FARMINGDALE, NY – Frankie Berardino earned

top honors in the Thursday 3-Man League at

Farmingdale Lanes blasting a 300 perfecto then

added a 246 for the session high series of 759.

Ray Girardi rolled 299-225-707, Lukas Zito 289-

227-725, Rich Tooker 285-232-721, Justin

Dellicarpini 279-257-238-774, John Cummings 279-

255-735, Dan Levin 279-279-736, Jeremy Schaffer

279-226-722, David Morenberg 279, Frank

Montgoris 269, and Tony Brown 269-254-750.

ABERDEEN, NJ - Jim Hosier of

Wayne, captured his first NJ State

Masters title at the 32nd New

Jersey State Bowling Association

Masters Tournament held at AMF

Strathmore in Aberdeen last

month.

Hosier after qualifying four-

teenth with an eight-game score of

1620 (Joseph R Quinn of Carteret,

was the leading qualifier with

1717) then compiled a 6-1 match

play record with a 205 tourney

average. In the two-game match

play finals he defeated Andrew

Stewart, Galloway, 414-408.

Hosier then defeated Edward

Szygiel of Mount Laurel, 427-416.

He then defeated Fran Luzzi, Port

Jervis, NY, 425-382. Continuing

his winning streak, he then defeat-

ed Joe Pompilio of Toms River,

(the Masters Champion in 2005),

411-372, followed by Matthew

O'Grady, South Amboy, 381-366,

putting Matt O’Grady into the los-

ers bracket for the first time.

O’Grady earned his way to the

championship match going

through the losers bracket defeat-

ing Charles Anderson, Sloatsburg,

NY, 384-340, to have a shot at the

championship. The championship

match pitted O’Grady from the

losers bracket against Hosier in

the winners bracket. In this match,

O’Grady defeated Hosier 404-

394, to earn the privilege of facing

Hosier again to determine the

champion. In the final match,

Hosier reigned supreme with a

437-377 win over O’Grady.

Jason Stadtler, Cherry Hill,

bowled the only honor score, an

11-in-a-row 299 game. 128 partic-

ipated in the tournament.

Jim Hosier Captured

NJ State Masters Title By Joanne Ramsey

INAZAWA CITY, Japan -

Tommy Jones of Simpsonville,

S.C., successfully defended his

International Bowling

Championships title at Inazawa

Futsal Stadium, defeating reign-

ing Professional Bowlers

Association Player of the Year

Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill.,

209-204, for the $75,000 first

prize.

The International Bowling

Championships 2013 supported

by DHC was a World Tenpin

Bowling Association-World Bowling Tour

“major” championship, and awarded Jones a PBA

International Tour title, his 14th career PBA Tour

title, and double points in the rolling two-year

WBT points standings.

In the women’s division, Singapore’s Shayna Ng

defeated PBA Tour champion Kelly Kulick of

Union, N.J., 248-201, also earning $75,000 for

first place.

Rash and Kulick, as runners-up, each earned an

estimated $37,500.

In the men’s title match, Rash led Jones by eight

pins going into the ninth frame, but left a 7-10

split and opened. Rash then missed the headpin on

his first shot in the 10th frame converted the spare

and struck to finish with 204. Jones, needing a

spare and good count to win, converted a 4 pin and

struck for a five-pin margin of victory.

The International Bowling

Championships finals began with

five-player “eliminator” matches

where all five players bowled the

first game, and the two lowest

scores were eliminated. In the

men’s division, 16-year-old

Malaysian star Rafiq Ismail led

the field with a 268. Jones fol-

lowed with 261 and Rash with 215

while Japan’s Hiroki Suzuki (190)

and PBA star Chris Barnes of

Double Oak, Texas (180) were

eliminated.

In the semifinal round, Rash rolled a 247 game

and Jones a 229 to advance to the title match,

eliminating Ismail (200).

In the women’s finals, Liz Johnson of

Cheektowaga, N.Y., joined Kulick and Ng in

advancing out of the opening match, but Johnson

was eliminated in the semifinal round.

At the conclusion of the International Bowling

championships, Mike Fagan of Dallas held the

lead in the men’s World Bowling Tour points list

with 464 points. Mika Koivuniemi of Finland

dropped out of the lead and into second place with

453. Rash was third with 438 and Jones was fourth

with a 401 total. American players dominated the

women’s standings, led by Kulick with 524 points,

Missy Parkin of Lake Forest, Calif., with 441 and

Johnson with 365 in the top three positions.

LEVITTOWN, NY - Walt Stashin took the spot-

light tossing a 300 game then added a 268 to tally the

league leading 816 series while competing in the

Thursday Night Foursome at South Levittown Lanes.

Keith Hengel came close to perfection with a 299

game adding a 269 and finishing with a 747 set fol-

lowed by Steven Fanelli tossing a 279, Jack Kampf

269-266-748, Doc Grannas 268, Marcus White 266,

and Zach Blumenthal 724.

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OAKLAND, NJ – Tom

Stellingwerf earned top honors in the

Ridgewood Pompton Men’s League

at Holiday Bowl firing games of

300-262-246 for a high series of 808.

Mark McGuire rolled 299-688,

Dan Acker 253-716, Jimmy Ketterer

269-685, Vinnie Ptak 239-684, Al

Foroushini 247-674, Dave

Francesconi 241-674, Tom

Settembrino 248-669, and Dan

Papaccioli 265-662.

Tom Stellingwerf Blasted 300

At Holiday Bowl

Tommy Jones Successfully Defends

International Bowling Championship Title in JapanBy Bill Vint - PBA

Frankie Berardino 300 at Farmingdale

Tournament co-manager Joanne Ramsey, runner-up Matt O'Grady,

Masters Champion Jim Hosier, and tournament co-manager Ray Yates.

PBA photo

International Bowling Champion

Tommy Jones.

Walt Stashin 300-816 at South Levittown

2 SPORTS REPORTER January 30 - February 5, 2013

It Pays to Advertise in the

Sports Reporter

The unique high school format

of 6 bowlers, with the dropping of

the lowest score in each game

always proves to be interesting.

This year did not disappoint.

The team winners were

Sayreville High School for the

boys and for the fourth champi-

onship in a row, Brick Township

High School for the girls.

Both teams did not lead after the

first game. Sayreville was in sev-

enth place with a 1,047 set. The

leader after the first game was

Brick Township with a 1,138

game, followed by Toms River

North’s 1,133 and then Howell

Township 1,111 and 1,103.

Sayreville with a two game total

of 2,146 bowled better in the sec-

ond game but still trailed

Howell’s 2,265, Toms River

North’s 2,240, Brick’s 2,228,

Woodbridge 2,213. In the last

game however two teams made a

charge and Sayreville bowled an

1,106 for a three game total of

3,252 and followed by Howell

with a 3,217, Toms River North –

3,216, Woodbridge – 3,214, Brick

Twp – 3,161 and Jackson with a

3,160.

On the girls side Brick

Township with a 969 first game

was third, ahead of North

Brunswick’s 931 and Manchester

Township 904. The leaders after

the first game were Howell

Township with a 1,025 and Brick

Memorial’s 1,020. After the sec-

ond game Howell remained ahead

with a 2,008 while Brick Twp

moved into second at 1,959 with

Brick Memorial third at 1,956 fol-

lowed by North Brunswick,

Manchester and Toms River

South. In the last game Brick

Township bowled the best girls’

game of the tournament with a

1,043 and won the tournament

with a 3,002. Howell followed

with a 2,923, Brick Memorial was

third with a 2,826, Manchester

Twp fourth at 2,811, North

Brunswick fifth at 2,706 and

Toms River South at 2,671.

Individually there was plenty of

action as well. Brick Memorial’s

Brett Downs had a 300 game and

Tyler Wolfe of Manasquan had a

279 game and Brick Township’s

Bryan Figula had a 278. In the

three game series however Mike

Chundak of Woodbridge bowled

games of 266,258 and 210 for a

734 series, followed by Mike

Bernstein of Sayerville with

games of 216, 245 and 256 for a

717 series and Tyler Wolfe of

Manasquan was third with a 215,

279, 214 for a 708 series., Ryan

Melia of Brick Memorial had a

706 series, Bryan Figula of Brick

Township had a 704 series, Justin

Burtwell of Passaic County

Technical Institute had a 694 and

Wil Blanco of St Peters Prep had

a 692.so in total 7 boys above the

690 mark.

For the girls Sarah Rhodes, who

bowls on the Sparta boys team,

bowled a 278 game followed by

Bryce Petraccoro of Manasquan

High with games of 265 and 257

and third high was Jamie Kelly of

Howell Township with games of

248 and 227. Amber MacLeod of

Brick Township had a game of

226 followed by Katelyn

Kettmann of Manchester with a

225. Bryce Petraccoro was also

the high series individual winner

with games 257, 265, and 216 for

a 738 series, followed by Sarah

Rhodes ith games of 278, 216 and

213 for a 707 series, Jamie Kelly

was third with games of 227, 214

and 246 for a 689 series. Lauren

Hoffman – 625 and Chrystal

Stasiky – 612 both of Monroe

high were next. Amber MacLeod -

609, Samantah Toner of Toms

River South 606, Jessica Zalewski

of Barnegat 605, Faith Meder of

Toms River South 601 and

Sydney Scelfo of Brick Township

600 made the 600 series mark.

TOKYO, Japan – Finnish native

Mika Koivuniemi won his second

Round1 Japan Cup and a $71,700

first prize at Round1 Stadium

Diver City Tokyo Plaza Bowling

Center with a 268-164 victory over

Japan’s Yoshihiro Kaji, denying

Kaji’s bid to become the first

Japanese player

to win the event

in 24 years.

The 45-year-

old Koivuniemi,

wearing glasses

for the first time

in a champi-

onship round,

started the title

match with eight

strikes before a

10 pin in the

ninth frame

ended his bid for

a 300 game. The finals aired on

ESPN.

“I got glasses about two years

ago and started to practice with

them, but I didn't like them at all,”

the Hartland, Mich., resident said.

“I bowled a couple of games in the

180s with them on, so I took them

off and shot a 300 game. After that

I didn’t even try them again in

competition. I just wore them

when I was driving at night.

“I told my wife I would start

wearing them after I won my 10th

title, but after I screwed up a cou-

ple of times during the World

Series of Bowling, I decided to try

them again and they felt ok. So I

decided to test my luck and I

bowled with them on in Japan.

“It worked,” he said with a

laugh.

Kaji started the title match with

back-to-back open frames and

never had a chance after that.

Takeo Sakai

(1988) and

K e n

T a n i g u c h i

(1985) are the

only Japanese

bowlers who

have won the

Japan Cup.

Koivuniemi

made it into

the champi-

onship match

by winning a

sudden death

roll-off against reigning PBA

Player of the Year Sean Rash of

Montgomery, Ill., in one of the sea-

son’s most exciting matches. Rash

converted the 2-10 split in the ninth

frame and threw three strikes in the

10th to force Koivuniemi to mark

in his 10th frame for the winner.

Koivuniemi, however, left the 4-

9 split and got one pin for a 223-

223 tie. In the one-ball sudden

death roll-off, both players threw

strikes on their first two shots, and

both left a single pin on their third

attempts before Koivuniemi struck

while Rash left a 9 pin on their

fourth shots.

Finland’s Koivuniemi Wins

Second Japan Cup By Bill Vint - PBA

PBA photo

Mika Koivuniemi With Japan Cup.

SWEDEN’S JESPER SVENSSON WINS BALLMASTER OPEN,

BILL O’NEILL TAKES THIRD PLACESweden’s Jesper Svensson defeated Finland’s Pasi Uotila, 206-163, Sunday to win the Brunswick

Ballmaster Open at Tali Bowl in Helsinki, Finland. The tournament was the first WTBA-PBA

International Tour event of 2013, the opening event on the European Bowling Tour’s 2013 calendar, and

a WTBA World Bowling Tour points event.

Recently-crowned Alka Seltzer Plus Cold Cheetah Champion Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa., finished

third, the highest finish for a PBA Tour member, losing to Uotila in the semifinal match, 237-233. Uotila

defeated Sweden’s Peter Hellström in the opening match of the stepladder finals, 213-180.

Because Svensson, the 17-year-old European Youth champion, is not a PBA member, no PBA

International title was awarded in the event.

The Brick Township Invitational High School Tournament

January 30 - February 5, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Monday LIA: Peter Taormina

278, Justin Sternberg 266, Brian

Selwin 256,705, Chris Schnepp

254, April Fucci 247,225, Marlo

Weissman 244, Laura Hines 220,

Ed Werbeck 708.

Tuesday Early Birds: Pat

Curatolo 242, Karen Bernardo

235,212,615, Betty Espy 226,

anne Zajack 218, Diane Parziale

214, Freda Amon 210.

Monday Seniors: Ray Wilson

214, Bob Sandkuhl 211.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Mike

Gregorio 246, Dan Hastings 243,

Rich O’Neill 235.

Young at Heart Seniors: Pete

Thomasefsky 248,638, Richie

coyer 235,630, Bernie Goldstein

223, rocky Torrieri 213,213, Joe

Cagna 209, Bob Haskin 207,

Marguerite Burt 213.

Swingtime Seniors: Cappy

Caporusso 211,209, Linda Kelly

211.

Hits and Misses: Jimmy Moore

243,235,669, Joe Dolezal 235,

Kahtie Sasso 200.

Hicksville Elks: Paul Devito

267, Jon Crawford 235, Al Gillis

235.

Wednesday Ladies Scratch:

Ginny Lutter 226,214, Virginia

Vannier 225,203, Kathy Moore

226, Jennette James 225, Kathy

Wodzinski 238,223.

Matt Russo 784LAKEWOOD, NJ – Matt Russo

topped the scoring in the Saturday

Scratch Trio League firing games

of 247-279-258 for an impressive

high series of 784.

Tori Boughton rolled 248-232-

239-719, Faith Meder 264-266-

705, Karsyn Lukosius 255,

Brendon Williams 235, Amanda

Nardiello 230, Josh Swindell 226,

Brianna MacLeod and Sydney

Scelfo 225.

Brian Lash 258LAKEWOOD, NJ – Brian Lash

led the scoring in the Saturday

Junior Classic League firing a

high game of 258.

Chris Swindell rolled 225,

Antela Kuzma 224, Cullen Asaro

212, Robert Guzman 210, Jillian

Stuart 196, Vicky Spirio 191,

Vinny Miles 189, and Kimberly

Zalewski 188.

Faith Meder 247LAKEWOOD, NJ – Faith

Meder took the spotlight rolling in

the Saturday Scratch Trio League

firing a high game of 247.

Noah Zawadzky shot 246 fol-

lowed by Brian Coupe with a 241,

Matt Russo 235, Amanda

Nardiello 233, Karsyn Lukosius

224, and Tori Boughton 221.

Joey Tedesco 180In the Saturday Pin Hitters

League Joey Tedesco shot 180,

Livia Spalluto 147, Frankie

Billero 139, Hannah Foray 136,

Sean Hassmiler 117, Alexis

Fitzmaurice 112, and Anthony

Tedesco 109.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES AT OCEAN LANES

4 SPORTS REPORTER January 30 - February 5, 2013

HACKENSACK, NJ - Bowler

City put out an nice shot for Stan

Niemiec’s Youth Travelers and

they took advantage of it with five

“270+” games, three “700+” sets

and twenty-three deuces rolled.

Fair Lawn anchor Jake Rollins,

fresh from his JBT win at Eagle

Rock, blitzed the pins with 216-

278-279:773, high league set to

date and albeit having tossed just

fifteen games, raised his average to

just shy of 246. In today’s third

contest, he carried a perfecto into

the tenth but was stopped by a

“stone” nine-pin. His Fair Lawn

teammates’ Steve Plaszky 223-

199, Madison Perry 188 and

Hassan Izzard 183 chipped in, but

the squad only managed to take the

middle game as Boonton regained

the top spot with a sizzling 1019-

2892 handicap score. Leading the

onslaught was Pat Teshima and

Karl Kattermann who smoked the

pins with their best sets of the sea-

son, 279-236-221: 736 and 215-

224-277: 716 respectively; anchor

Justin Puchalski, sporting a 208

average, had stellar games of 234-

236. Like his opponent Jake

Rollins, Karl had rolled the first

nine strikes in his finale, but his

tenth delivery came up high and

left the 4-7; the 277 finish was

Karl’s highest ever league score.

Bowler City I won two of three

from Holiday I behind John

Draney 274: 653, Ryan Sweeney

213: 584 and Rob Gilbert, Jr 211:

577; Nick Cilento 227: 599, Frank

Magyar 200 and Lilly Sigona 182

were the highs for Holiday.

Bowler City II’s match win skein

ended at six as Bowler City III

emerged victorious 2688-2620;

BC III’s entire quartet scored bet-

ter than average, particularly

Tiffany Sucero who shot 188-180:

546; her teammate Nick Reyes

rolled 211-187 and both Olivia

Wank and Patrick Sucero came

through with 185 scores. For BC

II, anchor Austin Bonacum contin-

ued his strong outings with 224-

239: 651 to lift his 15-game aver-

age to 207, Justin Garcia added

244-235: 642 and Jonmikal Sepero

a 195 finish.

In a match where both teams

were short-handed, Montvale

escaped with five of seven points

from Bowler City IV. Matt Russell

was high for Montvale with 174

while Greg Kahn 171 and Nick

Ferrante 170 led BC IV.

Colette Malyack scored 232: 590

and Kevin Macchia 192-185 for

Holiday II which earned two

points from the vacancy.

Fred Catapano 727FARMINGDALE, NY – Fred

Catapano led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing

games of 257-225-245 for a high

series of 727.

Frankie Berardino rolled 237-

681, Robert Spann 246-227-672,

Mike Garrido 255-669.

Tony Caridi 723FARMINGDALE, NY – Tony

Caridi led the scoring in the Friday

Late Mixed League firing games

of 268-237 for a high series of 723.

Bob Starzec shot 259-245-688,

Tony Ammirati 240-675, Rob

Larsen 255, John Parker 253,

Keith Eliott 246, and Regina

Collins 224.

Tommy Dorsey 704FARMINGDALE, NY – Tommy

Dorsey led the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Friends League fir-

ing games of 258-258 for a high

series of 704.

Bill Sutherland hit 277-224-661,

Al Visxo 238-213-641, Steve

Clickner 246, Rich D’AMico 236,

Rich Valentine 228, Rick Dorsey

223, and John Florerosso and

Doug Mollin 222.

Mike Alvarez 687FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Alvarez led the Wednesday Men’s

League firing games of 259-248 for a

high series of 687.

Chris Weirs hit 263, Joe Inzirillo

258, Barron Terrell 257, John

Tenny and Artie O’Neill 256.

In the Tuesday Nite Owls

League Thomas Fleissner rolled

233-223-661, George Zandier

255-216-644, Kenny Simon 224-

222-641, Rob Larsen 221-217-

640, Don Price and William Grieb

236.

Jeremy Schuster 685FARMINGDALE, NY – Jeremy

Schuster led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

games of 243-242 for a high series

of 685.

Craig Bogart shot 247-229-671,

Ray Kennedy 226-221-226-673,

Joe Venezia 232-225-660, Wayne

Embleton 245-234, and Rainer

Latteier 244.

Kevin Kremler 677FARMINGDALE, NY – Kevin

Kremler paced the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

firing games of 246-228 for a high

series of 677.

Chris DePierro rolled 245-231-

670, Danny Schrafel 248-673,

Danny Riccobono 231-236-214-

681, and Terri Troise 243.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

Scholarship League James Prince

shot 204.

Howie Garfinkel 666FARMINGDALE, NY – Howie

Garfinkel led the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

firing a 246 game for a high series

of 666.

Maria Tamburrino shot 234-621,

Mike Garfinkel 226-619, Cheryl

Boyle 224, Frank Berardino 223,

Bunzarelli Doherty 213, and

Wendy Magliato 200.

Arianna Dumas rolled 201 in the

Saturday Junior Scholarship

League.

Jake Rollins 773, Pat Teshima 736

Karl Kattermann 716 in Youth Travel By Vince Albrecht

G& L Friday Night Mixed

Gianvite Calvelli had the high score with his 248 & 226,685, Chris

Kim 245, 230 700, Steve Nordt 244, Mike Biggy had 2 nice games with

243 & 242 668, Neil Young 235, Jerry Leitner 234, Nino Ponanco 233,

and Peter Pollicino 231.

Tuesday Early 5 Man

Andrew Thomas had a nice 280, 267 768 right behind none other than

Tom Twist with two 279 games and a 782 session high series. Brian

Jones hit 269,738 Tom Smith 268, Jeremy Rybak 266, Mike Cutola

256,247 Mike Semancik 249 along with Jim Patti Sr and Scott Dunning

248, 247, 676.

On the Sr. Front

James Hines had two nice games of 233 and 215, Art Clayton had a

242, Walt Taormina Sr. 216, and Tom Iannicelli back from surgery shot

a 190 game.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT PLAZAMike Yoboud 279-804MADISON, NJ – Mike Yoboud

topped the scoring in the Friday

Classic League firing a high game

of 279 on his way to the session

high series of 804.

Kyle McKissoch shot 279-734,

Joe Parisi 734, Donald Bryant

690, Donna Badolato 224,

Stephanie Rahn 191, and Ellen

Moore 519.

Frank Catanzar 255MADISON, NJ – Frank

Catanzar led the Livingston

Business Men’s League firing a

255 game.

Dan M. Aloia shot 245, Scott

Nelson 244, Tom Klein 641, and

Larry Farrell 622.

In the Monday Night Ladies

League Joei Belli shot 209, Beth

Vanness 203, and Daine Pallante

191.

In the Thursday Mixed League

Travis Wilfong shot 226-606,

Charles Wilfong 226-651, Jim

Sirica 220-622, Pat Wilfong 213,

and Dot Newsome 204.

AT AMF WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

USBC MASTERS QUALIFIERS AT CORAM COUNTRY AND FARMINGDALE LANES

Maple Family Center’s Coram Country Lanes, 615 Middle Country Road, Coram, 11727, phone 631-

732-2022, www.coramcountrylanes.com and Farmingdale Lanes, 999 Conklin Street, Farmingdale,

11735, phone 631-249-4300 www.farmingdalelanes.com are hosting weekly USBC Master Qualifiers.

At Coram Country Lanes, bowlers may choose one or two evenings, Monday and Wednesday, 9:30

p.m. to enter the 3-Game Qualifier. Entry is $30.00 for 1st. qualifier and $20.00 for all re-entries.

At Farmingdale Lanes a Wednesday evening 10:00 p.m. 3-Game Qualifier is being offered. The same

entry fees apply. These are weekly events through January 2013.

The top 5 qualifiers advance to in-center finals where they’ll compete for fully paid entries to the 2013

USBC Masters, at Carolier Lanes, New Jersey in February this is a $500 value.

For more information please call Coram Country or Farmingdale Lanes.

6 SPORTS REPORTER January 30 - February 5, 2013

FRIDAY MIXED

On the Men’s end we have John Labau who shot a

269 game and a 691 series; Rob Burling followed

with a 268 game; Rob Lellig also shot a 268 game

and finished with a 741 series; Donald Wingate came

through with a 254 game; Chris Lucchese threw a

250 game and a 676 series; John Hodge finished with

a 685 series; Tony Depperman came through with a

673 series; Jarvis Skellington followed with a 669

series; Paul Smith finished with a 668 series; Mike

Luccese shot a 667 series; Al Doerrer threw a 664

series and Al Bennett finalized a 660 series; On the

Woman’s end we have Gina Lella who shot a 223 and

a 214 game and ended with a 631 series.

SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED

On the Men’s end we have Pete Conway who came

through with a 276 game; Frank Montgoris who fol-

lowed with a 258 game and a 656 series; Arthur

O’Connor threw a 256 game and a 699 series; Alan Ip

shot a 255 game and a 727 series; Rob Isler came

through with a 682 series; James Nolan also finished

with a 682 series; John Frank threw a 661 series and

Chuck Eckhardt finished with a 652 series; On the

Woman’s end we have Noelene Sheridan who shot a

256 game and a 645 series; Michelle Montgoris fol-

lowed with a 246, 235 and a 227 game and a 708

series; Betty Frank came through with a 221 game;

Amy Fehn threw a 214 game and a 586 series; Pam

Andorfer came through with a 594 series and Melissa

Messite finished with a 577 series.

JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP

On the Boy’s side we have Brian McManus bowled

a 289 game and a 693 series; Greg Schultz followed

with a 275 game; Jeffery Williams shot a 247 game

and a 629 series; Chris Johnson threw a 247 and a

236 game and finished with a 647 series; Pau

Douglas snuck in with a 232 game; Omar Jones

bowled a 227 game and a 622 series; Jonathan

Feuerstein threw a 226 game; Adam Glickman shot a

621 series; On the Girl’s side we have Maria Lucente

who shot a 579 series

TUESDAY MENS

Eric Paulson Jr shot a 287 game; Anthony Bruno

followed with a 268 game and a 659 series; John

Hanlon followed with a 256 game and a 718 series;

Joe Mazza with a 675 series and Brian Bohlman a

656.

ROCKVILLES

Colleen Rowell shot a 226 game; Patty Werbeck

followed with a 223 game and a 578 series; Rose

Marie Yampiro came through with a 218 game and a

597 series; Betty Ann Lescher followed with a 217

game; Gloria Belmonte bowled a 212 game twice and

a 594 series; Jane Beyer threw a 224 game and Vicky

Lockwood came through with a 216 game.

RVC 4-MAN CLASSIC

Richie Salcedo Jr. threw a 290 game and a 759

series; Christian Cabral came through with a 277

game and a 680 series; Gregg Piperno shot a 268

game and a 710 series; Tim O’Brien also shot a 268

game but finished with a 684 series; Howie Tarr

bowled a 263 game and a 728 series; Bob Steppe Jr.

followed with a 258 game; John Khantzian a 280-

725; Pete Slavska 269-686; Bob Thorne shot a 268

game; Brad Cammarano threw a 267 game and a

742 series; Tommy Winchell came through with a

259 game and a 711 series; David Hernandez fol-

lowed with a 258 game; Joe Conigliaro bowled a

257 game and a 698 series; Joe Anderson threw a

278 game and a 673 series; Dwight Flowers fol-

lowed with a 268 game and a 744 series; John

Hodge also came through with a 268 game and a

720 series; Peter Cornell threw a 267 game and a

672 series; Frank Cimino bowled a 258 game and a

677 series; Yosh Novichonek shot a 258 game and a

729 series; Warren Brown came through with a 257

game; Pete Radioli finished with a 681 series;

Jeremy Slade followed with a 677 series and Kim

Swanson finished with a 684 series.

EL CHEAPO

Joey Green shot a 277 game and John Moran came

through with a 669 game.

WEDNESDAY MIXED

On the Men’s end we have Keith Benenati who

shot a 286 game and a 654 series; George Stephens

followed with a 267 game; Salvatore Panzarella

came through with a 258 and a 257 game and ended

with a 697 series; Rob Benenati threw a 256 game

and a 713 series and Frank Macchio shot a 252

game; On the Woman’s end we have Maria Price

who shot a 234 game and a 589 series; Dawn

Laurita followed with a 227 game and a 581 series;

Kathie Websterthrew a 212 game and Anne Perissi

bowled a 211 game and a 576 series.

THURS MIXED

On the Men’s end we have Bill Koste shot a 278

game and a 749 series; Frank Cimino followed with

a 257 game; Jeff Strumeyer came through with a

254 game; Phillip Karfinkel threw a 682 series;

Rick Boremski snuck in with a 664 series; John

Cardinale bowled a 659 series; Philip Schaffer shot

a 658 series and Chuck Marciano finished with a

657 series; On the Woman’s end we have Gloria

Belmonte who shot a 267 and a 212 game and a 631

series; Betty Lescher threw a 237 and a 212 game

and a 626 series; Vicky Lockwood followed with a

226 and a 213 game and a 620 series; Deborah

Diemer came through with a 222 game and a 586

series;

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright

Steve Semancik Rolled 745

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

scores of 191-277-277

for a strong 745 series to lead an active night of high scorers in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Joe Meyers posted a 288 in a 736, Ed Bakelaar Jr. 256-680, Rich

Miller Jr. 257-654, John Dulinski 244-653 and Mike Semancik Jr. 275-

652.

January 30 - February 5, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7

Joey Parisi 258MADISON, NJ – Joey Parisi topped the scoring in the Friday Classic

League firing a high game of 258.

Anthony Parisi hit 249, Joe Parisi and Brett Shapiro 248, Pete

Caporaso 655, and Mike Yoboud 647.

Frank Catanzar 652MADISON, NJ – Frank Catanzar paced the scoring in the Livingston

Business Men’s League firing a 256 game for a high series of 652.

Paul Demyanovich shot 241, Kris Pillon 225, Jim Dresch 632, and

Greg Vogler 619.

Morris Hills Mixed:

Bob McClaughan 183-534,

Manny Barraoqueiro 182-478, Jay

Taormina 177-462, Anita Pennella

180-412, Kathy Kolbusch 179-

480, Dolores Webb 167-443.

Rockaway Foursome:

Ed Cook 268-678, Joe Serico

265-680, Donald Bryant 239,

Rosa Bono 232-595, Liesl Apgar

226-643, Joyce Hulbert 223-604.

PBA Experience – bowled on

changing PBA lane conditions:

Scott Van Syckle 226-629, Tim

Panek 225-651, Philip St. Amand

221-590, Rob Sperling 214-553, Matt

Graham 205-519, Gary Malone 198.

NorBu Lodge:

Chris Bakos 236-667, Bill Karpack

228-670, Charles Wright 225-651,

Lynn Perry 200-515, Stacey Titus

181-499, Marie Vantreuren 175

game.

Thursday Nite Mixed:

Tim Panek 251-689, Bill Homa

245 game, Charlie Dolce 244-613,

Dori Tingoli 216-587; Martha

Hoffman 213-game, Kathleen Reilly

205-529.

Lake Hiawatha A.C.:

Sam Sapio 278-674, John Finno

258-729, Martel Ellis 236-game, Jay

McCrath 235-667, Shawn Casey

229-612.

Rockaway Mixed:

Jim Testa 246-681, Corey Smith

244-645, Glen Malmstone 228-637,

Mike Matarazzo 220-636, Nidia

Haneveld 238-599, Nicole Malson

236-630.

Lucky Strikers:

James Gallagher 105-301, James

Taylor 104-304.

Friday Nite Mens:

Ed Cook 278-619, Kevin Sikora

258, Ricky Exner 258-670,

Brandon Draughn 247-626,

Heriberto Matias 246-693, Robert

Manzi 224, Ed Galuska 224.

Friday Tri-Mixed:

Mike Svetik 210-531, Geno

McCroy 206-581, Daryl Frank

181 game, Micheele Halko 181-

513; Joann Mossi 153 game, Amy

Caselli 150.

Spanish American Mixed:

Julio Soto 267-697, Tyrone Waal

257-697, Benny Nieves 254-644,

Lynn Coleman 224-622.

Junior Leagues:

Sizzlin’ Strikers: Nicholas

Thiese 183-448, Benjamin Cruz

123-330, Andrew Dunleavy 87-

215, Dante Garrido 69-187, Emma

Thiese 137-403.

Weekend Warriors: Ben Miller

123-347, Antonio Rocha 91-223,

Emma Wright 159-407, Carlyssa

Leigh 146-385.

Ball Busters: Nick Westergaard

268-565, Jack Cook 257-669,

Ryan Ackerman 213-524, Tyler

Bott 212, Philip Rodriguez 194

game, Brandon Kwestel 174,

Steph Sihlanick 158 game.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

8 SPORTS REPORTER January 30 - February 5, 2013

Michael Consiglio 776HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael Consiglio topped

the scoring in the Madison Park Men’s League fir-

ing games of 239-258-279 for a high series of 776.

Eric Oppenheimer rolled 218-238-241-697,

Steven Baum, Jr. 213-275-686, Ed Kurylo 225-

249-204-678, Dyshon Coley 238-211-225-674,

Nick Guarneri 235-215-220-670, and Michael Brus

III 217-216-237-670.

Glenn Mohr 757HOPELAWN, NJ – Glenn Mohr led the scoring

in the Raritan Bay Men’s League firing games of

268-264-225 for a high series of 757.

Nelson F. Alves rolled 258-279-208-745, Sean

Zeleniak 213-258-257-728, Evan Simon 251-254-

694, Michael Kersey 237-214-235-686, Joe

Bergamini, Jr. 276-202-207-685, Paulo Toy 259-

244-681, Travis Tilley 227-249-675, and Dena

Simon 201-212-247-660.

Char Martino rolled 201 in the Wednesday Early

Birds League.

Ken Horvath 734HOPELAWN, NJ – Ken Horvath topped the

scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 200-289-245 for a high series of

734.

Mike Vamos rolled 236-278-219-733, Dave

Morgante 206-243-280-729, Rami Ahmed 277-

245-715, Rocco Fortunato 213-245-267-715,

Anthony Stevens 225-222-266-713, Richard Funk

III 268-254-711, Kevin Kopko 224-235-246-705,

and Kyle Olesko 211-266-223-700.

Richard Funk III 711HOPELAWN, NJ - Richard Funk III led the scor-

ing in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games

of 256-215-240 for a high series of 711.

Alberto Martins shot 243-229-204-676, Gary

McGinness 221-202-214-637, Kenny Anderson

212-221-625, Melissa Hertenberger 202-233-614,

and Rebecca Funk 209.

In the Avenel Youth League Andrew Shaw rolled

225, Anthony Falcone 220, Anthony Ruiz 209,

James Wesson 227, Brandt Bannister 225, Jason

Miles 203, and Brielle Bannister 194.

Don Anione 698HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione led the scoring

in the His & Hers League firing games of 205-214-

279 for a high series of 698.

Michael Holoka rolled 216-215-621, Dennis

Decrosta 202-220-611, Pat SiSanzo 234, Craig

Zimmerman 224, and Linda Shafer 223.

In the NJ Turnpike League Pat Jones shot 219-

202, Joyce Elliosn 204, and John Veltre 200.

Brian MacDonald 692HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian MacDonald led the

scoring in the South Shore League firing games of

238-249-205 for a high series of 692.

Bob Granato rolled 215-228-232-675, Steve

Venito 236-233-201-670, John Picozzi 231, Matt

D’Andrea 242, and Kelly Blanch 200.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League William

Bailey rolled 209-231-212-652, Brian Petretta 222,

Don M. Hellhake 233, and Mike P. Kennelly 223.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC