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100TH USBC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS CONCLUDES IN WICHITA

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USBC photo USBC photo Powerhouse (Sharon Powers, Michelle Maly, Debbie McMullen,
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Beverly Gonzalez Lauren Pate and Jordan Newham Kelly Kulick
Christine Gill)
By Matt Cannizzaro and Aaron Smith - USBC Division, which features bowlers with entering averages of Vanderbilt, respectively.
WICHITA, Kan. – The 100th edition of the United States 190 and above. Pate led the way with games of 221, 264 and 289 for a 774
Bowling Congress Women’s Championships came to a Beverly Gonzalez of Sierra Vista, Arizona, took the lead series, and Newham added 179, 246 and 218 for a 643 set.
close, helping wrap up a tournament-long celebration at in Diamond Singles on May 7, firing games of 279, 243 and USBC Hall of Famer Kelly Kulick of Union, New Jersey,
Northrock Lanes. 276 for a 798 series. The series was the second-highest total also made her move to the top of the leaderboard May 14,
The 2019 event kicked off April 20 and lasted for 72 days recorded in singles competition in USBC Women’s taking the lead in Diamond All-Events with 2,211.
in The Air Capital of the World. A total of 4,108 four-play- Championships history (Michelle Feldman rolled 816 to Kulick rolled sets of 775 in doubles, 737 in singles and
er teams, more than 16,000 bowlers, participated at the 48- win Classic Singles in 2009). 699 in team to become the sixth player in tournament his-
lane venue, competing in four average-based divisions for Lauren Pate of Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, and tory to surpass the 2,200 mark for her nine-game total.
team competition and six divisions for doubles, singles and Jordan Newham of Aurora, Illinois, posted the top doubles Despite already being a USBC Hall of Famer, this would
all-events. score May 14, combining for a 1,417 total. Pate and mark her first title at the Women’s Championships.
All standings are unofficial and pending final verification. Newham both were making their tournament debuts after
The top score in each discipline came from the Diamond finishing their collegiate careers at McKendree and
See USBC page 4
Amleto Monacelli Wins 2019 USBC Senior Masters Charlie Torres 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
Matt Cannizzaro - USBC in each match and closed the finale ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - a high series of 785.
LAS VEGAS - For the second time against Baker with five strikes for a Charlie Torres topped the scoring Alby Pezzella rolled 290, Ross
in his career, Venezuela's Amleto 237-200 victory. in the Monday 4 Man Classic Robbins, Gaetano Sereno, and
Monacelli hoisted the trophy at the Because Baker had made it League at Maple Lanes RVC Tim Thom 279, Teddy Avgerinos
United States Bowling Congress through the event's 64-player dou- blasting games of 237-300-248 for 276, and Brian Panzarella 268.
Senior Masters, this time averaging ble-elimination match-play bracket
more than 246 while climbing the without being beaten, he needed to Bob Boehm, Derek Lewandowski 300
stepladder at the Sam's Town be defeated twice to be denied the At Lodi Lanes
Bowling Center. title. Monacelli topped Baker 255- LODI, NJ - Bob Boehn and Derek rolled 290, Nick Gavron, Russ
The 57-year-old right-hander 243 to force the second game. Lewandowski each blasted a 300 Van Housen, Jimmy Fostins, and
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entered Sunday's championship Amleto Monacelli "It's a great feeling, and running game in the Thursday Doubles Jay Selle 279, Dave Nagelhout
round as the No. 5 seed and won five through the stepladder, which is the League. 278, Mike Scarfano 269, and Cal
games to secure the coveted major title and $20,000 hardest way, is even more special," said Monacelli, Jim Hosier and Taylor Strotmann Lee 264.
top prize. His run included a pair of wins over top now a nine-time PBA50 Tour winner and 20-time
seed Stoney Baker of Canton, Georgia, and made him PBA Tour titlist. "I think when I have to run the Derrick Griffin 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
the eighth bowler in history to win the USBC Senior stepladder, it makes me a little more relaxed and FARMINGDALE, NY - Derrick a high series of 762.
Masters twice. more focused about how I'm going to play the lanes. Griffin topped the scoring in the Joe DiRe rolled 268, Mike DeFalco
Monacelli, a USBC and Professional Bowlers Wednesday AM Trios League 267, Andrew Larsen 266, Ed
Association Hall of Famer, struck at least eight times See AMLETO Page 2
blasting games of 216-246-300 for Frontera and Jerome Blakely 256.
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PBA Playoffs Finale Caps Strong
Viewership Surges on FOX Sports
By Bill Vint - PBA
LOS ANGELES – FOX Sports announced that viewership of this year’s
Professional Bowlers Association competition has surged through the
first five months of 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour telecasts. To date,
20,923,000 viewers have tuned-in to watch PBA on FOX, FS1, or FS2,
including repeats, up 85 percent over the total audience for the entire
2018 season (11,327,000 viewers).
“The PBA's move to FOX Sports has revitalized the entire sport,” PBA
CEO and Commissioner Tom Clark said. “In this first year of our part-
nership, we've already seen dramatically improved production values,
promotion and buzz putting the PBA in its best position in decades.
We're most proud that our players have delivered historic and inspiring
action on the lanes and our fans have brought the passion in sold out
venues around the country to match.”
“We’re thrilled with the viewership the 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour
has delivered this year on FOX Sports,” says Bill Wanger, FOX Sports
EVP, Programming, Live Operations and Research. “The shows have
been exciting, the bowlers are captivating and colorful, and crowds enthu-
siastic. The PBA is quickly becoming must-watch sports television.”
The inaugural PBA Playoffs finals on FOX delivered 662,000 viewers
as Kris Prather captured the championship to claim $100,000, the
biggest first-place prize in more than eight years. That delivery was 20
percent better than first-run PBA telecasts averaged on TV in 2018
(553,000 viewers) and ranks as the most-watched PBA telecast since
FOX's February 10, 2019 airing of the PBA Tournament of Champions
that delivered 1,132,000 viewers.
A total of 7,941,000 viewers watched the series of PBA Playoffs telecasts
across FOX, FS1 and FS2 including repeats.
Earlier in the season, FOX had the most-watched bowling telecast of any
kind on any network since 2005, with the PBA Clash averaging 1.8 million
viewers.
FOX Sports coverage of the 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour resumes Tuesday,
July 16 at 7 p.m. ET on FS1 with the first of three nights of live coverage of the
PBA League Elias Cup finals from Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine.
AMLETO Continued from Page 1
I tried to come in without any expectations and
just bowl my best. Luckily, things went my way
today."
Baker, a 56-year-old right-hander and 31-time
PBA regional champion, started the opening game
with seven consecutive strikes, before a 10 pin
ended his run at perfection. An unconverted 1-2-
10 washout in the ninth frame gave Monacelli a
chance to lock up the game, and the 2015 Senior
Masters champion took advantage of the opportu-
nity.
Monacelli, who defeated fellow hall of famer
Pete Weber of St. Ann, Missouri, two times to win
the 2015 event, kept pace with Baker, slowed only
briefly by a 7-10 split in the third frame. He fol-
lowed the open frame with seven consecutive
strikes and a single-pin spare to shut out Baker.
"I was two good shots away from winning this
thing," Baker said. "I kind of rolled the thumb in
the eighth frame. In the ninth, I didn't quite roll it
off my hand. It didn't see any early friction at all,
and that's why it just kept going on that shot."
Even as a part-timer on the PBA50 Tour, Baker
has found success, including a previous-best fin-
ish of fourth. He's also the reigning PBA South
Region Senior Player of the Year.
Since joining the PBA in 1986, the bowling cen-
ter proprietor has enjoyed competing with and
against the Tour's top stars, two of whom joined
him in the finals Sunday - Monacelli and Norm
Duke of Clermont, Florida.
"Amleto had great reaction and is a fabulous
bowler, so you have to bring it when you bowl
him, especially when he's got a few games on the
pair and knows what's going on," Baker said. "It
was my first time in a title match in a national
event. I don't care who you are, you're going to
have some nerves. I just didn't make enough good
shots.
"If I could have thrown those two shots in the
first game a little better, it might have been a dif-
ferent story. But, I'm not blaming anybody but
myself. Overall, though, I'm happy to do what I
did."
To earn his meeting with Baker, Monacelli
remained unrattled after an eighth-frame gutter
ball against Duke and closed with four strikes to
escape with a 239-222 victory. Sunday marked
Duke's third consecutive appearances in the
Senior Masters stepladder, where he has collected
July 10 - 16, 2019
finishes of fourth, second and third, respectively.
"The key today was just to get within myself and
my process and try to keep my heart rate down,
because I needed to be really relaxed before
throwing the ball," Monacelli said. "My game is a
game where I need to be careful about getting too
fast. Overcoming a mistake like throwing it in the
gutter is more of a mental test, but you have to
remember, it was just a mistake. If anything, it
reminded me to stay more behind it and throw
good shots, and that's what I did the rest of the
time."
Monacelli was one of the three players who
advanced to Sunday's stepladder through a four-
player shootout that included the last competitors
in the Elimination Bracket. Having the third-high-
est score in the shootout earned him the No. 5
spot.
In the opening match of the championship
round, Monacelli struck six times on his first
seven shots on the way to a 258-188 win over Tom
Adcock of Decatur, Illinois. He then overcame a
missed single pin to defeat Gary Faulkner of
Norfolk, Virginia, 245-223.
"It was a long road, but winning this title means
a lot," said Monacelli, who now will head across
town to compete in the 2019 Suncoast PBA Senior
U.S. Open presented by Storm. "It's always spe-
cial when you win, but this is another major title,
and it's a tough tournament with 300 bowlers. I am
going to enjoy today and think about tomorrow's
event tomorrow."
Walter Ray Williams Jr., the only player to win
both the USBC Masters and Seniors Masters twice
each, was the last No. 1 seed to win the senior edi-
tion, doing so in 2017.
In 2018, Chris Warren of Grants Pass, Oregon,
defeated the top-seeded Duke twice to join
Williams and Dave Soutar as the only players to
win both the Masters and Senior Masters.
Warren's title defense this week at Sam's Town
was short-lived. After qualifying third for match
play, he lost his first two matches and was elimi-
nated.
The Senior Masters is the premier event for
USBC members age 50 and older, and the 2019
edition featured 300 entries.
All competitors bowled 15 games over three
days to determine the 63 bowlers who joined
Warren in the bracket.
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USBC Continued from Page 1 PBA CEO/COMMISSIONER TOM CLARK

RECEIVES KEGEL’S JOHN DAVIS AWARD
The top score in Diamond Team was rolled May 30 by Powerhouse of Lakewood, Colorado, which PBA CEO and
averaged more than 230 as a team on the way to a 2,767 total. Commissioner Tom Clark
Led by Sharon Powers’ 785 series, Powerhouse posted games of 881, 943 and 943 to finish with the was the 19th recipient of
second-highest team score since the Women’s Championships transitioned to four-player teams in 2014 the John Davis Award,
(Bowlieve In A Cure finished with 2,819 in 2014 to win Diamond Team). presented by Kegel – the
Powers was joined by two-time titlist Christine Gill (736 series), Michelle Maly (654) and Debbie company the late John
Davis co-founded – at
McMullen (592).
International Bowl Expo
A pair of bowlers also are poised to take home multiple titles at the 2019 event. in Las Vegas. The award
Chris Lafko of Simi Valley, California, took the lead in Topaz Singles and Topaz All-Events on May is presented annually to
30, using the strength of a 530 series in singles to propel her to the top spot in all-events with 1,425. PBA photo
an individual who is Len Nicholson, Chris Chartrand, Tom Clark,
Lafko rolled games of 163, 214 and 153 in singles and added sets of 468 in team and 427 in doubles. actively involved in trying and Sam Villareale
Topaz Singles and Topaz All-Events include bowlers with entering averages of 129 and below. to advance the sport of
On June 8, Elizabeth McGarey of Warren, Michigan, followed a similar path, as her strong finish bowling. A perpetual plaque, bearing each recipient’s name, is perma-
helped her into the lead in Amethyst Singles and Amethyst All-Events. nently displayed in The Kegel Training Center in Lake Wales, Fla.
McGarey used games of 197, 146 and 222 to get to the singles lead with a 565 series, and she added “(Clark) brought the PBA from the doldrums to probably the greatest
of all-time,” said PBA Hall of Famer Len Nicholson, the former PBA
485 in team and 476 in doubles to finish with a 1,526 all-events score. Amethyst Singles and Amethyst
supervisor of lane maintenance and host of the long-running “The
All-Events feature bowlers with entering averages of 130-144. Phantom” internet podcast, as he presented the award.
A total of five bowlers rolled 300 games at the 2019 Women’s Championships, matching the 2014 “I loved John Davis. Any award with his name on it and celebrates
event in Reno, Nevada, for the most perfect games during a tournament. In all, 32 perfect games have what (Kegel CEO) Chris Chartrand and Kegel have done to keep his
been achieved at the tournament. name alive, is amazing,” Clark said. “To have you guys recognize me is
Amanda Flood of Brandon, Florida, was the first to roll 12 consecutive strikes at the 2019 event, doing sweet, very nice.
so during her singles set on May 13. She finished with a 789 series, which placed her second in Diamond “I used to have conversations with John that would last for hours, and
Singles. they never got boring,” Clark added. “All John cared about was the sport
USBC and PWBA Hall of Famer Jeanne Naccarato of Tacoma, Washington, also connected for 300 on of bowling, and that’s what I care about, too.”
May 13, rolling her second career 300 game at the Women’s Championships during her team event.
Naccarato became the first bowler to own multiple 300s at the tournament, after first achieving the feat
at the 2014 event.
Kaidee Sutphin of Maitland, Florida, posted 300 during her singles set May 14, and USBC and PWBA
Hall of Famer Leanne Hulsenberg of Pleasant View, Utah, added her name to the list during her doubles
competition May 15.
Hulsenberg joined USBC Hall of Famer Dede Davidson as the only players in tournament history with
both a 300 game and 800 series on the championship lanes. Hulsenberg’s 800 series came at the 2007
event in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she rolled 804 during her team event.
Brenda Clifford of Kahoka, Missouri, was the fifth player to achieve perfection at Northrock Lanes,
rolling her first career 300 during her opening game of doubles June 14. Clifford also is leading Ruby
All-Events with a 1,837 total. Ruby All-Events features bowlers with entering averages of 175-189.
Six bowlers were recognized this year for their dedication and longevity at the Women’s
Championships, joining the event’s exclusive 50-Year Club.
This year’s group included Marcie Baker of Fredericktown, Missouri; Karen Bostian of Hilton Head,
South Carolina; Muriel Casey of Fairfax, Virginia; Marilyn Miller of Two Rivers, Wisconsin; Marie
Neugebauer of Glen Mills, Pennsylvania; and Fran Smith of Marshalltown, Iowa.
In addition to the 100th edition of the Women’s Championships, Northrock Lanes also hosted the
USBC Queens from May 15-21. The Queens, a major championship on the Professional Women’s
Bowling Association Tour, welcomed nearly 200 of the top female bowlers from around the world to
compete for the coveted tiara awarded to the winner.
Ukraine’s Dasha Kovalova, who was a standout at nearby Wichita State, won the event for her first
career PWBA Tour title, defeating Malaysia’s Sin Li Jane in the title match, 226-216. The stepladder
finals were broadcast live on CBS Sports Network.
The Women’s Championships will head to Las Vegas’ South Point Bowling Plaza for the 2020 event.
The 60-lane facility also hosted the tournament in 2016.
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USBC Continued from Page 1

Diamond SINGLES
(For bowlers with combined averages of 725 and above) Diamond
1, Powerhouse (Sharon Powers, Michelle Maly, Debbie McMullen, Christine Gill), Lakewood, Colo., (For bowlers with averages of 190 and above)
2,767. 2, Golden Approach Pro Shop, Dayton, Ohio, 2,682. 3, Husker Shox, Las Vegas, 2,675. 4, Ballard 1, Beverly Gonzalez, Sierra Vista, Ariz., 798. 2, Amanda Flood, Brandon, Fla., 789. 3, Emily Eckhoff,
vs. the Big C, Keller, Texas, 2,663. 5, The Bowling Stones, Savannah, Ga., 2,608. Wheat Ridge, Colo., 784. 4, Maria Rodriguez, Austin, Texas, 773. 5, Rina Sabo, Bennett, Colo., 768.
Ruby Ruby
(For bowlers with combined averages of 650-724) (For bowlers with averages from 175-189)
1, Rookies (Diane Weeks, Vi Frye, Briana Hooper, Trenetta Alford), Shawnee, Kan., 2,215. 2, Garden 1, Renzie Kintzler, Cheyenne, Wyo., 725. 2, Debra Haskell, Burney, Calif., 675.3, Annette Miller,
Center Lanes 2, Alexandria, Minn., 2,175. 3, Molly Frazer Team 1, Salem, Ore., 2,158. 4, Tex-Cal Gals, Roseville, Calif., 663. 4, Apryl Sneed, Sand Springs, Okla., 662. 5, Rachel Thielen, Richmond, Minn.,
Plainview, Texas, 2,133. 5, Canucks, Mount Brydges, Ontario, 2,128. 656.
Emerald Emerald
(For bowlers with combined averages of 575-649) (For bowlers with averages from 160-174)
1, KC and the Sunshine Bowlers (Teresa Phillips, Sandra Pierce, Sammie Vaughn, Kathy Carlson), 1, Heather Mooney, Anaheim, Calif., 677. 2, Sheila Bussler, Brownton, Minn., 622. 3, Anna Ingles,
Stephenville, Texas, 2,031. 2, RAI off NE, Ravenna, Neb., 2,027. 3, Ball Keepers, Perris, Calif., 2,017. 4, Ashland, Mo., 621. 4, Susie Chapin, Huntington, Ind., 619. 5, Debbie Etheredge, Satsuma, Ala., 616.
For 7, Bozeman, Mont., 1,998. 5, When Bally Met Alley, San Jose, Calif., 1,990. Sapphire
Sapphire (For bowlers with averages from 145-159)
(For bowlers with combined averages of 574 and below) 1, Glenyce Klaers, St. Michael, Minn., 597. 2, Lurline Chin, Sacramento, Calif., 587. 3, Bonita
1, McGuire Construction (Colleen Jeffery, Debra McGuire, Kimberley Davis, Kim Grams), Red Cloud, Hampton, Pomona, Calif., 586. 4, Linda Jones, Stockbridge, Ga., 583. 5, Linda Ronning, Dent, Minn.,
Neb., 1,875. 2, 4 for Fun, Bloomfield, N.M., 1,859. 3, Starlites, Alexandria, Minn., 1,829. 4, Memory 581.
Lanes No. 2, Osseo, Minn., 1,819. 5, Almost Here, Sioux Falls, S.D., 1,815. Amethyst
DOUBLES (For bowlers with averages from 130-144)
Diamond 1, Elizabeth McGarey, Warren, Mich., 565. 2, Julie Holloway, Reeseville, Wis., 559. 3, Mildred Coleman,
(For bowlers with combined averages of 380 and above) Novi, Mich., 550. 4, Denise Penley, Santee, Calif., 547. 5, Sandra Freitag, Muscatine, Iowa, 542.
1, Jordan Newham, Aurora, Ill./Lauren Pate, Inver Grove Heights, Minn., 1,417. 2, Jessica Aiezza, Topaz
Mechanicville, N.Y./Liz Kuhlkin, Schenectady, N.Y., 1,411. 3, Blair Blumenscheid, Columbus, (For bowlers with averages of 129 and below)
Ohio/Leanne Hulsenberg, Brigham City, Utah, 1,409. 4, Ricki Ellison/Georgia Drewes, Wichita, Kan., 1, Chris Lafko, Simi Valley, Calif., 530. 2, Carol Sharp, Albuquerque N.M., 505. 3, Lorraine Gearig,
1,385. 5, Corina Grasso, Fort Collins, Colo./Carrie Endres, Windsor, Colo., 1,384. Montpelier, Ohio, 502. 4(tie), Danielle Bassett, Greencastle, Ind., and Cynthia Forrest, Knob Noster,
Ruby Mo., 497.
(For bowlers with combined averages of 350-379) ALL-EVENTS
1. Rebecca Hernandez, Leander, Texas/Robin Holton, Omaha, Neb., 1,223. 2, Sharon Beckett, St. Joseph, Diamond
Mo./Angela Edwards, Savannah, Mo., 1,203. 3, Ashley Durrance, Ormond Beach, Fla./Colleen Carroll, (For bowlers with averages of 190 and above)
St. Augustine, Fla., 1,202. 4, Christina Barber, Corpus Christi, Texas/Mary Carnes, Portland, Texas, 1,197. 1, Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J., 2,211. 2, Maria Rodriguez, Austin, Texas, 2,196. 3, Leanne Hulsenberg,
5(tie), Baileigh Swanson, Eldridge, Iowa/Lesley Carter, Donahue, Iowa, and Nancy Brennan, Boise, Brigham City, Utah, 2,143. 4, Karsyn Lukosius, Brick, N.J., 2,127. 5, Amanda Vermilyea, Apple Valley,
Idaho/Rene Hopkins, Garden City, Idaho, 1,175. Minn., 2,116.
Ruby
Emerald (For bowlers with averages from 175-189)
(For bowlers with combined averages of 320-349) 1, Brenda Clifford, Kahoka, Mo., 1,837. 2, Apryl Sneed, Sand Springs, Okla., 1,836. 3, Renzie Kintzler,
1, Vicki Harris, Mira Loma, Calif./ Katherine Green, Nampa, Idaho, 1,152. 2, Sonjia Shoemaker, Battle Cheyenne, Wyo., 1,824. 4, Elainea Myers, Bowie, Md., 1,802. 5, Lori Stein, Lindenhurst, Ill., 1,779.
Ground, Wash./Debie Watkins, Vancouver, Wash., 1,118. 3, Margaret Randall, Pine Valley, N.Y./Vickie Emerald
Tobias, Bath, N.Y., 1,114. 4, Diann Copeland/Pam Shumaker, Paducah, Ky., 1,110. 5, Karen Flora, Center (For bowlers with averages from 160-174)
Line, Mich./Kimberly Casbar, Warren, Mich., 1,102. 1, Jennifer Henn, Norfolk, Neb., 1,751. 2, Heather Mooney, Anaheim, Calif., 1,707. 3(tie), Jacqueline
Herndon, Los Angeles, and Michelle Anderson, East Helena, Mont., 1,676. 5, Ashley Frieze, Valley City,
Sapphire N.D., 1,675.
(For bowlers with combined averages of 290-319) Sapphire
1, Rosie Martinez/Sheri Sexton, Bloomfield, N.M., 1,099. 2, Billie Barnes-Wheeler, Phoenix/Brenda (For bowlers with averages from 145-159)
Clifford, Kahoka, Mo., 1,098. 3, Tiffany Friars/Brittany Friars, Greencastle, Ind., 1,090. 4, Hillary 1, Kellie Bowes, Eagan, Minn., 1,630. 2, Dawne Byers, Bella Vista, Ark., 1,629. 3, Kelly Haman,
Lozano/Vanessa Wade, Canon City, Colo., 1,065. 5, Christa Baker/Sue Rief, Fremont, Neb., 1,044. Palmdale, Calif., 1,622. 4, Carole Preszler, Lemmon, S.D., 1,593. 5, Debra Finseth, Fountain, Minn.,
Amethyst 1,591.
(For bowlers with combined averages of 260-289) Amethyst
1, Wendy Esco, Phenix City, Ala./Dottie Swenson, Cataula, Ga., 1,005. 2, June Reed, Cloverdale, (For bowlers with averages from 130-144)
Ind./Jamie Bunten, Fillmore, Ind., 983. 3, Becky Swaim, Portales, N.M./Tracie Robbins, Fort Worth, 1, Elizabeth McGarey, Warren, Mich., 1,526. 2, Nicole Sparks, Cottage Grove, Minn., 1,506. 3, Debra
Texas, 978. 4, Susan Heath, Haven, Kan./Barbara Moore, Hutchinson, Kan., 967. 5, Judith Koch, Holgate, McGuire, Red Cloud, Neb., 1,502. 4, Shelbi Dobie, Bozeman, Mont., 1,487. 5, Christine Westerberg,
Ohio/Wendy Koch, Stryker, Ohio, 966. North Vancouver, British Columbia, 1,479.
Topaz Topaz
(For bowlers with combined averages of 259 and below) (For bowlers with averages of 129 and below)
1, Norma Tucker, Cross Plains, Texas/Ronda Conley, Mullin, Texas, 907. 2, Teah Colvin, Riverton, 1, Chris Lafko, Simi Valley, Calif., 1,425. 2, Samantha Wright, Scott City, Kan., 1,404. 3, Halie Luker,
Neb./Mary Sawyer, Burr Oak, Kan., 874. 3, April Smith/Linda Hartman, Sayre, Okla., 854. 4, Trisha Lake Charles, La., 1,402. 4, Jane Gaston, Camargo, Okla., 1,392. 5, Teah Colvin, Riverton, Neb., 1,360.
Warnicke, Kalamazoo, Mich./Dakotah Warnicke, Portage, Mich., 847. 5, Lou Anne Iceman/Mary Joy,
Blackduck, Minn., 830. NOTE: All standings are unofficial and pending final verification.
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MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Rocco Fortunato 760
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rocco
Fortunato topped the scoring in
the Premiere Pro Shop Singles
League blasting games of 246-
248-266 for a high series of 760.
Chris Fisher rolled 279-234-
226-739, Paul Lipke 245-242-
683, and Chris Lighty 257-211-
213-681.
Rusty Thomsen 946
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rusty
Thomsen topped the scoring in
the Wednesday PBA Sport Shot
Singles League blasting games of
266-242-246 for a high 946.
Ray Smarsh rolled 222-249-
225-237-933, Marcus Huart 214-
221-811, Bob Caruso 203-233-
794, Matt Gibney 228-787, and
Chris DiPaola 212-765.
Leah Gomez 718
HOPELAWN, NJ - Leah Gomez
led the scoring in the Monday
Summer Adult/Child League
rolling games of 216-268-234 for
a high series of 718.
July 10 - 16, 2019
New, Updated Apps Released by FloSports
William D. Willard, Jr rolled FloSports, the parent of PBA’s official livestreaming partner FloBowling, has announced the
216-249-210-675, Nick Simone launch of its new app on Amazon Fire TV, and updated-and-improved apps on Roku and Apple TV.
III 277-203-665, and Nick The user experience streamlines the ability to explore live events and content across the entire
Simone, Jr 224-219-221-664. FloSports network of more than 20 sports. Improvements have been made to navigation, stream
Chris DiPaola 861 switching capabilities, instant auto-play, content automation, and more.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris DiPaola The apps have many new features, highlighted by instant auto-play, which allows users who are
topped the scoring in the watching long-form events to resume watching where they left off, and seamlessly switch between
Wednesday PBA Sport Shot different live event streams, archives and camera angles. Additionally, users are able to log in and
Singles League firing games of return to the sport vertical they last watched.
212-256 for a high series of 861. “We are excited to offer sports fans more ways to live stream their favorite events on the big
Kyle Bilawsky rolled 243-797, screen,” FloSports CEO and Co-Founder Mark Floreani said. “With the launch of our new apps,
Ray Smarsh 213-780, Greg Tack
fans now have multiple ways to watch from any device with a streamlined experience. We have sim-
200-211-768, Tyler Karpinecz
238, and Jonathan Adams 221.
plified the ability to search for videos and events, get breaking news, and watch event highlights and
replays.”
Chuck Mantione 660 To access live and on-demand coverage of events across the entire FloSports network, including
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck
PBA coverage, a monthly or annual PRO subscription is required.
Mantione led the scoring in the
Federal Business Centers League
rolling games of 207-212-241 for
a high series of 660.
Khaaliq Williams rolled 211-
210, Brian Russo 212, and
Vanessa Mantione 209.
In the Wakefern League Keith
Micewicz rolled 203-229-616,
Frank DeRose 216, and Carlos
Diaz 199.
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
David Morenberg 804
FARMINGDALE, NY - David Morgenberg led the
scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens Handicap
League firing games of 268-279-257 for a high series
of 804.
Craig Lovallo rolled 279, Brian Beale 277-267,
Shaun Larkin 258-258, Bob Farrell 258, and John
Mercurio257.
Alfred Spano 753
FARMINGDALE, NY - Alfred Spano led the scoring
in the Epic Edge Trios League firing games of 236-
247-270 for a high series of 753.
Mindie Schwartz rolled 269, Jude Duffy and
Richard Valentine, Jr 268, Brian Ziesig and Dan
Damore 267, Eric Smyth 266, Kenny Hosek 264, and
Nick Dilauro 260.
Fabruzio Cerutti,
Kenny Augusto 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Farbrizio Cerutti and Kenny
Augusto each rolled a high game of 279 in the
Epic/Maple Foursome League.
Michele Haines rolled 244-27-239-761, Chris Laube
275, Anthony D'Elia, Kevin Chernoff, and Chris
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Postel 268, Shawn Green 266, Alex Cavagnaro 263-
255, Ed Noblesala 261, Richard Friedman 259, and
Sal Yannacone and Paul Bajorski 258.
Nicholas Ng, Vernon Brown 279
B OW L FARMINGDALE, NY - Nicholas Ng and Vernon
Brown each fired a high game of 279 in the Friday
Late Mixed League.
Brian Selwin roleld 268-264, Hari Soedarmasto
267, Daniel Schrafel 258, and Terry Thompson, Jr,
Bob Newman, Victor Rios, and Dominic Lobasso
248.
William Saugar 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - William Saugar fired a high
game of 279 in the Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Lukas Zito rolled 278, Joseph Kotowicz 275, and
Only $20.00 Per Month! Rob Grieb 258.
In the Tuesday Ladies League Suzanne Katz rolled
180, and Elizabeth Fasulo and Vickie Rich 179.
G#/'5'4#;WT 8'4;&#;^ Tony Tolson 267
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tony Tolson rolle d267,
Offer Valid June, July, & August Rick Gray 236, and George Gorton 227 in the
Saturday Nite Friends League.
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Wayne Coons 267
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Mike Poliseno 246, and Paul Rourke and Tim
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Jackson 245 in the Thursday Goodtimers League.
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Clayton Hunt 262
FARMINGDALE, NY - Clayton Hunt rolled a high
game of 262 in the Tuesday Early Birds League
Ed Mencarelli shot 260, Charles Jordan 259, Fred
Catapano 257, Nathaniel Fuller 247, and Lakeem
Burris and Traci Summus 246.
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Miguel Garrido 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Miguel Garrido rolled a
high game of 279 in the Tuesday Early Birds
League.
Cliff Dowdican rolled 275, Tyrone Page 259-234,
Charlie Turner 257, and Fred Catapano 256.
In the Wednesday Party League Tom Kober rolled
243, Daniel Scime 236-223, Eric Vazquez 226, and
Greg Rapena 222.
Sean Mott, Dave Drago 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Monday Night
Fourplay League both Sean Mott and Dave Drago
rolled a high game of 266.
Matthew Giero rolled 258, Paul Baron 255, and
Dave Feldman 247.
Ronnie Simon rolled 247, Peter Mockler and Vinny
Pimpinella 226 in the Sunday Vacation League.
Sean Haughney 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Thursday
Businessmens League Sean Haughney rolled 266,
Dennis Reardon 264, Robert Weinstein 258, Steve
Friedman 256, and Ron Moskow and Eric Corsini
255.
Louis Gravino rolled 174-160, and Jo-Anne Fina
155 in the Sunday Adult/Junior League
Robert Rossi 258
FARMINGDALE, NY - Robert Rossi rolled 258,
Michael Rae 235, Peter Varrots 225, and Tyler
Manez 223 in the Wednesday Party League.
Mike Cordella 257
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike Cordella paced the
scoring in the Saturday Nite Fun League rolling a
high game of 257
Kevin Meneilly hit 247-224, Wingo Hom 241, and
Hari Soedarmasto 234.
Doug Karlson 256
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Thursday
Businessmens League Doug Karlson rolled 256-
256, Dave Scherr 248, and Greg Corsini and Larry
Lamendola 247.
In the One Nite 2nd Saturday League Anthony
Barcellone rolled 230, John Petchonka 212, and Joe
Mule 208.
Brendan Rini 246
FARMINGDALE, NY - Brendan Rini rolled 246,
Dominic Steed 242, Jim Tortorice, Jr 237, Fred
Kantrow and Chris Tesi 235 in the Monday Night
Fourplay League.
In the Sunday Vacation League Peter Mockler
rolled 226, Vinny Pimpinella 224, and George
Pansy 220.
In the Friday Summer Seniors League Sophie
Laccone rolled 167-165, and Leo Richter 154.
Gloria Cohen rolled 152, Wanda Williams 151, and
Laverne Garrett 140 in the Monday Seniors League.
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Bob Schiavone 268 John Moran 255
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Bob ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
Schiavone rolled 268, Joe DiRe the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed
264, and Stanley Rosadio 246 in the League John Moran rolled 255,
Thursday Senior Birds . Sean McGinn 247, and Jackie
Andrienne Lupo rolled 198, LaBau 241.
Patricia Guido 181, and Donna Roxanne Ryan rolled 187, Marilyn
Ramirez 174 in the Tuesday Koffee Smisek 183-171, and Debbie
Kats League. Donnelly 180 in the Tuesday Long
Kathy Andrews 256 Beach Catholics League.
Alexandra Strom rolled 200,
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
Laurie Bettinesci 180-172, and
the Rockvilles League Kathy
Allison Vogt 175 in the Tuesday
Andrews rolled 256, Patty Werbeck
234, and Kathleen Abrams 216. Koffee Kats League.
George Diakoumakos 253
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
George Diakoumakos collected a
253 game followed by John
Migliano with a 243, and Jerry
Desmond 229 in the Wednesday
AM Doubles League
In the Saturday Scholarship
League Mekhi Michael took the
lead when he rolled 232, and James
Randazza 231.
In the Monday Classic League
Dawn Waldhof rolled 191, Jeannie
Polacco 176, and Doreen Lauria
July 10 - 16, 2019
AT JIB LANES
Jimmy Ansale 711
FLUSHING, NY - Jimmy Ansale led the scoring in the PBC
League rolling games of 216-263-232 for a high series of 711.
Erick Agtuca shot 254-259-702, EJ Dayoan 215-216-267-
698, Mark Castro 247-253-692, Douglas DeJesus 257-243-
687, and Chris Folmar 237-225-687.
Chaz Ameres 680
FLUSHING, NY - Chaz Ameres rolled 211-213-256-680,
Rich Scherne 215-224-222-661, Greg Chin 225-213-633, and
Stephen Amarosa 208-229-630 in the Midweek Mixers
League.

Kami Radin rolled 189, and
Rockette Haberlack and Debbie
Donnelly 171 in the Tuesday Long
Beach Catholics League.
In the Monday Classic League
Bernice Namorato rolled 191,
Danielle Davis 186, and Susan
Randel 185.
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and Remee Malley 172.
Carl Carinc rolled 229, and Ben
Carinci 206 in the St Raymond
Holy Bowlers League.