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October 26 - 31, 2016

Sean Rash Wins PBA Badger Open for 10th Career Title
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
ALLEN PARK, Mich. - With two major titles
and more than five Professional Bowlers
Association Tour titles to his credit, 2011-12
PBA Player of the Year Sean Rash established
his PBA Hall of Fame eligibility three years
ago. But theres something undeniably satisfying about reaching the 10-title milestone.
Rash, at age 34, became the 51st player to
enter the 10-win club by beating another 10time winner Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas,
259-195, in the championship match of the PBA
Badger Open at Thunderbowl Lanes. The finals
for the third tournament of the PBA Fall Swing
aired on the CBS Sports Network.
PBA photo
Rash took an early lead that he never relinChampion Sean Rash with daughter Kaylee and wife Sara
quished, striking in the first four frames and
failing to strike in only the fifth and seventh frames. Rash. I knew it would be just a matter of time. You
Malott, who was trying for his first title since win- just have to keep knocking on the door until it opens
ning the 2015 Roth/Holman Doubles with partner and it opened today.
Rash also had to deal with the effects of a hand
Norm Duke in March 2015, struggled to find the
injury
that has bothered him for nearly a year but
pocket until throwing a strike in the fourth frame.
through
various therapies plus changing the grip layIt seemed like a long time ago that I got my first
out
on
his
ball, he has been able to minimize the pain.
win (West Virginia Championship in 2005-06), but
Im hoping I can get the next 10 a little quicker, said

See

RASH

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Ryan Ciminelli Wins PBA Xtra Frame Parkside Lanes Open

By Bill Vint - PBA
AURORA, Ill. Ryan Ciminelli of
Cheektowaga, N.Y., converted a 244
game in his final qualifying game into his
second PBA Tour title of the season, and
the seventh of his career, in the PBA Xtra
Frame Parkside Lanes Open.
Ciminelli, who sat one spot out of the
stepladder finals heading into the final
game of qualifying, advanced from fifth
to first in his 20th game, and then survived
a late charge by J.R. Raymond of Bay
PBA photo
City, Mich., to win the title match, 232Champion Ryan Ciminelli (right) with Sean Rash (left) and
221, to claim the $10,000 first prize.
Parksides Mel and Kurt Frieders.
I was never on the show the entire tournament,
which was organized by fellow PBA Tour
nament, Ciminelli said, but Ive been working on my
competitor
Sean Rash. The strips pattern involved
perseverance and it worked. I kind of felt like I was on a
what
PBA
Xtra
Frame announce Randy Pedersen called
slide coming into the tournament after a couple of recent
moguls

alternating
three-board peaks of heavy oil
second-place finishes, so this one is pretty special.
next
to
four-board
valleys
of very little oil across the
Ciminelli, who had the choice of lane conditions
lanes.
based on his qualifying position, selected the unusual
40-foot strips pattern one of three used in the tourSee CIMINELLI Page 3

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Liz Kuhlkin Set National Record

For Womans High Series
By Aaron Smith- USBC
Kuhlkins achievement is pendARLINGTON, Texas Professional ing approval from the United
Womens Bowling Association Tour States Bowling Congress.
titlist Liz Kuhlkin of Rotterdam,
Kuhlkin, the 2015 PWBA
New York, delivered
Topeka Open champi35 strikes to set a
on, knew she had
national record for the
found the right ball to
highest three-game
match up at Towne
series by a woman
Bowling Academy
with an 890.
after a strong performThe
23-year-old
ance the previous
right-hander began
week, and a win at an
her night at the Reis
eliminator
in
Group Kim Brown
Syracuse, New York,
Memorial League at
also boosted her conUSBC photo
Schenectadys Towne
fidence.
Liz Kuhlkin
Bowling Academy
I never fathomed
with back-to-back 300 games that I could strike that much, said
before leaving an 8 pin to start her Kuhlkin, who also rolled a perfect
final game. After converting the game at the PWBA Topeka Open.
spare, Kuhlkin finished the I had phenomenal ball reaction,
evening by striking on her final 11 and it just seemed like the ball was
attempts for a 290.
gliding into the pocket. Every ball
Erica Cutler of Fort Wayne, was splitting the 8 and 9 pins.
Indiana, set the record earlier this
See KUHLKIN Page 2
year with an 889 series on Feb. 14.

Robert Benanati, Dominick Laurita 300

At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY Robert
Benanati and Dominick Laurita
each rolled a 300 game in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League
at Farmingdale Lanes.

Jason Simonetti shot 267-247712, John Laurita 254-697, David

Williams 257-203-202-662, and
Bruce Skellington 259-229-658.

Farlly Simon 300 at Jib

FLUSHING, NY Farlly Simon
blasted a 300 game in the Friday
Hi-Rollers League at Jib Lanes.

Timothy Lau shot 278-721,

Bryan Paul 268, Jimmy Vega, Jr
257-699, and Lalaine Sindo 223.

Adam Roslund 300 at Majestic

HOPELAWN, NJ Adam
Roslund led all bowlers with a 300
game in the Middlesex County
Classic League at Majestic Lanes.
Brian Adamson shot 277-230255-737, Glenn Mohr 244-256-

236-733, Ryan Friend 248-278715, Bill Daunno 224-257-224705, Eric Velazquez 267-228-207702, and Eric Oppenheimer 236216-248-700.

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FIELDS SET FOR PBA REGIONAL, WOMENS

REGIONAL CHALLENGE EVENTS
With the exception of players-to-be-named-later from the PBA Japan
Region, the fields for the QubicaAMF PBA Regional and PBA-PWBA
Womens Regional Challenge events on Nov. 27 at the National
Bowling Stadium in Reno have been set. Qualifying concluded Sunday
in all seven domestic PBA regions.
The season-long competition points leaders for the PBA Regional
Challenge are Matt OGrady, Matawan, N.J., East Region; Dick Allen,
Columbia, S.C., South Region; Eugene McCune, Munster, Ind., Central
Region; Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa, Midwest Region; Sean
Maldonado, Houston, Southwest Region; Jakob Butturff, Chandler,
Ariz., West Region, and David Haynes, Las Vegas, Northwest Region.
PBA-PWBA Womens Regional qualifiers are Liz Kuhlkin,
Rotterdam, N.Y., East Region; Ashly Galante, Palm Harbor, Fla., South
Region; Diana Zavjalova, Latvia, Central Region; Summer Jasmin,
Beckley, W.Va., Midwest Region; Clara Guerrero, Pflugerville, Texas,
Southwest Region; Missy Parkin, Laguna Hills, Calif., West Region, and
April Lord Wittig, Steilacoom, Wash., Northwest Region.
Both Regional Challenge events, and the PBA50 Tour Challenge, will
be eight-game round-robin match play events held at 3 p.m. PT on
Sunday, Nov. 27. The top two players in each event will advance to a
championship match later Sunday. All of the competition will be covered live on Xtra Frame, PBAs subscription-based online video-streaming service. Subscriptions are available by visiting xtraframe.tv and
clicking on the subscribe now link.
The PBA50 Tour field will include the top eight players in competition
points for the recently-completed PBA50 Tour season. Qualifiers are
Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo.; Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela; Norm Duke,
Clermont, Fla.; Ron Mohr, Las Vegas; Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J.;
Walter Ray Williams Jr., Oxford, Fla.; Brian Voss, Centennial, Colo.,
and Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis. (replacing Eddie Graham of
Centerville, Ohio).
Each of the players who qualified for the Challenge events also earned
a paid entry into the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VIII, which
will be held Nov. 28-Dec. 11 at the National Bowling Stadium.

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Ive tried everything doctor, chiropractor, massage therapy, ice, you name it. Ive got it
to where its manageable and
doesnt have an obvious effect
on my bowling. Overall, Im
working out to get in better
shape, but as far as my hand is
concerned, the key is to reduce
the pressure on my hand. As
you get older I guess things are
going to happen.
Rash, the No. 2 qualifier,
advance to the title championship by beating young
Canadian Graham Fach, 224205, in the semifinal. Fach, a
rookie of the year candidate,
won the Barbasol PBA Players
Championship earlier this season.
The finals started with No. 5
qualifier and three-time reigning Player of the Year Jason
Belmonte squeaking out a onepin victory over No. 4 qualifier
Francois Lavoie, 226-225. In
the second match, Fach dominated beating Belmonte, 249161.
With his victory, Rash joined
Bear Open winner EJ Tackett
and Wolf Open titlist Tom
Daugherty as the first three
players to earn berths in the
King of the Swing telecast,
which will feature the four
PBA Fall Swing title winners
plus the player who finishes
highest in overall points without winning a title.

Continued from Page 1

After connecting on her first 24 shots, Kuhlkin made a small adjustment to start Game 3.
I had three good strikes in the 10th frame of Game 2 but could tell
the ball was hooking a little more on the backend, so I made a parallel
move, said Kuhlkin, a two-time National Collegiate Athletic
Association national champion at Nebraska. It gave me the exact
reaction I was looking for, but I stoned an 8 pin. I was disappointed
that it stood, but I was satisfied that I had thrown a good shot and made
the right move.
As Kuhlkin continued to strike on her way to the 10th frame, the
nerves mounted as she decided to share the moment with the world
through social media.
News of her run quickly spread as Kuhlkin finished off the performance, and shes thankful for the support she received throughout the
worldwide bowling community.
One of my teammates had the idea to show the final frame through
Facebook Live, said Kuhlkin, a former Junior Team USA member
who won a gold medal in doubles competition with Sarah Lokker at
the 2014 World Bowling Youth Championships in Hong Kong. I didnt want to go up there and throw a bad shot, so Im thrilled that it
worked out the way it did and I was able to execute the way I had been
the entire night.
Its been touching to have so many people reach out and congratulate me. Ive gotten messages from people across the world, and thats
such an incredible thing. It was so cool to have shared that moment
with so many people.
Despite the attention, Kuhlkin notes the most important part of her
effort on the lanes was getting to share it with her parents, Mark and
Ricki, and a local community that has supported her throughout the
years.
Its definitely an amazing accomplishment, and its very special that
I was able to share it with my parents and a lot of people that I care
about, Kuhlkin said. That moment is something I will cherish for the
rest of my bowling career.
Several PWBA titlists have been involved in the progression of the
womans national high series record, including 2016 PWBA Lexington
Open champion Bryanna Cot (879), three-time winner Jackie
Mitskavich (877) and PWBA and USBC Hall of Famers Anne Marie
Duggan (865) and Jeanne Naccarato (864). PWBA and USBC Hall of
Famer Bev Ortner became the first woman to roll an 800 series in Oct.
1968, posting an 818 series.
For more information on USBC records, visit BOWL.com/Records.

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Rockaway Mixed: Keith Brower 268, Mike Smith 256-693, Daron Samples 256, Corey Smith 247-651, Keri
May 245-622, Joyce Hulbert 243-583, Denise Frey 233-569, Nicole Malson 207-587

Continued from Page 1

Thursday Night Mixed: Bill Homa 246-622, Jim Testa 244-679, Michael Holdnak 235-571, Robert Rhodes
234-579, Nidia Haneveld 232-613, Kimberly Cartelli 202-499, Carole Crenzio 201-534, Lee Ann Mackin
189-499, Scott Struble 254-600, Linda Alven 195
Put Togethers: Daryl Frank 189-476, Scott Brandsetter 179-495, Fred Drier 170-483, Michelle Halko 177468, Sheryl Carfi 154-383, Amy Caselli 153, Michelle Halko 166-419
Nor Bu: Keith Helbourg 243, Bill Karpack 229-600, Roger McKeon 225-609, Ben Lay 225, Stacey Titus 201538, Susan Egland 196, Chris Bakos 203-550
Rockaway Foursome: Brian Theriault 256-639, Ray Svonsky 233Heriberto Matias 237, William Landrum
236-629, John Kavanaugh 236-607, Kevin Sikora , Kevin Sikora 228-657, Ed Hardy 224, Joyce Hulbert 227562, Catherine Mehring 174-489, Kathy Stone 164,
Fox Hills Seniors: Stuart Gomer 236-662, Robert Scott 202-582, Manuel Matias 202-544, Helen Loverro
212-532, Lorraine Dacko 179-442, Terry Vandermeer 177
Rockaway Women: Susan Chillemi 195-488, Marybeth Kanouse 186-470, Lois Kehmna 181-513, Colleen
Boyd 181-525
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 180-474, Barry Webb 481-481, Bob McClughan 165-472, Joyce Brokling
161, Dolores Webb 154-397, Beth Williams 136
Spanish American Mixed: Joe Karas 259-639, Heriberto Matias 247-639, Benny Nieves 247-681
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Charles Wilfong 268-749, Donald Bryant 268-677, Micha Haywood 268,
Regina Nataluk 230, Sandy Turner 223-594, Linda Barber 200-521
Rockaway Trios: Mike Potokoski 289-728, Richard Mark 270, Larry Gonnello 268-711, Brian Scott 268-715,
David Nash 267-782, ALison Gomer 201-585

After finding the condition wasnt playing the way he had hoped,
Ciminelli moved inside and struck on five of his first six shots to build a
big enough lead to hold on. Raymond, a sixth-year PBA member who was
trying for his first PBA Tour title, was behind by 43 pins in the fifth frame,
but made a ball change and threw five strikes in a row to get back into the
match. Needing three strikes in the 10th to tie Ciminelli and force a rolloff, he left the 6-10 on his second try in the final frame.
Raymond advanced to the title match with a come-from-behind 207-193
win over Kristopher Prather of Milton, Fla., ending Prathers bid for his
first PBA Tour title. Prather led into the final frame as Raymond struggled
to find the pocket on the PBA strips lane condition, which he had selected for the match. But after rolling only one strike in the first seven frames,
Raymond put together a late string of four strikes to take the lead and he
won the match when Prather, needing a strike, left a solid 7 pin on his first
shot in the 10th frame.
Prather spoiled PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr.s bid for his
first PBA Tour title since winning the 2010 USBC Masters, 224-191, in the
first match of the four-player stepladder finals. Prather, as the higher qualifier, selected the flat U.S. Open lane condition for the match and threw an
early turkey to take a 23-pin lead after five frames that Williams was unable
to overcome.

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Pat Zenker 723

Paul Circhero 704

Robert Valenciano 670

Robert Wright 636

Joe Costanzo 224

FARMINGDALE, NY Pat
Zenker led the scoring in the
Tuesday Late Mens League
rolling games of 257-254 for a
high series of 723.
Jim Carey rolled 248-235-681,
Phillip Tinker 242-668, Joe
LaSpina 215-238-214-667, and
Ralph Carollo 258-208-634.

FARMINGDALE, NY Paul
Circhero led the Custom Thumbz
Doubles rolling games of 215248-241 for a high series of 704.
Joe Conigliaro shot 258-257697, Alby Pezzella 236-235-694,
Tony Amendala 267-222-693, and
Mike Chookasezian 246-228-665.

FARMINGDALE, NY Robert
Wright led the scoring in the
Saturday Scholarship League
rolling a high game of 279 and a
high series of 636.
Chris Bodizis hit 211, Camron
Denner 208, AJ Rivera 204, and
Mekhi Michael 202.

FARMINGDALE, NY In the
Sunday Adult/Junior League Joe
Constanzo hit 224, Ralph
Lindgren 204, Stephan Dialzon
186, Louis Gravino 177, Joe Fina
168, and Joan Gallagher 166.
Joe Livolsi rolled 215-202, and
Gerard Hoeler 200 in the Friday
Sunshine Kids League.

Kyle Smith 714

FARMINGDALE, NY Jim
Marino led the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League rolling games of 278-228
for a high series of 686.
Bill Carreras shot 251, Mel
Brown 212-247-222-681, Tony
Fumari and Richard Franklin 246,
Audrey Peteira 243, and Mike
Desmond 236.

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League rolling games of 221211-238 for a high series of
670.
Anthony Cimino shot 270651, Kyle OConnor 267, Paul
Barbuzza 248, and John
Cardinale 247.
In the Thursday El Cheapo
League Sean McGinn hit 218,
John Moran 211, and Mark
Kopper 210.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Matthew Lingren shot
225-205, Nicholas Fina 191169, and Ryan Fina 191-169.

FARMINGDALE, NY Kyle
Smith led the scoring in the
Oceanside Knights of Columbus
League rolling games of 288-228
for a high series of 714.
Pat Zenker rolled 259-244-697,
Ed Graeff 236-210-647, Mark
Gralto 235-640, and Nolan Ryder
252-240-639.

Jim Marino 686

Kent Jones 246

FARMINGDALE, NY Kent
Jones rolled 246, George Fields
244, Harold McKenzie 237, and
Michael Carpenter 236 in the
Thursday Senior Birds League.
In the Rockvilles League Jeanette
Holler
shot
212,
Carrie
Kusterbeck 210, and Kathy
Andrews and Stacy Salomides
204.

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FLUSHING, NY Sean Romney
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Tyrone Jackson, Jr. rolled 268,
Arthur OConnor III 267, Derek
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Damon Santarsiero 246

FLUSHING, NY Damon
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Brian McAdams 811

Paul Marel 664

Dan Clark 738

Dan Haskell 681

HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian
McAdams led the scoring in the
Monday Night Mixed blasting
267-278-266 for a high 811 series.
Joe Herber hit 228-222-639, Bob
Stevens 232-224-614, and Nicole
Baginsky 206-220.

HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Marel

paced the Wednesday Night Trios
League rolling games of 205-212247 for a high series of 664.
Chris Petronzio shot 246, Matt
Rothstein 235-612, and Mike
Kelly 227.
In the Wednesday Night Mens
League Mark Makwinski, Jr. hit
232-215-609, Bill Dillon 242, and
Chris Minch 222.

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topped the scoring in the Raritan
Bay Mens League blasting games
of 234-256-248 for a high 738 set.
John Kertesz shot 237-280-714,
Kyle Jannuzzi 244-257-697, Brian
Adamson 238-228-226-692, and
Tom Conlon 255-258-689.

HOPELAWN, NJ Dan Haskell

led the scoring in the Merck
League rolling games of 215-219247 for a high series of 681.
Allen Phelps hit 232-611, Rob
Sarate 224, and Tom Vickery 223.
In the Friday Night Mixed
League Sal Angotti shot 224-237618, Mary Ellen Oehler 214, and
Mike Kelly 211.

Kyle Jannuzzi 694

HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi
led the scoring in the Garden State
Mixed League rolling games of
247-269 for a high series of 811.
Jose Medina shot 224, Richard
Rowley 214, Johanna Larkin 211.
Larry Clarke shot 203, and Joyce
Ellison 161 in the Jerzey Pikers
League.

David Franczak 614

HOPELAWN, NJ David
Franczak shot 224-231-614, Steve
Peters 202-213, Dave Lieberman
222, and Joseph Hunter 217 in the
Wednesday Majestic Open.

Marcus Hernandez 693

HOPELAWN, NJ Marcus
Hernandez led the scoring in the
Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios
League rolling games of 244-231218 for a high series of 693.
Eric Oppenheimer rolled 236248-676, Steve Kotowski 260243-672, and Dawn Cerasani 236.

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Mike Santonastaso 673

HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike
Santonastaso led the scoring in the
Family League rolling games of
256-215-202 for a high series of
673
Lisa Columbus rolled 247, Steve
Osiadacz 227, and Kopko tossed a
216 game.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley rolled 211,
and Cecelia Mullane 193.

John Kaminski 672

HOPELAWN, NJ John
Kaminski led game and set scoring in the South Shore League
rolling games of 228-200-244 for
a high series of 672.
Brian MacDonald hit 206, and
Lia Cherry 201.
In the Avenel Youth League
Christopher Falcone shot 211,
Branden Barrese 205, and Ashley
Espy 200.
In the Wednesday Early Birds
League Mary Jane Soyka shot
174, and Sue Ragas 158.

Johnny Toscano 278-790 in Youth Travelers

By Vince Albrecht
OAKLAND, NJ The Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League visits six venues this year, one of which, Holiday Bowl, the youthful travelers will
gleefully see four times. True to form, the bowler-friendly Oakland
house yielded forty-six 200s, four huge 700 sets, five 650+ threesomes and two 600+ series. Its then no surprise when the beleaguered
plastic-coats, seemingly safe in their equilateral triangles, panic and
cower in the pits when they see the arrival of the YTLs talented young
bowlers.
Seventeen-year-old North Rockland H.S. senior Johnny Toscano must
have had a Cheshire cat grin when he stepped to the approach to start his
threesome, sensing he was going to trigger an onslaught of Holidays pin
decks. Mercilessly pounding the maples, Toscano exploded with a spectacular triple deuce outing posting 278-264-248-790, leading his Hi-Tor
I squad past T-Bowl, 23-9. Adding on for the victors were Gabriel Duran
222 and Nick Sparta 211. Leading T-Bowl were newcomers Tom
Luchetta 241 and Chris Rysz 201.
Sizzling Derek Lewandowski smoked the pin decks with games of
232-253-268-753, igniting torrid defending champ Bowler City III to a
27.5-4.5 mashing of Lodi. The other BC III high rollers were Nathan
Tombo with 222-203-226-651, Tiffany Sucero 211-202 and Peter Bondy
204-203. Best for the Lodi quartet were Tyler and Jake Nappi with 246
and 209 respectively.
Holiday I rebounded from last weeks rough start with a 905-2516 net
performance. Frank Magyar rolled 236-255-234-725, Nick Cilento 220247-203-670, David Nell 245-213-649 and Angela Dinallo 190. Even
so, the 19-13 win over Bowler City II didnt come easily as southpaw
Matt Burzynski pummeled the pins with a superb 266-245-233-744 to
keep BC II in the match.
Indian Hills senior Jared Duncan strung games of 209-244-21-669 to
lead Holiday II to a 22-10 pasting of Hi-Tor II whose best scores came
from newcomers Nicole Cona 212-215-623 and Isabella Palamaro 211.
Closing out the days action, Nick Fabiano blasted 264-200-656, Matt
Russell 223-224-208-655 and Ryan Kitz 205 as Montvale trounced
Bowler City I, 26.5-5.5. Scoring impressively for BC I were Kristen
Benavente 234, Janina Santoro 227 and Gabriella Pangaro 211-201.

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AT JERSEY LANES
Kevin Kratzer 711
LINDEN, NJ Kevin Kratzer led the scoring in the Union County
Mixed League rolling a high game of 278 and a high series of 711.
Maurie Booker shot 247, Mickey Laparre 246-688, and Myra McGillCobb 209.

Vivian Wyatt 212

LINDEN, NJ In the Teatotlers League Vivian Wyatt shot 212, and
Minnie Belton 203.

Edwin Lefebre 267

LINDEN, NJ Edwin Lefeber rolled 267, Joe Leandro 258, and Clint
Ward 257 in the Friday Nite Handicap League.
In the Jersey Lanes Major/Minor Juniors Nick Kelly rolled 193 and
Fabriane Jean-Denis 166 and for the Majors it was Zachary Siegel with
a 267, and Lanasia Neal posted a 222 game.

October 26 - 31, 2016

PBA SPARE SHOTS

LEADERS AT LODI LANES

Check out the new NFL 360 feature titled How I Roll on Denver
Broncos running back CJ
Anderson who talks about his life
growing up in Vallejo, Calif., football and bowling. The interview
by Mike Silver takes place in a
bowling center. An accomplished
bowler despite his unorthodox
wrong foot style, Anderson
owns three 300 games and competed in the PBA Planet Bowl
Southwest Open in Oklahoma
City in May. He also bowled in the
Chris Paul Family Foundation
PBA Celebrity Invitational earlier
in the year. To view the feature,
visit: http://bit.ly/2d59x6q.

Monday Night Trios: Bob Goodwin 279-748, John Keossey 278-703,

Ron DeLuca 268, Michael Choynowski 268, Nicole Kropilack 258,
Hugh Garrity 719.
Monday Sun Mix: Kenny Pye 277, Michael O'Grady 270-706,
Michael LaSpada 264-723, Laurie Biggar 256.
Wednesday Night Live: Dennis D'Addetta 266, Gene Palko Jr. 258.
Thursday Early Mixed: Shaun Dunning 289, Richie Santander 269,
Clint Coli 258.

AT OCEAN LANES
Zach Letts 278
LAKEWOOD, NJ Zach Letts took the lead when he shot 278 in the
Scratch Trio League.
Paige Peters and Jarrett Toth both collected a 256 game followed by
Shawn Kollmer and Alec Hehir with 255, Brian Huebler 248, while
Bradley Aumann and John Boughton hit 247. Caylin Ryan bowled
246, Natalie Swindell 236, Kamerin Peters 236, and Jimmy Breslin
236.

Jeremy Coplan 226

LAKEWOOD, NJ Jeremy Coplan rolled 226, Matthew Perry 221,
Jessica Kling 209, and Daniel Clayton 192 for top spots in the Junior
Classic League. Shane Cartwright hit 183, Brandon Mumm 182, Yash
Mody 181, Shikha Mody 178, and Alexis Fitzmaurice 178.

Emily Hehir 177

LAKEWOOD, NJ Emily Hehir rolled 177 in the Pin Hitters League,
Eric Lazarhick 169, Olivia Salvatore 165, Faith Perrinand and Luke
Strippoli both hit 164, Mialah Carter 159, Gavin Toth 159, Adah
Christian 153, Ryan Breslin 147, and Maggie Thompson 142.

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