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New York, Colorado Bowlers Selected as Stadtlander, Mienkiewicz, Montesanto,

Youth Ambassadors of the Year Kasper 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY - Edward
Stadtlander, Andrew
Mienkiewicz, Joseph Montesanto
and Keith Kasper each blasted a
300 game in the Epic Edge Trios
League at Farmingdale Lanes.
Paul Verderosa rolled 289,
William Henle 287, Paul Bajorski
280, and Tarrick Moore, James
McLean, Jr and Elmo Reavis 278.

Mike DeFrancesco Blasts 300

At Parkway Lanes
by Joe Donnarumma
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Mike
DeFrancesco found perfection in a
300 game while rolling in the
Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling
League, at Parkway Lanes and fin-
ished with a 752 series.
Steve Semancik rolled 258-733,
Joe Puccio 288-725, Rob Byrd
246-719,
Adam DeFrancesco 289-718,
Gary DeBoer 255-713, Michael
Salfino 286-710, Alton Dickson
246-701 round out the list of high
scorers for the night.

USBC photo
USBC Youth Ambassadors of the Year Courtney Morelli and Tanner Ausec

by Terry Bigham participating as a Youth Leader and furthering the

ARLINGTON, Texas – Courtney Morelli of Selden,
New York, and Tanner Ausec of Colorado Springs,
Colorado, have been selected as the United States
Bowling Congress Youth Ambassadors of the Year.
The annual award recognizes a male and a female
USBC Youth bowler for exemplary contributions in
the sport outside of league or tournament play, aca-
demic accomplishments, and community involve-
ment.
Selected by the International Bowling Campus
Youth Committee, based on submitted applications,
Morelli and Ausec each will receive a $1,500 schol-
arship.
Morelli has been a member of the Long Island
USBC Youth Leaders program since 2013, and cur-
rently serves as treasurer. She chairs the Fundraising
and Recruitment committees, and mentors new mem-
bers.
She also is the vice president of the New York State
Youth Leaders board, which she has served on for the
last two years.
“Receiving this award is an incredible honor,”
Morelli said. “I absolutely love participating in Youth
Leaders events and helping out in any way possible.
This is such a validation to all the years I’ve spent
bowling program.”
While her work with the Youth Leaders program
has helped the local and state association, it also has
taught Morelli valuable skills.
“I have always been a shy kid, and joining this pro-
gram has really built up my confidence,” Morelli
said. “I have developed my social skills and how to
interact with adults. My organization and planning
skills have really improved, as well as my problem-
solving skills.”
A senior at Newfield High School, she has been a
member of the school’s bowling team since the sev-
enth grade. She also competes in a travel league.
She plans to study business administration in the
fall.
Ausec currently is serving his third one-year term
as a youth director on the Pikes Peak USBC board,
ensuring local youth are represented and served
through tournaments and awards programs.
“I have been fortunate to receive so much from the
local bowling community,” Ausec said. “Whether
through coaching, equipment, or knowledge, there
have always been people to support me.
See USBC page 2
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Hirsch Named New Operations
Manager of IBMA
Brian Hirsch of South Kenosha,
Wis., has been named the new
Operations Manager for the
International
Bowling Media
Association by the
IBMA's board of
directors.
Hirsch succeeds
Jackie Wyckoff, who
resigned for personal
reasons after serving
in the position for six
years.
Per IBMA bylaws,
Hirsch has stepped down as second
vice president of the IBMA and
resigned from the committees that
he either served or chaired in order
to accept the position.
"Jackie did an outstanding job as
Operations Manager," IBMA
President Johnny Campos said.
"She streamlined several processes
in the organization that we will
continue to use in the future. She
will be missed."
Added Campos: "I have full con-
fidence that Brian will be able to
step into the role and continue the
good work started by Jackie."
Hirsch, a New York native, has
an extensive background as a bowl-
ing writer. He has his own bowling
publication called "Striking
Spotlight," which has a Facebook
page of the same name. He also has
been published in the Desert
Bowler newspaper,
Windy City
Bowling News and
Bowlers Journal
International.
Hirsch serves as a
youth director in the
Kenosha USBC
Association, and is a
former director for
the Metro Phoenix
USBC.
As IBMA Operations Manager,
he will work closely with the
IBMA president and the organiza-
tion's committee chairmen to
ensure that the IBMA's policies and
procedures are followed. Hirsch
also will act as recording secretary
for meetings, and as administrator
for committee chairmen.
"I am looking forward to working
closely with President Campos and
the IBMA board," Hirsch said. "I
am sad to leave the committees that
I have chaired and have been on,
but look to help as I can."
The IBMA Board of Directors
approved the appointment of long-
time member Sam Vasta to replace
Hirsch as second VP for the
remainder of his term.
FINAL FRAME
Elois “Lo” Borschuk
ARLINGTON, Texas – Elois “Lo” Borschuk, a United
States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame member from
Sioux City, Iowa, died Monday, March 30. She was 97.
A Women’s International Bowling Congress adminis-
trator for 24 years, she was inducted into the hall of fame
for Meritorious Service in 1988.
During her time with WIBC, she served on 15 com-
mittees, including the Advisory and Planning, Finance
and Budget, Site Inspection and the Equipment
Specifications committees. She was elected a Member
Emeriti in 1991.
Borschuk served as the Iowa Women’s Bowling
Association secretary-treasurer for 15 years and was
inducted into the Iowa State USBC Hall of Fame in
1979. In 2005, she was the first woman inducted in the
Greater Siouxland Bowling Association Hall of Fame.
She was heavily involved in youth bowling, starting a
youth program and establishing the Sioux City Junior
Bowling Association, which she served as secretary-trea-
surer for 18 years.
Borschuk coached thousands of youth bowlers and
took teams to district and state tournaments. She was
president of the Iowa State Junior Bowling Association
for four years and was part of starting the first league for
physically and mentally handicapped young bowlers in
Sioux City.
She was honored by the National Women’s Bowling
Writers Association (NWBW) with the 1974 Helen
Duval Award for Outstanding Service in the Young
American Bowling Alliance Field and the 1987 Jo Ettien
Lieber Award for Distinguished Service to the Game of
American Tenpins.
Borschuk served as a hospital volunteer for 15 years
and was on the St. Luke’s Medical Center Auxiliary
Board. She coached Little League baseball teams for
several years, and, as the only woman manager/coach in
1958, led her Little League team to the city champi-
onship.
Her first husband, Charles Biggerstaff, died in Italy in
World War II, and she was married to Michael Borschuk
Jr. for more than 64 years until he passed away in 2010.
She is survived by her sons and their spouses, Ken and
Jackie Biggerstaff of Sioux City, Mike and Jan Borschuk
of Dakota Dunes, and Rick and Linda Borschuk of
Exeter, Rhode Island, and seven grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at a later date.
April 16, 2020
USBC
Continued from Page 1
As I grew up, I learned to understand the
importance of giving back wherever possible,
which is why I began coaching. This award is
an acknowledgment of not only my efforts to
give back to the game, but recognition of all
that I have received from my local bowling
community, as well.”
A senior at Rampart High School, Ausec has
a 4.19 grade-point average and ranks sixth in
his class. On the lanes, he helped Rampart win
back-to-back state team titles the past two sea-
sons.
He started coaching youth bowlers at King
Pin Lanes in Colorado Springs four years ago,
as part of a National Junior Honor Society
community service requirement. He said he
quickly realized how much he enjoyed teach-
ing the basic skills of the sport, and it gave
him a greater appreciation of those who
coached him.
“Coaching has taught me a number of things,
but first and foremost it is a constant reminder
that bowling should always be fun,” Ausec
said. “It has also taught me to be a better stu-
dent of the game, and my skill level has bene-
fited because of it.”
Ausec will attend the University of
Wisconsin-Whitewater in the fall and plans to
bowl for the Warhawks.
Morelli and Ausec also may have the oppor-
tunity to serve on the IBC Youth Committee
and be eligible for additional scholarship
funds. Youth Ambassadors selected to serve
on the IBC Youth Committee must be at least
18 years old as of Aug. 1 in year of selection.
Visit BOWL.com/ScholarshipsAwards to
learn more about scholarship opportunities for
youth bowlers.
AT MONTVALE LANES
Allen Penfield 259
MONTVALE, NJ - Allen Penfield rolled 259,
Steven Monn 253, Thomas Borkowski 247, Meghan
Schneider 231, and Cathy Seco 223 in the Monday
Night Mixed League.
Remember......
You never get a second chance
to make a First Impression
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Charles Jordan 288
FARMINGDALE, NY - Charles Jordan fired a high
game of 288 in the Wednesday Early Men’s League.
Anthony Gatterdam shot 285, Anthony Fusco 276,
Salvatore Ronzino 269, Shaun Larkin 265-259-265-
780, Anthony Cordaro 259, and Bill Dutton, Brendan
Oakley, Mathew Gierl and Al Spano 258.
Daniel Scime, Michael Vecchi 288
FARMINGDALE, NY - Daniel Scime and Michael
Vecchi each blasted a high game of288 in the
Wednesday Party League.
Eddie Allen and Doreen Heller rolled 264 Eric
Vazquez 256, and David Green 248.
Paul Verderosa 285
FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul Verderosa fired a high
game of 285 in the Epic Edge Trios League.
Derek James rolled 277, Chris Valentine 269,
Anthony D'Elia 268, Clifton Stancil 267, and Brian
Ziesig 260.
AT MAJESTIC
Logan Miller 793
HOPELAWN, NJ - Logan Miller topped the scoring
in the JEMMS Family League firing games of 268-
200-235 for a high series of 793.
Steven Columbus rolled 220-211-259-690, Brian
Pawelek 205-245, and Kyle OConnell 225.
Ray Smarsh 783
HOPELAWN, NJ - Ray Smarsh topped the scoring in
the Raritan Bay Men’s League firing games of 257-
256-270 for a high series of 783.
Mike Ruffe rolled 258-258-248-764, William D
Willard, Jr 259-247-257-763, Steve Brooks 216-268-
278-762, Gary Janz 257-268-232-757, and Steve
Baum, Jr 259-231-254-744.
Sean McArthur 762
HOPELAWN, NJ - Sean McArthur topped the scor-
ing in the Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios League
rolling games of 258-279-225 for a high series of
762.
Kevin Butler rolled 226-269-257-752, Joey
Gramiak 257-258-236-751, Ryan Poli 279-242-229-
750, Eduardo Pinzon 267-256-225-748, and Mike
Pagan 270-237-222-729.
In the Majestic Winter Senior Citizens League Ed
Novajoski rolled 162-161, and Jerry Petti 154.
Eric Velazquez 759
HOPELAWN, NJ - Eric Velazquez led the scoring in
the Middlesex County Classic League firing games
of 255-279-225 for a high series of 759
Stean Pech shot 26-248-244-754, Glenn Mohr 210-
248-280-738, Rich Nicholls 258-236-2343-728, Bill
Daunno 247-202-278-727, and Vinny LaBella 226-
279-222-727.
Howie Delman 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Howie Delman rolled a high
game of 278 in the Friday Late Mixed League.
Bob Newman rolled 268, Tony Caridi and Mike
Agosta 258, Clayton Hunt 256, and Nester Reyes
255.
Paul Meyer 276
FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul Meyer rolled a high
game of 276 in the Saturday Nite Fun League.
Wingo Hom hit 260, Robert DeLisi 256-254, and
Tim Jackson 244.
Joseph Kotowicz 269
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph Kotowicz rolled 269,
Charles Turner 258, Nicholas Galli 256, and Darius
Fuller 256 in the Thursday Nite Owls League.
Laurie Gentilella rolled 169, Suzanne Katz 167 and
Pat Fried 166 in the Tuesday Ladies League.
Jose Medina 759
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jose Medina led the scoring in
the Garden State Mixed League rolling games of
279-215-265 for a high series of 759.
Doro Sperantzas hit 258-228-245-731, Ken Martino
227-225-258-710, Joe Grispart 208-223-258-689,
and Lenny Novak 259.
Edward Patri 754
HOPELAWN, NJ - Edward Patri led the scoring in
the Friday Night Mixed League rolling games of 259-
248-247 for a high series of 754.
Brett Morris rolled 213-247-278-738, Michael
Bauer 258-245-214-717 Salvatore Angotti 232-222-
259-713, and Don Anione 237-246-227-710
Brian Adamson 751
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Adamson topped the scor-
ing in the San Remo Open 4 League blasting games
of 289-226-236 for a high series of 751.
Steve Peters shot 235-247-258-749, Bob Weisensee
258-247-231-736, and Bill Keim 225-257-227-709.
Michael Hanlein 748
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Hanlein led the scoring
in the Friday Night Classic League firing games of
256-214-278 for a high series of 748
Joseph Parisi hit 238-214-248-700, Anthony Angotti
238-237-202-677, and David Hanft 259
Rusty Thomsen 746
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rusty Thomsen led the scoring in
the Monday Goldstein & Hanel Singles League firing
games of 222-246--278 for a high series of 746.
Mark Simon rolled 255-220-669, Chris Hedges 221-
258, and Al Roque 222.
April 16, 2020
We will be closing temporarily
as a proactive precaution against the
coronavirus pandemic.
Our first day closed will be Saturday,
March 14, with a currently planned
reopening on Monday, March 30.
This is of course a very fluid situation
and can change, so we will update
with changes as they occur.
We wish everyone and their families
good health and will see you all soon.
$5,000 Pezzano Scholarship
Deadline is April 30
Do you know of a young person who loves bowling
and loves writing?
The International Bowling Media Association
is working to help create the next generation of
bowling journalists through the Chuck Pezzano Media
Scholarship, which is valued at $5,000.
To learn more about the scholarship, or to direct a
young person you know to the application form,
use this link in your browser: :
https://www.bowlingmedia.org/Portals/0/Documents/
CRITERIA%20WEB.pdf
The final application deadline is April 30, but interested students
should begin the pre-application process immediately.
Even more imminent is the deadline for the
2019 IBMA Writing Competition.
Entries must be received by March 15.
Information is available by using this link in your browser:
https://www.bowlingmedia.org/Portals/0/Documents/Writi
ngCompetition/2019/2019_Writing_Comp_Application.pdf
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AT MAPLE LANES RVC

Steven Friedman 299
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Steven Friedman topped the scor-
ing in the Wednesday Early Men’s
League firing games of 299-266
for a high series of 772.
Bob Thorne rolled 277, James
Guardino 268, Ed Boremski 265-
259, Charlie Torres 258, and
Brandon Warthen 256.
Susanna Railey rolled 233,
Patrice Nolan 226, and Vicky
Lockwood 216 in the Rockvilles
League.
Donald Jones 298-780
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Donald Jones topped the scoring
in the Sunday Adult/Child League
blasting games of 298-235-247 for
a high series of 780.
Keith Nicholson rolled 269, Joe
LaSpina 263-256, and Thomas
Winchell 243.
Dawn Waldhof rolled 188-170,
Lisa Norris 184, and Cherilyn
DePalma and Danielle Davis 180
in the Monday Ladies Classic
League.
John LaBau 289
ROCKVILLE CENTRE NY -
John LaBau fired a high game of
289 in the Wednesday Night
Mixed League.
Gregory Frank shot 278, Charlie
Harris 268-264, TJ Lucente 258
and Willie Fessler 246.
Vernon Mackey269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Vernon Mackey rolled 269, Jerry
George 254, and Thomas
Romanelli 253 in the Thursday
Senior Birds League.
Jamal Steele 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Jamal Steele fired a high game of
278 in the Custom Thumbz
Doubles League.
Thomas Sullivan rolled 268,
Steve Freidman and Leroy
Singletary 258, Dana Weissman
256, Ron Pitts 255, and Alby
Pezzella 254.
Frank Krulish,
Randy Catania 267
ROCKVILLE CENTRE NY -
Frank Kruslish and Randy Catania
each rolled a high game of 267 in
the Thursday Mixed League.
Kyle O'Connor hit 257, Gary Ton
254, Teddy Avgerinos 242, Charlie
Torres, Phillip Karfinkel, and
Robert Hernandez 237, Rich Sitt,
Rick Boremski, and Vicky
Lockwood each rolled a 236.
Mike Leccese 288
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Mike Leccese fired a high game of
288 in the Friday Night Mixed
League.
Rafael Acosta rolled 279, Felix
Moronta 269, Pat Zenker and
Robert Burling 258, Paul Smith
256, and John LaBau 250.
Vinny Giacomazza 258
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Vinny Giacomazza rolled 258
Jackie LaBau 257, Lucas Barmack
253, and Brian Dubler 244 in the
Thursday El Cheapo Mixed
League.
Kami Radin rolled 201-180,
Kelly Pecora and Erica
Gershkowitz 179, and Anita
LaSpina and Teresa McCarthy 178
in the Tuesday Long Beach
Catholics League.

Dear Bowlers, while we know that all of the

leagues would love to continue bowling, we feel it
is in everyone's best interest to close Lodi Lanes.
We will reevaluate the coronavirus situation and
tentatively reopen on March 30th.
This is an unfortunate situation, but we want
everyone to be safe so we can get through this
together. As a precautionary measure we
will be closed until further notice.
Thank you all for your understanding. We will
keep you updated. We will post on our Website and
Facebook page
Lodi Lanes
when we are open again.
Everyone be safe.
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HANKEL CLASSIC
Snickers got the edge 5-2 over Get Webzy, but Snickers
still trail going into the deciding last night of the George
Hankel Classic First Half. Larry Gitlitz led the Snickers with
a 686, while Mike Stevens fired a 709. Get Webzy at 74 points
gives 33 pins to the Snickers (72 points) in their fourth face-
off this season. In third and charging, Team Eleven grabbed all
7 points against The Hell with Spares. Eleven has 71 points
and a chance to capture first based on Mike Conti stroked a
279-726 and the team bowled 10 of 12 games above average
and a net 168 POA. Destino’s Pizzeria at 69 points will be giv-
ing 9 pins to Team Eleven. Radical Rita’s and No Mannequin
Here receiving 106 pins will also try to move up to at possi-
bly third or fourth place with Rita’s an outside shot for second
place. Anthony Passeretti, Sr. high series 760 and sub Mark
Gold high game 289-746 as Shade Chiropractic walloped the
pins for a series 285 pins over average. Bob Dail also 279-
715, and Bruce Camp 720. Mike Denorscio 277, and Kathy
Hoffman 218 for their high games of this season. Denorscio
fired 696 his high series of the season. The 18th week could
come down to the third game and last frame.
FREEHOLD CHURCH LEAGUE
St. Rose won a game and total wood for three points and
take the first half with 78 points, one point ahead of Reformed
at 77 points beating St. Rose 4-3. Colts Neck also ended up
with 77 points. The Colts Neck team consists of Howard Olt
with the high series 672 and two high games 255-245, Alan
Zaccaria with a 233 game, Peter Angress and Bill Luke. Other
high scores were Bob Pullen 236, and Don Davison 627.
Ashley Chiaramonte rolled a big series 668-243, and Lisa
Force had a 223-565.
THURSDAY NIGHT TRIOS
Ed Checkett fired a 279 (85 POA), a 250, and a 729 series
(147 POA) in the Thursday Night Trios. The only other 700
was Brian Shade 707 including a 245-237. Ed Vasquez 247,
Eric Kirstein 245, and Janine Smith 213. Jeff Warbet of
Walkin’ Wounded had third high series 667. Meanwhile,
Team Nine 5-2 over SDPF gained a three-point lead going
into the last week of the first half. Court Jesters and Rival
Sons follow in third and fourth.
CHEAP THRILLS
Greg DiNapoli rolled high series 666 and a 278 (78 POA)
in the Thursday Night Cheap Thrills. Jimmy Tamai 664, Mike
Fogarty 656, Justin Lieberman 641 (104 POA), Doug Phillips
277 (87 POA) and Mark Sperling 259 (81 POA). Standings
are: “No Effort” 25 points, Three Cheeses 24 points, and three
teams with 23 points- Rita’s Ice, W=MC2, and High Rollers.
FREEHOLD CHURCH LEAGUE
Bob Pullen had high score 268 and Joe Bonica high series
593 in the Church League. Lisa Force second high game
229, Dan Davison 224, Bill Luke 214, and Barbara
DeLorenzo 201-520 series. POP and Ardena are tied for
first at 7-0.
April 16, 2020
HAVOC AT HOWELL
By John Jennings
FREEHOLD INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
Gus Frank at 78 points will battle HOTT FUZZ at 76 GUYS AND DOLLS LEAGUE
points in the upcoming final week of the first half. WET Top bowlers of the week were Shawn Carr 279 (78
WILLIES at 74 points takes on We’ve Been Framed (70 POA)-266-729 (106 POA), Jordan Marangelli 268-256-
points). High games were: Tino Polce 266 (56 POA), 724 (76 POA), and Alexander Marx 268 (55 POA)-728
Andy Allen of HOTT FUZZ 245 (personal season high (89 POA). Substitute Leslie Bohn scored another 700,
and 61 POA), Mark Gollinge 243 and Doreen Donovan 704 including a 257 game. Jamie Carr had a 194 (34
221 (48 POA). Throwing high series was Shawn POA). The standings: Here 4 the Beer 94 points, Dizzie
Delvecchio 687, followed by Tino Ploce 678, and Mark Lizzies 83 points, F.B.I. 80 points, and Team Thirteen 79
Gollinge 667. Leading the women was Donovan with a points. Match of the week will be F.B.I. against Team 13.
573 series.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED HANKEL CLASSIC
With two sessions to go: THEM 73 points, Bowling for Eugene Olson of Hometown Realty threw high series
Soup 70 points, and three teams at 65 points (Team 9, 774 with games of 258-248-238. Joseph Inserra had high
Where’s Maria? and JSSB) Top score of the night went to game 279 followed by Vinny D’Ambrosio 277-709, Jim
supersub Doug Birdsall with a 276 and 737 on Where’s Benson 276, James Rogers 270, and Ralph Carbone 269.
Maria? Robert White of THEM delivered his high game of Jerry Gringoli, Team One had his high series of the sea-
the season 273 (68 POA) and a 641 series. Eric Hasenpusch son 734 (146 POA) for second high series of the night
had second high series 652 and Ken Chelednik third high including a 269 game. D’Ambrosio 709 and Jeff Smith
game 356. Trish Straman high women’s game 214 and 705 for third and fourth men’s high series. Leslie Bohn
Tracey Marra series 544. scored her second in a row 700 series with a 705 on
games of 231-25-226 for Radical Rita’s. Jackie
THURSDAY NIGHT TRIOS Valanzano rolled a 248 game. Needless to say, Hometown
Team Nine defeated the SDPF 5-2 to take the First Half was 5-2 with Who’s Your Daddy taking game one. Team
Championship in the Thursday Night Trios. Court Jesters One 7-0 for the night and Pha-Q 7-0 over Team Thirteen.
finished third with 77 points and fourth was Rival Suns at 69 So two teams are undefeated and seven teams have a 5-2
1/2 points in the fourteen team league. Team Nine consists record.
of John Norman, Joseph Martin, and John
Morano.
Brian Larson, the 2016-17 Hankel Bowler of
the Year, fired a lights out series 763 including a
278 game. John Norman a fantastic 267 game (77
ROCKAWAY LANES
POA) along with Eric Kirstein (SDPF) coming in
with a 722 series. Jordan Marangelli 265-710 and
Janine Smith a 222 game.
To our valued customers,
CHEAP THRILLS Rockaway Lanes will be closed due to
Jim Cherin was hot with a 744 high series in
Cheap Thrills. Mike Fogarty threw just another the government limitations in place to
700 series, 731 including a 268 game. Tony
“One-Ball” Tesoriero banged the pins for a slow the spread of the Coronavirus.
super 715 series with Frank Molfetta and Matt
Sperling, each putting together 267s. We will resume our normal operations
“No Effort” leads with 31 points, We’ve Been
Framed 29 points, W=MC2 at 28 points, and once the Governor lifts the ban.
Team 16 with 27 points.
PARKER BOHN III &
Please stay safe and healthy during
PETRAGLIA SCHOLARSHIP LEAGUE
Tyler Moore was right on target with a 778
this time!
series with 267-235-276 in the early Friday
evening league at Howell Lanes. Parker
Laubach threw his high game of the season 278
(63 POA) and a 668 series. Sarah Orensky
Sincerely,
bowled a 255 (64 POA) and her season person-
al best 631 series. Alexi Wands 239 (67 POA)
The Management and Staff
and her high series 590 (74 POA). Brianna
Mester 239 for 52 POA. Rockaway Lanes