224-205-215-656.

In the Winter Senior Citizen

League Rich Rowley shot 211,

Jerry Petti 199, and Thomas Ortiz,

Sr. 197.

Russell Bennett 710HOPELAWN, NJ – Russell

Bennett led the Madison Park

Men’s League firing games of 237-

268-205 for a high series of 710.

Pat Moreno rolled 217-223-203-

643, CJ Galloza 256-637, and

Chris Tamayo 247-635.

Sharon Bongik shot 217-195 and

Carolyn Esposito 178 in the

Wednesday Early Birds League.

Michael Holoka 687 HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Holoka paced the His & Hers

League rolling 254-239 for a 687.

Bill Smith rolled 226-206-238-

670, Dennis DeCrosta 227-223-

645, and Andy Shafer 205-214-

214-633.

Mike Kelly 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Kelly

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed League rolling games of

266-222 for a high series of 684.

Richard Funk III rolled 204-225-

210-639, Dave Rezes 258-204-

626, and Michael Dellamanna

219-209-625.

Dwight Flowers 772

Chris May 772FLUSHING, NY – Chris May and

Dwight Flowers shared the high

series honors spotlight in the

Friday Hi-Rollers League each tal-

lying the session high series of

772. Chris shot 236-257-279, and

Dwight 224-225-278.

Greg Welch took high game

rolling a 290 between games of

267 and 211 finishing the meeting

with a 768 set.

Peter Sarne posted 265-258-232-

755 followed by Danielle Merino

232-279-236-747, Tim Lau 248-

279-217-744, and Henry Bosch

236-279-268-783.

Marlon Enriquez 718

FLUSHING, NY – Marlon

Enriquez rolled 222-228-268-718,

and Robert Kuch 221-243-205-

669 in the Ball and Chain League.

Vinny Massina 749FLUSHING, NY – Vinny Massina

led the scoring in the Ted Guy

Classic League firing games of

256-236-257 for a high series of

749.

Steve Cheng rolled 224-280-244-

748, T. Weeks 222-267-254-743,

Mel Chandler 209-279-253-741,

Mike Petroniello 247-224-256-

727, and Steve Graf 267-204-234-

705.Charles Mann 725FLUSHING, NY – Charles Mann

led the scoring in the Friends and

Family League firing games of

264-232-226 for the high series of

725.

Tony Smith rolled 220-267-225-

712, Kathy Taylor 218-236-255-

709, Charles Williams 232-265-

205-702, and Dora Carston 243-

227-231-701.

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Bill Daunno 761HOPELAWN, NJ – Bill Daunno

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 247-279-235 for a

high series of 761.

Dorien Soto rolled 268-267-748,

Andrew Tripka 288-246-748, Jason

Gomez 279-279-742, and Steven

Baum, Jr. 257-223-250-730.

Tom Girdley 754HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Girdley

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League firing games of

228-279-247 for a high 754.

John Mieszkowski rolled 245-

688, Joe Plescia 265-218-203-686,

Jason Gomez 266-233-683, and

John Eadicicco 236-207-229-672.

Mark Makwinski 735HOPELAWN, NJ – Mark

Makwinski topped the scoring in

the Knights of Columbus League


high series of 735.

Joe Grossi shot 224-230-637,

Frank Slomko 209-214-613, and

Dave Lacko 241.In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League Stephanie Hoff shot 220-

211, and Char Martino 191.

Ray Smarsh 719HOPELAWN, NJ – Ray Smarsh

led the scoring in the Goldstein &

Hanel Doubles League firing


series of 719.

Lou Gaudio, Sr. rolled 244-256-

216-716, Matt Wasielewski 256-

223-224-703, and George Cretella

257-235-687.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICAT JIB LANES


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AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Paul Verderosa 772

FARMINGDALE, NY – Paul

Verderosa paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League


high series of 772.

Mark Monfoletto followed with

236-267-269-772, Ramon

Carcamo 288-279-751, Mike

Gelman 269-236-732, Jonathan

Smalkin 278-226-217-721, and

Tom Conlon and Kevin Omeis

279.

Arthur O’Connor 749

FARMINGDALE, NY – Arthur

O’Connor led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing


series of 749.

Joseph Kotowicz rolled 258-233-

685, Bobby Falcone 258-217-657,

Roger Herrscher 255, and Donald

Price 244.

Fred Cohen 694

FARMINGDALE, NY – Fred

Cohen paced the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing


series of 694.

Eugene Neal rolled 266-225-691,

Jeff Fennell 246-219-655, Louis

Getzelman 247-213-653, and Jay

McCullough 233-227-647.

Tom Altamura 669

FARMINGDALE, NY – Tom

Altamura paced the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Friends League fir-

ing a 257 game for a high series of

669.

Doug Mollin rolled 266-200-652,

Steve Clickner 246-205-643, and

Rick Dorsey 234-221-645.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Matthew Lindgren shot

203, and Travis Gangale 191.

By Vince Albrecht

NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ - Last

year, Bergen-Passaic had two boys

reach the state stepladder finals with

Glen Rock senior Jake Rollins estab-

lishing an NJSIAA record by posting

a perfect game to win the title. Last

month Bergen-Passaic had eight

players reach the second round, three

of whom qualified for the stepladder

big five. Pompton Lakes’ sopho-

more Nick Cilento earned the third

seed with his 678-691-1369, andfought his way to the final by stop-

ping fifth seed Andrew Lazarchick

of Brick Memorial, 235-211 and

second seed Greg Khan of

Bergenfield, 187-185.

The final hurdle was no piece of

cake, since sizzling top-seed

Immaculata senior Gregory Tack

was his opponent. Greg had earned

the top spot by averaging 242+ in

scorching Carolier with three-game

blocks of 740 and 715. Predictably,

the battle was nip and tuck with

Cilento reaching the ninth frame a

scant three sticks ahead. Outwardly

cool as a cucumber, Cilento fired a

closing four-bagger to shut out Tack,thus earning Bergen-Passaic a sec-

ond consecutive state crown.

Edison senior Kayla Johnson had

been there three times before; as a

junior, she came up short and failed

to get past round one. She was deter-

mined that this last shot would be her

best effort and indeed it was as she

garnered the top seed by two sticks

with blocks of 682-601-1283.

Opening the championship match

with a pair of strikes, Kayla took an

early lead that she never relin-

quished, holding off third seed Tori

Broughton Brick Memorial to cap-

ture the coveted title.

Stepladder Results: Boys -

Lazarchick over fourth seed KyleSchellberg [Dumont] 243-224,

Cilento 235-211 over Lazarchick,

187-185 over Khan and 238-214

over Tack. Girls - fourth seed

McKenna Collier [Brick Memorial]

edged Hopatcong’s Rhianna Smith

173-173 [58-48], but then fell to

third seed teammate Tori Boughton,

165-159; Boughton stopped second

seed Alize Stevenson [St Mary-

Elizabeth], 235-223 before dropping

the finale, 183-171 to Johnson.Qualifiers: Boys - Tack 1455,

Khan 1379, Cilento 1369,

Schellberg 1340, Lazarchick 1335,

Lyndhurst’s Daijon Smith 290-1329,

Montville’s Erik Kattermann 268-1312, Rahway’s Darius Singletary

1301, Lyndhurst’s Jordan Lopez

1300, Lenape’s Matt Frei-Funk

1295, Jefferson’s Zak Watson 1283,

Seton Hall Prep’s Marcus Regino

1278, Lyndhurst’s Ryan Donohue

1244, Wayne Valley’s Josh Spiegel

1219, Lenape’s Dean Klimek 1216,

Roselle Catholic’s Jim Gramiak

1215,Woodbridge’s Kyle Bilawsky

1214 and West Milford’s Jeremy

Scott 279-1213. Girls - Johnson

1283, Stevenson 1281, Boughton

268-1273, Collier 1269, Smith 1260,

Brick Twp’s Vicky Spirio 1255,

Brick Twp’s Nicole Aumack 1249,

Woodbridge’s Deanna Calantoni

273-1234, Warren Hills’ JennaHenderson 1234, Ewing’s Jessie

Garzio 1229, Sparta’s Jamie Golden

& Linden’s Sinoda Cook 1212,

Carteret’s Alexis Policastro 1210,

South Plainfield’s Rebecca Armand

1203, South Brunswick’s Amy

Caruso 1198, Jackson’s Alexa Asta

1182, Brick Twp’s Brianna

MacLeod & West Deptford’s

Maddie Miller 1157. North

Brunswick’s Imari Perez had girls’

high game of 279.

Nick Cilento, Kayla Johnson Win State High School Titles

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John Barilla 815MADISON, NJ – John Barilla

blasted 289-815, Yuriy Polyakou

289, and Jennifer Dunklin 220-

629 in the CMIL League.

Joe Marchese 735MADISON, NJ – Joe Marchese

topped the scoring in the Morris

County Police & Fire League fir-

ing a high game of 269 and a high

series of 735.Frank Harvey rolled 248, Jake

Bird 246-688, Greg Havas 684,

and Patty Hanlein 206.

Evan Weinberg 668MADISON, NJ – Evan Weinberg

led the scoring in the Diggers

Junior/Major League firing a high

game of 267 a high series of 668.

Jack Vandermellen rolled 242-

650, Michael Neiman 241, and

Rebecca Vandermelen 209.

Harry Franz 288MADISON, NJ – Harry Franz led

the Wednesday Trio firing a 288.Trevor Bogert rolled 258-678,

Dave Krivak 257, Greg Havas

659, and Andrew Stephens 658.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Arthur O’Connor 786 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Arthur O’Connor topped the scor-

ing in the Friday Night Mixed

League blasting 257-239-290-786.

Chris Lucchese rolled 276-246-

753, Joseph DiRe 277, Paul Smith

256-246-223-725, Al Dittmer 257.

William Collier 710ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

William Collier led the Thursday

Senior Birds firing games of 257-226-227 for a high series of 710.

Jerry George rolled 248-235-689,

Charles Johnson 238-665, and

Gerald Fields 237-227-656.

Mark Slade 771ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mark Slade topped the scoring in

the Monday RVC 4-Man Classic

League firing games of 288-272

for a high series of 771.

Anthony Cimino rolled 277-232-

234-743, Jim Hambel 290-244-

739, Bill Koste 245-246-247-738,

Sal Palmeri 290-236-211-737, Joe

Conigliaro 289-232-734, Matt

Slade 253-226-246-725, andCharles Harris 269-242-723.

Jay Beller 686 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jay Beller led the scoring in the

Thursday El-Cheapo League fir-

ing 243-237 for a high 686 set.

Steve Frey rolled 237, Vinnie

Spano 222, Jackie LaBau 214, and

Donna Travers 209.

David Schuster 643ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

David Schuster paced the Temple

Am-Echad Club firing 212-224-207 for a high series of 643.

Scott Glickman shot 244-215-

624, Bill Stein 254, Steve Honig

222, and Debbie Rovner 214.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE

GO OWL


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April 1 - 7, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 7

WAYNE, NJ - A return to T-Bowl

proved fruitful for the Stan Niemiec

youth travelers who pounded the pins

with regularity, resulting in a 740, a

pair of 699s and a 689 among the

nine “600s” delivered. Boonton’s

anchor Karl Kattermann lifted his

average to 206, sweeping the pin

deck with 740, the day’s best three-

some, forged with singles of 279-

213-248.

Other deuces posted for Boontonwere Peter Hancock 224-230, Adam

Gelvan 206-204 and Sean McGuire

206. However, after an awesome 913

net, 1120 start, Boonton had to settle

for three points against North

Arlington which came back to win the

match, firing an impressive 877 net of

its own; Jordan Lopez, who also

struck for a pair of 225s in his 699 set,

blasted 249, Haley Hassan 229 and

Jenai Bacote 222 in that game.

Fair Lawn’s Steve Plaszky, current-

ly holding 211, the league’s third best

average, followed an opening game

first frame spare with eleven strikes

for 290, eclipsing a 289 he had rolled

earlier in the season. He added deuces

of 208 and 201 for a 699 set, power-

ing the squad to five of seven points

against Bowler City III, 2735-2639.

Leading BC III with the only other

“200” on the pair was Greg Khan

240, while teammates Nick Reyes

and Tiffany Sucero added 190 and

180 respectively.In other contests,T-Bowl was

unable to generate much offense on

its home lanes, with the only deuce a

221 from Matt Morris as the team

was swept by pacesetting Bowler

City I, 2866-2727. Unleashing a

fierce foray on the plastic-coats,

anchor Kyle Schellberg delivered

240-214-235-689 in raising his

league high average to 215 while

mates’ Anthony Rizzo 230, JonMikal

Sepero 222-197 and Janina Santoro

197 added to the carnage on the pin

decks.

The two Holiday teams squared up

with the defending champion

Holiday I gang snaring five of seven

points. The victors’ low game in ten

of the twelve rolled was a 190, indica-

tive of the team’s firepower. Ryan

McGuire 212-215-224-651, Nick

Cilento 257-213-622, Frank Magyar

204-594 and David Neil 197-190.

Short-handed Holiday II was led by

Joe Malyack 238-213-632 and CraigOriente 193.

In pacing Bowler City II to a shutout

of Lodi, Dean Edwards fired 226-

213-634, Matt Burzynski 203-196

and Emily Young 189. Best for Lodi

was Chris Navarro’s fine effort of

231-206-210-647.

Closing out the session, Montvale

scored well enough to sweep the

seven points against the vacancy.

Creditable numbers were produced

by Chris Torres 203, Nick Fabiano

199-189 and Dan Sproviero 187.

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games of 257-269 for a 762.

Joe Sanfilippo rolled 277-245-

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Chris Parisi 245-705.

Bob Coogan 749STATEN ISLAND, NY – Bob

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Joe LaBargo rolled 695, Jim

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Scott Walsh 742STATEN ISLAND, NY – Scott

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Tom Wilkinson shot 246-699,

Pete Aurilla 688, and John Bilotti

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John Lugo 741STATEN ISLAND, NY – John

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246 for a high series of 741.

Kevin Magnussen rolled 289-

710, Derek Gilbert 256-258-700,

Steven Laskowski 255-692, Al

Calato 280-687, and Ross Gottlieb

258-678.

Tom O’Sullivan 728STATEN ISLAND, NY – TomO’Sullivan led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League firing games

of 268-215-245 for a high 728.

Santo Lisa rolled 257-212-226-

695, Ray Keller 215-214-253-682,

and Gary Parisi 202-259-215-675.

Breanna Barclay 681STATEN ISLAND, NY – Breanna

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Monday Early Birds - Kevin Sikora 247-648, Ken George 244-621, Tina Richardson 211-501,

Judy Larick 182-518.

County Tuesday Night - Ed Galuska 278-688, Paul Shiel 268-720, Jason Ringle 267-704, Nichole

Opsasnick 262-653, Sandy Turner 246-661, Sue Dobrinsky 223.

Fox Hill Seniors - Robert Forte 245-636, Raymond Bsarany 208-555, Joanna Hofgesang 197-497,

Kathy Ingenito 175-428.

Rockaway Women - Marybeth Kanouse 201-567, Annette Rossi 201-510, Pat Sommers 192-568.

Morris Hills Mixed - Andy Romo 208-477, Ronald Stickney 183-437, Sal Antoniello 176-476,

Violet Indyke 181-496, Beth Williams 170-475.

No Bu - Phil Dattolo 254-672, Eugen Randazzo 236-673, Bill Karpack 228-669, Stacey Titus 236-

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Thursday Night Foursomes - Van Thompson 264-709, John Hearn 254-656, Joe Ferretti 247-635,

Maryann Abasto 191-552.

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Put Togethers - Fred Driver 187-525, Bill Mott 167, Michelle Halko 178-510, Amy Caselli 178-484.

Lucky Strikers - Jacob Paniconi 68-144.

Dover High School - Colwyn Lopez 127-376, Renzo Ruiz 122-349, Yohan Lopez 145-405.

Ball Busters - Daniel Mangano 258-662, Jack Cook 255-732, Brandon Kwestel 232-627, Emma

Wright 186-469.

Weekend Warriors - Benjamin Cruz 180-426, Joe Day 134-366, Chlesy Cruz 110-280.

Saturday Rec - Favio Jasso 84-156.

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