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CORAM, NY - Craig Ferrera put

together eleven in a row before

missing a pin to finish with a 299game while competing in the

Wednesday Summer Mixed

League at Coram Country Lanes.

Bill Hennington also tallied

eleven strikes but just not in a rowand ended the evening with a 279

game.

By Bill Vint - PBA

LUBBOCK, Texas – Top qualifier EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind.,

threw a string of seven consecutive

strikes to defeated Bill O’Neill of

Langhorne, Pa., 256-213, to win

the PBA Xtra Frame Lubbock

Sports Southwest Open and his first

PBA Tour title at South Plains

Lanes.

Tackett, PBA’s 2013 Rookie of

the Year, opened the title match

with three single-pin spares, but

made a few adjustments and fol-

lowed with his string of seven

strikes to run away from O’Neill,

who is arguably the hottest player in professional

bowli ng this summer. O’Neill came into the

Lubbock event fresh off wins in the PBA 2015

Oklahoma Open and Oklahoma’s Grand Casino

Hotel & Resort King of the Swing, a multi-event

summer series in which he also had two third-place

finishes.

Tackett, 22, had previously finished second in the

2014 USBC Masters and the 2014 Oklahoma Open.

Along with his first PBA Tour title, he won a

$15,000 first prize.

“A lot of people took a chance on me when I first

came out on tour, so I want to thank all of them,”

Tackett said. “This one is for them.”

O’Neill advanced to the title match with a 267-

235 victory over 2014 PBA Southwest Region

Player of the Year Shawn Maldonado, a two-hand-

ed player from Houston, Texas. Maldonado was

trying for his first PBA Tour title.In the first match, Maldonado rallied from a 45-

pin deficit in the fifth frame, finishing with seven

consecutive strikes – including a

cross-over strike on his first shot inthe 10th frame – to eliminate

defending Lubbock Southwest

Open champion Mitch Beasley of

Nashville, Tenn.

The Xtra Frame Lubbock

Southwest Open, presented by

Storm, was the fourth PBA Tour

event covered exclusively live on

by PBA’s exclusive online video-

streaming service. Earlier in the

year, Chris Barnes of Double Oak,

Texas, won the DHC PBA Japan

Invitational in Tokyo – the first

international event ever streamed

live on Xtra Frame; Josh Blanchard of Phoenix,

Ariz., won the PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout at

Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine, and Colombia’s

Andres Gomez won the PBA Xtra Frame Pensacola

South Open last Sunday at New Liberty Lanes in

Pensacola, Fla.

Among the 59 players who qualified for the cash-

ers’ round was former Major League All-Star John

Burkett of Southlake, Texas. Burkett, a 50-year-old

first-year competitor on the PBA50 Tour, bowled

Saturday’s early nine-game qualifying squad. With

half of the field yet to bowl, Burkett was certain he

had missed the cut to Sunday’s cashers’ round, so

he headed back to Southlake – roughly 320 miles

away. At the end of the five-hour trip, he learned he

had, in fact, qualified in 58th place, so he turned

around and drove back to Lubbock. Bowling the

cashers’ round on three hours’ sleep, Burkett moved

up to 34th place after two games before fatigue setin and he fell to 51st.

EJ Tackett Wins PBA Xtra Frame

Lubbock Sports Southwest Open

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Pat Zenker blasted a 300 game in

the Monday 4-Man ClassicLeague at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Robert Burling shot 288-249-

257-794, Frank Cimino 290-244-

247-781, Mitchell Goolsby 280-

269-751, Willie Fessler 279-235-

738, Joe Conigliaro 267-260-736,Teddy Avgerinos 279-231-722,

and John Novichonek 267-247-

720.

Lee Parks Slammed 300

At Rockaway Lanes

Pat Zenker 300 At Rockville Centre

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Steve

DeMaria earned top honors in the

FixADent Auto Body League at

Rab’s Country Lanes with games

of 300-245 for a high series of 777.

Tom Dinardo 258-715, Walt

Kulpowsky 287-737, Ron Gaudio

268-708, Bob Suhr 268-702, Ed

Ellardi 258-697, Eric Cruz 268-

681, and Jeff Martin 279.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerival George earned top honors

in the Thursday Senior Birds

League blasting games of 300-

247 for a high series of 794.

Stanley Rosadio rolled 237,

William Collier 235-215, Gerald

Fields 234, Charles Johnson 232,

Mike Desmond 229, Mal Brenner

227, Aubrey Pereira and Lenwood

Jerival George Posted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Steve DeMaria Rolled 300

At Rab’s Country Lanes

Craig Ferrera Hit 299

At Coram Country Lanes

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Lee Parks put

together a string of 12 strikes at

the right time to collect a 300

game and finish the session with a

763 series rolling in the Summer

Doubles at Rockaway Lanes.

Colin Beasty rolled a 279 game

followed by John Coleman with

269-764, John Finno 269-737,

Liesl Apgar 223-655, Tami

Mehesy 203-532, Dori Tingoli

195, Rachel Haneveld 520.

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mickey

Endress earned top honors in the

Scratch Draft Classic League at

Rab’s Country Lanes blasting games

of 237-300-268 for a high series of

805.

Joe LaBargo shot 268-760, Steve

DeMaria 258-734, Pete Diemer 279-

714, Justin D’Amico 714, Jason

Gomez 279-711, Mike Pellegrino

268-711, Jim Shevlin 256-702, and

Anthony Teerzakos 268.

Mickey Endress Slammed 300-805

At Rab’s Country Lanes

PBA photo

Champion EJ Tackett

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Derek Gilbert earned top

honors in the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets League at

Rab’s Country Lanes blasting a 300 game for a high

series of 773. However the spotlight was on Kathy

Wilchnovitz as she posted her first 600 series ever

with games of 235 and 219 in her career high 635 set.

Tom O’Sullivan rolled 265-267-746, Jeff Schwed

267-246-738, Joe D’Esposito 267-716, Tom Farina

288, Jim Hart 243, and Mike Vignola 241-668.

Derek Gilbert 300 at Rab’s Country Lanes

Kathy Wilchnovitz Career High 635


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2 SPORTS REPORTER July 15 - 21, 2015

J o a n Ta y l o r ’ s . . . . .

Te n P i n R a p . . . . .I can hardly believe that I am

sitting in the classroom of the

15th annual Pro Image Bowling

Camp or as I fondly call it,

“Bowling Boot Camp.” Yes, 15

years ago Team USA Head

Coach Fred Borden and another

Team USA coach from this area,

Ken Yokobosky, conceptualized

the idea to hose a bowling camp,

accessible to people in the tri-

state area and held at Rockaway

Lanes.

It was no small task to figure

out how many coaches would be

needed, and what their avail-

ability would or would not be, in

addition to asking Rockaway

Lanes owner Richard Mark as to

when he would be willing to

close the lanes for three full

days. And after all the careful

planning, would there be

enough interest?

Well, this year’s figures prove

there was and still is an interestwith this year’s camp having

grown to an expanded class of

54 bowlers from age 12 through

63, with a waiting list of hope-

fuls.

To find out the motivation for

so many campers and the return-

ing coaches, I asked a simple

question: “Why are you here?”

The results were:

Jeri E. (coach):

“Camaraderie.”

Roger S: “Because four of the

best coaches in the world are in

one place at one time.”

Mia W. “I want to learn a lit-

tle…no, a lot about ball

motion.”

Joey G. “I’m ready to be a

better bowler.”

Jennifer D. “To improve

because you can’t stop improv-

ing.”

Sarah R. “No matter where

you are, there is always room

for improvement. A 12 year old

and a 63-year old are all here

for the same thing.”

Nick W. “To learn something.”Ken Y (coach). “I get the

chance to continue to coach

with the best coaches I’ve ever

worked with since I first started

coaching (1986).”

Gary McC. “To improve my

game and learn something about

bowling.”

Tom S. “To get better and for

the camaraderie.”

Tami M. “To be coached by

the best coaches in the world.”

Bob R. “To improve my game

and because of who the coaches

are.”

Noel V (coach) . “To help

everybody be the best they

can be.”

Mason W. “Because I came

here last year and had dramatic

improvement; this is my

favorite place in the world.”

Jake N. “It sounded like fun

and my Dad said it would help

(my game).”

Joe C. “To learn more about

the game and improve. All of

the people (coaches) are in one

place.” (Side note: Joe at tend-ed last year’s camp and fol-

lowed it back home in

Pennsylvania by entering a

“beat the pro” tournament and

winning 300-279).

Deborah B. “Because I’m a

beginner bowler and I got frus-

trated with everyone trying to

help me.”

John Y (coach). “This camp

gives me satisfaction to be a

good coach in helping people to

get better.”

Mark P. “I always wanted to

be a good bowler. My son took

to it (bowling) and he’s getting

better so I have to get better,

too. It’s a nice father-and-son

thing.”

Tom G (coach) “To give back

to the sport I loved as a kid and

adult.”

Shea B. “To improve my skills

and be a better bowler. I want to

be able to beat my Mom. She’s

my inspiration.”

James K. “Timing and overall

improvement.”

Keith L. “There are no better

coaches in the world. They

make you feel wonderful.”

Jeff M. “I bowled as a young-

ster and gave it up for 45 years.

I went back 5 years ago and

want to do well now.”

Julio C. “I haven’t been here

in 5 years and wanted to get

better.”

Greg R. (coach). “I have funcoaching and I want to keep the

sport of bowling going. There

are enthusiastic people here.”

Lou G. “To execute my pas-

sion. It’s also a stress reliever.”

Gordon V. (coach) “I look

forward to being with Fred, Jeri

and Ken. We had a great time

coaching Team USA. This is

great for me because we have

something special together.”

Pete P. “This (camp) is going

to change me into a 250 aver-

age bowler (laughs). I want to

keep learning the game and

gaining knowledge.”As you see, the underlying

theme was learning and improv-

ing, not to mention the respect

for world-class coaching.

This explains why this year’s

“class” had 22 attending their

first camp (median age, 15). For

10 more, it was their second; six

attended their third; three were

here for the fourth time; two

enjoyed their fifth camp, and

three have attended these camps

six or more times. Three of the

coaches were former campers

themselves.

In addition to middle school,

high school and collegiate

bowlers, there were 3 medical

doctors, 1 attorney and a profes-

sional cellist (no, this is not the

introduction to a bad joke).

They came from New York,

New Jersey, Pennsylvania and

as far south as Delaware and

Maryland.

So who were these amazing

coaches? Ohio-based Fred

Borden, the pros’ coach who has

written numerous books and

generated programs such as

“mybowlingcoach.com” and

video lessons. Gordon Vadakin,

head bowling coach at Wichita

State, many of whose graduates

are enjoying success on the pro-

fessional bowlers’ tour. His

teams have also won numerousnational championships. Jeri

Edwards, the only female coach

in the world for a national sports

team, formerly with Team USA

and currently coaching Team

Puerto Rico. Yokobosky, who

runs 2 pro shops, and is the head

coach in the newly-formed

Caldwell College women’s

bowling program. Al Jones, who

also runs the 2 pro shops and is

our wunderkind who has

received two sets of double-lung

transplants. Rounding out the

staff are Tom and Eric

Gentilella, John Yankanich and Noel Vega.

Next week, in Part Two you

will see how these campers

fared, and who won the grand

finale tournament. I can tell you

that on the last day, Ken

Yokobosky already had a list of

people enrolled for next year’s

“Sweet sixteenth” Bowling

Boot Camp.


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July 15 - 21, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Mistakes are part of the dues

one pays for a full life." – Sophia Loren

Phil Arcuria, Brian Daluise, Jr.

Hit 300 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Phil Arcuria and Brian Daluise,

Jr. each blasted a 300 game in the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League at Rab’s County Lanes.

Bob Jacobson hit 259-268-746, Eugene Cruz 2890744,

Kevin Ng 278-246-726, Jo Sanfilippo 290-709, Mike

Vignola 257-255-702, and Steve DeMaria 288-692,

Phil Arcuria, Brian Daluise, Jr.

300 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Phil Arcuria and Brian Daluise,Jr. each blasted a 300 game in the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League at Rab’s County Lanes.Bob Jacobson hit 259-268-746, Eugene Cruz 2890744,

Kevin Ng 278-246-726, Jo Sanfilippo 290-709, Mike

Vignola 257-255-702, and Steve DeMaria 288-692,

Joe Carlo 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe Carlo blasted a 300 game for

a 704 series in the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets League at

Rab’s Country Lanes.

Ken Soto shot 245-256-704, Larry Sullivan 244-683, Tom

Farina 679, and John Saker 255-662.

Juanito Malana 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Juanito Malana blasted a 300

game for a high series of 735 in the Senior Men’s League.

Don Schmid shot 245-244-690, Bruce Hurley 225, Dennis

Costantino 224, Hal Solomon 235, Ron Guy 244, and JohnEadicco 233.

Juanito Malana 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Juanito Malana blasted a 300

game for a high series of 735 in the Senior Men’s League.

Don Schmid shot 245-244-690, Bruce Hurley 225, Dennis

Costantino 224, Hal Solomon 235, Ron Guy 244, and John

Eadicco 233.

Tom Hollywood 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom Hollywood earned top hon-

ors in the Senior Men’s League blasting games of 248-

249-300 for a high series of 797.

Randy Chappe hit 253-299-724, Seto Jew 268-226-224-

718, Mike King 235-237-688, Kevin Legg 235-227-224-

686, and Whitey Woss 245-266-683.

Tom Hollywood 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom Hollywood earned top hon-

ors in the Senior Men’s League blasting games of 248-249-

300 for a high series of 797.Randy Chappe hit 253-299-724, Seto Jew 268-226-224-

718, Mike King 235-237-688, Kevin Legg 235-227-224-

686, and Whitey Woss 245-266-683.

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Joe Conigl iaro 787 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Joe Conigliaro topped the scor-

ing in the Custom Thumbz

Doubles League blasting games

of 262-279-246 for a high series

of 787.

John Smisek rolled 275-739,

Andrew Guertin 269-243-731,

Alby Pezzella 269-708, John

O’Farrell 251-236-701, Julio

Zambrano 257-236-686, andMichael Messina 243-221-210-

674.

Alex Bogolubsky 771ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alex Bogolubsky led the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Night

Mixed Summer League firing

games of 279-257-235 for a

high series of 771.

Joe Mazza rolled 224-278-248-

750, James Cianelli 269-229-

706, Ray Brooks 248-225-680,

Al Johnson 254-210-667, and

Patrice Nolan 255-212-658.

In the Wednesday Clark Gillies

League Esther Alongi shot 191,

Charlene Spinelli 185, andSheila Weissman 179.

Teddy Avgerinos 742ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Teddy Avgerinos topped the

scoring in the Thursday Mixed


226-279 for a high series of

742.

Rick Boremski rolled 216-255-

258-729, Joseph Jhingree 226-

245-257-728, Robert

Valenciano 278-215-690, and

Charlie Torres 236-233-693.

Jay Beller 298ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jay Beller led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo League

rolling games of 298-236 for a

high series of 684.

John Moran rolled 214, Matt

Rizzo 213-204-209-626, Steve

Patitucci 211-203, Vinnie Spano

205, and Peter Micca 200.

Alexander Villardi 736

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Alexander Villardi led the scoring

in the Saturday Scholarship

League firing games of 258-235-


Robert Wright rolled 223-244-

248-715, Anthony Cassonetto

234-227-655, Jahnia Phillips 243-

200-634, and Maria Lucente 258-

631.

Darren Leeds 712ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Darren Leeds led the scoring in

the Saturday Temple Avodah



Steve Klein shot 264-228-682,

Scot Mackoff 255-233-682, Gary

Baumann 228, Ken Fischgrund

225, and Rick Cohen 223.

Sondra Crummell,

Lori Flacks 677 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Lori Flacks and Sondra Crummall

each blasted a high series of 677 in

the Tuesday Koffee Kats League.

Dee Toohey rolled 190, Donna

Milcetic 175, Michele Perimutter

171, and Gina Hill 170.

Ed Graeff 666 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ed

Graeff led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed League

rolling games of 257-214 for a

high series of 666.

Henry Malinowski rolled 251,

Terry McCarthy 237, Tom Wallace

231, and Chuck Marciano 226.

Charles Johnson 657 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Charles Johnson paced the scoring

in the Thursday Senior Birds

League rolling games of 248-226

for a high series of 657.

Gerald Fields rolled 235-224-651,

Chris Washington 245, George

Fields 225, Ed Fontera 222-212,

and Richard Franklin 221.

Sean McGinn 268

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Sean McGinn rolled 268, Frank

Porcella 258, Kevin Gracy 254,

Richie McCarthy 247, and Chuck

Marciano 235 in the Tuesday

Nostalgia Mixed League.

Roxanne Ryan rolled 202 in the

Tuesday Long Beach Catholic

Ladies League.

Robert Barker 258ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Barker rolled 258-627,

Xavier Alexander 256, Alesa

Messian 228, Jair Brooks 224, and

Nick Lastella 202 in the Tuesday

Summer Adult-Junior League.

Jerival George 664ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerival George led the scoring in

the Thursday Senior Birds League

rolling a high game of 269 and a

high series of 664.

Stanley Rosadio rolled 258-224-

664, Larry Montgomery 256-236-

662, Ed Frontera 255, Lorne

Canton 246, and Henry Clay 242.

Mary Pat Murphy rolled 192,

Nancy Johnson 188, and AnitaLaSpina 178 in the Tuesday Long

Beach Catholic Ladies League.

Xavier Alexander 225ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In

the Tuesday Summer Adult-Junior

League Xavier Alexander shot

225, Jarrett Gerard 224, Jair

Brooks 212, William Grupe 210,

and Alexa Messina 201.

Patricia Guido rolled 200,

Adrienne Lupo 199, Alexandria

Strom 194, and Donna Milcetic

and Susan Smith 185 in the

Tuesday Koffee Kats League.

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Christopher Kelch 714FARMINGDALE, NY –

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scoring in the Bowlympics Duo’s



Carly Licht shot 255-244-687,

Christopher Mirer 259-244-675,

Rosie Snyder 225-221-641, Sal

Yannacone 269, and Maria

Lucente 227.

Craig Koppell 710FARMINGDALE, NY – Craig

Koppell topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League firing

games of 247-245 for a high series

of 710.

Tony Cipriano rolled 268-214-

665, Brian Siemers 223-223-648,

Lloyd Hasluck 234-213-639,

Davod Morgenberg 232-226-657,

and Kenny Simon 236.

Danny Schrafel 702FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny

Schrafel paced the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League rolling

games of 239-236-227 for a high

series of 702.

Eddie Allen rolled 220-226-225-

671, John Bachmeier 223-200-

618, Jose Roman 245-608, and

Donnie Fratello 214-212-607.

Fred Cohen 690FARMINGDALE, NY – Fred

Cohen topped the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing


series of 690.

Don Perillo shot 2472-43-686,

Robert McNally 267-214-648,

Eric Smyth 268, Bob Gelfant 238-

229-652, and Michael Sodano

238.

Tim Jackson 268

FARMINGDALE, NY – TimJackson led the scoring in the

Wednesday Friends League firing

a high game of 268.

Rob Grieb rolled 205, Steve

Droluk 201, Patricia Bento 197-

192, Orlando Blackwell 195-195,

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Chris Ufholz shot 248, Tom

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Rodney Liguori 221, and Charles

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Eric Oppenheimer 715HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric Oppenheimer led the

scoring in the Madison Park Men’s League fir-

ing games of 235-224-256 for a high series of

715.

Kris Brus rolled 241-257-696, Paulo Toy 200-

244-229-673, Russell Bennett 248-212-658,

and Joe Herber 246-215-655.

Tom Girdley 707

HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Girdley took center stage spotlight when he led the scoring in the

Summer Adult Child League rolling games of

223-228-256 for a high series of 707.

William D. Willard, Jr. rolling games of 225-

237-204 for a 666 sereis and was followed by

Dorien Soto bowling 220, Linda Culotta 212,

and Ryan Soto with 205.

Kyle Jannuzzi 692HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle Jannuzzi led the scor-

ing in the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing

games of 258-257 for a high series of 692.

Vinny R. Medvetz shot 205-207-602, Mike

Piomelli 211-215, and Kurt Moszowski and

John Lennox 216.

Don Anione 662HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione paced the

scoring in the Guys and Dolls League rolling

games of 226-223-213 for a high series of 662.Ken Martino shot 212-219-630, John Sidorko

214, John Stasi 212, and Thomas Poulos 211.

Hugo Toro 625HOPELAWN, NJ – Hugo Toro rolled 217-222-

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Tuesday 8:30 pm 4

Wednes 12pm Walk in Singles

Wednes 6:30 pm 4 person

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Thurs

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Mixed

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Friday 12pm Walk in Singles

Friday 7:30 pm 5 person

Satur 7:00pm

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Sunday 10 am Walk in

Sunday 1:30pm 5 Mixed

PBA Experience: Brian Scott 235-637,

Joseph Kleczynski 233-635, Stephen Boylan

222, Ken Yokobosky 591.

Monday Adult Jr.: Jeff Morin 259-687,

Michael Terantino 257-738, Timothy Braun

225, Tina Worbel 186-437, John Wrobel

225-560, Joe day 123-342, Jillian Shay 142-

335.

Get your game on: Ralph Viola 244-615,

Robert Scott 222, Geno McCroy 191, NancyPenella 209-501, Carol Begraft 178-459.

Fox Hills Seniors: Steve Rainer 211-515,

Daryl Frank 204-492, Morris Horowitz 193-

566, Joanne Margiotta 150-429, Marie Wolf

149-398.

Wednesday Early Birds: Michael Kirc

254, Jim Testa 246, Ed Cook 242-711, Kara

Cook 235-565, Joan Rauh 182, Michele

Bielawski 154-422, Diana Piasecki 160.

Summer Doubles: Lee Parks 300-763,

Colin Beasty 279, John Coleman 269-764,

Joh Finno 269-737, Liesl Apgar 223-655,

Tami Mehesy 203-532, Dori Tingoli 195,

Rachel Haneveld 520.

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Seto Jew 778STATEN ISLAND, NY – Seto

Jew topped the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League blasting


series of 778.

Rib Gaudio rolled 253-266-735,

John Giobbie 247-227-240-714,

Al Felline 247-225-233-705, Don

Schmidj 235-257-702, Tom

Hollywood 278-237-701, and Pat

Valenti 257-223-694. Jonathan Petrizzi 738STATEN ISLAND, NY –

Jonathan Petrizzi topped the scor-

ing in the Youth Leader Triples



Breanna Barclay rolled 215-204-

211-630, and Calista Iavarone

212-201-207-620.

Jonathan Petrizzi 735STATEN ISLAND, NY –

Jonathan Petrizzi led the scoring

in the Junior Scholarship Doubles



Casey Sparacio shot 244-209-

643, James Slevin 214-224-203-

641, Jason Wichnovitz 209-233-

626, and Anthony Everts, Jr. 213-

205-611,

Marc Avena 733STATEN ISLAND, NY – Marc

Avena topped the scoring in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League

blasting games of 267-245 for a

high series of 733.

Joe SanFilippo shot 286-684,

Rob Butler 683, Pete Gambino

677, Red Baranello 246-667, Mike

Gaelotti 256, John Baranello 255,

Anthony Dadberio 249, Anthony

Pellegrino 247, and Ross Todisco

243.

John Giobbie 711STATEN ISLAND, NY – John

Giobbie led the scoring in a Senior

Men’s League rolling games of


John Gino rolled 236-246-688,

John Castro 212-221-246-679,

Tom Hollywood 233-658, Mike

Cocozza 235-641, and Joe

LaBargo 226-640.

In another senior session Tom

O’Sullivan rolled 216-268-667, AlFelline 235-200-219-654, Lou

Dalto 215-224-620, and Phillip

Pistelli 234-613.

In a later meeting Al Felline

rolled 259-217-214-690, Larry

Yurman 210-245-624, Mike

Luciano 223, and Bernie

Weissman 216.

Jason Todaro 707 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jason

Todaro led the scoring in the

Wednesday Summer Mixed

League rolling games of 246-256

for a high series of 707.

Frank Vasquez rolled 246-684,

Paul Petersen 290-682, Gene

Doherty 254-657, and ToddDeRosa 280.

In another session Jeremy

Apostol rolled 256-682, Michael

Margiotta 278, Tony Coppola 246,

and Olivia Costantino 210-218.

Tom O’Sulilvan 704STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

O’Sullivan led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League rolling


series of 704.

Mike Luciano rolled 204-224-

213-640, Al Felline 246-630,

Duke Velluzzi 224, Angelo Calato

268, and Pat alenti 231.

In another session Tom

O’Sullivan rolled 249-265-226-740, John Castro 228-211-637,

and Mike Luciano 221-211.

Wendy Scarsella 689STATEN ISLAND, NY – Wendy

Scarsella topped the scoring in the

Gennaro’s Ladies Classic League

firing games of 226-254 for a high

series of 689.

Adrienne Paccione rolled 214-

237-656, Dotty Belantoni 213-

225-6445, Liz Philpott 211-214-

627, and Alice Carlo 225.

Anne Marie Rubilotta 684STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anne

Marie Rubilotta led the scoring in

the Tuesday Early Birds League

rolling games of 222-227-235 for

a high series of 684.

Laurie Lenzo shot 224, Ginny

Lananna 207, and Michele Spaan

202-205.

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AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES INAUGURAL USBC MIXED ENDS IN RENORENO, Nev. – The inaugural edition of the United States Bowling

Congress Mixed came to a close at the National Bowling Stadium.

The new event, held alongside the USBC Women’s Championships, fea-

tured four-player mixed teams (two men and two women), mixed dou-

bles (one man and one woman) and open singles competition. Teams

participated in one of four average-based divisions, while doubles and

singles was contested across six average-based divisions.

Team competition was held on the main 78 lanes of the NBS, giving

bowlers the opportunity to experience the high ceilings and champi-

onship atmosphere of the “Taj Mahal of Tenpins.”

Bowler’s Choice Pro Shop-Brentwood of Oakley, California, put up the

highest team total, 2,514, to sit on top of the Division 1 Team standings.

The team put together games of 880, 794 and 840, led by USBC Hall of Famer Liz Johnson’s 710 series. Johnson was joined at the NBS by

Aaron Pawloski (619), Ron Case (615) and Jennifer Asplin (570).

Doubles and singles at The Mixed took place on the Showcase Lanes,

located on the ground floor of the five-story venue.

Reno’s David Dayton fired games of 224, 290 and 237 for a 751 series

to lead the way in Division 1 Singles, while Tina and Stuart Williams of

Phoenix led Division 1 Doubles with a 1,439 total. Stuart rolled games

of 280, 268 and 279 for an 827 series, the tournament’s lone honor score.

Tina, a former Team USA member, had games of 180, 187 and 245 for

a 612 set. (All standings are unofficial and pending final verification.)

Brian Shade Tops at Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - Brian Shade with a 268 stole high game and Eric

“Perfect” Hansen came in with high series 709 in the Coors Light Trio

League. Other series were Shade 680, Rod Dickson 671 and Janine

Smith pacing the women with a 601 series and a 209 game. For the men:

Pete Colilla 257 and Tony Tesoriero 254.

Destino’s Pizza at 30-6 pulled ahead of Two and a half Men (Team 21)

who are now 25-11 as are the Side Pins. Squeezed just underneath the

Pizza are Team 4 and One More Round tied at 26-10. The only sweep

was Bowling Bandits over Team 17. Next week features: Pizza and

FARB 3, also One More Round against TEAM 12.

july 15 - 21, 2015 sports reporter

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