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Canada's Francois Lavoie Wins Singles at Mike Rochinski Slammed 300
2019 PABCON Men’s Championships At Lodi Lanes
LIMA, Peru - While the early bird is
supposed to get the worm, Canada's LODI, NJ - Mike Rochinski blast- Frank Rubinetti found the line to
Francois Lavoie upgraded to the sin- ed a 300 game while contesting in roll a 277 in his 769 set, Chris
gles gold medal at the 2019 Pan the Monday Night Trios League at Mota and Dave Henderson 255,
American Bowling Confederation Lodi Lanes and Amanda Santos 247.
Men's Championships.
The 26-year-old right-hander and Charlie Torres Hammered 300
past U.S. Open champion said he
prefers to bowl early in the day, and At Maple Lanes RVC
he proved that by averaging more ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- RVC
than 248 over six games Tuesday on Charlie Torres took the center Willie Fessler rolled games of
the way to a record score of 1,493 at stage spotlight when he fired a 300 268 and 257, while Steven Cohen
the new Bowling Center of La Villa game rolling in the Thursday bowled a 258, and Greg Ton post-
Deportiva Nacional (VIDENA). Mixed League at Maple Lanes ed a247.
Darren Tang of the United States,
making his international debut as a
member of Team USA, finished sec- Ronnie Fandino, Ogie Lawsin Hit 300
ond behind Lavoie to claim the first
medal of his career. Tang earned the
At Jib Lanes
singles silver medal with a 1,442 FLUSHING, NY - Ronnie Ed Ziemak rolled 245-279-227-
total and was followed by Jonaykel USBC photo Fandino and Ogie Lawsin each 932, Bryce Ingram 247-212-222-
Conejo of Costa Rica, who claimed Francois Lavoie blasted a high game of 300 in the 204-885, Frankie Sanchez 248-
the bronze medal with a 1,434 total. PBC League at Jib Lanes. Ronnie 212-222-879, and Jimmy Ansale
Tang also got off to a good start in singles Tuesday,
All three singles medalists bowled on the first of shot 241-242-203-300-986, and 216-244-207-851
opening with games of 256, 278 and 222 to set the
the day's three qualifying squads. Ogie 236-300-233-956
pace through the first half of the event. This week's
"To begin with, if I have to choose, I prefer to bowl tournament is being contested on the 41-foot World
in the morning over late, so I already was comfort-
able in that aspect coming into today," Lavoie said.
Bowling Rome oil pattern. William Ryan Rolled 300
"I'm still trying to get comfortable in the venue in
"Generally, our goal for singles is to gather as much general, but I matched up pretty well early and was At Farmingdale Lanes
information as we can to share with the team, and we able to shoot 750, even with a few holes, so it actual-
use it as the week goes on. After I got off to such a FARMINGDALE, NY - William Milto 279-228-258-765, Anthony
ly could've been a lot more," said Tang, a two-time
good start, I thought I might be able to put up a good Ryan blasted a 300 game in the D'Elia and Nick Dilauro 269,
Team USA member (2018-2019) and past member of
number, and anytime you can come away with a Epic Edge Trios League at Omar Cerutti 268, Evan Myers
Junior Team USA (2014). "I made some moves a lit-
medal, it's special. To do it in singles really sets a nice Farmingdale Lanes. 259, and John Ripple Joe Benus,
tle too late down the stretch, especially the last game,
tone for the week." Paul Bajorski rolled 289, Jeremy and Kathryn Rivera 258.
but JJ (John Janawicz) and I worked pretty well
Lavoie, who was part of the six-game trios record together, and we're feeling pretty good going into
with Zach Wilkins and Mitch Hupé in 2016, rolled tomorrow. If we can clean up a few little things, we
games of 266, 224, 199, 257, 279 and 268 on should be in good shape."
Andrew Tripka, Bill Daunno,
Tuesday to outdistance a field of 100 bowlers from
19 countries and top the previous men's singles
Competition at the 2019 PABCON Men's Glenn Mohr 300 at Majestic Lanes
Championships continues with doubles, and competi-
record of 1,482, set by Team USA's Sean Rash in HOPELAWN, NJ - Andrew 806, Chris Fisher 245-269-258-
tors again will be split across three squads. The sin-
2016. Tripka, Bill Daunno, and Glen 772, Tommy Martino 269-222-
gles medals will be presented after the first squad.
Brazil's Stephanie Martins owns the overall PAB- Mohr each fired a 300 game in the 266-757, Christopher Walen 267-
The Team USA pairings will be Tang and Janawicz
CON Championships singles record with 1,518, Middlesex County Classic League 244-244-755, Mike Petti, Jr 248-
in the morning, AJ Johnson and Sean Wilcox in the
rolled at the 2018 PABCON Women's at Majestic Lanes. 258-247-753, and John Flypczuk
afternoon and Perry Crowell IV and Nick Pate on the
Championships in the Dominican Republic. John Kertesz hit 259-258-289- 227-236-278-741.
final squad of the day.
2 SPORTS REPORTER May 1 - 7, 2019

TITLES DECIDED AT 2019 INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

DAYTON, Ohio – The Robert Morris-Illinois women continued their In the men’s title match, Webber International snagged a 179-176 The World Team
comeback ways in the title match at the 2019 Intercollegiate Team victory in Game 1 behind senior Matt Russo’s three-strike 10th Challenge
Championships and Webber International’s senior anchor closed his col- frame. It forced Lawrence Tech’s Kyle McGrath to double to win,
lege career with a title at Poelking Lanes South. and McGrath buried the first shot, but he left a 4 pin on the second ALLEN PARK, Mich. The five
The championship matches were taped for broadcast on CBS Sports delivery. leading International scorers
Network. The women’s final will be televised May 7 at 8 p.m. Eastern Lawrence Tech again had a chance to shut out Webber in the final from PBA World Series of
and the men’s final will air May 14 at 8 p.m. Eastern. frame of Game 2, but an open frame again opened the door for Russo. Bowling X qualifying beat the
five highest U.S. scorers to win
The women’s title match not only went to a deciding fifth game, but Needing to fill 19 pins for the win, Russo struck on his first offering,
the USA vs. The World team
also come down to the last bowler, Robert Morris-Illinois senior left a 3-7 split on the second shot and clipped the 3 pin on the fill for
competition, 2-0, in a best-of-
Courtney Ermisch. a 150-149 victory.
three Baker team format finals to
Needing two strikes and seven pins to give her team the title, Ermisch In Game 3, Webber sandwiched an open frame and a spare between
conclude a historic week of PBA
struck on her first shot and buried the second. She then put down nine six strikes during the first eight frames, but Lawrence Tech wouldn’t
competition on FS1 at
more pins for a 183-177 victory and the title. go quietly despite some struggles. After a strike in the ninth, Lawrence
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“That is the stuff that, in your dream, you need a double or three to win Tech filled 20 pins in the 10th frame to set the stage for Webber.
Detroit.
it, and you get it,” Ermisch said. “Obviously, winning a title has been a Needing a mark to secure the Helmer Cup, Russo stepped up in the
The World team, made up of
dream forever and this is insane. I don’t have words right now. I’m still 10th frame and buried a strike on his first offering to give the program Pontus Andersson (Sweden),
shaking, still speechless.” its second ITC title. Webber won the game 209-181. Andres Gomez (Colombia),
When the Eagles, comprised of Ermisch, Mattie Brandos, Molly “I just kept telling the guys to give me a shot,” said Russo, who was Dom Barrett (England) and
Brandos, Britney Brown, Morgan Petrin, Megan Macunovich, Danyell selected at the tournament’s most valuable player. “I like those clutch Australians Sam Cooley and
Chupp, and Veronica Dreyfus, lost the first two games of the women’s moments. When something means so much to me, I find a way to dig Jason Belmonte defeated the
championship match, it simply put them in a familiar position. deep. It’s the type of bowling I like to pride myself on.” U.S. team of Bill O’Neill, Kyle
The team lost the opening game of all but one of its five matches lead- Along with Russo, the Warriors’ ITC team consisted of Evan Sherman, Tom Daugherty,
ing up to the title. Baranecky, Adam Glickman, Tom Hankey, Brennan Haugh, Nash Anthony Simonsen and EJ
But in Game 3, the Eagles took advantage of two single-pin misses by Medico, Maxx Tamburrino and Adam Zimmerman. Tackett, to end the U.S.’s two-
McKendree for a 212-185 win and posted seven strikes in a 217-181 In addition to Russo and McGrath, selected to the men’s all-tourna- year reign as champion of the
Game 4 victory to force a deciding game. ment team were Pete Vergos of Calumet, Josh Pate of Wisconsin- non-title WSOB “all-star” event.
“I think the spark of it being ‘now or never’ is kind of where we Whitewater and Bryan Hahlen of McKendree. The Chris Stoehr The U.S. team, captained by
thrived,” said Ermisch, who was selected as the tournament’s most valu- Sportsmanship Award winner went to Wichita State’s Wesley Low. PBA Hall of Famer Marshall
able player. “We didn’t have another game to wait, it was either go-time The 16 men’s and 16 women’s teams at the ITC qualified by finish- Holman, jumped out to the lead
or time to go home. In this team, we never give up, we never quit.” ing in the top four at one of four sectional events held in March. At the in the first game of the second
Joining Ermisch on the all-tournament team were McKendree’s national tournament, teams bowled 24 Baker qualifying games to match 184-176 but The World
Breanna Clemmer, Alexis Neuer of Delaware State, Lindenwood’s determine seeding for the double-elimination bracket, which featured team, captained by Hall of
Haley Cummings and Olivia Farwell of Duquesne. Farwell also was best-of-seven Baker matches leading up to the title matches, where Famer Amleto Monacelli, came
selected as the Chris Stoehr Sportsmanship Award winner. best-of-five finals. back to win the second game
BowlTV.com provided live coverage of qualifying and match-play 204-156 to force a sudden death
rounds leading up to the televised finals. one-ball roll-off. Belmonte, who
was coming off a historic PBA
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Rich Tooker 299-772
FARMINGDALE, NY - Rich
Tooker topped the scoring in the
Epic Edge Trios League firing
games of 299-269 for a high series
of 772.
Rob Gotterbarn rolled 290, Scott
Kampf 278, Don Perillo 269, John
Ripple and Chris Ziesig 268, Sunil
Kochar 267, Darren Andretta 265,
and Joe Benus and Paul Svenson
258.
Paul Verderosa,
Jeff Gallo 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul
Verderosa and Jeff Gallo each fired
a high game of 279 in the
Wednesday Early Mens Handicap
League.
Doug Karlson rolled 277, Steve
Brandt 266, Eugene Neal and
Cameron Potts 265, and Mark
Ricciardi 261.
Kevin Bennison 279
FARMNGDALE, NY - Kevin
Bennison led the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League rolling a
high game of 279.
Doug Quaranto rolled 277, David
Green 256, and Daniel Kober 255
Nicholas Kideris 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Nicholas
Kideris led the scoring in the Friday
Late Mixed League firing a high
game of 279
Howie Delman rolled 277, Terry
Thompson, Jr and James Hood 275,
and James Marino 266.
Sean Mott 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Sean Mott
fired a high game of 279 in the
Monday Night Fourplay League.
Ed Stadtlander hit 268, Jim
Tortorice Jr 256, and Denise
Palimenteri 253.
In the Sunday Vacation League
George Pansy rolled 233, and Peter
Mockler 218.
Nathanel Fuller 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Nathanel
Fuller fired a high game of 268 in
the Tuesday Early Birds League.
Earl Holden and Charles Jordan
rolled 265, TC Cunningham 258,
and Michael Alvarez 256.
Rainer Latteier 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Rainer
Latteier led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling a
high game of 268.
Joseph Kotowicz hit 267, Peter
Salamone 258, Robert Grieb 257
and Khayri Welch 255.
In the Tuesday Ladies League
Donna Ton rolled 181, Suzanne
Katz 177-171, and Janet Stone 173.
Jim Cloudman,
Ed Mencarelli 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Jim
Cloudman and Ed Mencarelli each
fired a high game of 268 in the
Thursday Businessmens League.
Greg Corsini and Sean Haughney
rolled 266, and Joe Szadok 263
Brian Beale,
Paul Rourke 258
FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian
Beale and Paul Rourke each rolled a
high game of 258 in the Thursday
Goodtimers League.
Mike Walsh rolled 255, and Tim
Jackson 222.
Joseph Costanzo 258
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Sunday Adult/Junior League Joseph
Costanzo rolled 258-230-237-725,
Stephan Diaczun, Sr 225, and Louis
Gravino 177
Michael Graston 255
FARMINGDALE, NY - Michael
Graston rolled 255, Brian Lunetto
212-208, and Alex Grzybowksi
208-206 in the Saturday St Martin
League.
In the Friday Sunshine Kids
League Fai Livolsi rolled 190, Joe
Livolsi 175-171, and Marvin Slifkin
173
Jeff Tyler 244
FARMINGDALE, NY - Jeff Tyler
rolled 244-214, Jim Turzer 210, and
Chris Mear 209 in the 4th Saturday
League.
Salvatore Testa 244
FARMINGDALE, NY - Salvatore
Testa rolled 244, Anthony Schiano
222-183, and Ethan Shapiro 181 in
the Friday Teens League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior League
Ryan Fina rolled 173-169-198.
May 1 - 7, 2019
Jakob Butturff, Nick Pate Qualify
For 2019 Pan American Games Team
ARLINGTON, Texas – Jakob Butturff not only earned his first major
title at the 2019 United States Bowling Congress Masters, he also
secured his spot on the team that will represent the United States at
the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, later this year.
Butturff of Tempe, Arizona, and Nick Pate of Inver Grove Heights,
Minnesota, earned the two men’s positions on Team USA for the Pan
American Games, which will take place July 26 through Aug. 11,
based on their performances at the USBC Masters and the Pan
American Games Trials.
Heading into the Masters, Butturff and Pate were first and second,
respectively, in the two-part qualifying process for Team USA mem-
bers that started in March with the Pan American Games Trials held
at the International Training and Research Center in Arlington.
At the Pan American Trials, Team USA members bowled 24 games
over four days and across four different lane conditions. Players
earned points based on their daily finishes and for their 24-game pin-
fall totals, which accounted for 60 percent of the qualifying process.
The remaining 40 percent of the qualifying process took place at
the 2019 USBC Masters, where Team USA members earned points
based on their finishes in qualifying and the match-play bracket.
Among Team USA members at the Masters, Butturff was third in
qualifying and first in the bracket, while Pate was sixth in both qual-
ifying and the bracket to edge AJ Johnson of Oswego, Illinois, for the
second spot on the 2019 Pan American team.
The two women’s representative will be determined at the 2019
USBC Queens, which will take place May 15-21 at Northrock Lanes
in Wichita, Kansas.
The Pan American Games, held every four years, are the second
largest multi-sport event, bringing together the 41 National Olympic
Committees that make up PanamSports. The United States Olympic
Committee has specific requirements for the selection of athletes who
will compete in the event.
May 1 - 7, 2019 SPORTS REPORTER
Eric McKenna, Joseph Mahoney, Gabrielle Capalad Bergen-Passaic All-State High School Bowling Selections
By Vince Albrecht
This year’s All-State Bowling Teams as selected by NJ.com/Newark Star-Ledger includ-
ed three student-athletes from Bergen-Passaic: named to Boys’ First Team was North
Arlington senior Eric McKenna; named to Second Team was Park Ridge sophomore Joseph
Mahoney and selected to Girls’ Third Team was Leonia senior Gabrielle Capalad. All three
are North Jersey.com nominees for North Jersey Bowler of the Year, winners of which will
be announced June 13th at the Sports Awards to be held the Bergen Performing Arts Center
in Englewood. The other candidates for the prestigious honor along with the Bergen
Record’s All-North teams are as follows:
BOYS BOWLER OF THE YEAR NOMINEES: Eric McKenna, Joseph Mahoney,
Becton senior Trevor Deliantis, Clifton seniors’ Johann Gamo and Joe Paolillo, Fair Lawn
senior Nick Greco, Pascack Valley senior Trevor Lauber and West Milford sophomore
Ralph “RJ” Utter.
GIRLS BOWLER OF THE YEAR NOMINEES: Gabrielle Capalad, Wayne Valley jun-
ior Marissa Cosentini, Teaneck juniors’ Mia Aish and Margaux Lesser, Fair Lawn sopho-
more Krista Eskow, Holy Angels junior Amelia Brunda, Mahwah sophomore Michaella
Raab and Hackensack senior Arielle Wallace.
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ALL-NORTH BOYS FIRST TEAM: Trevor Deliantis, Johann Gamo, Nick Greco,
Trevor Lauber, Joseph Mahoney, Eric McKenna and Joe Paolillo.
ALL-NORTH BOYS SECOND TEAM: Ralph “RJ” Utter, Mahwah seniors’ Liam
Barron and Eric Grunblatt, Wayne Hills junior Tom Luchetta, Fair Lawn junior Jake Nappi,
Hawthorne senior Hunter Perry and Northern Highlands junior Jake Sedor.
ALL-NORTH GIRLS FIRST TEAM: Mia Aish, Gabrielle Capalad, Marissa Cosentini,
Krista Eskow, Margaux Lesser, Michaella Raab and Arielle Wallace.
ALL-NORTH GIRLS SECOND TEAM: Amelia Brunda, Indian Hills senior Rachel
Duncan, Teaneck sophomore Shayna Jimenez, Paramus Catholic senior Alisha Khan,
Hawthorne junior Amanda Madara, Ramsey senior Lindsay Pepper and Bergen Tech sen-
ior Mamiko Swanson.
"I have not failed,
I've just found ten thousand ways that won't work."
- Thomas Edison
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AT MAPLE LANES RVC
James Hellen 279-823
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
James Hellen topped the scoring
in the Tuesday Late Mens League
blasting games of 279-275-269 for
a high series of 823
Pat Zenker rolled 277 Rich
Rothmansky 268, Louis
Laupheimer 258, Anthony Bruno
and William Jackson 257, Vinny
Tyers 255, and Nicholas Ditaranto
254
Dan Conlon 288-802
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Dan Conlon topped the scoring in
the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League blasting games of 283-
288-231 for a high series of 802.
Leroy Singletary and Michael
Fisch rolled 268, Joe Conigliaro
258, and Marc Walton, Bill
Salvatore, and Mike Carolan 256
Juan Garcia 290
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Juan Garcia fired a high game of
290 in the Sunday HMA Memorial.
Kenneth Dinkins rolled 279,
Carlton Davis 258, and Edwin
Matos, Sr 239.
Timothy Thom 747
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Timothy Thom led the scoring in
the Sunday Adult/Child League
rolling games of 267-267 for a
high series of 747.
John Genna rolled 245, and Keith
Nicholson 200.
Keith McCarthy 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Keith McCarthy led the scoring in
the Monday 4 Man Classic League
firing a high game of 279.
Frank Peretti hit 278 David
Ciofalo 275, Mike Frey 268, and
Gary Robertson, James Hellen,
Tod Klarakaitis, and Ray Brooks
267, and Jeremy Slade 265.
George Stephens Sr. 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
George Stephens, Sr fired a high
game of 278 in the Friday Night
Mixed League.
John Hodge and Bird McCromick
rolled 258, Tony Parziale 255, and
Ryan Ciccimarro 253.
May 1 - 7, 2019
George Briguglio Rolled 780
Clayton Trott 276 Nick Lituchy 255 At Parkway Lanes
By Joe Donnarumma
ROCKVILLE CENTRE NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – George Briguglio topped all bowlers with
Clayton Trott led the scoring in the the Thursday El Cheapo League
scores of 277-264-239 for a high series of 780 while contesting in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League Nick Lituchy rolled 255 Boris
Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.
firing a high game of 276. Sosa 251, and Steve Patitucci
Chris Clarken bowled 258-738, Gary Deboer 257-727, and Steve
Pat Zenker shot 270, Paul 236.
Semancik 266-715, round out the rest of the league high scorers for the
Milford 266-244, Robert Benenati Quentin Jones 232 night.
266, Willie Fessler 257 and Brian ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
Senter 255. the Sunday Adult/Junior League
Frederick Tucker 269 Quentin Jones rolled 232, Shane
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Frederick Tucker rolled 269, Rick
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Amparado 248 and Thomas
Romanelli 236 in the Thursday
Senior Birds League.
Frederick Tucker 269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Wednesday AM Trios League
Frederick Tucker rolled 269, Henry
Clay 267, Ed Frontera 265, Andrew
Larsen 258 and Joe DiRe 254.
Carl Carinci 269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the St Raymonds Holy Bowlers
League Carl Carinci rolled 269,
Anthony Capellupo 233, and Ed
Shaw 219.
Erica Gershkowitz rolled 225,
Sheila Weissman 213, and Ami
Radin 208 in the Tuesday Long
Beach Catholics League.
Ben Gregoretti,
Paul Centineo 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE NY - Ben
Gregoretti and Paul Centineo each
rolled a high game of 268 in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
Richard Schurin rolled 267, Al
Digangi 256, Dexter Sapp 255,
and Ed Boremski 254.
In the Rockvilles League Vicky
Lockwood rolled 211, Kathy
Andrews 204, and Kathleen
Abrams, Debra Potasso and Dawn
Cannarozzo 203.
Angie Benzola 258
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Angie Benzola fired 258, Thomas
Hannigan 256, Phil Schaffer 253,
and Charlie Torres 252 in the
Thursday Mixed League.
In the Tuesday Koffee Kats
League Allison Vogt rolled 199,
Adrienne Lupo 192, and Patricia
Guido 188-187.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Sean Romney 773
HOPELAWN, NJ - Sean Romney topped
the scoring in the Saturday Night Strike
Nation League blasting games of 269-
279-225 for a high series of 773.
Sherman Thomas rolled 246-267-235-
748 Adam Concepcion 245-246-247-
7332, Artimus Kinnon ,Sr 233-252-247-
732, and Joel Eysssen 216-268-224-708.
In the Iselin AA League Eddie Klepczyk
rolled 212, and John Delosso 210.
Rich Rowley rolled 220-215 in the
Winter Senior Citizens League.
David Franczak 766
HOPELAWN, NJ - David Franczak topped
the scoring in the San Remo Open 4 rolling
248-241-277 for a high series of 766
Bob Weisensee rolled 270-269-217-756,
James Napol 257-235-257-749, Andy
Tripka 246-227-246-719.
Landis Crawford 756
HOPELAWN, NJ - Landis Crawford
topped the scoring in the Friday Night
Classic blasting 247-289-220 for a 756.
Mitch Weinberg rolled 250-232-225-707,
Michael Hanlein 207-246-246-699, Richard
Ruby 258-216-225-699, and Benjamin
Geffken 227-290-699.
Mike Kelly 721
HOPELAWN NJ - Mike Kelly led the scor-
ing in the Wednesday Night Trios firing
236-249-236 for a high series of 721.
Dave Kessler rolled 203-26-243-714, Bill
Hoese 203-225-276-704, and Justin Munie
223-244-200-667.
Evan Simon 716
HOPELAWN, NJ - Evan Simon topped the
scoring in the Monday Goldstein & Hanel
Singles League firing games of 268-237-
211 for a high series of 716
George Cretella rolled 222-236-224-682,
AJ Roque 242-256-674, and Rashaad
Caldwell 216-246-657
Kyle Jannuzzi 712
HOPELAWN, NJ - KyleJannuzzi led the
scoring in the Thursday Night Mixed
League firing games of 216-220-276 for a
high series of 712.
Terry Carothers rolled 205-259-214-678,
Mike Piomelli 244-257-672, and Mike
Serio 229.
Wayne Lahr 676
HOPELAWN, NJ - Wayne Lahr rolled 219-
244-213-676, Brian Pawelek 279-218-667,
Rich Funk III 203-237-225-665, and Daniel
Pawelek 224-234-650.

Annual Golden Egg Tournament

LAKEWOOD, NJ – The Annual Golden Egg Tournament was held at Ocean
Lanes on April 14, 2019 - consists of three divisions in one tournament. The
scratch divisions were for bowlers who averaged over 175 and a division for
those averaging under 175 plus a handicap division for bowlers under 135.
The format in the handicap division, which only allowed bowlers with
averages under 135, was three games, straight up, plus your handicap to
determine the winner.
Justin Auerbach had a 583 scratch series and with his handicap was an easy
winner at 637. He was followed by Steven Paz with a Scratch series of 469
and a 547 overall. Third place was taken by Andrew Caruso who bowled a
494 series and with the handicap his score came to 547.
Since there were separate awards for the girls the high handicap series
came from Eleana Auerbach at 511 including her 120 pin handicap. Second
girl was Bryonna Camp with a 375 scratch and a 481 overall series and third
was Megan Keenan with a 375 scratch and a 480 overall.
The Scratch Divisions bowled on a NCAA 2018-19 oil pattern. In the
Scratch divisions with boys and girls mixed into the grouping followed by a
top 16 bracket with a single elimination.
Entering the under 175 division Kyra Kuppler of Howell with a 502 led the
field. Second seed was Maggie Thompson of Lake Riveria Middle at 493,
Sandy Hornor of Brick Memorial at 472. and Luz Torres of Lakewood at
470.
In the quarter finals Kyra Kuppler defeated Catalina Paz, Sandy Hornor
defeated Madison McFadden, Julie Dalton defeated Kristi Nardiello and Luz
Torres defeated Allanagh Dambroski. The semifinals had Luz Torres defeat-
ing Kyra Kuppler and Sandy Hornor defeating Julie Dalton. The finals came
down to the last ball and Sandy Horner defeated Luz Torres by one pin for
the Championship.
In the Scratch Division with averages over 175, Alec Hehir, community
college at 641, Michael Liu of Livingston at 616, Sarah Florence of LIU 585
and Preston Williams of Jackson Liberty at 560 were the top four. They were
followed by Jarrett Toth of St. Rose – 548, Andrew Masi – 541 of Brick
Township, McKenna Collier of Adelphi – 540, John Boughton at 513 of
Brick Memorial. In quarter final bracket Alec Hehir defeated Alexa Tieto.
Preston Williams defeated Jarrett Toth, McKenna Collier defeated Andrew
Caruso of Brick Memorial, and Sarah Florence defeated Robbie Wetzel of St.
Peters.
In the semifinals Preston Williams bowled a 224 to defeat Alec Hehir and
Sarah Florence rolled an 183 to defeat McKenna Collier.
Preston Williams was defeated by Sarah Florence who rolled a 250 to claim
the Championship
8 SPORTS REPORTER
Ogie Lawsin 800
FLUSHING, NY - Ogie Lawsin
topped the scoring in the Pro Shop
2 x 3 Doubles League firing
games of 236-266-298 for a high
series of 800.
Ed Ziemak rolled 238-29-247-
774, Bobby Fox 239-248-225-712
,Hector Camacho 236-258-216-
710, Ron Cabello 233-222-242-
697, and Jhun Chacon 229-235-
230-694.
William Stone 681
FLUSHING, NY - In the Early
Birds League William Stone rolled
257-209-215-681, Don Hayes
223-605, and Ricky Amparado
223-604.
Dennis Adams 773
FLUSHING, NY - Dennis Adams
topped the scoring in the Friends
and Family League firing 239-
257-277 for a high series of 773.
Ken Shaw roled 257-245-249-
751, Ronnie Lofton Jr 220-246-
264-730, Showtime Hannley 245-
235-248-728, Danny Bartucci 22-
267-232-724, James Cianelli Jr
280-215-214-709, and Victor
Chiang 226-248-233-707.
Eric Schieler 704
FLUSHING, NY - Eric Schieler
rolled 224-258-222-704, Steve
Cheng 239-205-203-647, and
Steve Baes 226 in the Pin Pals
League
AT JIB LANES
Tim Lau 769
FLUSHING, NY - Tim Lau topped
the scoring in the Ted Guy Classic
League blasting games of 279-
275-215 for a high series of 769.
Frankie Sanchez rolled 268-217-
220-705, John Petrovits III 219-
217-267-703, and Joe DeNicola
258-218-227-703.
SAS Hill 725
FLUSHING, NY - SAS Hill led the
scoring in the Midweek Mixers
League rolling games of 245-290 for
a high series of 725
Chris Mayr rolled 203-279-214-
698, Jesus Paredes 231-239-225-
695, Robert Kuch 226-211-236-674,
and Efren Enriquez 235-236-654.
Freddy Luscher 711
FLUSHING NY - Freddy Luscher
rolled 236-279-711 in the
Gottscheer League.
Robert Skarzynski 706
FLUSHING, NY - Robert
Skarzynski led the scoring in the
Local #3BEW League rolling
games of 234-217-255 for a high
series of 706
Brian Honeyman shot 24-268-
705, Matt Dugan 212-266-213-
691 and Matt Garcia 229-233-
202-664.
In the Jet Set League Ephraim
rolled 254, Jun Pastrana 247 and
Eliseo Versoza 234.
May 1 - 7, 2019
Patrick Tucker 701
FLUSHING, NY - Patrick Tucker
paced the scoring in the Crown
Jewels League rolling games of
209-226-266 for a high series of
701.
Vernon Mackey rolled 256-223-
663, Charles Barber 223-205-616,
and Kendall Furtado 203-221-615.
Mariano Mitchell 700
FLUSHING NY- Mariano
Mitchell led the scoring in the
Saturday Juniors League rolling
games o f245-212-243 for a high
series of 700.
Anthony Rolon rolled 280, Chris
Palmisano 236, and Gabrielle
Branch 225