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Alex Cavagnaro Captured E. Luke Forrest NJ State Masters Title
by Joanne Ramsey
NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ - Alex Cavagnaro of N.
Massapequa, NY, captured the NJ State Masters title at
the 39th E Luke Forrest New Jersey State USBC Masters
Tournament held at Bowlero Carolier Lanes in North
Brunswick, NJ, on December 15th, 2019.
Cavagnaro ended the 6 game qualifier with 1168 and in
18th place out of 82 to qualify for the second qualifier.
Robert Mockenhaupt of Rutherford, NJ, was the leading
qualifier with 1293. Low score to qualify for the second
qualifier was 1140. The top 28 proceeded to bowl in the
second qualifier. After the second qualifier of three
games, Cavagnaro had 1793 after 9 games and placed
11th. Matt O’Grady of Rahway, NJ was the leading qual-
ifier after 9 games with 1909. Last year’s champion, Tiler
Levesque, qualified in second place with 1895. 1760 was
low to qualify for the match play after 9 games taking the
top 16.
Cavagnaro compiled a 5-0 match play record with a Tournament Manager and Alex Cavagnaro, 2019 NJ State
204 tourney average. In the two-game match play finals
Black Sheep Bowling Club and Lodi Lanes Deliver a Christmas Miracle
We often think of the bowling community as just
people getting together once or twice a week at their
local lanes to compete in leagues and drink with
friends. But one group of bowlers known as Black
Sheep Bowling is trying to change that perception.
Already this year Black Sheep Bowling, led by
Brian Creeley and Matt Dunning, coordinated 2
successful bowling tournaments in conjunction with
their partners at Lodi Lanes & Rick’s Pro Shop,
raising over $5,000 combined for Breast Cancer
Awareness and Autism Awareness. With Christmas
right around the corner, they wanted to do some-
thing more personal than just their annual toy drive,
so they put their collective efforts together to see
how they could make the biggest impact on the
local community. What they decided, was they
wanted to adopt a local family in need for the holi-
days and provide an amazing Christmas experience.
President and Founder Brian Creeley said, “One
of our members, Scott Dunning, was really passion-
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he defeated Kenneth Ryan, Morganville, NJ, 395-378.
Cavagnaro then defeated Dave Merrill, Somerset, NJ,
383-336. He then defeated Ray Smarsh, Matawan, NJ,
404-380, Next he defeated Matt O’Grady, 433-395. His
winning streak continued when he met and defeated
Andrew Dekowski of Linden, NJ, 480-351 for the final
championship.
Dekowski earned his way to the championship match
going through the winners bracket defeating Jason
Stadtler of Lafayette, NJ 438-413, then defeating Greg
Ostrander of Freehold, NJ, 413-395. Next was Matt
O’Grady, who put Dekowski into the Losers bracket with
430-368. Following two wins and a loss, he met and
defeated Anthony Buonanno of Belleville, NJ with, 416-
375. Next Dekowski defeated Smarsh, 404-385. Next he
defeated O’Grady with 450-359, which gave him the shot
Joe Sebastian photo at the championship match meeting Cavagnaro for the
Runner Up Andrew Dekowski with Joanne Ramsey, first time. Unfortunately for Dekowski, this was the day
for Cavagnaro who defeated Dekowski, 480-351.
Masters Champion Dekowski averaged 203 in the tourney.
ate about the idea of sponsoring a family this
year, so I let him run with the idea to see what
he came up with.” Turns out Scott was able to
work with Garfield Police Officer, Jeff
Stewart, and Garfield’s Church of Three
Saints to locate a family of 6 in need. With 4
weeks until Christmas The Black Sheep
jumped into action and in just under 2 weeks’
time raised $1800 and were able to secure
every gift on the family’s list including a
computer, gaming system and a bicycle.
On December 17th a handful of Black
Sheep members, Kelsey Creeley, Melissa
Wells, Brian Creeley, Tim Voorhees, Chas
D’Ovidio and Scott Dunning loaded up their
vehicles and delivered the gifts with time to
spare. “Seeing what a positive impact we
could have on a family in need, I can’t see us
file photo
Black Sheep Bowling Club not doing this every year going forward”
Vice President Matt Dunning said.
2 SPORTS REPORTER January 1 - 7, 2020

Zachary Jordan, Emma Thies
Capture North Jersey H.S. Singles
Championship Crowns
by Vince Albrecht
LODI, NJ - For the third straight year at Lodi Lanes, Tournament Director Mike
LoPresti and his Fairleigh Dickinson bowlers conducted a well-run North
Jersey H.S. Singles Championship; for coach LoPresti, it was the 20th time
he’s run this event. Thirty-five schools were represented in this prestigious
classic which gathered 158 entries [101 boys, 57 girls]. The format called for
the three-game qualifying round with the cut line at 40 for the boys and 24 for
the girls. There was a three-way tie among the boys for the last slot, forcing
a high score one-ball rolloff; earning that position was Westwood’s Derrell
Downey, edging out Glen Rock’s Robby King and Indian Hills’ Michael Bagi.
Leading the boys’ qualifiers and securing for himself a double bye into the
semi-finals was Wayne Hills’ sophomore Zachary Jordan with a scorching 716
[258-259-199]; earning the other three byes to take them into the quarter-
finals were Park Ridge junior Joe Mahoney [689], Fair Lawn seniors’ Jake
Nappi and Anthony Frangiosa with 621 and 619 respectively.
Boys’ Quarter-Finalists: Zachary Jordan Jake Nappi, Anthony Frangiosa
[bye], Tom Luchetta [WH] 267, Troy Villani [Lyn] 261, Andy Hong [Leo]
234, Blaise Edwards [StP] 221, RJ Utter [WM] 217, William Phelps [WT]
216, Jack Rudolph [StP] 215, Alex Berg [Mil] 213, Louis Ferrante [Dum] 212,
Jeffrey Li [BT] 206 and Elian Calvo [BT] 203 and El Gabriel Gomez [NB]
200.
Boys’ Semi-Finalists: Zachary Jordan [bye], Tom Luchetta 257, Jake Nappi
246, El Gabriel Gomez 234, Anthony Frangiosa 230 and Louis Ferrante 226.
Boys’ Finalists: Zachary Jordan 265 and Louis Ferrante 228
BOYS’ CHAMPION: Zachary Jordan 246 beat Louis Ferrante 217
In the Girls’ Division, Holy Angels’ Amelia Brunda garnered the double bye
with her qualifying leading 638. Wayne Valley’s Marissa Cosentini and
Warren Tech’s Alyssa Rieger earned the other byes with 627 and 620 respec-
tively. Neither was able to advance to the semi-finals where Brunda was
joined by Fair Lawn’s Krista Eskow, Kearny’s Caitlyn Battistus and
Jefferson’s Emma Thies. The latter two met in the final where Thies outscored
Battistus 191-162 to claim this year’s North Jersey Girls’ Title.
The South Jersey Individual High School
Tournament at Ocean Lanes
by Jack Sluka
LAKEWOOD, NJ - This is an individual tournament for both boys and girls. The format for the tour-
nament was three games across three pair of lanes. The boys which had 102 entries would then cut
to the top 36 players and the girls which had 72 entries would be cut to 30 players. After the initial 3
games the top four boys and top four girls would receive byes. All scores are then dropped and the
bowlers would then bowl another game. The top 12 boys and top 10 girls for that game would be
added to the four that had the byes. From that position the boys would then cut to 8 boys and 6 girls
and then the highest two would compete for the championship.
The four boys who received the byes were Brandon Parker of West Deptford with a 783, followed
by Dan Robertson of Jackson Memorial with a 746. The third and fourth with scores of 678 were ties
between Jacob Boise of Pemberton and Kevin Dibernardo of Toms River South. In the first playoff
round Ralph Carbone of Colts Neck at 244 moved on, followed by Zach Baldassarre of Eastern,
Connor Bulicki of Pennsauken at 236, and Jimmy Thompson of Wall at 235. Next were Zack Austin
of Jackson Liberty and Cole Cook of Burlington Twp. At 234, John Wanat of Jackson Liberty at 232,
Mason Palace of Jackson Memorial at 227, Tanner Poss of Manchester at 212, Mike Ardise of Toms
River North and Jaxon-Glenn-Austin of Pennsauken at 205, and Gabe Ostrowski of Wall at 203.
These players joined the four byes and then in the quarter final the top 16 bowled another game to get
to the top 6 players. In the semi-finals the top 6 to move on were Jimmy Thompson at 233,Brandon
Parker at 215, Jacob Boise at 211, Dan Robertson at 199 and finally tied at 197 were Gabe Ostrowski
and Zack Austin. Brandon Parker at 212 and Dan Robertson at 200 moved on to the finals. With a
score of 236 to 192 Brandon Parker became the 2019 champion for the boys.
The four girls who received the byes were Morgan Gitlitz, senior, of Colts Neck with a score of 747,
followed by Paige Peters of Toms River North at 681, Sarah Orensky, senior, Freehold at 680, and
Aubrey Lloyd, sophomore of Egg Harbor Twp. At 619.
In the first playoff round, Anna Johns of Cumberland Regional-236, Katelynn Berger-freshman of
Toms River North-236, Carolece Henry of Cumberland Reg-235, Kamerin Peters-senior of Toms
River North, Totiana Miranda, senior of Cumberland Regional-215, Caylei Hoffman -senior at 205
and St. John Vianney, Ashley Ferrara senior at 204 from Toms River South, Marissa Knipple, senior
of Manchester at 204, Ally Dalton-senior at 201 from Central,and Lauren McConnon, senior of
Matawan-198 moved on. These players joined the four byes in the quarter final and resulted in the
top 6 of Morgan Gitletz at 236, Carolece Henry at 226, Kamerin Peters at 225, Sarah Orensky at 220,
Ashley Ferrara at 219 and Katelynn Berger at 210. The semi-finals then went to Kamerin Peters with
a 279 and Morgan Gitlitz at 235. The Championship for the second consecutive year then went to
Kamerin Peters with a 237 to 195 victory.

Ed Hayes Jr, John Kain, Sean Zeleniak 300 at Majestic

HOPELAWN, NJ - Ed Hayes, Jr, John Kain, and Sean Zeleniak each fired a 300 game in the
Middlesex County Classic League at Majestic Lanes.
Joe Lampariello rolled 246-279-259-784, Brian Dudek 267-276-213-756, Glenn Mohr 238-254-257-
749, Kyle Jannuzzi 266-214-267-747, Rocco Fortunato 236-279-228-743, and Matt Wasielewski 268-
246-213-727.
Bob Balogh 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bob Balogh blasted a 300 game in the Middlesex County Classic League at
Majestic Lanes.
Lonnie Levy rolled 277-237-256-70, Jason Cieszewski 278-244-229-751, Dan Clark 298-258-747,
Glenn Mohr 278-258-734, and Marty Kowalczyk 268-236-225-729.

Ronald Williams 300 at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ - Ronald Williams blasted a 300 game in the Strike Nation League at Majestic
Lanes.
Havel Wright III rolled 222-266-278-766, Chris Garrett 247-238-246-731, Les Roberson Jr 213-269-
246-728, Jordan A Marangelli 279-247-708, and Rejeania Schenck 215-257-227-699.
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4 SPORTS REPORTER
PBA Adds Nearly Half a Million Dollars to Prize Fund for 2020 Season on FOX
Tournament of Champions, PBA World Championship, PBA Playoffs winners will each receive $100,000
By Bill Vint - PBA
CHICAGO – Building on this year's strong inaugural sea-
son on FOX Sports and bolstered by the recent acquisition
by Bowlero Corp., the Professional Bowlers Association
has announced a $400,000 boost in prize money for the
2020 Go Bowling! PBA Tour on FOX Sports season.
Every event on the schedule will enjoy prize fund increas-
es and two of the PBA's most prestigious major champi-
onships, the PBA Tournament of Champions and PBA
World Championship, will now award six-figure first place
prizes.
All roads lead towards the PBA Playoffs, with the sea-
son’s top 24 points earners clinching a spot in the $320,000
event, which again features a $100,000 first place prize.
Entries for the full schedule of PBA on FOX season
events, which will all pay a 1-in-3 cash ratio (other than the
animal pattern stages of World Series of Bowling XI).
Revised competition formats and conditions await, includ-
ing more dual-pattern events at both classic and new venues
around the U.S.
Qualifying and match play rounds of the events will be
livestreamed on FloBowling, with the finals on either FOX
or FS1. Twenty-three telecasts on FOX or FS1 are live,
kicking off with the PBA Hall of Fame Classic on Jan. 19
on FS1. Highlights of the broadcast schedule include three
straight majors including the U.S. Open for the first time on
FOX during "Big February," and five-straight days of PBA
WSOB XI coverage in March.
More detailed tournament information is listed event-by-
event in chronological order below or go to the 2020 season
tab under the “schedules” link on pba.com. The link to each
tournament includes information on how to enter.
2020 PBA TOUR ON FOX SPORTS
PBA HALL OF FAME CLASSIC
Where: Arlington, TX (International Training and Research
Center)
When: January 13-19
TV: Finals Sunday, Jan. 19, 1 pm ET (Noon CT), FS1
(Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, FloBowling (Live).
Field: 56 (48 + 8 PTQ)
Format: 2 squads. 12 qualifying games (6 per day, per
squad). Cut to top 14 for 14 games round robin match play.
Top five advance to stepladder finals.
Conditions: Dual patterns throughout (Left lane: Weber 45,
Right lane: Aulby 38).
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 3 event
Defending champion: Bill O'Neill
Prize fund, ratio: $110,000. 1 in 3 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $30,000, 2. $15,000, 3. $9,000, 4. $7,000, 5.
$5,000
PBA OKLAHOMA OPEN
Where: Shawnee, OK (FireLake Bowling Center)
When: January 20-26
TV: Sunday, Jan. 26, 2 pm ET (1 pm CT), FS1 (Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, FloBowling (Live).
Field: 88 (80 + 8 PTQ)
Format: 2 squads. 12 qualifying games (6 per day, per
squad). Cut to top 16 for 16 games round robin match play.
Top five advance to stepladder finals.
Conditions: Dual patterns throughout (Left lane: Dragon
45, Right lane: Wolf 32).
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 2 event
Defending champion: Jakob Butturff
Prize fund, ratio: $130,000. 1 in 3 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $30,000, 2. $15,000, 3. $9,000, 4. $7,000, 5.
$5,000
PBA JONESBORO OPEN
Where: Jonesboro, AR (Hijinx Lanes)
When: January 27 - February 1
TV: Saturday, Feb. 1, 4:30 ET (3:30 CT), FS1 (Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, FloBowling (Live).
Field: 60 (52 + 8 PTQ)
Format: 1 squad. 14 qualifying games (two 7 game blocks
in one day). Cut to top 16 for 16 games round robin match
play. Top five advance to stepladder finals.
Conditions: Dual patterns throughout (Left lane: Shark 48,
Right lane: Viper 36).
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 2 event
Defending champion: Norm Duke
Prize fund, ratio: $120,000. 1 in 3 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $30,000, 2. $15,000, 3. $9,000, 4. $7,000, 5.
$5,000
PBA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
(Major Championship)
Where: Fairlawn, OH (AMF Riviera Lanes)
When: February 3-9
TV: Sunday, Feb. 9, 5 pm ET, FOX (Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, FloBowling (Live).
Field: 76 (70 national champions + 6 regional champion
PTQ)
Format: 1 squad. 18 qualifying games (3 game blocks). Cut
to top 24 for 24 games round robin match play. Top five
advance to stepladder finals.
Conditions: Johnson 40.
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 1 event
Defending champion: Jason Belmonte
Prize fund, ratio: $283,000. 1 in 3 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $100,000, 2. $50,000, 3. $25,000, 4. $12,000,
5. $10,000
January 1 - 7, 2020
PBA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
(Major Championship)
Where: Columbus, OH (Wayne Webb's Columbus Bowl)
When: February 9-15
TV: Saturday, Feb. 15, 5:30 ET, FS1 (Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, FloBowling (Live).
Field: 92 (82 + 10 PTQ)
Format: 1 squad. 18 qualifying games (3 game blocks). Cut
to top 24 for 24 games round robin match play. Top five
advance to stepladder finals.
Conditions: Webb 38.
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 1 event
Defending champion: Anthony Simonsen
Prize fund, ratio: $246,000. 1 in 3 cash
Top prizes: 1. $70,000, 2. $35,000, 3. $17,000, 4. $11,000,
5. $10,000
US OPEN
(Major Championship)
Where: Lincoln, NE (Sun Valley Lanes)
When: February 16-23
TV: Sunday, Feb. 23, 1 pm ET (Noon CT), FOX (Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, BowlTV and FloBowling
(Live).
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 1 event
Defending champion: Francois Lavoie
Other details: TBA
PBA INDIANAPOLIS OPEN
Where: Indianapolis (Woodland Bowl)
When: February 24-29
TV: Saturday, Feb. 29, 8:30 pm ET, FS1 (Live)
Digital: Qualifying, match play, FloBowling (Live).
Field: 120 (no PTQ)
Format: 1 squad. Two blocks of 7 games qualifying (14
total). Cut to top 16 for 16 games round robin match play.
Top five advance to stepladder finals.
Conditions: Dual patterns throughout (Left lane: Roth 42,
Right lane: Holman 37).
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 2
Defending champion: Norm Duke
Prize fund, ratio: $152,000. 1 in 3 cash
Top prizes: 1. $30,000, 2. $15,000, 3. $10,000, 4. $8,000, 5.
$7,000
See PBA Page 5
January 1 - 7, 2020
PBA WORLD SERIES
OF BOWLING XI
Where: Las Vegas (South Point Bowling Plaza)
When: March 6-18
TV: Five consecutive days (first four live), FS1 (Sunday, March 15
- Thursday, March 19). Times below.
Field: 120 (110 + 10 PTQ)
Total prize fund: $685,000
Events: PBA Cheetah, PBA Chameleon, PBA Scorpion, PBA
World Championship, USA vs. World. Notes on all below.
WSOB PBA
CHEETAH CHAMPIONSHIP
TV: Sunday, March 15, 1:30 ET (10:30 am PT), FS1 (Live)
Format: One squad. 2 blocks of 5 games qualifying (10
games total). Top 16 advance to elimination match play
bracket. Surviving four players advance to TV finals. TV
finals all four bowl one seeding game, then stepladder.
Conditions: Cheetah 33.
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 3 event
Defending champion: Dick Allen
Prize fund, ratio: $79,000. 1 in 7.5 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $25,000, 2. $13,000, 3. $7,000, 4. $6,000
WSOB PBA
CHAMELEON CHAMPIONSHIP
TV: Monday, March 16, 8 ET (5 PT), FS1 (Live)
Format: One squad. 2 blocks of 5 games qualifying (10
games total). Top 16 advance to elimination match play
bracket. Surviving four players advance to TV finals. TV
finals all four bowl one seeding game, then stepladder.
Conditions: Chameleon 39.
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 3 event
Defending champion: Jason Belmonte
Prize fund, ratio: $79,000. 1 in 7.5 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $25,000, 2. $13,000, 3. $7,000, 4. $6,000
WSOB PBA
SCORPION CHAMPIONSHIP
TV: Tuesday, March 17, 8 ET (5 PT), FS1 (Live)
Format: One squad. 2 blocks of 5 games qualifying (10
games total). Top 16 advance to elimination match play
bracket. Surviving four players advance to TV finals. TV
finals all four bowl one seeding game, then stepladder.
Conditions: Scorpion 42.
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 3 event
Defending champion: Kris Prather
Prize fund, ratio: $79,000. 1 in 7.5 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $25,000, 2. $13,000, 3. $7,000, 4. $6,000
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PBA Continued from Page 4
WSOB PBA
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
(Major Championship)
TV: Wednesday, March 18, 8 ET (5 PT), FS1 (Live)
Format: 30 games qualifying (10 games each on Cheetah,
Chameleon and Scorpion patterns). Top 40 advance to
cashers round, 10 games on Anthony. Cut to top 24 for 24
games round robin match play. Top five advance to
stepladder finals.
Conditions: After cut to top 40, Anthony 43.
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 1 event
Defending champion: Jason Belmonte
Prize fund, ratio: $385,000. 1 in 3 cash.
Top prizes: 1. $100,000, 2. $50,000, 3. $25,000, 4.
$20,000, 5. $15,000
WSOB
USA VS. THE WORLD
TV: Taped Wednesday, March 18, 1 pm PT. Airs next day
Thursday, March 19, 8 pm ET, FS1 (taped)
Format: Team event. The Top 5 USA players and Top 5
international players after the first 30 games of WSOB
qualifying form the teams.
Prize fund: $60,000 (Winning team: $40,000, losing team:
$20,000)
Defending champions: The World
USBC MASTERS
Major Championship)
Where: Reno, NV (Grand Sierra Bowling Center)
When: March 23-29
TV: Sunday, March 29, 2:30 ET (11:30 am PT), FOX
(Live)
PBA Playoffs points: Tier 1 event
Defending champion: Jakob Butturff
Other details: TBA
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PBA PLAYOFFS
Where: Round of 24, Bowlero Norco, Norco, CA; Round
of 16, Bowlero Lone Tree, Lone Tree, CO; Round of 8,
Texas Bowlero, Euless, TX, Final Four, Bowlero North
Brunswick, North Brunswick, NJ.
When: Round of 24, April 6. Round of 16, April 20-21.
Round of 8, May 10-11. Final Four, May 16-17.
TV: Monday, April 6, 7 pm ET (4 pm PT), FS1 (Live)
Monday, April 13, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Taped April 6)
Monday, April 20, 7 pm ET, (5 pm MT), FS1 (Live)
Monday, April 20, 9 pm ET (7 pm MT), FS1 (Live)
Monday, April 27, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Taped April 21)
Monday, May 4, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Taped April 21)
Sunday, May 10, 2 pm ET (1 pm CT), FS1 (Live)
Monday, May 11, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Taped May 10)
Saturday, May 16, 2 pm ET, FOX (Live)
Sunday, May 17, 2 pm ET, FOX (Live)
Field: Top 24 in points from 2020 PBA on FOX season.
All cash.
Format: Single elimination bracket. Top 8 seeds get byes
into second round. First round one game matches, subse-
quent matches best of 2.
Conditions: Carter 39.
Defending champion: Kris Prather
Prize fund: $320,000
Top prizes: 1. $100,000, 2. $50,000, 3. $25,000, 4.
$25,000
Special non-Tour events:
PWBA/PBA MIXED
(Special event)
Where: Denver, CO (Bowl Expo special lane construct)
When: July 5
TV: Sunday, July 5, 7 pm ET (6 pm MT), FS1 (Live)
Other details: TBA
PBA SUMMER LEAGUE
Where: Portland, ME (Bayside Bowl)
When: July 19-23
TV (4 telecasts): Tuesday, July 21, 7 pm ET, FS1 (Live)
Tuesday, July 21, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Live)
Wednesday, July 22, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Live)
Thursday, July 23, 9 pm ET, FS1 (Live)
Format: TBA. 10 teams. All players cash.
Conditions: Roth 42.
Defending champions: Portland Lumberjacks
Prize fund: $360,000
6 SPORTS REPORTER January 1 - 7, 2020

AT MAJESTIC AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Fernando Chea 792 Andrew McKenna 827 Gary Marrell270 Jeffrey Cruz 256
HOPELAWN, NJ - Fernando Chea topped the scoring in the
FARMINGDALE, NY - Andrew FARMINGDALE, NY - Gary FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Majestic Winter Senior Citizens League rolling games of 257-
McKenna led the scoring in the Marrell rolled 270, Richard Thursday Goodtimers League
279-256 for a high series of 792.
Friday Late Mixed League blast- Trentavoste 269, Glenn Swirson Jeffrey Cruz rolled 256, Calvin
Rich Rowley rolled 215-238-634.
ing games of 279-290-258 for a 258, and Jim Cloudman 255 in the Nottingham 249, and Mike Walsh
Bill Hoese 789 high series of 827. Thursday Businessmens League. 229.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Hoese topped the scoring in the George Keenan rolled 290,
Wednesday Night Trios League firing games of 252-279-258 for
Chris Buzzonetti 268 In the Friday Summer Seniors
Andrew Berman 279, Joe Benus FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris League Marvin Slifkin rolled 233,
a high series of 789. 278, Greg Gibbs 269, and John and Fai Lovils 204.
Mike Kelly rolled 233-269-204-706, Bill Bock 227-235-223-685, Buzzonetti fired 268-268m Dave
Parker and Toni Kaufman 266. Drago 258, Brandan Rini 248, and Irwin Tarlow rolled 247, Tom
Jason Hollenstein 233-236-203-672, and Joe Defini 217-204-246-
667. Daniel Scime 289 Ronnie Simon 266 in the Monday Gomez 245, and Stu Lerner 244 in
FARMINGDALE, NY - Daniel Night Fourplay league. the Thursday Green Men League.
John Manganiello 762 Richard DeLorenzo rolled 200,
Scime led the scoring in the Ronnie Simon rolled 245, Jeff
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Manganiello topped the scoring in the and Paulette Miller 158 in the
Wednesday Party League rolling a Berman 224, and Vinny
Friday Night Classic League blasting games of 238-246-278 for a Monday Seniors League.
high series of 762.
high game of 289 Pimpinella 221 in the Sunday
Cesar Galloza shot 223-249-263-735, Dorey Badolato 225-289- David Green rolled 268, Doug Vacation League. Lea Gravino 254
208-722, Scott Elain 216-268-226-710, and Michael Potoski 204- Quaranto 247, and Anthony Amefika Greaves 267 FARMINGDALE, NY - Lea
267-220-691. Romano and Eddie Allen 245. FARMINGDALE, NY - Amefika Gravino fired a high game of 254
Jose Medina 752 Raymon Carcamo, Greaves fired 267, Paul Meyer in the Sunday Adult/Junior League.
Stephan Diaczun, Jr rolled 217-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jose Medina topped the scoring in the Garden Brian Ziesig 289 259, Paul Mule 248, and Wingo
212, and Ryan FIna 198. In the
State Mixed League rolling games of 258-257-237 for a high series FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian Hom 246 in the Saturday Nite Fun
Saturday St Martin League
of 752. Ziesig and Ramon Carcamo each Stephan Diaczun, Sr 266 Michael Graston rolled 229, Brian
Ken Martino shot 237-246-664, Doro Sperantzas 225-246-644, and fired a high game of 289 in the FARMINGDALE, NY - Stephan Lunetto 223, Michael Bove 213,
Joe Hunter 235. Epic Edge Trios League. Diaczun, Sr. rolled 266, Chris and Brillian Soedarmast 211.
Nick Simone 740 Sunil Kochar and Matt LaSorsa Holden 248-200, and Stephanie Brandon Nanoo rolled 203, and
HOPELAWN, NJ - Nick Simone topped the scoring in the San Remo rolled 279, Andrew Mienkiewicz Jimerez 188 in the Sunday Anthony Schiano 198-189 in the
Open 4 League blasting games of 203-247-290 for a high series of 277, Dan Damore 276, Dave Adult/Junior League. Friday Teens league.
749. Diamond 269-269, Lou
David Franczak shot 226-226-268-720, Mark Makwinski, Jr 235- DeMartino, Eugene Neal, 269,
227-246-708, Justin Namit 201-277-229-707, Steve Peters 237-258- Eric Smyth 267, and April Fucci
200-695, and Vince Mobilio 237-237-683. 266.
Ed Kurylo 725 Brendan Oakley 747
HOPELAWN, NJ - Ed Kurylo led the scoring in the Jerzey Pikers FARMINGDALE, NY - Brendan
League rolling games of 246-248 for a high series of 725. Oakley led the scoring in the
Larry Clarke and Joyce Ellison rolled 222, and Matt Rondeau 217. Wednesday Early Mens Handicap
Pete Zafian 715 League rolling games of 235-233-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pete Zafian led the scoring in the Merck League 279 for a high series of 747.
firing games of 237-221-257 for a high series of 715. Anthony Cordaro rolled 279,
Jack Olson shot 211, and Glenn Trimboli and Stefan Galuska 211. Rich Gaglairdi and Craig Koppell
Bob Stevens 712 269, Ramon Carcamo 268, Dan
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bob Stevens topped the scoring in the Monday Coppola 267, Scott Flomen 266,
Night Mixed League rolling games of 227-243-242 for a high series of and Jeff Scarola 265
712. Roger Herrscer 278
Joe Herber rolled 269-204-217-690, Jose Medina 227-256-200-683, FARMINGDALE, NY - Roger
Richard Galasso 225-213-234-672, and Andrew Sova 204-233-225-662. Herrscer rolled a high game of 278
Ed Kurylo 700 in the Tuesday Nite Owls League.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Ed Kurylo led the scoring in the Jerzey Pikers Robert Grieb rolled 276, Gregory
League rolling games of 240-230-257 for a high series of 700. Rapena 259, and Charles Jordan
Matt Rondeau rolled 257, Ceferino Rivera 246, and Larry Clarke 236. 258.
Jose Medina 690 In the Tuesday Ladies League
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jose Medina rolled 256-267-690, Robert Girod Suzanne Katz sot 196-162, Vickie
239-247-679, Joe Grispart 224-236-659, and Pedro Torres 228-202- Ric 177-166, and Barbara Hazan
227-657 in the Garden State Mixed League. 166.
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HAVOC AT HOWELL
by John Jennings
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED takes on Rita’s Ice 43-27, and The Hurricanes vs.
Howell, NJ-Vincent Masdonatic229- 640 for more Spare Club for Men both at 41-29.
than 100 POA, Louis Giannatto 246-617 for a game GUYS AND DOLLS
75 POA and series 100 POA. Justin Leeds 226-602 Howell, NJ- Dave Asta 688 series and Shawn Carr
for a game 75 POA and series 100 POA. Lisa each had a 688 top series in the Guys and Dolls.
Wyzykowski bowled a 168 game for more than 50 Edwin Colon 279- 676 for a game 90 POA and series
POA. 109 POA. Larry Gitlitz threw a 267 game. Miranda
CHEAP THRILLS Bilski had two games more than 50 pins over average
Howell, NJ- Mark Gollinge finished strong with a and a 464 series for a 116 POA.
296 game en route to a 753 series in Cheap Thrills.
The top series was 114 POA; however Matt Gooch OTHER HAPPENINGS
threw 703 for an outstanding 178 POA that included In the Howell Businessmen’s League, Mark Hopkins
a 267 game 91 POA. Second high series to bowled over 100 POA with a 579 series.
Marvelous Marvin Hidalgo-Mora with a 723 and a In the PB3- Petraglia Scholarship League, Gianna
256 game. Scott McIvor rolled a 259. Going into the Massi rolled 263-692. Temira White also bowled
next to last night of the first third of the season, this more than 120 POA with a 581 series.
position round features: We’ve Been Framed 53-17
7
AT JIB LANES
Danielle Merino 788
FLUSHING, NY - Danielle Merino topped the scoring in the Ball and
Chain League firing games of 260-290-238 for a high series of 788.
Alex Sanabria rolled 276-247-214-737, Steven Salmon 216-213-298-
727, Tony Tranchina 259-254-706, Greg Chin 215-244-235-694, Rick
Ingber 266-229-687, Andrew Robins 247-232-206-685, and Joe
Gonzalez 218-279-677.
Terrence Taylor 783
FLUSHING, NY - Terrence Taylor topped the scoring in the Transit
Friday Mixed League blasting games of 227-257-299 for a high series
of 783.
DJ Campbell rolled 257-235-248-740,Eric Taylor ,Jr rolled 258-226-
247-731, Dwayne Adams 226-236-268-730, Terrence Credle 265-259-
204-728, and Dee White 236-212-274-712.
Rich Maceroni 749
FLUSHING, NY - Rich Maceroni topped the scoring in the Holy Family
League firing games of 247-226-276 for a high series of 749.
Tom Colon rolled 220, Leon Chao 224-216, and Julio Lopez 216.
Chaz Ameres 740
FLUSHING, NY - Chaz Ameres topped the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League firing games of 217-267-256 for a high series of 740.
Amelia Berger rolled 214-233-237-684, James Randolph 206-268-209-
683, and Bob Osterman 235-232-201-668.
Matt Dugan 738
FLUSHING, NY - Matt Dugan led the scoring in the Ted Guy Classic
League rolling games of 213-257-268 for a high series of 738.
Al Licardiello 204-234-279-717, Robert Yu 244-266-708, Tim Lau
225-223-258-706, Garfield Miller 246-229-230-705, Rich Salcedo 274-
248-698, Ed Ziemak 299-208-697, and Will Brown 202-258-236-696.
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Mike Fisch 297-754
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Mike Fisch topped the scoring in
the Monday 4 Man League firing
a high game of 297 for a high
series of 754.
Gary Robertson, Giselle Eras,
and Tim Thom rolled 279, Joe
Conigliaro 276, Robert Aiello
275-258, Mark DeLuca 268,
Jeremy Slade 268-267, Ed
Boremski 266, John Boock 265,
and Gaetano Sereno 264.
Thomas Winchell 759
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Thomas Winchell topped the
scoring in the Sunday
Adult/Child League rolling
games of 279-268 for a high
series of 759.
Joe LaSpina rolled 258, Matt
Poltorzycki 256, and Keith
Nicholson 255.
Prince Pennington 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Prince Pennngton fired a high
game of 279 in the Custom
Thumbz Doubles League.
Paul Circharo rolled 269-267,
Jamal Steele 265, Leroy
Singletary, Dwight Flowers 258,
Charlie Torres 257, and Lawrence
Welfare 253.
Mike Fisch 269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Mike Fisch fired a high game of
269 in the Wednesday Early Mens
League.
Ed Connelly shot 265, Stan Lane
263, Charlie Torres 259, Bob
Thorne 257, Mike Forrai 255, and
Damian Presley 253.
Carl Carinci 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Carl Carinci led the scoring in the
St Raymond Holy Bowlers
League rolling games of 268-256
for a high series of 718.
Anthony Capellupo shot 234,
Ben Carinci 215, and Phil
Ruggiero 190.
In the Date Night League Chris
Chruma rolled 212, Dennis
Kelleher 197, Pat Cox 183, and
Alex Magness and Jarrad Mroz
177.
January 1 - 7, 2020
AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Chuck Marciano 267 Howie Tarr 256 Patty Werbeck 248 George Michaelowski 247
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Chuck Marciano rolled a high the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed Patty Werbeck rolled 248, Debra George Michaelowski rolled 247,
game of 267 in the Oceanside League Howie Tarr rolled 256, Potasso 235, and Gloria Belmonte Juan Garcia 245, and Jonahtan
Knights of Columbus League. Rich Snyder 231, and Robert 224 in the Rockvilles League. Bertrand 225-222 in the Sunday
Anthony Parziale and Anthony Walkowiak 220. In the Tuesday Koffee Kats HMA Memorial League.
Vicari, Jr 266, Phil Schaffer 258, In the Monday Ladies Classic League Adrienne Lupo rolled 193, Morgan Winchell 246
Pete Morreale and Anthony Vicari, League Jeannie Polacco rolled Patricia Guido 164, and Allison ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Sr 257, and Mike Lancaster 247. 219, Dawn Waldhof 213, and Lisa Vogt 155. Morgan Winchell rolled 246,
Felix Moronta 267 Norris 200. Quentin Jones 238, Olivia Nicholson
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Felix Moronta rolled 267, Al G
GOO B
BOOW
WLL
177-168, Dylan Durand 162-151 in
the Sunday Adult/Child League.
Doerrer 263-240, Alex
Bogolubsky 257, Dan DiGirolamo
254, and John LaBau 252.
John LaBau 266
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
John LaBau rolled a high game of
266 along with a 256 to lead the
scoring in the Wednesday Night
Mixed League.
Frank Macchio shot 258,
Gregory Frank 256 Allen Johnson
and Matt Masone 243, and Bill
Grupe 241.
Joe DiRe 260
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe
DiRe rolled 260, Jerry George
248-234, Dennis Cherry 248,
Frederick Tucker 247-237, and
Dwight Flowers 246.
Frank Krulish 258
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Frank Krulish rolled 258, Chris
Montgomery 249, and Kyle
O'Connor and Greg Ton 247 in the
Thursday Mixed League.
Kenneth Rich,
James Carey 257
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Kenneth Rich and James Carey
each rolled a high game of 257 in
the Tuesday Late Mens League.
William Jackson shot 254, Zach
Blumenthal 2553, and Anthony
Bruno and James Nolan 248.
Brian Morreale 256
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Brian Morreale led the scoring in
the Saturday Scholarship League
firing games of 265-249 for a high
series of 708.
Daniel Carley rolled 235, James
Randazza 228, and Matthew
Sackstein 213.