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Vol. 80 No. 52
Bill O’Neill Wins PBA Players Championship
By Jerry Schneider
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A clutch
performance in the 10th frame of
the championship match gave Bill
O’Neill of Langhorne,
Pennsylvania, a thrilling 233-232
victory over top seed EJ Tackett
of Bluffton, Indiana, to win the
PBA Players Championship
Saturday at Wayne Webb’s
Columbus Bowl for his second
career major title.
The 38-year-old O’Neill threw
the first two strikes and a nine
count in the 10th frame, leaving a
four pin on the final shot, which
was enough to also win his first
title of the 2020 Go Bowling PBA
Champion Bill O’Neill
Tour season and 12th of his
career.
“To double in the 10th frame for a win in a major is
why we do what we do,” said O’Neill. “The first two
BVL Adds Lisa Ciniello and David Kellerman
to Board of Directors
FAIRFAX, Va. – BVL
(Bowlers to Veterans Link)
announced that Lisa Ciniello
of Bonita Springs, Fla., and
David Kellerman of
Georgetown, Texas, will join
the BVL Board of Directors
effective immediately.
BVL is a national non-
profit 501 (c) (3) charity that
funds recreation therapy
programs to address the
emotional and physical needs of veterans and active-
duty military, including sports, music, crafts, technol-
ogy, and adaptive equipment for rehabilitation activi-
ties.
“We are pleased to add two incredible business lead-
ers such as Lisa and David, who have used their voice
to champion veterans and active-duty military,” said
BVL Board Chair John LaSpina. “Their dedication to
BVL has been unwavering, and they both bring a
dynamic perspective to help us position BVL for excit-
ing growth.”
February 27, 2020
strikes were perfect, but the fill
ball wasn’t as good as the first two
but still good enough to win.
“My heart rate was really up and
I needed to take a breath and slow
things down so I took a rerack
before that last shot in the 10th,”
O’Neill added. “I pulled up on the
shot a little and thought it was
either going to push through or
not, so I kind of felt fortunate to
get what I needed.”
His win came nearly 10 years
exactly after winning the U.S.
Open for his first major title on
Feb. 28, 2010.
“When I left the four pin on the
PBA photo
final shot I didn’t know what to
think,” said O’Neill who was the
beneficiary of a crossover strike in the seventh frame.
See O’Neill Page 2
Longtime Board member
Walter Hall of Pasadena,
Md., will transition to
Director Emeritus. “I can
never say enough about
Wally’s tremendous contri-
bution to BVL and the bowl-
ing industry, and we are for-
tunate we will still have
access to his insight and pas-
sion,” LaSpina added.
Ciniello is the Vice-
President of Bowling Management Associates, the
Bonita Springs, Fla.-based bowling entertainment
company. Ciniello oversees the day-to-day operations
of the company, including human resources, payroll
administration, league banking, food & beverage,
training, and marketing for the 5-center chain. The
BMA centers are traditionally in the Top 3 of fundrais-
ers for the BVL, highlighting the long history of com-
mitment to BVL from Lisa and her husband Patrick.
See BVL page 4
John Sperone 300-801 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ - John Sperone earned
top honors in the Monday Trios
Legaue firing a 300 game for a
high series of 801.
Kevin Bautista 300 at Montvale Lanes
MONTVALE, NJ - Kevin Bautista
blasted a 300 game in the
Maharlika-Far League at
Montvale Lanes.
Joe Benus 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe
Benus blasted a 300 game in the
Epic/Maple Foursome League at
Farmingdale Lanes.
Brian Ziesig fired 299, Howawrd
Edelman 290, Justin Juarez 289,
Justis Campbell 300 at Rockaway Lanes
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Justis
Campbell bowled his first ever
300 game in the Nor Bu Lodge
League at Rockaway Lanes.
Raoul Vegosen 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Raoul Vegosen blasted a 300 game
in the Tuesday Late Men’s League
at Maple Lanes RVC
Benito Gambino and Nicholas
Richard Ruby 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Richard Ruby
led the scoring in the Friday Night
Classic League at Majestic Lanes
rolling games of 213-300-200 for
a high series of 713.
Mark Monfoletto Burned 300
At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE NY - Mark
Monfoletto fired a 300 game in the
Epic Edge Trios League at
Farmingdale Lanes.
Lou DeMartino rolled 279-264-
756 Joseph Farley 279, Brian
25 cents
Tom Krack rolled 299, Sean
Meyer 277, Matt Grubiak 276,
and Belle Rivera 254.
Nelson Barcoma shot 278,
Andrew Nelson, Joe Albano, and
Liza Gambel 247 Maribel Chang-
All 220, and Chris Bulusan 213.
Mike Eskow 280, Rob Camerino
and Don Perillo 279, Billy Cowan
278, Dave Hulub, Eric Smyth, and
Anthony Scalfani, Jr 269, and
Christina Schulze 266.
Bill Karpack rolled 268, John
Hearn 257, and Julis Caccavale
217.
Ditaranto fired 277 Joe LaSpina
269, Jason Mersch 266, Andrew
Larsen 259, Joe Mazza and Carl
Rissland 256, and James Carey
and Jack Maer 245.
Russell Kyzima rolled 258-229-
233-711, Anthony Angotti 248-
247-691, Joseph Parisi 214-224-
237-675, David Hanft 2545, and
Michael Hanlein 236.
Ziesig 278, Clifton Stancil 269
Ramon Carcamo, Cris Valentine,
and Michael Erb 268, Tararick
Moore and Michelle Montgoris
267 and Sunil Kochar and Joe
Benus 266.
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Retired Ebonite Executive Bob Reid
Passes Away
Bob Reid, who served as Vice President of Marketing for Ebonite
International for several years, passed away, a month shy of his 70th
birthday.
Bill Vint, media representative for the PBA, described Reid as
“something of a lightning rod, loving to stir controversy.” He was
known for challenging many of the established norms in bowling as
he sought to reverse the industry’s declining participation numbers.
Of his management style, Reid once told Bowlers Journal: “Even
though I make it clear we’re all on the same team, I like to create some
competition [among] our brand managers. It motivates them all, and
we all benefit when everyone goes above and beyond.”
Added Vint: “Bowling lost a generational thinker when Bob left
Ebonite.”
In a Facebook post, Hall of Fame bowler and collegiate/Team USA
coach Kim Kearney said of Reid: “He was, for much of my career, my
boss. But more so, he was my friend. He championed women’s bowl-
ing. He elevated our superstars. He celebrated my heroes. He believed
in me. He gave me a chance to chase my dreams. This sport is better
because of him.”
KRIS PRATHER BECOMES MOST SUCCESSFUL
TELEVISION PLAYER IN PBA HISTORY
With his four match wins in the PBA Tournament of Champions
stepladder finals, Kris Prather became the most successful player in
PBA history in terms of winning percentage for a minimum of 10 tele-
vision appearances. His TOC performance improved his match record to
17-5 in 13 television appearances for a 77.27 percent success rate, sur-
passing Jim Pencak who won 73.33% of his TV matches (22-8 in 12
appearances) dating back to the late 1980s.
Tommy Jones, with two wins and one loss in his three matches on TV
in 2020, has advanced from 15th on the list to 12th with a 62.20 success
percentage in 82 matches bowled in 48 TV appearances (51 wins, 31
losses).
Kim Kearney Rejoins Team
USA Coaching Staff
by Terry Bigham
ARLINGTON,
Texas – Kim
Kearney, the
women’s bowling
coach at North
Carolina A&T, once
again will be part of
the Team USA pro-
gram as an assistant
USBC photo
coach.
Kim Kearney
A United States
Bowling Congress (USBC) Silver coach, she first joined
the Team USA staff in 2004 as a Junior Team USA assis-
tant coach under Rod Ross. She became a collegiate coach
in 2007, though she remained on the Junior Team USA
staff, and then joined Ross on the International Training
and Research Center (ITRC) staff in 2009. She was named
a Team USA assistant coach the following year.
In her latest role, her main focus will be to work with the
adult team at training camps and during international com-
petitions, as needed.
“Team USA has been a part of my life for 30 years,”
Kearney said. “I’m appreciative of the opportunity to work
with the best coaches in the world and certainly the best
athletes.”
She’s excited to join a coaching staff that added seven
assistant coaches in 2017.
“I love the idea that we have expanded the coaching staff,
getting more people involved,” Kearney said. “There are
so many great coaches in the country, and the chance to
learn from different people, different styles, is best for all of
us.”
Kearney has been the head coach of the North Carolina
A&T women’s program since 2016. In 2018, the Aggies
won the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference title for the first
time in 14 years and earned a spot in the NCAA tourna-
ment.
Prior to joining the ITRC staff in 2009, Kearney was the
head coach of the Delaware State women’s bowling team,
where she was named the 2009 National Tenpin Coaches
Association (NTCA) Coach of the Year. She led the Hornets
to their first NCAA tournament appearance in 2009.
Kearney is a USBC Hall of Fame member who won 10
professional titles in her career, including three majors.
She was a two-time All-American at San Jose State and
joined the Professional Women's Bowling Association
Tour in 1989, where she earned PWBA Rookie of the
Year honors.
As a three-time Team USA member, she won gold
medals in the 2009 Pan American Bowling Confederation
(PABCON) Championships Masters and team events,
and a silver medal in the 2009 World Bowling Women’s
Championships team event.
As with all Team USA assistant coaches, Kearney will
be an independent contractor and not an employee of
USBC.
February 27, 2020
O’Neill
Continued from Page 1
“I’ve made the top five in the last four of five
majors and I felt if I just kept putting myself in a
position to win eventually things would go my way
and it did today.”
Tackett, who was trying for his third major and
14th career tour title got off to an early lead starting
with five consecutive strikes but ran into trouble in
the sixth frame when he left the 3-4-6-7 split which
he failed to convert. Tackett left a 10 pin in the ninth
frame and a seven pin on the first shot of the 10th
frame, converted the spares, before striking on his
last shot of the 10th frame but that still left the door
open for O’Neill.
“I did think here we go again, somebody is going
to throw a big game at me in the championship
match,” said O’Neill, who lost to Kris Prather of
Plainfield, Illinois, 280-205 in the title match of last
week’s PBA Tournament of Champions. “He
(Tackett) left that split in the sixth frame and I
thought to myself the ball is in your hand, now go do
it.”
O’Neill, the No. 3 seed for the finals defeated No.
2 seed Australian two-hander Jason Belmonte 236-
185 in the semifinal who continued his recent strug-
gles to win matches on TV.
Belmonte, the all-time leader on the PBA major
titles list with 11 wins was trying to become the first
three-time winner of the Players Championship hav-
ing previously won it in 2011 and 2017. As the top
seed, he finished second in 2019 after losing to win-
ner Anthony Simonsen 232-212 in the title match.
The finals started with Prather, the No. 5 seed, try-
ing for back-to-back major titles after his
Tournament of Champions win, beating No. 4 seed
four-time tour winner Marshall Kent of Yakima,
Washington, 187-184, in the opening match who
was trying for his first major win.
O’Neill, then beat Prather 215-194 in the second
match to advance to the semifinal against Belmonte.
Final Standings:
1, Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., $75,000.
2, EJ Tackett, Bluffton, Ind., $38,000.
3, Jason Belmonte, Australia, $19,000.
4, Kris Prather, Plainfield, Ill., $11,000.
5, Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., $10,000.
Playoff Results:
Match One: Prather def. Kent, 187-184.
Match Two: O’Neill def. Prather, 215-194.
Semifinal: O’Neill def. Belmonte, 236-185.
Championship: O’Neill def. Tackett, 233-232.
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BVL AT LODI Ocean County Team Challenge

Continued from Page 1 By Jack Sluka ing two games of Bakers Team
Joe Alfano 277 The Ocean County Team bowling.
“It truly is an honor and a privilege to join the BVL Board of Directors,” LODI, NJ - Joe Alfano rolled 277, Challenge held at Ocean Lanes on For the boys, Jackson Liberty at
said Ciniello. “I’m so appreciative of our military men and women who Chuck Cocozzo 268 and Chang February 4th consisted of 14 boys 385 defeated Brick Memorial at 380
have served or are in service to our nation and feel this is one way I can Pang 267 in the Wednesday Men’s and 14 girls teams. and Manchester at 409 defeated
820 League. The rule for this tournament is ten Jackson Memorial at 364. The third
give back.”
Ciniello, a life-long bowler, was previously in the banking industry for Jason Nicholas 268 bakers' games and then the cut to top and fourth place was determined by
many years. She joined her husband in the bowling business in 1994. She LODI, NJ - Jason Nicholas rolled four in a two game bakers match a one game bakers match and in the
also serves on the BPAA Food Committee and has been involved with 268, Wael Shahid 236, and Ryan play. All Ocean County teams are consolation game Jackson
MUBIG (Multi-Unit Bowling Information Group) and the FEC20 Group. Michalski 235 and Michael Anello invited for this ten game bakers for- Memorial with a 202 defeated Brick
Kellerman is the co-owner of Mel’s Lone Star Lanes in Georgetown, 235 in the Wednesday Nite Live mat tournament. Memorial 169 to take third place.
Texas. Over the past year, he has made headlines with his Kilroy’s League. Jackson Liberty led almost from For the Championship it was a
Appalachian Trail Hike for Veterans. The nearly six-month, 2,192-mile Kenneth Lee 257 the start and took the preliminary two game total wood final and
hike through the 14 states that encompass the Appalachian Trail has raised round by more than 150 pins bowl- Manchester with a 451 to 363 victo-
LODI, NJ - In the Coors Public
ing a 2,227. Jackson Memorial and ry became the champions over
more than $100,000 for BVL as the largest individual fundraiser in the Safety League Kenneth Lee rolled
Manchester Township tied for sec- Jackson Liberty which followed up
charity’s history. 257, Danny Barron 256, and Gabe
ond at 2,069 with Memorial become this past week's Shore Conference
“BVL is such an enduring charity which helps brighten the lives of vet- Piomelli 254.
the second seed with the tie breaker Championship for Manchester.
erans and active-duty military who protect our freedoms every day,” said Shaun Dunning 255 game. In the fourth spot was Brick In the girls division Manchester at
Kellerman. “I’m honored to serve on the BVL Board.” LODI, NJ Shaun Dunning 255, Memorial at 2,005, which beat out 388 defeated Toms River North by
Kellerman is a graduate of the University of North Texas (BBA ’85) and Joseph Pagan 254, Jorel Cordero Southern and Toms River South who ten pins at 378 and Brick Memorial
the University of St. Edwards (MBA ’90). He currently serves on the 251, and Eric Rodriguez 247 in the had a 1,944 and 1,933 respectively. 366 defeated Toms River South at
executive board of the Texas Bowling Centers Association and is a board Wednesday 4 Man League. In the girls division Toms River 336. In the consolation game Toms
member of the Greater Austin USBC Association. In 2019, he was named Scott Dunning 252 North had the top score at 2,076 with River South 210 defeated Toms
as the first recipient of BVL’s Helen Duval Award which recognizes indi- six games over 200. Toms River River North at 201 to take third
LODI, NJ - Scott Dunning rolled
viduals who provide outstanding and dedicated service to BVL. South was second, two hundred pins place. In the championship two
252, Steven Doughty and Matt
Kellerman has received several other accolades including BPAA Texas behind, at 1,842, followed by Brick game total wood bakers match
Dunning 235, and Margaret Jengo
Bowling Proprietor of the Year, Texas USBC Proprietor of the Year, Memorial at 1,802 and Manchester Brick Memorial at 393 defeated
214 in the Thursday Early Mixed
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce Large Business of the Year and Township at 1,729. Lacey missed Manchester at 336 so Brick
League.
Citizen of the Year, and Sertoma Club of Georgetown Service to Mankind the cut by 6 pins at 1,723 and Brick Memorial became the champions
recipient. Kellerman and his wife Melanie reside in Georgetown and have Township by 16 pins at 1,713. which also followed up Brick
PBA QUICK NOTES
three grown children. The playoff brackets featured the Memorial's Shore Conference
• PBA Southwest Region com-
The current BVL Board of Directors includes Chair John LaSpina of top four boys and girls teams bowl- Championship, as well.
petitor Thomas (Gid) Rash reports
Long Beach, N.Y.; Lisa Ciniello of Bonita Springs, Fla.; Karen Jost of
that his surgery to donate a kidney
Turnwater, Wash.; Dennis Hacker of Perryville, Mo.; Keith Hamilton of
to childhood friend Clay Copeland
Park Ridge, Ill.; David Kellerman of Georgetown, Texas; and Tim Minard
Wednesday in Fort Worth, Texas,
of Dacula, Ga. Emeritus Members are Elaine Hagin of Castor Valley, was a success. Both parties are
Calif., and Walter Hall of Pasadena, Md. now on the road to recovery.
Since 1942, BVL has provided more than $52 million in grants to VA • In his second television
hospitals and clinics to fund recreation therapy and programs for appearance of the 2020 Go
America’s veterans and active-duty service members. BVL is bowling’s Bowling PBA Tour season in the
oldest and own charity and is consistently acknowledged for efficient and PBA Tournament of Champions,
effective programming delivered with extremely low overhead. BVL has Australia’s Jason Belmonte threw
been recognized as one of “America’s Best Charities” by Independent six strikes in a 252-179 loss to
Charities of America, earned a “Top-Rated” Nonprofit distinction from Kris Prather. Adding to his pledge
GreatNonprofits, and is also a member of the Combined Federal to donate $50 per strike to his
Campaign (#93325). “2HandsHelpingAustralia”
For more information on BVL, visit www.BVL.org. fundraiser in the wake of his home
country’s devastating wildfires,
Belmonte has now donated was
for $650 for 13 strikes in two TV
matches this season.
• Entering the PBA Tournament
of Champions after finishing sec-
ond in the PBA Jonesboro Open,
Chris Barnes had moved into sixth
place on the PBA career earnings
list with $2,481,331.
February 27, 2020
William D Willard, Jr 780
HOPELAWN, NJ - William D Willard, Jr
topped the scoring in the Middlesex County
Classic League blasting games of 279-268-
233 for a high series of 780.
Lonnie Levy shot 299-215-264-778, Jason
Ciszewski 268-243-266-777, Vinny R
Medvetz 289-235-236-760, Sean Zeleniak
266-266-225-757, Michael Carter 215-248-
288-751, and David Henderson 290.
SPORTS REPORTER
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
John Manganiello 769
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Manganiello led
the scoring in the Friday Night Classic
League firing games of 267-269-233 for a
high series of 769
John Kertesz rolled 224-206-257-687,
Russell Kyzima 225-217-233-675, and
Anthony Angotti 244
In the Majestic Winter Senior Citizens
League Rich Rowley rolled 247, and Ed
Novajoski 192..
Lisa Columbus 717
HOPELAWN, NJ - Lisa Columbus led the
scoring in the JEMMS Family League
rolling games of 246-211-260 for a high
series of 717.
Jose DeLaBarrera, Jr 221-229-643, Nicole
and Ammarito 232, Brian Pawelek 221.
Jose Medina, Kyle Jannuzzi 703
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jose Medina and Kyle
Jannuzzi each rolled a high series of 703 in
5
the Garden State Mixed League. Jose shot
211-267-225, and Kyle 202-266-235.
Doro Sperantzas hit 298-204-694, Pedro
Torres 259-234-681, and Jack Fela 225-
226-641.
Rob Sarate 703
HOPELAWN NJ - Rob Sarate paced the
scoring in the Merck League rolling games
of 258-235-210 for a high series of 703.
Pete Zafian rolled 268-236-694, and Jim
Perricone 246.
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AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Marc Walton 298-755
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Marc Walton topped the
scoring in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League blast-
ing games of 298-245 for a high series of 755.
Jamal Steele rolled 279-244-740, Thomas Sullivan
278, Mike Lancaster 277, Ron Pitts and Pat Sansone
268, Dwight Flowers 266-257, and Paul Circharo 257.
Patrice Nolan 286-743
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Patrice Nolan led the
scoring in the Rockvilles League firing a high game of
268 and a high series of 743.
Joanne Valentine rolled 208, Kathy Andrews 207, and
Erica Gershkowitz 206.
Giselle Eras 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Giselle Eras fired a high
game of 279 in the Thursday Mixed League.
Randy Catania rolled 224-268-256-748, Robert
Hernandez 249, and John Verde and Jeff Strumeyer 247
Felix Moronta 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Felix Moronta fired a
high game of 279 in the Friday Night Mixed League.
Donald Wingate shot 269, John LaBau 249, John
Hodge 247, and Al Doerrer and Bob Eaton 244.
Jerry George 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jerry George blasted a
high game of 279 in the Wednesday AM Trios League
Alby Pezzella and Dwight Flowers rolled 267, Vernon
Mackey 266 ,Rafael Acosta 259, Mike Murray 255,
and Joe DeFalco 254.
John Capobiano 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - John Capobiano fired a
high game of 278 in the Wednesday Night Mixed
League.
Joe Mazza shot 277, Bobby Mazzei 256, and TJ
Lucente 246.
Mike Forrai 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Mike Forrai fired a
high game of 279 in the Wednesday Early Men’s
League.
Anthony Sisko rolled 278, Sal Panzarella and John
Balbi 268, Charlie Torres 257, Steven Friedman 256,
and Keith Manza and Ed Connellly 255.
AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES
Jim Cresser 740
CORAM, NY - Jim Cresser topped the scoring in the
Monday Early Mixed League rolling a high game of
257 and a high series of 740.
Chris Tomasino shot 250, Lou Fasani and Bill
Spittle 246, Diana Waller 235, and Angela Demmer
200.
February 27, 2020
BERGEN TECH MAKES IT A SWEEP AS THE LADY KNIGHTS
JOIN THE BOYS AS BERGEN COUNTY CHAMPIONS
by Vince Albrecht
Sean McGinn 277 HACKENSACK, NJ - The Bergen County Women Coaches Association
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Sean McGinn topped changed the format for this year’s Bergen County Girls Tournament,
the scoring in the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed League splitting it into a team event to follow in a fortnight by an individual
firing games of 277-259-228 for a high series of 764. tournament. Due to a threat of inclement weather, the start time was
Mike Cucciniello rolled 233, and Howie Tarr 215. moved up to 8:30 am at Bowler City for the four-game set.
In the Sunday HMA Memorial League George Upstart Westwood sprung from the gate with a twenty-five stick lead
Michaelowski rolled 233, Juan Garcia 224, Carlos over perennial contender AHA [Holy Angels] with co-favorites’ Teaneck
Moncaleano and Edwin Matos, Sr 198, and Tabatha and Bergen Tech close behind. Westwood held onto a scant eleven-pin
Cooke 191. lead over oncoming Bergen Tech when the Knights put their potent
Albert Nasour 258 offense in gear, exploding for the two best games of the tournament to
run away from the field.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Oceanside
With their male counterparts having won last week’s Bergen County
Knights of Columbus League Albert Nasour rolled 258,
Boys Tournament, the sweep put Bergen Tech in rare company, a feat
Joe Mazza 250, Joseph Rolston 244, and Christian
not having been done since Paramus Catholic achieved it in 1991.
Giugliano239.
Coming on for senior teammate Shelly Yi in game two, the Knights’
Linda Walsh rolled 198, Jeankie Polacco 191,
Sydney Montalto triggered an offense explosion with 608 followed in
Cherilyun DePalma 181, and Dawn Waldhof 173 in the
the lineup by Riana Giacone 606, Selena Diver 538, Alexa McManus
Monday Ladies Classic League.
217-200 and Rachel Lee’s 623. There were nineteen entries, including a
Vernon Mackey 256 solo NJIC entrant North Arlington which finished fifteenth.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Vernon Mackey rolled
254, Jerry George 246, Brandon Warten 232, and Peter Judowski 300 at Majestic Lanes
Stanley Rosadio 225-223 in the Thursday Senior Birds
League. HOPELAWN, NJ - Peter Judowski blasted a 300 game in the Middlesex
County Classic League at Majestic Lanes.
In the Tuesday Long Beach Catholics League Debbie
Donnelly rolled 193, Sheila Weissman 184-171, Mary Andrew Tripka fired 266-249-279 for a high series of 794, John Kain
Pat Murphy 182-160, Linda Uzenski 177, and Kerry rolled 280-246-258-784, Mickey Endress 277-222-279-778, Frankie
Ann Troy 174. Luongo 256-247-260-763, William D Willard Jr 246-216-299-761,
Chris Fisher 256-233-257-746, and Steve Osaidacz 289.
Donald Jones 254
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Donald Jones rolled
254, Joe LaSpina 246, Timothy Thom 236, and Craig
Inserillo and Thomas Wincell 226 in the Sunday/Adult
League.
Alex Magness rolled 217, Dennis Kelleher 199, Chris
Chruma 184, and Marc Zukerman 183.
Quentin Jones 245
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Quentin Jones rolled
245, Olivia Nicholson 228, Anthony Santos, Jr 223, and
Zachary Inserillo 214 in the Sunday Adult/Child
League.
Mekhi Michael rolled 233, Aidan Pohevitz 225, and
Daniel Pabgae 221 in the Saturday Scholarship League.
Adrienne Lupo rolled 189, Michele Permlutter 178,
Alexandria Strom 173, and Gina Hill and Patricia
Guido 170.
Dan Haug 269
CORAM, NY - In the Empire Softball League Dan
Haug rolled 269, Danny Camacho 241, Joey
Giovanniello 239, and Jib JIb Konig 182.
Tom Schneider 235
CORAM, NY - Tom Schneider rolled 235, Rich
DiBenedetto and Andy Saltzman 227, and Henry
Mendolia 182 in the Leisure Glen League.
February 27, 2020
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
David Nash 298
ROCKAWAY, NJ - David Nash fired a high game of298
in the Rockaway Trios League.
Rich Mark rolled 280, Justis Campbell 279, Gary
Malone 270, Steve Baird 269, and Andrew Stephens 268.
John Roman rolled 221, Alex Dalmedo 199, Pat
Cropanese 181, and John Uffer 180 in the Greenbriar
Seniors League.
Jesus Cruz 290
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jesus Cruz fired a high game of
290 in the Thursday Nite Mixed League.
Nick Westergaard rolled 277, Scott Struble 257,
Nidia Haneveld 245, and Richard McColligan and
Alex Dalmedo 235.
Jesus Cruz 279
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jesus Cruz rolled 279, STeve
Rainer 256, and Raymond Bsarany 219 in the Fox
Hills Seniors League.
In the Rockaway Junior Bowlers League Alex
Furman rolled 188, Matthew Dignamn 170, and
Brandon Collins 167.
SPORTS REPORTER
Jim Testa. 278
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jim Testa rolled 278, Derek Beeh
and Heriberto Matias 267, Keith Bower and Brandy
Dennis 259, Jesus Cruz 257, and Nidia Haneveld 247
in the Rockaway Mixed League.
James Stiles 278
ROCKAWAY, NJ - James Stiles fired a high game of
278 in the Rockaway Foursome League.
Jesus Cruz rolled 258, Ernie Stine 256, Paige
Piombino 255, and Paul Longo 245.
In the Morris Hills Mixed League Sal ANtoniello
rolled 185, Bill Hamilton 167, and Dolores Webb
164.
Dave Katz 266
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Dave Katz rolled 266, Joey
Lamont 256, Patrick Lyness 246, Evonte Dickerson
245, and Mark Novembre and Stephan Szardenings
237 in the Chester Men’s League.
Eli Zimmerman rolled 101, and Ryan Willis 93 in
the Bumber Bowlers League.
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AT JIB LANES
Hector Camacho 789
FLUSHING NY - Hector Camacho topped the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League blasting games of 214-278-297 for a high series of 789.
Brett Lee rolled 268-225-234-727, Craig Bowden 239-224-238-701,
Bob Ostermann 266-222-679, and Louis Vulpis 224-232-215-671.
Will Brown 780
FLUSHING, NY - Will Brown topped the scoring in the Ted Guy
Classic League blasting games of 227-287-266 for a high series of 780.
Jose Perez rolled 267-258-210-735, Dana Johnson 254-267-212-733,
Darryl Freeman 268-247-216-731, Julio Arnold 212-267-722, and Silk
Nixon 224-201-279-704.
Matt Bartnik 762
FLUSHING, NY - Matt Bartnik topped the scoring in the Local #3
IBEW League firing games of 216-269-277 for a high series of 762.
Matt Dugan rolled 268-247-688, Will Crosson, Sr 246-217-650, M
Palmer 208-204-225-637, Billy Vanadia 236, and Neil Caturano 231.
Frankie Sanchez 761
FLUSHING, NY - Frankie Sanchez led the scoring in the Transit
Friday Mixed League rolling games of 258-279-224 for a high series
of 761.
Keith Cordy shot 267-258-235-760, Tim Williams 228-287-225-740,
Terrence Taylor 227-204-299-730, Bobby Fox, Sr 254-267-205-726,
Cquashaun Grant277-202-256-735, Roe Fuller 226-232-267-725, and
Eric Taylor, Jr 223-236-269-728.
Shawn Wyatt 756
FLUSHING, NY - Shawn Wyatt topped the scoring in the Ball and
Chain League rolling games of 210-257-289 for a high series of 756.
Alex Sanabria rolled 246-234-242-722, Jag Gambino III 256-222-206-
684, Joe Gonzalez 203-234-235-672, and JV Evangelista 269-204-668.
Z Sakyiamma 740
FLUSHING NY - Z Sakyiamma led the scoring in the Friends and
Family League blasting games of 233-280-237 for a high series of 740.
Cliff Stancil rolled 259-247-214-720, Craig Bowden 277-220-215-
712, Will Watson 259-236-693, Dylan Bustillo 235-255-682, and Greg
Welch 228-225-224-677.
Kevin Viloria 909
FLUSHING, NY - Kevin Viloria topped the scoring in the PBC
League blasting games of 199-201-260-249 for a high series of 909.
Ej Dayoan rolled 244-238-232-897, Robby Olvina 222-256-235-896,
Marlon Enriquez 267-238-871, Ronnie Fandino 202-265-211-858, and
Archie Nabas 234-236-845.
Bryan Hock 288-699
FLUSHING, NY - Bryan Hock led the scoring in the Pro Shop 2 x 3
Doubles League rolling games of 288-225 for a high series of 699.
Nicole Zuk 265-205-640, Robert Kuch 243-202-225-637, and Jeff
Lardrillono 226-225-633.
Renee Gerber 666
FLUSHING, NY - Renee Gerber paced the scoring in the Early Birds
Mixed League rolling games of 193-257-216 for a high series of 666.
Ashley Richards rolled 236, James Carpenter 230, Don G Hayes 225,
and Brandon Coles 214.
In the Golden Age League Bill McDonald rolled 235, Boi Dayoan
236-231, Conrado Payabyab 225, and Israel Luzong 223.
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Jim Tortorice, Jr 290
FARMINGDALE, NY - Jim
Tortorice, Jr blasted a high game of
290 in the Monday Night Fourplay
League
Bryan Parsons shot 277, Greg
Fernando 266, Eddie Gruber 257,
and Rod Peryr 256.
Kenny Augusto 289
FAMRINGDALE, NY - Kenny
Augusto blasted high game of 289-
268 in the EpicMaple Foursome
League.
Don Perillo rolled 287, Paul
Bajorski 286, Peter Rodriguez 279,
Shawn Green and Alex Cavagnaro
278, Frankie Montgoris 276, and
Jeff Gabriel, Tom Foley, and Joe
Benus 268.
Eric Vazquez 289
FARMNGDALE, NY - Eric
Vazquez topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League blasting a
high game of 289.
Michael Marro rolled 266, Kenny
Simon 257, and Rob Bucking and
Michael Jordan 255.
Clifton Melhado 288
FARMINGDALE, NY - Clifton
Melhado fired a high game of 288
in the Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Calvin Nottingham shot 267,
Brian Meade 258, and Chris Palillo
256.
David Morenberg 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - David
Morenberg led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Men Handicap
League firing a high game of 279.
Greg Stanek and Rich Thomas
rolled 268, Calvin Nottingham and
Adam Kipnes 267, Joe Hoenig
266, Ramon Carcamo and Anthony
Gatterdam 258, and Eugene Neal,
Brian Fullam, Nathaniel Fuller and
John Magnozzi 257.
Joseph Viscuzo,
Miguel Garrido 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph
Viscuzo and Miguel Garrido each
fired a high game of 278 in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Darius Fuller, Nathaniel Fuller,
Daniel Shkoditch, and Joseph
Kotowicz 269, Charles Jordan 267,
and Ahmaud Brown 265.
February 27, 2020
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Alex Grzybowski 278 Paul Spengler 258 Ronnie Simon 257 Benjamin Raifer 254
FARMINGDALE, NY - Alex FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul FARMINGDALE, NY - Ronnie FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Grzybowski rolled 278, Brillian Spengler tok the high game scoring Simon rolled 257, Peer Mockler Friday Teens League Benjamin
Soedarmasto 268-237, and honors when he rolled 258, Irwin 247 and Mike Walsh 234 in the Raifer rolled 254, Ethan Shapiro
Richard Vecchione 213 in the Tarlow 224, and David Kent and Sunday Vacation League. 223-222, adn Brandon Nanoo 212.
Saturday St Martin Boys League. Tom Ferraro 210 in the Thursday In the One Nite 2nd Saturday Joe Livolsi rolled 197, Fai
In the Thursday Goodtimers Green Men . League William Moldovan rolled Livolsi 179-172, and Joe Mule
League Dale Alberino rolled 243, Ricard DeLorenzo rolled 243, 213, Joe Petchonka 193, Scott 169 in the Friday Seniors League.
Paul Rourke and Wayne Coons Jeanette Sorrentino , Bob Junge Hennessy 186, and Robert Maini In the Tuesday Ladies League
235, and Mike Walsh 231. 147, and Edna Noonan and Silvia and Ron Catapano 183. Suzanne Katz rolled 184-170,
Robert Brown 277 Rey-Buzzonetti 145 in the Monday Richard DiLorenzo rolled 187, Vickie Rich 178, Donna Ton 174,
FARMINGDALE, NY - Robert Seniors League. and Bob Junge 157 in the Monday and Jane Barbino 170.
Brown led the scoring in the Seniors League.
Thursday Businessmen’s League
firing a high game of 277.
Sean Haughney rolled 276,
Glenn Swirson 258, Robert
Weinstein and Sam Rudman 256,
and Gary Dean 254.
Steve Flapan 276
FARMINGDALE, NY - Steve
Flapan rolled 276, Mike Coakley,
Sr 246, Rick Gray 243, and James
Mitchell 241 in the Saturday Nite
Friends League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Chris Holden rolled 203-
190, and Louis Gravino 179.
Frank Iemma 267
FARMINGDALE, NY - Frank
Iemma roleld 267, Kyle Durfee
265, Terry Thompson, Jr 264-259,
WIngo Hom 258, James Hood and
Daniel Schrafel 257, Michael
Bukovsky and Clayton Hunt 256,
and Frank Amore 253.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Nicholas DeCosta rolled
200, Joshua Holden 184, and Lea
Gravino 178.
In the Tuesday Ladies League
Suzanne Katz rolled 202, J Anne
Fina 186, Angela Sikaras 183, and
Vickie Rich 180.
Tom Prendergast 267
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tom
Prendergast rolled 267, Danny
Schrafel 238, Dan Leddy 237, and
Jim Tortorice, Jr, Paul Baron,
Mike Raguette, and Joe Mistron
236 in the Monday Night Fourplay
League.
Ronnie Simon rolled 236,
Colleen Walsh 226, and Mike
Walsh and Keith Squires 216 in
the Sunday Vacation League.