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Vol. 76 No. 40 December 2 - 8, 2015 50 cents
LAS VEGAS - Columbia's Clara
Guerrero successfully defended her
title, while Wu Siu Hong gave Hong
Kong its first title as the 51st
QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup
came to a close.
Guerrero took down two-time World
Cup champion Shannon Pluhowsky of
the United States, 2-0, while Hong
defeated South Africa's Francois
Louw, 2-0, in best-of-three matches at
Sam's Town Bowling Center.
The World Cup is considered one of
the sport's most prestigious singles
titles and featured bowlers from 88
countries, making it the largest event
in the sport in terms of number of
countries competing.
Guerrero, who won the title last year in Wroclaw,
Poland, defeated Pluhowsky in back-to-back games,
202-177 and 243-238, to take the title.
"Winning one World Cup title was amazing, but win-
ning twice is a dream come true," Guerrero said. "I'm
extremely happy and thankful to God and all the people
who have supported me to make this happen."
Pluhowsky, who defeated Russia's Maria Bulanova, 2-
1, in the semifinal, just couldn't get comfortable on both
lanes in the championship match.
"Clara bowled great all week and it's a major accom-
plishment to win this event in back-to-back years," said
Pluhowsky, who won the World Cup in 2002 and 2004.
"The right lane was a little tricky for me, and I just want-
ed to throw it well on that lane. When I did throw it well,
the pins just didn't fall."
Hong took advantage of a crossover strike to win the
first game against top seed Louw, 233-219, and then
rolled to the win in the second game, 223-180.
"For me, this is very special," said Hong, who defeat-
ed Singapore's Jaris Goh, 2-0, in the semifinal. "This is
a great win for Hong Kong, and it gives me confidence.
My highest finish in the World Cup was ninth, so this is
very special."
Team USA's Kamron Doyle finished the event in 12th
place after being knocked out in the Round of 24.
Columbia, Hong Kong Capture World Cup Titles in Las VegasBy Lucas Wiseman - USBC
Place Your Bets: Reno/Las Vegas Properties to Offer Fans the Opportunity to Wager on Rolltech PBA World Championship
Sam Olvina, Robert Qualglierni 300
At Jib LanesFLUSHIGN, NY – Sam
Qualgierni and Robert Olvina, Jr.
each blasted a 300 game while
competing in the Friday Hi-
Rollers League at Jib Lanes.
Gerald Evangelista shot 259-258-
246-763, Charles Iorio 246-275-
720, Jimmy Vega, Jr. 207-254-
235-696, and Jaime Ansale 225-
235-215-676.
See Betting Page 2
Kevin Hauser Blasted a 300
At Coram Country Lanes
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
CHICAGO - For the first time, bowling fans of legal gambling
age will be able to wager on the outcome of the 2015 Rolltech
PBA World Championship through sports book venues in Las
Vegas and Reno.
The crown jewel of the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling VII presented by Silver Legacy will be the season’s
final major championship and it will include the first live
prime-time telecast of a PBA Tour event in 14 years when the
stepladder finals get underway on ESPN at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m.
local time) Thursday, Dec. 17 at Reno’s National Bowling
Stadium.
Reno properties offering World Championship wagering
include the Silver Legacy and Circus Circus. Las Vegas prop-
erties offering World Championship wagering are the Aria,
Bellagio, Circus Circus, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay,
MGM Grand, Mirage, Monte Carlo and New York New York.
Wagers may be placed in person at any of the properties’ sports
book locations. PBA staff, contractors and World Series par-
ticipants (members and non-members) are prohibited from
making wagers on the event.
The focal point of the World Championship will be the PBA
Tour’s ultimate test of versatility and endurance, both physical
and mental. The five players who qualify for the ESPN
stepladder finals will survive a total of 66 games of qualifying
and round-robin match play bowled on the PBA’s Cheetah,
Viper, Chameleon, Scorpion and World Championship lane
conditions Dec 8-13.
The opening line odds for wagering on the World
Championship are as follows, as of Nov. 17.
USBC photo
World Cup Champions Wu Siu Hong and Clara Guerrero
LODI, NJ - Tim Taylor posted a
300 perfecto on his way to a 790
series to lead the competition
rolling in the Monday Lodi
Classic at Lodi Lanes. John
Gualtieri was one pin shy of per-
fection with a 299.
Kathleen Weissman-Sloan rolled
a 279 in a 745, Anthony Buonanno
and Wilson Aponte Jr. 777 each.
CORAM, NY – Kevin Hauser
blasted a 300 game while rolling in
the Tuesday Night Mixed League
at Coram Lanes.
Josh Nordstrom rolled 289, Ray
Warnken, Jr. 279, Lisa Donay 233,
Stacy Paladino and Bobbie
Bademci 215.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Pete Manno blasted a 300 game in
the Monday 4 Man Classic League
at Rockville Centre Lanes.
Teddy Avgerinos shot 254-268-
231-753, Adam Robertson 243-
288-221-752, Frank Cimino 237-
224-257-718, Chun Bae 255-246-
214-715, and Gary Robertson
287-707.
Pete Manno Hammered a 300
At Rockville Centre
Tim Taylor Hit 300 at Lodi Lanes
The opening line includes:
Jason Belmonte 7/2
Bill O’Neill 9/2
Wes Malott 5/1
Sean Rash 7/1
Osku Palermaa 10/1
Ryan Ciminelli 10/1
Rhino Page 15/1
Dom Barrett 15/1
Parker Bohn III 15/1
Choi Bok-Eum 20/1
Pete Weber 20/1
EJ Tackett 20/1
Ronnie Russell 20/1
Tommy Jones 25/1
Norm Duke 30/1
Tom Daugherty 35/1
Shawn Maldonado 35/1
Stuart Williams 40/1
Anthony Pepe 40/1
Walter Ray Williams Jr. 50/1
Tom Smallwood 50/1
Josh Blanchard 50/1
Scott Norton 50/1
Mookie Betts 200/1
Field 3/1
2 SPORTS REPORTER December 2 - 8, 2015
BettingContinued from Page 1
The odds were established by Jay Rood, Vice President of Race and
Sports for MGM Resorts International based on performances in past PBA
World Championships and PBA Tour competition in recent years. Based on
that information, Rood has established Australia’s Jason Belmonte, the
winner of four major titles over the past two years, as a 7/2 favorite in the
opening line followed by Bill O’Neill at 9/2, Wes Malott at 5/1 and Sean
Rash at 7/1. Rood also has established Boston Red Sox outfielder Mookie
Betts, who will be bowling PBA competition for the first time, as a 200/1
longshot.
Between the time match play concludes on Dec. 13 and before the
stepladder finals begin at 4 p.m. PT on Dec. 17, MGM Resorts
International will post a new line so that wagers can be placed for the five
players who qualify for the stepladder finals.
Bowling fans can keep tabs on all the action leading up to the stepladder
finals by watching live comprehensive coverage of all preliminary rounds
via PBA’s online bowling channel, Xtra Frame. For subscription informa-
tion, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link.
ESPN telecast tickets for the World Championship are $10 and $20. All
tickets, which can be purchased in advance through the “tickets” link on
pba.com or at the door, are general admission.
While a first for the World Championship, it is not the first time wager-
ing has been offered on PBA events. The Red Rock Bowling Center and
former Showboat Lanes in Las Vegas have offered wagering on PBA
events in the past.
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ROCKAWAY ROLLERSMorris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb
187-491, Sal Antoniello 179-474,
Andy Romo 175-442, Many
Barraqueiro 147-430, Joyce
Brokling 164-458, Violet Indyk
157, Marie Romo 156-429,
Dolores Webb 152-411.
Rockaway Women: Tammy
Baldwin 193-519, Annette Rossi
189-499, Lois Kemna 183-518,
Pat Sommers 160, Michaela
Rumble 160, Maybeth Kanouse
169-452.
Adam DeFrancesco Blasts 289-801
At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Adam
DeFrancesco scorched the lanes
with an excellent 257-255-289-
801 series while rolling in the
Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling
League, at Parkway Lanes.
Kevin DeFrancesco bowled 288-
788, Rene Ruiz 277-752, Mike
Semancik Jr. 279-745, Jim Lang
266-716, Armando Verdina 247-
716, Ed Bakelaar Jr. 254-679,
Marc Osetec 246-678, Steve
Semancik 248-670, Jan Dul 237-
666 and Joe Puccio Sr. 265-665
round out the list of high scorers
for the night.
AT JIB LANESMatt Dugan 755FLUSHING, NY – Matt Dugan
topped the scoring in the Ted Guy
Classic League blasting games of
279-238-269 for a high series of 755.
Eric Flack rolled 247-249-228-724,
John Schmidt 205-239-269-713,
Will Atkinson 251-216-671, and Joe
Kurdziel, Jr. 221-205-244-670.
Jimmy Vega, Jr. 737FLUSHING, NY – Jimmy Vega, Jr.
led the scoring in the Friday Hi-
Rollers League rolling games of
246-225-266 for a high series of 737.
Dex David rolled 268-226-691,
Ogie Lawsin 259-216-679, Maximo
Urena 234--235-674, NormanYeung
244-208-223-675, and Frank
Montgoris, Jr. 227-236-662.
Bobby Fox 720FLUSHING, NY – Bobby Fox led
the scoring in the Ball and Chain
League rolling games of 211-279-
230 for a high series of 720.
Terrence White shot 235-227-231-
693, Shawn Wyatt 231-279-692,
Marlon Enriquez 216-259-210-685,
David Siegenthal 205-205-257-667,
and Colus Nesmith 223-213-214-
650.
Will Atkinson 718FLUSHING, NY – Will Atkinson
led the scoring in the Friends and
Family League blasting games of
236-246-236 for a high series of 718.
Tony Taylor rolled 256-253-693,
Hector Camacho 233-213-242-688,
Nathaniel Barton III 269-200-209-
678, and Kmar Wilder 201-279-671.
Jamie Ansale 707FLUSHING, NY – Jamie Ansale led
the scoring in the Midweek Mixers
League rolling games of 203-249-
255 for a high series of 707.
Mike Mooney rolled 247-255-201-
703, Vonetta Jolliffe 279-209-205-
693, and Bobby Fox 246-225-209-
680.
Ken Shaw 692FLUSHING, NY – In the Bricktown
Too League Ken Shaw shot 223-
214-255-692, Curt Flint 246-201-
245-692, and Tony Mosley 200-230-
622.
AT CORAM COUNTRY LANESLou Fasani 268CORAM, NY – Lou Fasani rolled 268, Frank Mirabile and Rachel
Walczyk 233, and Ralph Wilson 231 in the Monday Night Mix
League.
Josh Nordstrom 264CORAM, NY – Josh Nordstrom rolled 264, Charley Vanderhyde 259,
Ken Keisner 255, and Terry Tirado 197 in the Wednesday Night Live
League.
In the Thursday Family and Friends League Kevin Pesce shot 219,
Mike Bedson 194, Judy Farruggia 189, and Lisa Donay 178.
Bonomo, Schultz 264CORAM, NY – Ron Bonomo and Pete Schultz each fired a 264 game
in the Friday Night Mixed League.
Craig Conners rolled 262, Edwin Torres and Billy Harrell 257, John
Whalen 255, and Rodney Nicholson 243.
In the Thursday Right Approach League Frank Salerno rolled 268,
Steve Ammirati and Corey Weiss 267.
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Nick Clayton 726 at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ – Nick Clayton topped the scoring in the Scratch
Trio League at Ocean Lanes blasting games of 279-221-226 for the
meeting high series of 726.
Alec Hehir shot 225-221-267-713, Nicola Aumack 269, Tyler Wolfe
268, Nick Clayton 267, and Kamerin Peters 253.
December 2 - 8, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3
RENO, Nev. – Reno’s National Bowling Stadium has been
home to topflight bowling competition for two decades,
but this month, Reno will host a professional international
showcase for the first time when the GEICO PBA World
Series of Bowling VII presented by Silver Legacy visits
town Dec. 7-19.
The 2015 WSOB lives up to its name as the premier
international showcase of professional bowling competi-
tion, featuring a field of more than 230 players represent-
ing a record 22 countries.
The WSOB will include six PBA Tour events, and a spe-
cial PBA Challenge Finals all to be televised by ESPN.
Live Rolltech PBA World Championship Finals - For
the first time in 14 years, a PBA Tour telecast returns to a
live prime-time time slot when the Rolltech PBA World
Championship finals air live on ESPN on Thursday, Dec.
17 at 4 p.m. (7 p.m. ET). The World Championship is the
fourth and final major of the 2015 season.
An international showcase – As the premier showcase
of international professional bowling competition, the
World Series will feature representation from a record 22
countries, including a group of eight players from the
People’s Republic of China, representing an emerging mar-
ket for bowling in the world’s most populous nation.
The preliminary list of countries represented includes
Argentina, Australia, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands,
Canada, Colombia, China, Denmark, Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, England, Finland, Germany, Ireland Japan,
Mexico, Philippines, South Korea, Spain, Sweden,
Thailand, Venezuela and the United States.
Is two-handed bowling revolutionizing the sport?
Australia’s Jason Belmonte is recognized as the premier
two-handed bowler in the world, but he’s far from being
the only one. Finland’s Osku Palermaa also has made a
mark on the sport with his high-speed, high-rev two-hand-
ed technique, and the WSOB will showcase some other
emerging two-handed stars: Texas teenager Anthony
Simonsen, Swedish teen Jesper Svensson and Southwest
Region star Shawn Maldonado. It’s a new way to play the
game and it’s a technique that is growing in popularity
among youngsters just getting started.
PBA Hall of Famers entered: The field includes six
PBA Hall of Famers – Tom Baker, Parker Bohn III, Norm
Duke, Amleto Monacelli, Pete Weber and Walter Ray
Williams Jr.
Past World Championship winners entered: Dom
Barrett (Dec. 2013), Parker Bohn III (Jan. 2013), Osku
Palermaa (2012), Tom Smallwood (2009), Walter Ray
Williams Jr. (2001, ’03, ’06), Norm Duke (2008 (2),
2000), Pete Weber (1989, ’98), Tom Baker (2004), Patrick
Allen (2005).
Boston Red Sox star Mookie Betts to make PBA debut:
Emerging Boston Red Sox outfield star Mookie Betts will
make his professional bowling debut during WSOB VII.
The Nashville resident was a standout youth bowler and
wants to test his bowling skills against the best in the world
in Reno where he’ll compete in the four animal pattern
events.
“Xtra Frame” provides world-wide exposure for PBA
– Xtra Frame, the PBA’s online television channel, will pro-
vide approximately 75 hours of live coverage of qualifying
and match play rounds during the World Series, providing
the PBA with global exposure. The subscription-based web-
casting service continues to show steady growth as one ele-
ment of the PBA’s comprehensive social media presence,
which also includes growing audiences on Facebook,
Twitter and YouTube.
World Series to play role in determining Player of the
Year – With two major titles won earlier in 2015 (USBC
Masters and Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions),
Jason Belmonte is the leading contender to win his third
consecutive Player of the Year crown. The last player to win
three consecutive Player of the Year crowns was PBA Hall
of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. who earned the crown in
1996, 1997 and 1998.
The World Series Tour events will conclude the 2015 PBA
Tour season. The telecasts will begin airing on consecutive
Sundays beginning with the PBA Cheetah Championship
presented by PBA Mobile Challenge Game presented by
Concrete Software and Sunday, Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. ET. For
complete WSOB TV schedule visit pba.com.
Rolltech PBA World Championship wagering: For the
first time bowling fans of legal gambling age will be able to
bet on the outcome of the World Championship through
sports book venues in Las Vegas and Reno. Reno properties
offering World Championship wagering include the Silver
Legacy and Circus Circus. Las Vegas properties that will
offer World Championship wagering are Aria, Bellagio,
Circus Circus, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM
Grand, Mirage, Monte Carlo, New York New York.
PBA Tour rookies in the spotlight as well: 2015 may be
producing the best crop of “rookies” the PBA has seen in
years. Among the top contenders for Rookie of the Year
honors are: 18-year-old Anthony Simonsen of Princeton,
Texas; collegiate star A.J. Johnson of Oswego, Ill.; USBC
Open Championships record-setter Matt McNiel of Prior
Lake, Minn., and Jakob Butturff of Chandler, Ariz.
Six women entered: Women entered include: Missy
Parkin, Laguna Hills, Calif.; Elise Bolton, Merritt Island,
Fla.; Liz Kuhlkin, Rotterdam, N.Y.; April Lord-Wittig,
Steilacom, Wash.; Inngellimar Beasley, Venezuela, and
Yuka Tsuchiya, Japan.
PBA Challenge Finals highlight other aspects of PBA:
The PBA created the “PBA Challenge Finals” two years ago
to provide a national showcase for other aspects of PBA
competition – PBA Regionals, PBA Women’s Regionals,
the PBA50 Tour and youth bowlers via the Teen Masters.
The PBA Regional and renamed PWBA-PBA Women’s
Regional program invites the top player in competition
points from each of the PBA’s eight regions to bowl a qual-
ifying event for two berths in the ESPN-televised finals.
The PBA50 Tour’s top eight players also bowl a qualifying
event with the top two meeting in the ESPN finals event,
and the Teen Masters boys’ and girls’ high school champi-
ons round out the PBA Challenge Finals field for the title as
Teen Masters Grand Champion.
Reno’s role in professional bowling history – Reno has
hosted topflight bowling competition since 1977 when the
Reno-Sparks Convention Center was the host of the
American Bowling Congress (USBC) Championships
Tournament. Since then, Reno has hosted many PBA and
USBC events which have been some of the biggest bowling
events in history.
PBA Tour events include “animal pattern” lane conditions
– Four of the World Series events – the Cheetah, Viper,
Chameleon and Scorpion Championship – are names
applied to specific PBA lane conditioning patterns. Each
different lane condition requires players to be on top of their
games in making the right lane and equipment adjustments
to be successful. The ability to excel on all four lane condi-
tioning challenges will ultimately determine the PBA World
Championship winner.
Each lane condition for World Series ESPN telecasts will
feature the “blue oil” lane conditioner to give fans a unique
visual reference of what players must navigate when com-
peting in the finals.
2014 champions return to defend titles – Three World
Series of Bowling VI champions who will be returning to
defend their titles are Anthony Pepe (Cheetah
Championship), DJ Archer (Chameleon Championship)
and Michael Haugen Jr. (Scorpion Championship). Mika
Koivuniemi (Viper Championship) and Mike Fagan (PBA
World Championship) are semi-active this season and are
not entered. Koivuniemi, who has experienced chronic back
issues, currently is coaching the United Arab Emirates
national team and Fagan has returned to school in pursuit of
a master’s degree.
Admission tickets may be purchased in advance or at
the door: For ticket information go to:
http://www.pba.com/Tickets/
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Kenneth Wojdylo 762FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenneth
Wojdylo topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Men’s League
firing games of 278-227-257 for a
high series of 762.
Michael Alvarez rolled 234-
289-232-755, Brian Ziesig 258-
258-724, Sean Mott 260-719,
Paul Verderosa 227-247-243-
717, Craig Koppell 235-245-
236-716, and Paul Bouchard II
279-233-717.
Jay McCullough 731FARMINGDALE, NY - Jay
McCullough led the scoring in
the Epic/Maple Invitational Trios
League firing games of 207-267-
257 for a high series of 731.
Ed Stadtlander shot 289-234-
728, Eugene Nash 214-266-248-
728, Eric Smyth 279-707, John
Cummings 279-247-704, Joe
Casale 269-231-704, and Joe
Caracciolo 259-214-669.
Brendan Rini 709FARMINGDALE, NY –
Brendan Rini paced the scoring
in the MNFP League rolling
games of 258-235 for a high
series of 709.
Jim Tortorice, Jr. rolled 259-
236-666, Robert Liguori 233-
231-661, Danny Schrafel 223-
655, and Rob Bucking 245.
Scott Zimmerman 705FARMINGDALE, NY – Scott
Zimmerman led the scoring in
the Friday Late Mixed League
rolling games of 226-246-233
for a high series of 705.
Lou Getzelman shot 289, Kyle
Durfee 270-247-699, Wingo
Hom 257-206-654, Jeff Gabriel
247-225-666, and Mike Clark
278-214-649.
Joe Livolsi 692FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe
Livolsi led the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Men’s League
rolling a 267 game for a high
series of 692.
Bob Andrews shot 278-212-
677, Jonnae Greaves 265-223-
672, Camelo Pluchino 201-211-
256-692, and Rodney Joiner 279.
Carly Licht 685FARMINGDALE, NY – Carly
Licht led the scoring in the
Monday High School Practice
League firing games of 211-
258-216 for a high series of 685.
Salvatore Yannacone rolled
258-223-675, Ryan Velders 266-
211-670, Joe Napoli 248-226-
669, Mackenzie Wagner 225-
203-224-652, and Christopher
Kelch 224-220-643.
Joe Catalano, Sr. 681FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe
Catalano, Sr. topped the scoring
in the Saturday Island Trees
League firing games of 255-237
for a high series of 681.
Justin Schumacher hit 229,
Joseph Catalano, Jr. 227, and
Ken Needham 221.
Brian Lonetto rolled 188,
Michael Graston 165, and
Brillian Soedarmasto 160 in the
St. Martin’s League.
John Petrizzi 663FARMINGDALE, NY – John
Petrizzi led the scoring in the
Sunday Early Mixed League
rolling a high game of 279 and a
high series of 663.
Rainer Latteier rolled 227-654,
Steve Raifer 245-641, and John
O’Brien 236-219-633.
Joseph Kotowicz 654FARMINGDALE, NY – Joseph
Kotowicz led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League
rolling a 222 game for a high
series of 654.
Roger Herrscher shot 267, Dan
Smith 266, Jim Schumacher
246, John Curtis 245, Pat Gregg
243, and Patrick Martino and
Bill Kremlicka 236.
Eric Vazquez 646FARMINGDALE, NY – Eric
Vazquez led the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League rolling
a 252 game for a high series of
646.
Mark Eisenberg shot 245-212-
637, Nick Fazzolare 229, Lloyd
Hasluck 227-222, Daniel Kober
226, and Brian Siemers 224.
Bob Andrews 639FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob
Andrews topped the scoring in the
Thursday Goodtimers League
rolling games of 229-205-205 for
a high series of 639.
Bob Kennedy shot 223-203-617,
Bernadette Doherty 233, Mike
Herman 207, Robert Grieb 206,
and Evan Apostolidis 203.
Michael Brunn 632FARMINGDALE, NY – In the
Sunday Adult/Junior League
Michael Brunn shot 258-632,
William Snyder 202, Louis
Gravino 196, and Jo-Anne Fina
166.
Joe Montefusco 242FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe
Montefusco rolled 242, Oscar
Neira 182, Alice Burns 169,
Gerard Hoeler 167, and Karen
Bruno 154 in the Monday AM
Seniors League.
Joe Livolsi 204FARMINGDALE, NY – In the
Friday Sunshine Kids League Joe
Livolsi shot 204, Marvin Slifkin
188, Fai Livolsi 175, Al Diebold
169, and Barney Kral 166.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Rose Marie Snyder shot
217.
AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES
Joe Ewald 759ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Joe Ewald topped the scoring in
the Tuesday Late Men’s League
blasting games of 246-225-288 for
a high series of 759.
Joe LaSpina hit 249-238-690,
Steve Lella 207-235-229-671, Les
Forrai 256-218-669, Jim Carey
214-231-221-666, and Anthony
Bruno 247-226-654.
Keith Manza 756ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Keith Manza topped the scoring
in the Wednesday Early Men’s
League blasting games of 269-
230-257 for a high series of
756.
Carmelo Ciulla shot 244-253-
223-720, John Maglio 265-255-
711, Rob Velez 266-211-681,
and Barry Clare 245-218-662.
Rick Boremski 741ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Rick Boremski topped the scor-
ing in the Thursday Mixed
League blasting games of 254-
211-276 for a high series of 741.
Tommy Calderone rolled 267-
247-733, Mel Brown 265-234-
699, Al Fabiano 269-216-689,
and Frank Cimino 243-234-680.
Al Doerrer 726ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Al Doerrer led the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League
rolling games of 257-246-223
for a high series of 726.
John LaBau rolled 279-686,
Shaun Berkowsky 225-214-233-
672, James Crider 270-213-650,
and Jason Grima 231-215-650.
Shaun Berkowsky 700ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Shaun Berkowsky led the
Wednesday Night Mixed
League blasting games of 256-
241 for a high series of 700.
Robert Benanati shot 258-212-
669, Pete Conway 247-654,
James Laurita 255-649, Allen
Johnson 258-201-641, Ray
Brooks 246-225-641, and Sal
Gambino 245-641.
Ed Frontera 693ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Ed Frontera led the scoring in
the Wednesday Senior Doubles
League rolling games of 288-
214 for a high series of 683.
Tony Vitucci hit 219-225-231-
675, George Fields 256-226-
663, Robert Pagano 224-215-
222-661, and Jerival George
248.
Steve Frey 685ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Steve Frey led the scoring in the
Thursday El Cheapo League
rolling games of 255-228 for a
high series of 685.
Craig Cittadino shot 247, Steve
Patitucci 235, and Billy Buffetti
206.
Antonio Flores 674ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Antonio Flores led the scoring
in the Wednesday Earl Men’s
League rolling games of 265-
216 for a high series of 674.
Bill Luongo shot 266-215-670,
Barry Clare 256-669, and Steven
Friedman 227-660.
Robert Barber 671ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Robert Barber led the scoring in
the Saturday Scholarship
League firing games of 259-210
for a high series of 671.
Nicholas Lastelia shot 228-
233-205-666, Jair Brooks-Davis
234, Jahnia Phillips 223, Chris
Bodzis 214, and Robert Wright
213.
Kathy Andrews 223ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Kathy Andrews led the scoring
in the Tuesday Rockville Ladies
League rolling a high game of
223.
Betty Ann Lescher shot 215,
Terry Mirro 210, Maria Elefante
203, Mary Peppe 193, and Pam
Johnson 192.
In the Saturday Scholarship
League Brian Morreale hit 166-
163, and Joseph Paolilno 151.
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Brian Adamson 749HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian Adamson
topped the Premiere Pro Shop
McClassic blasting games of 268-
246-235 for a high series of 749.
Bobby Rohe hit 257-200-279-736,
Anselmo Roque 244-227-257-728,
Bill Golden 237-228-242-707, and
Jimmy Gill 225-226-249-700.
Jason Gomez 742HOPELAWN, NJ- Jason Gomez
topped the scoring in the Raritan
Bay Men’s League firing games of
227-248-267 for a high 742 set.
Rick Choinacki hit 279-204-256-
739, Joe Lampariello 223-258-256-
737, Ron Russo 216-254-247-717,
Jimmy Gill 220-278-215-713, and
Dorien Soto 224-279-702.
Stephanie Hoff 611HOPELAWN, NJ - Stephanie Hoff
rolled 237-213-611, and Elinor
Koehl 163 in the Tuesday Night
Doubles League.
Sue Ragas shot 192-171, and Edie
Cavallo 182 in the Wednesday Early
Birds League.
V. R. Medvetz 700HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.
Medvetz led the scoring in the
Thursday Nite Mixed League
rolling games of 214-257-229 for a
high series of 700.
Matt Cestone hit 200-252-603,
Janice Forrestal 239, and Scott
Akalewicz 221.
Chuck Mantione rolled 196-191-
182, Brian Russo 176, and Joe
McGuire 165 in the Federal
Business Centers League.
Mitch Weinberg 703HOPELAWN, NJ – Mitch Weinberg
paced the scoring in the Friday
Night Classic rolling games of 238-
218-247 for a high series of 703.
Joe Parisi shot 235-255-211-701,
Michael Potoski 247-223-227-697,
and Mike Hanlein 232-235-666.
In the Avenel Youth League Ryan
Soto shot 236, Louis Mastro 217,
and Michael Bocra 188.
In the Jerzey Pikers John Moffit
shot 232-188, Ted Yeung 196-185,
and Joyce Ellison 174-183.
Vinny R. Medvetz 700HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.
Medvetz led the scoring in the La
Buonz Pizza League rolling games
of 239-204-257 for a high series of
700.
Nick Viverito shot 214-216-226-
656, Alicia Poythress 277-626,
Nicole Baginsky 222-217-621, and
Lisa Kjersgaard 243.
Andrew Tripka 697HOPELAWN, NJ – Andrew Tripka
led the scoring in the Thursday
Mixed Nuts League rolling games
of 229-279 for a high series of 697.
Joe Maloney hit 233-219-640,
and Don M. Hellhake 204-223-
618.
Mike Kelly 693HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Kelly
topped the scoring in the Friday
Nite Mixed League rolling games
of 216-299 for a session high series
of 693.
Sal Angotti hit 224-237-225-686,
Michael Dellamanna 210-235-203-
648, and Kevin Butler 254.
Joe Defini 691HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Defini led
the scoring in the Wednesday Night
Trios League rolling hi game and
high series posting a 258 game then
adding 206 and 227 for a 691 series.
Russell Bennett shot 247-214-212-
673, Brian Vicidomini 205-246-
203-654, and Steve Plaza 232.
Dorien Soto 689HOPELAWN, NJ – Dorien Soto
topped the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League firing games of
235-266 for a high series of 689.
Jose Medina rolled 258-201-222-
681, Michael Ramer 213-226-633,
and Bill Slattery 203-225-200-628.
Nick Simone 667HOPELAWN, NJ – Nick Simone
led the scoring in the Knights of
Columbus League firing games of
209-233-225 for a high series of
667.
Frank Ciarkowski hit 242-633, Joe
Britton 268, Al D’Alessandro 235,
and Cid Stentella 230.
Rusty Thomsen 656HOPELAWN, NJ - Rusty Thomsen
led the scoring in the Goldstein &
Hanel Doubles League firing games
of 233-236 for a high series of 656.
Will Vidulich shot 210-228-204-
642, Lou Gaudio, Sr. 221, and Jason
Gomez 216.
Rich Rowley rolled 201, and
Thomas Oritz, Sr. 200 in the Winter
Senior Citizens League.
Mike Eglesia 641HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Eglesia
paced the scoring in the Merck
League rolling games of 235-233
for a high series of 641.
Tu Trinh hit 241, Pete Zafian 213,
and Eric Haltli 210.
Paul Woitowicz 613HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul Woitowicz
paced the scoring in the Iselin AA
League rolling games of 219-246
for a high series of 613.
Darris Douma shot 217, Mark
Wiget 220, and John Morgan 215.
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BALDWIN LANESRoberto DeGuzman 661BALDWIN, NY - Roberto
DeGuzman posted a 232 game en
route to a 661 high series rolling in
the Freeport Eagles League.
Bruno Gerin hit 238-604, Mike
Orlowek 229, Marilyn Avondet
211 and Phyllis Dexter 205.
Pete Manno 290BALDWIN, NY – In the Thursday
Invitational Mixed Pete Manno
rolled high game with a 290 fin-
ishing with a 771 set.
Peter Slavska posted a 280 in a
772, Ethan Gorbel 279 for 737,
Peter Smith 279 for a 772, Matt
Overton 279-715, and Charles
Harris 269-717.
Billy Cherry 277BALDWIN, NY – In the
Wednesday Senior Mixed League
Billy Cherry posted hi game of
277 in a 548 series.
Henry Clay bowled 232 for a 661
series while George Alexander hit
a 228 and Mike Pollard 220 for a
621 series.
December 2 - 8, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 7
Maggie Thompson Wins Ocean Lanes
Goertz Memorial TournamentLAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Joe Goertz Memorial Tournament Handicap
Division at Ocean Lanes Maggie Thompson was the winner bowling
316 scratch, and with handicap a 781 series
Second was Leah Varela with a 480 scratch and a 747 series followed
by Michael Guzman with 632/722, Angie Huston 408/720, Brandon
Salvatore 349/706, Kaitlyn Vernon 476/704, Emma Meyer 532/694,
Andrea Meyer 510/690, Joe Kling 507/684, and tenth place went to
Adah Christian with a 317 scratch score and a 680 handicap series.
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Ogie Lawsin 762
FLUSHING, NY – Ogie Lawsin
topped the scoring in the Friday
Hi-Rollers League blasting games
of 258-256-248 for a high series
of 762.
Abdul Sulley shot 258-248-203-
709, Red Toledo, Sr. 216-234-
237-687, Bobby Fox 224-241-
223-688, and Robert Olvinia, Jr.
234-210-238-682.
Brett Lee 702
FLUSHING, NY – Brett Lee
paced the scoring in the Friends
and Family League rolling games
of 221-237-244 for a high series
of 702.
Craig Bowden shot 227-244-
218-689, Micki Stewart 212-237-
227-676, Lm Wilder 253-251-
673, and Marissa Woods 237-
226-206-669
Marlon Enriquez 702
FLUSHING, NY – Marlon
Enriquez led the scoring in the
Ball and Chain League firing
games of 238-237-227 for a high
series of 702.
Twone Williams shot 217-245-
235-697, Danielle Merino 256-
226-665, Dave Kokoszczynski
202-246-212-660, and Joe
Peltzman 223-213-214-650.
Ocean Lanes Joe Goertz Memorial
Youth TournamentLAKEWOOD, NJ - John Boughton, a freshman of Brick Memorial, beat
his sister Tori Boughton, a senior, in the finals to take home the cham-
pionship title in the Joe Goertz Memotrial Youth Tournament.
Behind the Boughton brother and sister were third place Justin Sauers,
followed by Kamerin Peters, Nic Chirichello, Amanda Shelters, Alec
Hehir, James Bolish, Nick Striffler, Christopher Swindell, Brianna
MacLeod, Bret Donwn, Robbie Guzman, Michael Laycock, Aimee
Sherman, and Livia Spalluto.
The event format was: Four games rolled on the S-Alcatraz 38 foot shot
with all players changing
lanes after each game. This was followed by one extra game for the top
16 qualifiers and with scores carrying over the cut would be to 8
bowlers. This was a total youth tournament with the girls and boys not
separated. The top 8 would then go into a double elimination format
with again a different lane each game.
The top 16 after four games with averages for the tournament were:
Alec Hehir 195.7, Tori Boughton 185.0, Kamerin Peters 178.2, Nick
Striffler 178.0, John Boughton 177.3, Amanda Shelters 177.0, Nic
Chirichello 174.5, Christopher Swindell 172.2, Brianna MacLeod 172.0,
Bret Downs 168.2, James Bolish 168.2, Justin Sauers 167.0, Robbie
Guzman 166.7, Michael Laycock 166.5, Aimee Sherman 165.0, and
Livia Spalluto 164.2.
LODI LANESWednesday Night Live: Matt Lowther 279-711, PJ Garcia 267, Keith
McLeod 257. Alex Prell 736 series.
Monday Trios: Jimmy Medina 277, Alex Protin 744, Andy Argumedo
270-733, Carole DeGroot 254-684, Ron DeLuca 260, Ralph Artemisio
710.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Jim Viola
led the field with a 254 game and
701 high series for the night in the
Monday George’s Memorial
League at Parkway Lanes. Freda
Thurman led the ladies with an out-
standing 232 game and 645 high
series.
Bryant Adams rolled 255-671,
Norman Sees 266-649, Al Del
Vecchio 258-647, Robert Fabian
235-638, Rich DeRosa Jr. 232-636,
Frank Luzzi 249-634, Mark Marton
238-631, John Kostecka 243-620
and Dominick Capozzoli 268-603.
Also rolling high for the women
were Tara Thorn 219-595,
Jacqueline Castro 196-574, Anne
Del Vecchio 245-563 and Elena
Marton 202-570.
Mark Marton 244-700,
Cathy Seco 218-594
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Marton topped the field with a 244
game and 700 high series for the
night in the Monday George’s
Memorial League at Parkway
Lanes.
Vince Vidovic rolled 256-693,
Ryan Musciotto 246-664, Frank
Luzzi 247-663, Ron Filipek 226-
652, and Gene Brezna Jr. 260-601.
The women high scorers includ-
ed Cathy Seco 218-594, Anne Del
Vecchio 245-563, Bernice
Califiore 211-556 and Elena
Marton 215-528.
Jim Viola 701, Freda Thurman 645
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Sean McAuliffe 750STATEN ISLAND, NY – Sean
McAuliffe led the Rab’s Scratch
Draft Classic firing games of 247-
256-247 for a high series of 750.
Rocky Salemmo shot 259-268-
744, Frank Mazzelal 270-736,
Justin D’Amico 268-729, Kevin
Buono 268-254-723, Rob
Desimone 263-723, and Jonathan
Petrizzi 264-718.
Anne Marie Rubilotta 699STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anne
Marie Rubilotta led the Tuesday
Early Birds rolling games of 246-
258 for a high series of 699, and
Michael Spaan hit 212-220-614.
In the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers
League Tom Martine shot 234-
239, Collyn Alonso 234, Mike
Schembari 213, and AJ Miceli
200.
Gary Parisi 693STATEN ISLAND, NY – Gary
Parisi topped the scoring in the
Rab’s Senior Men’s League
rolling games of 245-243 for a
high series of 693.
Joe Albanese hit 222-234-237-
693, Ray Keller 245-256-672,
Randy Viscuso 257-664, Joe
LaBargo 236-227-669, and
Juanito Maliana 268-655.
Robert Lampariello 684STATEN ISLAND, NY –Robert
Lampariello paced the scoring in
the Golden Oldies League rolling
games of 224-215-245 for a high
series of 684.
Jon Cento hit 234, Phil Pistilli
245-200-602, Joanie Bertsen 202-
205-600, and Anthony Gilberto
212.
Nazareth LaBetti 679STATEN ISLAND, NY- Nazareth
LaBetti paced the scoring in the
Gennaros Ladies Classic League
firing games of 200-233-246 for a
high series of 679.
Karen Bachman shot 235, Nicole
Tolnes 232, and Nazareth Laursen
214.
Joe Carlo 677STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe
Carlo led the scoring in the Friday
Nite Mixed Quartets League
rolling games of 255-246 for a
high series of 677.
Mike Vignola shot 268, Nellie
Rosario 224-623, and Rita
DiPeitro 213.
Anthony Saccone 299STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anthony
Saccone led the scoring in the NEXGEN
Junior Bowlers League rolling games of
299-219-244 for a high series of 687.
Jason Wichnovitz hit 224-219-244-687,
Thomas Martire 214-232-210-656,
Michael Costa 200-233-205-638, and
Vin Schneider 245.
Brian Deluise 762STATEN ISLAND, NY – Brian Deluise
topped the scoring in the FixADent
Men’s League firing games of 278-246
for a high series of 762.
Sal Lugo shot 266-248-756, Eugene
Cruz 269-707, Rob Marcello 241-703,
Allan Rubinowitz 257-691, and Ken
Russo 257-681.
In the Tuesday Early Birds
League Anne Marie Rubilotta shot
200-201-227-628, and Laura
Haring 207.
Marc Avena 758STATEN ISLAND, NY – Marc Avena
topped the scoring in the Mike Massaroli
Memorial League blasting games of
244-266-248 for a high series of 758.
Eugene Cruz rolled 257-269-726,
Edward Carute 242-256-718, Jason
Pintus 246-255-705, Red Baranello 247-
698, Mike Barclay 268-247-693, and
Rob Cardinal 262-687.
Eugene Cruz 757STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eugene Cruz
paced the scoring in the RC American
Legion/McGuire League rolling games
of 242-246-269 for a high series of 757.
George Redecha rolled 280-244-717,
Joe LaBargo 249-264-691, Chris Tighe
245-692, and Joseph Campanella 259-
685.
In the Manic Monday Ladies League
Patricia Wall shot 196, and Kathy
Barclay 193.
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