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By Bill Vint - PBA
RENO, Nev. – Parker Bohn III of
Jackson, N.Y., defeated England’s
Paul Moor, 210-206, to win the
Professional Bowlers Association’s
Cheetah Championship at the
National Bowling Stadium and move
into sole possession of fifth place on
PBA’s all-time PBA Tour titles list.
The Cheetah Championship, present-
ed by PBA Bowling Challenge Mobile
Game, was the first of four “animal
pattern” championships contested dur-
ing the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling VII presented by Silver
Legacy. The finals aired on ESPN.
Bohn, a 52-year-old left-hander, sur-vived a 6-7 split in the ninth frame and threw a strike
on his first ball in the 10th after Moor failed to throw
a third consecutive strike on his first shot in his 10th
frame to give Bohn a chance. With his 35th career
PBA Tour title, the PBA Hall of Famer broke a tie
with fellow hall of famer Mark Roth for fifth place on
the career titles list. He trails only Walter Ray
Williams Jr. (47 titles), the late Earl Anthony (43),
Norm Duke (38) and Pete Weber (37).
“I didn’t exactly make a good pass at the ball in the
ninth frame,” Bohn said. “I hung up just a little bit,
enough to leave the 6-7, and I said to myself, ‘Are you
kidding? You just handed (Moor) the title.’ At that
point, all I could do was sit on the bench and hope.
“When I left the 7 pin, I had a chance and that’s all
you can ask for. I knew I needed a mark to win and the
best way to get a mark is to throw a strike.”
Breaking the titles tie with Roth, Bohn said, “is
something I never, ever dreamed would be possible.
But no matter how many titles I win, and hopefully
I’m not done, Mark Roth will still go down in history
as one of the greatest bowlers who ever lived.”
Bohn barely made it into the title match, slipping
past former Team USA member Andrew Cain of
Phoenix, 204-203, in the semifinal round while Moor,
an accomplished European player who was inducted
into the United Kingdom Tenpin Bowling Hall of
Fame earlier this year, threw seven strikes on his first
nine attempts to eliminate Duke, a 39-time PBA Tour
champion, 265-224.
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Bobby Castillo 300 at Lodi Lanes
OAKLAND, NJ - Daniel Barker
found the line to put together
enough strikes in a row to tally a
300 game rolling in the
Wednesday Early Mixed he added
games of 247and 220 to finish
with a 767 set while Dave Cahoon
took high series honors with an
814 on games of 280, 247 and
287.
George Stephens, Jr. 300
At Rockville Centre Lanes
Daniel Barker 300 at Holiday Bowl
LODI, NJ - Bobby Castillo bowled
a 300 game en route to a 787 set
bowling in the Monday Night Trios
at Lodi Lanes
John Keossy rolled 269-738, Alex
Protin 269, and Terry Drenth 257.
In the Wednesday Night Live Ken
Morales hit 289, Keith McLeod
279, Joe Serico 277, and Rob
Baker Jr. 264.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
George Stephens, Jr. blasted a 300
game in the Monday 4-Man
Classic League at Rockville
Centre Lanes.
Joseph Kurdziel, Jr. rolled 288-
238-740, Barry Clare 266-237-
235-738, Alby Pezzella 248-235-
697, Mike Ramirez 255-243-695,
and Doug Weaver 278.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ –Peter
Honan found perfection in a 300
game while rolling in the
Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling
League, at Parkway Lanes and fin-
ished with a 781 series.
Edward Bakelaar Jr. rolled 258-
768, Rene Ruiz 269-732, Rody
Kemple 267-726, Jan Dul 237-
693, Mike Semancik Jr. 258-689,
Michael Moorhouse 265-688,
Joseph Donnarumma 247-687,
and Stephen Semancik 245-686.
Peter Honan 300 at Parkway Lanes
See FAULKNER Page 2
PBA photo
Champion Parker Bohn III with wife Leslie and sons Brandon
and Justin.
Parker Bohn III Wins PBA Cheetah Championship
appy New Year
By Bill Vint - PBA
RENO, Nev.- Gary Faulkner Jr. of
Memphis, Tenn., making his first
profe ssional telev ision appear-
ance, defeated top qualifier EJ
Tackett of Huntington, Ind., 216-
178, to win Rolltech Professional
Bowlers Association World
Championship at the National
Bowling Stadium. He became the
second African American in the
PBA’s 57-year history to win a
Tour title.
The PBA World Championship,
the crown jewel of the GEICO
PBA World Series of Bowling VII
presented by Silver Legacy, was
the culmination of 66 games of
qualifying and match play contest-
ed on five different lane condi-
tions. The finals aired live on
ESPN.
Faulkner, a 25-year-old third-
year PBA member, qualified third
for the World Championship finals
and won three straight matches to
join George Branham III of
Indianapolis as the PBA’s only
African American titlists.
Branham, now retired, won five
times including the 1986
Brunswick Memorial World Open
and the 1993 Firestone
Tournament of Champions.
Faulkner, who threw two bad
shots in three games, threw six
strikes on his first eight attempts
while Tackett, the only right-han-
der in the finals, left three splits in
his first five frames to fall behind
by 49 pins, and Faulkner never
gave him an opening.
“The first shot I was nervous,
but after that I didn’t think about
anything,” Faulkner said. “My
mind was free. I didn’t watch the
other guys. I don’t show a lot of
emotions. My goal is always to
win; I didn’t come here to lose.
Gary Faulkner Jr. Wins Rolltech PBA World Championship for First Title
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Gary Faulkner Jr.
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FAULKNER Continued from Page 1
“Over the past year, I felt it
coming. I was making small
mistakes, but I’d go home and
check my stats and fix my mis-
takes. Those small pins add up
over time. I knew I could do it. I
visualized it. I had maybe a half
hour of nervousness, but I took a
nap and came over here to bowl,
and that was it.”
Faulkner said he never sawBranham bowl, but he was
aware he had a chance to
becom e the secon d Afr ican
American titlist.
“That’s definitely one thing I
tried not to think about, but it’s
amazing. To be honest, what I
did think about is I wanted to
shoot 300 on TV.”
Faulkner, who anchored
Webber International University
to the 2012 Intercollegiate Team
Championship, won his way into
the title match with a 247-237
victory over Ryan Ciminelli of
Cheektowaga, N.Y., derailing
Ciminelli’s bid to become thefirst player to win three consec-
utive PBA titles on American
soil since PBA Hall of Famer
Johnny Petraglia accomplished
that feat in 1971. Ciminelli also
was trying for his third title of
the year and back-to-back
majors after winning the
Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open in
November.
Faulkner, in his first game on
television, started game two
with 10 strikes on his first 11
shots, running away to a 262-
218 win over Norton, who left
single pins four times that pre-vented him from stringing the
strikes he needed to keep up.
Faulkner started the semifinal
match with a spare and four
strikes while Ciminelli struck
only once in the first five frames
to fall into a 31-pin deficit he
couldn’t overcome despite rally-
ing with a string of five strikes
starting in the sixth frame.
Faulkner clinched the win by
converting a 7 pin in the 10th
frame.
In the first match, Norton
bowled an erro r-free game in
defeating Rhino Page of
Orlando, Fla., 215-202. Pageleft a 7-10 split in the fourth
frame and a 3-6-7 split in the
sixth, failing to convert both,
and couldn’t recover from the
open frames.
Ken Bruce 803ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Ken Bruce topped the scoring in
the Wednesday Early Men’s
League blasting games of 246-
289-268 for a high series of 803.
Glen Smith shot 275-700, Kevin
Cudjoe 265-246-691, Robert
Bracco 247-214-231-692, and
Salvatore Panzarezia 249-667.
Pete Conway 770ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Pete Conway topped the scoring in
the Wednesday Night Mixed
League blasting games of 247-
258-265 for a high series of 770.
John Laurita rolled 267-253-225-
745, Willie Fessler 278-241-733,
Gregory Frank 204-235-278-717,
Ray Brooks 256-238-695, and
Keith Benanati 235-208-681.
Mike Chookasezian 769ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Mike Chookasezian topped the
scoring in the Monday 4-Man
Classic League firing games of 226-
275-268 for a high series of 769.
Joe Conigliaro rolled 248-256-243-
747, Alby Pezzella 256-263-224-
742, Teddy Avgerinos 246-245-245-
736, John Khantzian 237-276-222-
735, and Chris Alessi 246-220-255-
721.
Pedro Salcedo 760ROCKVILE CENTRE, NY –
Pedro Salcedo topped the scoring
in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League firing games of 279-263
for a high series of 760.
John Balbi shot 277-235-228-
740, Steve Friedman 299-222-
731, Kevin Isler 276-244-708, and
Dave Goldman 256-237-704.
Pat Zenker 738ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Pat
Zenker topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Late Men’s League
rolling games of 247-257-234 for
a high series of 738.
Joe Ewald shot 277-237-717,
Rich Curcio 225-216-235-706,
Don Railey 279-214-689, and
Steve Lella 217-214-255-686.
John LaBau 733ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
John LaBau topped the scoring in
the Friday Night Mixed League
firing games of 277-226-230 for a
high series of 733.
Al Bennett rolled 233-227-256-
716, Al Doerrer 268-674, Donald
Wingate 276-661, and Joe
Nipitella 257-654.
Pat Zenker 727 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Pat Zenker led the scoring in the
Tuesday Oceanside Knights of
Columbus League rolling games
of 231-255-241 for a high series of
727.
Pete Morreale shot 296-222-723,
Tom Saitta 256-231-212-699,
Mark Gralto 244-214-661, and
Kyle Smith 278-214-665.
Robert Barber 679ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Robert Barber led the scoring in
the Saturday Scholarship League
firing games of 244-235 for a high
series of 679.
Brian Becktold hit 226, Paul Igel
222, Jahnia Phillips 215, Robert
Wright 214, and Amanda Petrillo
and Nicholas Lastella 212.
Kathy Andrews 667 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Kathy Andrews rolled 226-194-
247-667, Vicky Lockwood 222-
208-237-667, Kathleen Abrams
203, and Pam Johnson 200 in the
Tuesday Rockville Ladies League.
Craig Cittadinon 246 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In
the Thursday El Cheapo League
Craig Cittadino shot 246, JohnLaBau 214, Sean McGinn 196-
191, Jackie LaBau 193, and Steve
Patitucci 191-190.
Patrice Guido 215ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –
Patrice Guido rolled 215,
Adrienen Lupo 201, Michele
Perimutter 180, and Caroline
Capozzoli 166 in the Tuesday
Koffee Kats League.
Linda WalshROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In
the Monday Ladies Classic
League Linda Walsh shot 206,
Susan Randel 198, Dot Hoffman
190, and Linda Farmer 172.
Anita LaSpinaROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In
the Tuesday Long Beach Catholic
Ladies League Anita LaSpina hit
180, Nancy Johnson and Debbie
Donnelly 177, and Janice
McCrery 174.
AT JIB LANES
Dwight Flowers 774FLUSHING, NY – Dwight
Flowers topped the scoring in the
Friday Hi-Rollers League blasting
games of 255-241-278 for a high
series of 774.
Nestor Viloria rolled 267-266-
203-736, Ogie Lawsin 236-245-
237-718, Robert Olivina, Jr. 225-245-242-712, Frank Montgris, Jr.
225-235-248-708, and Efren
Enriquez 210-238-257-705.
Tom Handley 751FLUSHING, NY – TomHandley
led the scoring in the Ted Guy
Classic League firing games of
267-216-268 for a high series of
751.
Vinny Massina rolled 279-256-
730, Will Atkinson 245-237-248-
730, Brian Lawrence 256-232-
224-712, Sam Quaglierini 227-
223-248-708, and Mike Funetas
212-267-214-693.
Jaime Ansale 726 FLUSHING, NY – Jaime Ansale
led the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League rolling games of
231-268-227 for a high series of
726.
Jesus Paredes rolled 248-229-
222-699, Casey Allen 207-211-
254-672, Efren Enriquez 256-213-
664, and Phillip Schatz 234-214-
205-653.
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CORAM COUNTRY LANES
Wednesday Night Live: Tony Bainlardi 212- 206-198, Ken Woods
192-186-202.
Rolling Thunder: Dylan Silvis 224-202-181, Michael Mirabile 161-
208-215.
Monday Toss Ups: Shamar Womack 194-191-225, Ed Anderson 213-
245-204, Marlene Mirabile 193-247-206, Diana Walter- 230-279-278,
Frank Mirabile 203-278-197.
Right Approach Quads: Paul Droluk 248-269-246, Frank Salerno
243-223-216, George Mottern 242-248-258, Mike Karolewski 213-
233-224, Rob Matz 254- 240-202.
AT MOUSE TRAP LANESTam Bui 742WOODBINE, NJ - Tam Bui came up just ten pins shy of equaling his
personal season best series in the Thursday Night Men's League firing
games of 237-248-257 for a 742, the high series of the night.
Andrew Stewart continued his consistent play with another 700
series, rolling 268-236-197-701. Nick Maglione got better as the night
went on firing 212-223-256 for 691.
High game of the night was 279 blasted by a trio of bowlers Mike
Calise, Jim Young, Sr. and Greg York.
Jim Young Jr. 718
WOODBINE, NJ - Jim Young Jr. led the way in the Wednesday NightMixed League with both the high series and high game of the night fir-
ing 265-279-194-718.
Kevin Hemple came up just short of matching Young's series by
blasting 256-203-257-716. Joe Carson and Mike Calise both rolled
667's, Carson's coming by way of 236-205-226 and Calise with games
of 212-241-214.
Mike Migliore 677 WOODBINE, NJ - The Mouse Trap Lanes Monday Mixed League
was led by Mike Migliore who blasted 237-214-226-677.
Tom Chiera, Jr. was on Migliore's heels with 232-243-669 and Nate
Hoerr rolled 215-212-625.
By Vince Albrecht
MONTVALE, NJ - In Stan
Niemiec youth travel play at
Montvale Lanes, Bowler City I’s
squad, led by 16-year-old Kristen
Kane, grabbed center stage by tak-
ing four of seven points from
league-leading Montvale. Kristen
was spectacular, rolling her first
ever “700”, fashioned with a triple
deuce 223-237-243-703, earning
her Bowler of the Week status.
Teammates’ Gabby Pangaro andJanina Santoro chipped in with
232-593 and 214-521 respectively
while Trevor Savoye added a 183.
Montvale’s strong showing was
triggered by Pascack Valley sopho-
more Henry Tipping’s 244-266-
182-692 and Westwood senior Dan
Sproviero’s 235-236-632. Also
scoring well were James Reagan-
Ward 205 and Michaella Raab 180.
Hi-Tor, down by 131 pins after
being shellacked in game one,
came storming back with a league
best 947 net and closed with 861 to
overtake Holiday II, 2887-2871,
snapping its six-match losing
skein. Hi-Tor’s entire quartet had ahand in the victory: Nino Sparta
203-214-247-664, Johnny Toscano
238-212-645, Nick Sparta 258-212
and Brandon Smith 237-606.
Pacing Holiday II were the
Chamberlains, Tom with 220-233-
247-700 and Wade 255-623.
Bowler City II finished with
gusto in its 3012-2948 win over
Holiday I as Northern Highlands
senior Allie Woodhouse came
through with a stellar outing, firing
225-217-204-646. Also contribut-
ing to the triumph were LouisFerrante 208, Jack Curillo 182 and
Olivia Wank 180. Indian Hills sen-
ior Alex McGuire led Holiday I’s
potent squad with 247-267-683
with help from David Neil 225-
211-626 and Frank Magyar 223-
215-619.
Fair Lawn, thanks to solid sets
from Tyler Nappi 205-214-211-
630, Madison Perry 247-610, Matt
Myers 205-200 and Hassan Izzard
183, engineered its third straight
match success with a sweep of
Boonton, 2904-2729. Scuttling the
plastic-coats for Boonton were Erik
Kattermann 213-203-254-670,
Adam Gelvan 215-202-595 andMark Howarth 190-183.
Bowler City III, playing short-
handed, still managed to shag three
points from the vacancy behind the
efforts of Nick Reyes 211, Peter
Bondy 197 and Derek
Lewandowski 184-181.
High average performers to date:
Johnny Toscano 215.52, Erik
Kattermann 215.46, Frank Magyar
214, Tom Chamberlain 213 and
Brandon Smith 211. Leading the
girls are Madison Perry 202,
Tiffany Sucero 188, AllieWoodhouse 184, Kristen Kane and
Lilly Sigona 183.
16-year-old Kristen Kane Tops Youth Travelers at Montvale Lanes
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Brian Adamson 785HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian Adamson topped
the scoring in the Premiere Pro Shop
McClassic League blasting games of 254-
287-244 for a high series of 785.
Joe Herber shot 223-279-236-738, Bill
Daunno 224-245-243-712, Bobby McCracken
253-267-712, Bill Golden 223-222-267-712,
and Robert Marchisello 215-235-255-705.
Rusty Thomsen 749HOPELAWN, NJ – Rusty Thomsen led the
scoring in the Goldstein & Hanel Doubles
League rolling games of 259-234-257 for a
high series of 749.
Lou Gaudio, Jr. rolled 236-268-212-716,
Mickey Endress 211-257-238-706, Will
Vidulich 211-243-245-699, and Ashley
Gottlieb 244.
Nick Simone 748HOPELAWN, NJ – Nick Simone led the scor-
ing in the Knights of Columbus League firing
games of 233-247-268 for a high series of
748.
Cid Stentella shot 204-231-245-680, Mark
Makwinski 207-228-215-650, and Jim
Lakatos 224-230-647.
Michael Holoka 718
HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael Holoka led thescoring in the Friday Nite Mixed Legue firing
games of 234-237-247 for a high series of
718.
Frank Capparelli, Jr. shot 205-268-210-683,
Don Anione 212-214-234-660, and Kevin
Cristi 243.
Michael Ramer 709HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Ramer led the
scoring in the Garden State Mixed League
rolling games of 214-247-248 for a high series
of 709.
Robert Girod shot 206-247-224-677, Bill
Slattery 225-243-660, and Barry Bailey 226-
221-200-647.
Vinnie Milazzo 707
HOPELAWN, NJ - Vinnie Milazzo led thescoring in the Friends & Family League
rolling games of 258-255 for a high series of
707.
Ben Martino shot 227-225-637, Mike Conte
242, and Michael Peterson 205.
Vinny R. Medvetz 704HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R. Medvetz led the
scoring in the La Buona Pizza League blasting
games of 235-237-232 for a high series of 704.
Chris Poythress shot 234-218-641, Joe
Herber 217-238-619, and Nicole Baginsky
248-604.
Anthony Vicidomini 674HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony Vicidomini led
the scoring in the Wednesday Night Trio
League rolling games of 234-248 for a high
series of 674.
Peter Marinello hit 236-200-215-651, Bob
Joseph 200-235-215-650, and Brian
Vicidomini 258-649.
K.C. Cabonilas 670HOPELAWN, NJ – K.C. Cabonilas led the scor-
ing in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League rolling
games of 221-267 for a high series of 670.
John Syslo hit 225-225-633, Don E.
Hellhake 236, and Joe Maloney 246.
Don Anione 698HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione led the scor-
ing in the Friday Nite Mixed League rolling
games of 224-278 for a high series of 698.
Michael Holoka shot 203-267-656, Mike
Bauer 227-201-215-643, and Anthony Angotti
258-641.
Paul Woitowicz 661HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul Woitowicz led the
scoring in the Iselin AA League firing games
of 247-222 for a high series of 661.
John Morgan shot 205-219-609, Travis
Dilello 200-214-608, and Rob Hennessy 211.
Michael Santonastaso 660HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael Santonastaso led
the scoring in the Family League rolling
games of 238-233 for a high series of 660.
David Morgante shot 215-259-642, Steve
Osiadacz 217-218-630, Tommy Martino 225,
and Jordan Martino 179.
Rich Rosley 268HOPELAWN, NJ – Rich Rosley blasted 268,
Rose Petti 171, and Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 181 in
the Winter Senior Citizens League.
In the Tuesday Night Doubles League
Stephanie Hoff shot 192, Char Martino 191,
and Katina Garcia 170.
Stephen Cracchiolo 246 HOPELAWN, NJ - Stephen Cracchiolo rolled
246, Michael Bocra and Louis Mastro 220,and Ryan Soto 194 in the Avenel Youth
League.
In the South Shore League Brian MacDonald
shot 223-201-200-624, Tom Flagiello 209-
215-617, Carissa Monforte 247, and Matt
D’Andrea 226.
Frank Jordan 232HOPELAWN, NJ – In the Jerzey Pikers
League Frank Jordan shot 232, Ted Yeung
222, Joyce Ellison 205, and Ed Bullard and
Larry Kern 202.
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Mike Alvarez 761FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike Alvarez
topped the scoring in the Wednesday
Early Men’s League firing games of 299-
249 for a high series of 761.
John Bergen shot 278-267-741, Craig
Koppell 254-246-248-748, and Marc
Chisauno 259-666.
Chris Tesi 754FARMINGDALE, NY – Chris Tesi
topped the scoring in the MondayFourplay League rolling games of 268-
244-242 for a high series of 754.
Danny Schrafel hit 279-257-721, Eddie
Allen 260-233-696, Matt Meyer 269, and
Billy Kerkenides 267-636.
Fabrizio Cerutti 749FARMINGDALE, NY – Fabrizio Cerutti
led the scoring in the Epic/Maple
Invitational Trios League blasting games
of 254-237-258 for a high series of 749.
Amefika Greaves shot 259-708, Rob
Figgers 258-708, Rich Tooker 2772-45-
706, Mike Fradera 257-248-699, Mark
Monfoletto 220-249-223-692, Bob
Gelfant 248-247-690, and Jeff Fennell
216-257-212-685.
Ton Vonbraunsberg 733FARMINGDALE, NY – Ton
Vonbraunsberg topped the scoring in the
Sunday Early Mixed League firing
games of 225-268-240 for a high series of
733.
Steve Raifer shot 225, Rainer Latteier
224, Nicholas Errico 221, Joe Venezia
219, Maryann Frailey 216, and Megan
Cesare 212.
Joe Napli 701FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe Napoli led
the scoring in the Monday HS Practice
League rolling games of 234-256-211 for
a high series of 701.
Salvatore Yannacone hit 226-204-223-
653, Joe Laier 234-225-641, Richard
Valentine 257-620, and Maria Lucente
266-617.
Evan Apostolidis 678FARMINGDALE, NY – Evan
Apostolidis paced the scoring in the
Thursday Goodtimers League rolling
games of 244-242 for a high series of
678.
Dale Alberino hit 223, Bob Kennedy
222, Bob Andrews 211, and Pat
Berardino 206.
Bobby Falcone 663FARMINGDALE, NY – Bobby Falcone
led the scoring in the Tuesday Nite Owls
League rolling games of 242-225 for a
high series of 663.
Nick Bitera hit 212-236-214-662, Bill
Kremlicka 270-215-653, and Patrick
Martino 248-200-635.
Tony Coletta, Jr. 661FARMINGDALE, NY – Tony Coletta, Jr.
led the scoring in the Saturday NiteFriends League rolling games of 221-
220-220 for a high series of 661.
Tom Petroro shot 214-222-223-659,
John Mercurio 217-201-225-643, and
Steve Flapan 257-222-633.
Nicholas Fina 660FARMINGDALE, NY – In the Sunday
Adult/Junior League Nicholas Fina shot
231-204-225-660, and Brandon Brunn
165.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior League
William Snyder shot 192-172, Louis
Gravino 177-174, Michael Brunn 174,
and Jo-Anne Fina 170.
Jose Medina 648
HOPELAWN, NJ – Jose Medina toppedthe scoring in the Garden State Mixed
League firing games of 200-213-235 for
a high series of 648.
Richard Rowley hit 232-224-646, Mike
Arway, Sr. 230-204-627, and Doro
Sperantzas 263.
Mike Eglesia 645HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Eglesia paced
the scoring in the Merck League rolling
games of 200-255 for a high series of
645.
Tu Trinh hit 227-207-617, Allen Phelps
235, and Kevin Bovaird 234.
In the Avenel Youth League Deanna
Calantoni shot 209-191, Matthew Schnell
199-197, Ryan Soto 196, and Michael
Bocra 192. Kurt Moszkowski 628HOPELAWN, NJ - Kurt Moszkowski
rolled 255-628, Mike Piomeli and Cindy
Dunphy 223, and Mike Forrestal 222 in
the Thursday Nite Mixed League.
In the Winter Senior Citizens League
Rich Rowley shot 200, and Mary Doslik
179.
In the Tuesday Night Singles League
Char Martino shot 232, and Katina
Garcia 191.
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AT OCEAN Andrew Lazarchick 268LAKEWOOD, NJ – Andrew Lazarchick rolled 268, Cameron Waldhelm
267, Kamerin Peters 259, John Boughton 257, Sarah Pitcher 256, and
Michael Brennan 249 in the Scratch Trio League.
Shivani Mody 200LAKEWOOD, NJ – Shivani Mody rolled 200, Emma Meyer 192, Chris
Shymanski 191, and Erin Ritchie and Liz Schreier 190 in the Junior
Classic League.
Blaise HarringtonLAKEWOOD, NJ – In the Pin Hitters League Blaise Harrington shot
177, Eric Lazarchik 167, Emily Hehir 161, and Mikalah Carter 155.
Spanish American: Jose Acevedo
248-713, Julio Soto 238-646,
Manuel Matias 235, Matt Svoboda
269-655, and Jose Acevedo 256.
Monday Early Birds: Jeff Rozner
181-510, Glenn Kruhm 175-459,
Doris Macone 164-424, Judy Von
Itter 160-399, Ed Hardy 209-470,
and Dori Macone 181-501.
Have a Ball: Mark Mondello 164-
418, John Cusman 87-189, Daniel
Cusman 185-429, and Donna
Mondello 179-378.
Hyatt Morristown: Amando
Hernandez 214-576, Dan Childres
204-549, Pete Vogler 159-422,
Jamie McAndris 110, and Steve
Savastano 119.
County Tuesday Night: PJ Adams
289-683, Andrew Traverso 278-713,
James Harris 277, Lynne Coleman
255-681, Dot Newsom 215 Sandy
Turner 213-586, Nick Westergaard
269-674, Joe Karas 254-701, Sue
Marrero 192, Micha Haywood 278-
731, and Carlyssa Leigh 191.
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe Tobjy 273-
667, Steve Friedman 212-537,
Raphael Jimenez 177, Regina
Nataluk 182-513, Pearl Traub
Johnson 137-380, Bill Verderber
233-640, Mary Ann Smith 177,
Dennis Foley 189, Loius Ecanosti
187, Mary Ann Smith 154, and
Bernadette Memolo 148-408.
Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb
198- 440, Andy Romo 165-438,
Beth Williams 179-501, JoyceBrokling 162-457, Manny
Barraqueiro 144-373, and Virginia
Murphy 139.
Rockaway Women: Susan
Chillemi 225-565, Lois Kehmna
207-546, Annette Rossi 200-588,
Michaela Rumble 169-460, Colleen
Boyd 202, and Lilian Ambrus 163.
Rockaway Foursome: Dave
Skillman 255, Heriberto Matias
254, Tim Panek 248, Liesl Apgar
228, Joyce Hulbert 228, Liza Gallo
229-584, and Kristein Bonn 203-
507.
Nor Bu: John Hearn 233, Chirs
Bakos 232-645, John Jenkins 223,
Susan England 174-434, Lisa
Bischer 166-434, Phil Dattolo 232-
637, and Lynne Perry 236-591.
Thursday Night Mixed: Robert
Rhodes 278-733, Nick
Westergaard 248-701, John
Sanroman 247 game, Nidia
Haneveld 245-668, Kiberly
Cartelli 203-492, Lee Anne
Mackin 160-445, Ken George 256,and Kimberly Cartelli 199-506.
Thursday Night Foursome:
Joseph Toolen 259-648, Brian
Lipp 247, Joe Ferrentti 245-629,
Mary Ann Abasto 232-653,
Darlene Krzankowski 218-580,
John Finno 289-674, and Jaclyn
Coren 139-376.
Put Togethers: Erik Wrobel 202-
581, Geno Mcroy 166-459,
Michelle Halko 203-529, Joanne
Mossi 138-394, Fred Driver 200,
and Stephanie Clark 168-422.
Rockaway Mixed: Mike Smith
259-669, Chris Sytsma 258-741,Paul DiStruco 257, Lynne
Coleman 257-635, Nicole Malson
189, Bob Webb 275, Keri May
236, and Linda Alven 201.
Youth Bowlers
Weekend Warriors: Robert
Szumski 190-534, David
Sammond 177-480, Benjamin
Cruz 170-419, Chelsey Cruz 86-
237, and Hannah DiGangi 80-
213.
Ball Busters: Jack Vander
Meulen 279-669, Jack Cook 270-
718, James Gallagher 245-640,
Emma Wright 153-421, and SarahGallagher 127-338.
Bumper Busters: Brandon Lipp
103-203, and Jordan Lipp 99-174.
Lucky Strikers: Jacob Paniconi
71-198, Alfred Huelsenbeck 66-
182, and Kyra Morris 90-219.
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HACKENSACK, NJ - Pre-season top ranked North
Jersey Boys powerhouse Indian Hills wasted no
time in claiming its turf for the 2015-16 season as it
skyrocketed out of the gate with a record-breaking
1183 and added 997, 1044 to dominate the 5th
Annual Tom Irwin Memorial Crusader Classic.
Matched up against a formidable NJAC Montville
squad, the Braves mercilessly pounded Bowler
City’s pins behind junior Jon Mormando 264-191-
224: 679, senior Alex McGuire 235-204-224: 664
and junior southpaw Jared Duncan 279-176-204:659.
In the distaffers’ matchups, Paramus Catholic
swapped places with last season’s tournament
champion Westwood, 2544-2408. Buoyed by junior
Kristen Kane and senior Abbey Zollo, the Paladins,
pre-season ranked second behind Westwood,
regained the crown they captured back in 2013.
Individual standouts among the boys: Passaic
Tech senior Anthony Rizzo whose stellar 237-257-
237: 731 earned him the first place plaque for the
second straight year; Montville junior Erik
Kattermann repeated his 2014 second place finish
by firing 244-206-268: 718 and Bergen Catholic
junior Kyle Laube took third with 687.
Top finishers among the girls: Wayne Valley’s
newcomer Claudine Rosca 600, Paramus Catholic
junior Kristen Kane 577 and senior teammate
Abbey Zollo 567.
Indian Hills, Paramus Catholic Win 5th Crusader ClassicBy Vince Albrecht
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