ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Bob

Thorne blasted a 300 game in the

Thursday Custom Thumbz
Doublez League at Rockville
Centre Lanes.
Michael Goolsbey rolled 280-
803, Kevin Isler 288, Steve
Friedman 268-792, Alex
Bobolubsky 279-752, Nadine
Clory 267-750, Jim
Constandinides 267-749, and Carl
Clory 270-747.
Ohios Bill McCorkle Wins Inaugural PBA50
Dick Weber Super Senior Classic for First PBA50 Title
61-year-old McCorkle defeats PBA Hall of Famer Johnny Petraglia 244-173 in title match
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
LODI, NJ - Adam Strand pitched a
300 game en route to a 728 set
rolling in the Tuesday Night Trios
at Lodi Lanes.
Kevin Lingle bowled 279-718,
Dominic Prunella 278, Jennifer
Dunklin 277-722, and Michael
Choynowski rolled a 712 set.
Gallagher, Pepe 300 at South Levittown
FORT WAYNE, Ind. Bill McCorkle of Westerville, Ohio,
won the biggest tournament of his professional career by
defeating PBA Hall of Famer and eight-time PBA50 Tour
winner Johnny Petraglia in the championship match of the
PBA50 Dick Weber Super Senior Classic presented by
Storm.
In the inaugural event for PBA50 Tour players ages 60 and
over, McCorkle defeated the top-seeded Petraglia 244-173, at
Pro Bowl West to record his first PBA50 Tour title.
McCorkle got off to the early lead stringing the first five
strikes while Petraglia struggled missing the 2-4-6-10 split in
the first frame and the 1-3-6-7 washout in the fifth frame.
Ive been bowling in PBA competition for 40 years and
never won at the national level so Im a little overwhelmed,
said the 61-year-old McCorkle whose best previous PBA50
Tour finish was fifth. I was fortunate to get off to a good start
but then I had to remind myself to stay loose and continue to
throw good shots.
Toward the end of the match I started to get a little
emotional but then I looked over at the Dick Weber trophy
and thought what would Dick do, and at that moment I
was able to get the inspiration I needed.
McCorkle qualified second for the stepladder final
thanks to a 11-1 record in match play.
My goal was to make the top five, said McCorkle who
has won six PBA regional titles. I think I benefited from
the tougher condition because it enabled me to throw
harder which I like to do. The big games werent out there
so there was a premium on making good shots.
In the opening stepladder match one-time PBA50 Tour
winner No. 4 seed Dave Patchen of Oregon, Ohio, defeat-
ed one-time PBA50 Tour winner No. 5 seed Mike Henry
of Brunswick, Ohio 258-190, and then went on to beat
Don Blatchford of Santa Monica, Calif., 207-202 in the
second match to finish third. McCorkle defeated Patchen
212-195 in the semifinal to advance to the title match.
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ROCKAWAY, NJ - Tim Panek hit
his eighth career 300 game in a
791 set to lead the Wednesday
Early Birds at Rockaway Lanes.
Joseph Kleczynski bowled 254-
712, Justin Ragucci 246-704,
Chris Morris 266-652, Crabby
Brown 249-618, Lynn Coleman
235-646, Linda Humes 221-611,
Nancy Piechocki 186-494, Amy
Banfield 186-544, and Roseanne
Cinotti 181-468,
LEVITTOWN, NY Tom
Gallagher and Tony Pepe each
pitched perfect, tossing a 300
game to rolling in the Sunday AM
Trios at South Levittown Lanes.
Gerry Dennis tossed a289 game
followed by Ed Stadtlander with
269-736, Frank Yodice Jr. 266.
Adam Strand 300 at Lodi Lanes
YONKERS, N.Y.
Brian LeClair of
Albany, N.Y. defeat-
ed Bill ONeill of
Langhorne, Pa.,
277-236, to win the
P r o f e s s i o n a l
Bowlers Association
Homefield Bowl
Eastern Open pre-
sented by MOTIV at
Homefield Bowl
Sunday and claim
his 16th career PBA
Regional title along
with a $2,500 first prize.
LeClair posted an 8-3-1 match
play record to qualify fourth for
the stepladder finals. After dis-
patching Ken Yokobosky of
Fredon, N.J., 224-214, LeClair
found his ball
r e a c t i o n
i mp r o v i n g
and defeated
Ray Edwards
of Middle
Island, N.Y.
2 7 9 - 2 1 2
b e f o r e
d e f e a t i n g
ONeill, who
was the tour-
n a m e n t
leader.
O N e i l l
e a r n e d
$1,250 for second place, Edwards
earned $1,100 for third and
Yokobosky earned $1,000 for
fourth place. Michael Healy post-
ed the only 300 game of the event.
Brian LeClair Wins
PBA Homefield Bowl Eastern Open
By Russ Mills - PBA
Bob Thorne 300 at Rockville Centre
PBA photo
Dave Limekiller, owner of Homefield
Bowl, and Brian LeClair.
PBA photo
Bill McCorkle with proprietor Dave Small.
Rick Guevarra 300
at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ - Rick Guevarra ham-
mered twelve strikes in a row to
tally a 300-754 in the Monday 670
Trios at Lodi Lanes.
Nick Kochell posted a 296 game
followed by Joe Burgos 278-780,
and Duane Poliey with 266-259-
232-757.
Ray Tirado 300
At Rabs
STATEN ISLAND, NY Ray
Tirado pitched a 300 game en
route a 725 series in the Mike
Massaroli Memorial League at
Rabs Country Lanes.
Chris Leggio shot 245-248-727,
Phil Arcuria 257-695, Martin
Manomet 267-678, Anthony
Pellegrino 279-670, Mike Barclay
256-663, Elmer Resoso 273, Rob
Butler 268, Chris Agostino 257.
Tim Panek 300 at Rockaway Lanes
2 SPORTS REPORTER July 30 - August 5, 2014
BUFFALO, N.Y. - National champions were crowned in
six divisions at the 2014 Junior Gold Championships
presented by Ebonite, Columbia 300, Track and
Hammer.
Tylor Greene of Davison, Michigan, and Breanna
Clemmer of Clover, South Carolina, claimed the 20-
and-under titles, while Adam Zimmerman of Deer
Park, New York, and Ashley Channell of Morris
Chapel, Tennessee, won the 15-and-under division.
In the new 12-
and-under divi-
sion, Anthony
Neuer of
L e w i s b u r g ,
Pennsylvania, and
Madison Bailey of
R o c k l i n ,
California, earned
victories.
A record field
of 2,479 United
States Bowling
Congress youth
members from across the country took part in the event,
which awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships.
Greene, 20, entered match play as the top seed and
went undefeated in the double-elimination match-play
bracket. He took down defending champion Wesley
Low of Palmdale, California, 443-388, in the two-
game title match.
"In the other years I made match play, I went 0-2, so
it was a relief to get past the first few rounds," Greene
said. "Wesley and I are good friends. With him being
the defending champion, it really put some pressure on
me, but I think there was a lot on him as well trying to
defend. Winning Junior Gold is unreal. It's one of the
biggest accomplishments of my life, and I won't forget
this moment."
Two years after winning the U15 division, Clemmer,
16, found her way to the U20 title by defeating Rachael
Albright of Genoa, Ohio, 387-353, in the title match.
"Being able to bowl with college girls for the past
three or four years has helped me a lot," Clemmer said.
"Watching them bowl has really helped me understand
how to play the lanes and what kind of mental game
you need to have at Junior Gold. It feels good inside to
know that I have won two titles at Junior Gold. It
means that all of my hard work has paid off."
The top two players in the U20 boys and girls divi-
sions after 25 games of qualifying who were age eligi-
ble earned automatic spots on Junior Team USA in
2015. Those spots went to Michael Preston of Oswego,
Illinois, Low, Melanie Hannon of Cheektowaga, New
York, and Chenoa Rhoades of Lafayette, Indiana.
In addition, the players who advanced to the U20
championship match and were age eligible also earned
automatic spots on Junior Team USA. The only player
eligible was Clemmer. Since Low had already earned
a spot and because Greene and Albright were not age
eligible to earn spots, three additional selections went
to the National Selection Committee.
The selections to Junior Team USA were Kamron
Doyle of Brentwood, Tennessee, Kyle Sherman of
O'Fallon, Missouri, Michael Coffey of Melbourne,
Florida, Michael Tang of San Francisco, Stephanie
Schwartz of Racine, Wisconsin, Julia Bond of Aurora,
Illinois, and Katelyn Simpson, Emmett, Idaho.
In the U15
boys final,
Zimmerman,
15, entered
the champi-
onship round
with one loss
and needing
to defeat
M i c h a e l
Schoerner of
Pl ymout h,
Wisconsin,
twice to take
the title. Zimmerman won consecutive matches, 377-
350 and 387-274, to take the victory.
"Going into the second game, I was hoping to bowl
the best I could and see what happens," Zimmerman
said. "To continue to make good shots for that many
games is tough. To be able to call myself a Junior Gold
champion is unbelievable. It means the world to me."
Channell, 14, made it into the U15 girls champi-
onship match for the second consecutive year but this
time turned a runner-up finish into a victory by defeat-
ing Brogan Zengel of Centerville, Ohio, 365-273.
"I went undefeated in match play last year,"
Channell said. "I lost both matches in the champi-
onship match, so it meant a lot to win this year. It was
a great experience, and there was a lot of great com-
petition."
Four U15 bowlers who were age eligible earned
spots to compete in the Tournament of Americas in
2015 and to join the Junior Team USA development
program. Those players were Cortez Schenck of
Phoenix, Schoerner, Channell and Zengel.
In the one-game U12 boys championship match,
Neuer, 12, defeated Alexander Horton, 169-131, to
earn the victory.
"I thought it was a good experience," Neuer said.
"You need to make your spares in this kind of tourna-
ment, and it means a lot because there were a lot of
good bowlers."
Bailey, 12, entered as the top seed and rolled through
match play, eventually defeating Sarah Sanes of
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 151-135, in the title match.
"It was scary and I was really nervous since it was
my first time at Junior Gold," Bailey said. "But my dad
says that hard works pays off, and it means everything
to win."
SEATTLE Mike Connor, who
served as PBA Commissioner
from 1992-1995, died July 12 at
the age of 81 after a short illness.
Connor, of Akron, Ohio,
became PBAs second
C o mmi s s i o n e r
replacing Joe
Antenora who
served in the posi-
tion from 1978-
1991. During
Connors tenure,
Bud Light became
the official beer of
the PBA and spon-
sor of the PBA
N a t i o n a l
Championship and
Touring Players
Championship.
Prior to joining PBA, Connor
worked for the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company where he spent
34 years in the areas of advertis-
ing, marketing and public rela-
tions, eventually retiring as Vice
President of Marketing Services.
Connor was also an active com-
munity leader in Akron serving
as Chairman of the Akron
Regional Development Board,
President of the Akron
Roundtable, President of the
Board of Trustees of the Akron
Golf Charities, and as a trustee
for Akron City Hospital, the
Akron Community Foundation,
the Akron-Canton Regional
Airport and the Sisler-McFawn
Foundation.
Prior to joining
Firestone, Connor
earned a journal-
ism degree from
No r t h we s t e r n
University before
joining the
Marine Corps
where he served
as a helicopter
pilot.
In addition to
his wife Patti, he
is survived by his
three children, Christopher
Connor, Tricia Connor Selio
Arnold and Colleen Connor
Coyne and their respective
spouses, Sara Herminghausen
Connor, Thomas Arnold and
Kevin Coyne. He is also sur-
vived by his grandchildren,
Daniel and Kevin Connor, Erin
Connor Reif and her husband
Nicholas Reif, John and Emily
Selio, Sean, Katie, and Timothy
Coyne.
Former PBA Commissioner
Mike Connor Dies at 81
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
PBA photo
Mike Connor
Six USBC Youth Win at National Junior Gold
By Lucas Wiseman - IBC
July 30 - August 5, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 3
SEATTLE Based upon input from women bowlers,
Professional Bowlers Association Deputy Commissioner
Kirk von Krueger announced that the PBA has adjusted
membership dues for women for the balance of the 2014
season as part of a revised PBA Womens Regional pro-
gram.
The inaugural PBA Womens Regional program, offer-
ing women bowlers close-to-home opportunities to bowl
in PBA-caliber competition, will culminate with a PBA
Challenge television event on ESPN which also will fea-
ture the PBA Regional Finals match, PBA50 Tour Finals
match and Teen Masters Grand Championship match. To
enhance the program, the PBA will pro-rate membership
dues for women to $75 for the balance of the 2014 season,
and waive the standard initiation fee for new members.
Weve received a lot of favorable reaction from inter-
ested women bowlers since we announced this new pro-
gram, and based upon that feedback, were making a few
other adjustments to the program including a pro-rated
membership structure for women for the rest of the 2014
season to make it more accessible and more affordable,
von Krueger said.
The new regional program will result in eight womens
points leaders based on three-tournament series conducted
by the PBAs East, South, Central, Midwest, Southwest,
West/Northwest combined and Japan Regions advancing
the PBA World Series of Bowling VI in Las Vegas.
The PBA Womens Regional Finals in Las Vegas will
feature an eight-game round-robin match play competition
at South Point Bowling Center on Oct. 24. The top two
players will advance to the ESPN telecast. The eight
regional qualifiers also will receive paid entries into the
World Series where they will compete in the PBA
Cheetah, Scorpion, Chameleon and Viper Opens all
leading to a chance to qualify for the PBA World
Championship.
Additional updates to the womens program include:
A new $75 PBA membership, with no initiation fee, will
be offered to women for the duration of 2014 if they wish
to join. Women who want to compete for berths in the
PBA Womens Regional Finals in Las Vegas must be PBA
members in order to earn points in their regions, and to
enter the PBA World Series of Bowling VI.
The competition points leaders for three designated tour-
naments in the eight regional programs will also receive
paid entries to bowl in the PBA World Series of Bowling
VI. The top two women in combined West/Northwest
Region points will qualify for the PBAW Regional Finals.
A PBA Regional title will be awarded if the regional
tournament field includes 20 or more PBA women mem-
bers, or if a woman wins the open portion of the region-
al outright. Winning a PBA Regional title also means a
player is eligible to enter the PBA Tournament of
Champions.
Other aspects of the PBA Womens Regional program
will continue as originally announced:
Women will bowl with and against male bowlers in each
regional tournament, but women will be guaranteed at
least one cashing spot (minimum $250). All women will
be eligible to cash in the general prize fund and if she is a
PBA member and wins the regional, she will earn a PBA
Regional title (which also means eligibility for the PBA
Tournament of Champions).
Women who are PBA members may enter regionals at
the PBA member entry fee; non-member women will pay
the non-member entry fee.
This is an entirely new program for us, von Krueger
added. We are going to watch it closely, listen to players
and do whatever we can to make it bigger and better in the
future. We know there are hundreds of women bowlers
across the United States who are looking for a place to
bowl in high-level competition, and thats what were
striving to provide.
2014 PBA WOMENS REGIONAL TOUR SCHEDULE
PBA East Region
Aug. 15-17 PBA Bethmann Russell Syracuse Eastern
Open presented by Radical, Flamingo Bowl, Liverpool,
N.Y.
Aug. 22-24 PBA Mil-Ray Foods East Open
presented by Columbia 300, Brunswick Zone
Deptford, Deptford, N.J.
PBA South Region
Aug. 8-10 PBA Waccamaw Bowling Center
Myrtle Beach South Classic, Waccamaw Lanes,
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Oct. 17-19 PBA Franklin South Open,
Franklin Bowling Center, Franklin, Va.
PBA Central Region
Aug. 15-17 PBA Lefeld Implement Central
Classic, Pla-Mor Lanes, Coldwater, Ohio
Sept. 19-21 PBA Rex & Griffin Bigelow
Memorial Central Open, Troy Bowl, Troy, Ohio
Oct. 5 PBA Northway Lanes/Muskegon
Central Open, Northway Lanes, Muskegon,
Mich.
PBA Midwest Region
Aug. 22-24 - PBA Bowlerama Lanes Midwest
Open presented by Radical, Bowlerama Lanes,
Des Moines, Iowa
Sept. 20-21 PBA Diamond Jo's Casino
Midwest Open presented by Dexter, Cherry
Lanes, Dubuque, Iowa
Oct. 3-5 PBA Calvert's Express Auto
Midwest/Southwest Open, Aarons Family Fun
Center, Belton, Mo.
PBA Southwest Region
Aug. 8-10 PBA Killeen Southwest Open, Hallmark
Lanes, Killeen, Texas
Aug. 22-24 PBA Greenville Southwest Open,
Shenaniganz, Greenville, Texas
Sept. 26-28 PBA Tomball Southwest Open, Tomball
Lanes, Tomball, Texas
PBA West/Northwest Region
Aug. 22-24 PBA Steve Cook's Capital City West/NW
Open presented by DV8, Fireside Lanes, Citrus Heights,
Calif.
Sept. 26-28 PBA Fog City West Open presented by Roto
Grip, Classic Bowling Center, Daly City, Calif.
Oct. 10-12 PBA Battle at Black Oak Casino West Open,
Black Oak Lanes, Tuolumne, Calif.
PBA World Series of Bowling VI, South Point Casino,
Hotel and Bowling Center, Las Vegas
Oct. 24 PBA Womens Regional Finals match play
round (point leaders in eight PBA regions bowl eight
games round-robin match play; top two advance to PBA
Challenge title match)
Nov. 2 PBA Womens Regional Finals match (part of
PBA Challenge ESPN television event)
PBA Adjusts Womens Dues, Re-Schedules Central, Midwest Region Events
By Bill Vint - PBA
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4 SPORTS REPORTER July 30 - August 5, 2014
Angie Fessler 794
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Angie Fessler topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Adult/Junior League bowling games of 279-236-279 for a
high series of 794.
Darrell Swint rolled 256-256-718, John Balbi 265-256-712, and Peter
Morreale 268-224-682.
John Maglio 762
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John Maglio topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League firing games of 237-258-267 for a
high series of 762.
Pat Zenker shot 278, Peter Otero 258-246-205-709, Alex Bogolubsky
246-681, Walter Hentze 224-222-235-681, and Les Forrai 245-227-
665.
James Nolan 761
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY James Nolan topped the scoring in the
Kings Trios League firing games of 290-259 for a high series of 761.
Vincent Balishy rolled 258-248-742, John Smisek 258-225-268-751,
Dave Goldman 269-247-707, Chris Cypress 256-255-704, and Paul
Palmeri 277-220.
Glenn Smith 729
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Glenn Smith led the scoring in the Custom
Thumbz Plastic Ball League firing games of 258-256 for a high series
of 729.
Louis DeMartino rolled 279-225-718, Barry Clare 237-224-676,
Carlos Torres 226-204-216-646, and Bill Latham 215-213-206-634.
Steve Friedman 694
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Steve Friedman rolled 248-235-694, David
Johnson 222-212-605, and Michael Rubinstein 201 in the Wednesday
Adult/Youth Scholarship League.
Donald Ceparano 692
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Donald Ceparano led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed League firing games of 279-233 for a high series of
692.
Matt Wright rolled 266-628, Charles Torres 258, Frank Cimino 237-
217-643, and John Balbi 238-233-627.
Charles Johnson, George Fields 669
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Charles Johnson and George Fields each
rolled a high series of 669 in the Summer Senior Birds League.
Ed Frontera rolled 267-661, Stanley Rosadio 247-212-644, and Henry
Clay 246-214-642.
Steve Patitucci 645
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Steve Patitucci led the scoring in the
Thursday El-Cheapo League firing games of 235-204-206 for a high
series of 645.
Peter Micca shot 224, Chris Gehring 223, John Moran 222-210, and
Jesse Keane 215.
Evan Rudolfsky 224
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Evan Rudolfsky rolled 224, Nick Lastella
207-201, Jair Brooks 199, and Alex Shear 192 in the Wednesday
Adult/Youth League.
Matthew Gardner rolled 212 in the Tuesday Adult/Junior League.
AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Jason Overstreet is New USBC Deputy Executive Director
Terry Bigham - USBC
ARLINGTON, Texas Jason
Overstreet has been named
United States Bowling Congress
(USBC) Deputy Executive
Director by Executive Director
Chad Murphy. The move elevates
Overstreet from his previous role
as Managing Director of
Marketing and Communications,
and is part of a broader leadership
restructuring.
Joining Murphy and Overstreet
on the new USBC executive team
will be Chief Financial Officer
Jennifer Salazar and Managing
Director of National Governing
Body Neil Stremmel. A search is
ongoing for a Managing Director of
Technology-Operations-Planning.
Moving forward, I believe
USBC needs fewer executives and
more direct accountability,
Murphy said. I also felt naming a
clear second in command for the
organization was important. Jason
Overstreet is a unique fit with his
knowledge of the bowling industry,
media background, and analytical
focus.
As deputy executive director,
Overstreet will continue to oversee
the marketing, communications,
television production and business
development functions for USBC,
while adding supervision of associ-
ation development and member-
ship services.
As part of the restructuring,
Murphy will assume executive
leadership of USBC tournaments
and Stremmel will assume execu-
tive leadership of USBC rules.
I am grateful for this opportunity
to serve USBC and the sport of
bowling in a larger way,
Overstreet said. I share Chad
Murphys belief that this structure
will help strategically align USBCs
business units, allowing us to serve
our customers and the industry
more efficiently and consistently.
Overstreet joined USBC in 2008
as Director of Public Relations and
Publications following more than a
decade of work as an on-air televi-
sion reporter. Before coming to
USBC, he was a lead reporter for
the FOX network affiliate in
Dallas/Fort Worth. Overstreet also
previously worked for television
stations in Oklahoma City and
Champaign/Springfield, Ill., as
both a news reporter and sports
anchor. Prior to his media career,
Overstreet worked in the
Washington, D.C. office for
Fleishman-Hillard Public
Relations.
Overstreet grew up working in a
16-lane bowling center, touching
every part of the business from the
pro shop to youth league director.
He holds a degree in communica-
tions from Northwestern
University and an executive busi-
ness management certification
from the University of Texas at
Austin.
ARLINGTON, Texas - Team USA's Mike Fagan of
Dallas and Nathan Bohr of Austin, Texas, helped the
United States qualify for the 2015 Pan American
Games bowling competition with a strong perform-
ance at the Pan American Sports Festival in Puebla,
Mexico.
The pair easily led the country all-events total at
the event with 10,572 for 48 games, combining their
totals from doubles, mixed doubles and singles. The
2015 Pan Am Games will take place in Toronto.
The Team USA women did not qualify for the Pan
Am Games but will have a second opportunity at the
Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's
Championships in Cali, Colombia, in September.
The U.S. pair of Kayla Johnson of Washington,
Illinois, and Sarah Lokker of New Baltimore,
Michigan, missed qualifying by one position. They
finished sixth in the country all-events standings
with 9,057.
"We had a great week on the men's side, but we
still have a little work to do on the women's side to
qualify for the Pan American Games," Team USA
head coach Rod Ross said. "I'm proud of the effort
put in by all four players, and I look forward to our
women's team competing in Colombia for a spot."
As of now, 14 teams will qualify to compete in the
Pan Am Games. The top seven men's teams in the
country all-events standings who had not already
qualified earned spots.
The qualifying countries from PASF were the
United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico,
Dominican Republic, Panama and Aruba. Four
countries qualified at the South American Games -
Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina and Brazil. Canada
automatically earns a spot as the host country. The
final two spots in the Pan Am Games field will be
determined at the Central and Caribbean Games.
For the women, three spots were awarded at the
PASF event with Mexico, Brazil and Costa Rica
advancing. Four teams from the South American
Games qualified - Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina
and Chile. Four teams will qualify at the PABCON
Women's Championships and the final two spots
will come from the Central and Caribbean Games.
In addition to Pan Am Games qualifying, medals
were awarded in four events at the Pan American
Sports Festival. Players battled for medals in dou-
bles, mixed doubles, singles and Masters match
play.
Fagan and Bohr earned the silver medal in doubles
to start the week and excelled from there on out.
Bohr teamed with Lokker to win mixed doubles,
and Fagan and Johnson took the silver.
In the singles event, Fagan earned the gold, while
Bohr took silver. Fagan struck gold again in
Masters, while Bohr earned a bronze medal.
Team USA Men Qualify for 2015 Pan American Games
Lucas Wiseman - USBC
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OCEAN LANES TEENS
Lauren Hoffman 269
LAKEWOOD, NJ Lauren Hoffman led the scoring in the Friday Nite
Teen League firing a high game of 269.
Karsyn Lukosius shot 211, Tori Boughton 205, Nicole Higgins 203,
Aimee Sherman 191, and Stephen Spirio 190.
Laurenzano 268
LAKEWOOD, NJ Alexandria Laurenzano blasted a high game of 268
in another session of the Friday Nite Teen League.
Brett Strycharz bowled a 212 game followed by Jamie Kelly with 206,
Joe Starace 201, Matt Russo 200, and Ryan Doyle posted a 193 game.
Monday LIA: Joseph Morreale 253, Gilberto Cruz 248, Joey Orlando
246, Kenny Daughn 244, Joanne Perry 279-248-733, April Fucci 258,
Nina Fontana 222, Kathy Calvacca 210, Joanne Perry 206, Heather
Mitchell 203.
Tuesday Early Birds: Pat Curatolo 213, Heidi Castor 206, Barbara
Kegel 204, Ann Marie Romano 204, Anne Zajack 201.
Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Jack Simone 245, Vito Rampell 245, Dave
Brussenski 244, Dan Hastings 235-666.
Thursday Hits and Misses: Dennis Driscoll 266, Ralph Yandoli 256-
239-721, Jim Fenimore 246, Irv Freed 238.
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
SOUTH LEVITTOWN
Chris Weis 760
FARMINGDALE, NY Chris Weis topped the scor-
ing in the Monday Summer Trios League firing
games of 280-276 for a high series of 760.
Sal Alberino rolled 266-259-719, Artie Sloman 275-
678, James Micalizzi 235-244-207-686, Kerrick
Jones 237-236-695, James Micalizzi 235-244-207-
686, and Aniello Strocchia 238-232-650.
Damon Brown 735
FARMINGDALE, NY Damon Brown topped the
scoring in the Wednesday Adult/Junior League firing
games of 243-255-237 for a high series of 735.
Ed Mencarelli shot 256, Bobby Brown 243, Matt
LaSorsa 235-215-656, and TJ Lucente 235-222-630.
Gary Incandela 730
FARMINGDALE, NY Gary Incandela topped the
scoring in the Tuesday Party League firing games of
279-259 for a high series of 730.
Frankie Berardino shot 204-213-214-704, Kenny
Simon 246-218-676, Peter Ramo 222-201-215-638,
George Mzaaocchi 234-616, and Mike Garfinkel
245-610.
In the Tuesday Pro Shot League Peter Briguglio shot
233, and Adam Chase 213-208.
Brandon Soedarmasto 729
FARMINGDALE, NY Brandon Soedarmasto led
the scoring in the Bowlympics Duos League firing
games of 246-249-234 for a high series of 729.
Rich Valentine rolled 234-263-212-709, Tyler
Guerin 245-236-661, Maria Lucente 226-211-631,
and Ryan Winston 234.
Danny Schrafel 708
FARMINGDALE, NY Danny Schrafel led the scor-
ing in the Monday Night Fourplay League firing
games of 257-237 for a high series of 708.
Bert Messina rolled 214, Bryan Parsons 213-201,
and Ronnie Simon 211-202.
In the Saturday PMS League Anthony DeAngelis
shot 189, Cathy Hickling 186, and Garry Wurth 178.
Frankie Berardino 704
FARMINGDALE, NY Frankie Berardino topped
the scoring in the Tuesday Party League firing games
of 265-234-205 for a high series of 704.
Kenny Simon rolled 247-213-665, Roger Herrscher
245-617, Nick Butera 239-222-617, and Howie
Garfinkel 241-216-616.
Adam Chase 690
FARMINGDALE, NY Adam Chase led the scoring
in the Tuesday Pro Shot League firing games of 212-
258-220 for a high series of 690.
Peter Briguglio rolled 210-202-237-649, and Marc
Bieler 236-212-638.
In the Wednesday Adult/Junior League Arnando
Romeo shot 214, Jenna Liguori 203, Arianna Dumas
198, and Maria Lucente 179.
Brandon Guerin 689
FARMINGDALE, NY Brandon Guerin paced the
scoring in the Bowlympics Duos League firing
games of 258-247 for a high series of 689.
Rich Valentine rolled 258, Arianna Dumas 246,
Nick Mercarelli 234, Leon Kessee 230, and Tom
Harris 223-212.
Steve Frey 681
FARMINGDALE, NY Steve Frey led the scoring in
the Monday Night Fourplay League firing games of
235-246-200 for a high series of 681.
Danny Schrafel shot 246-241-669, Ronnie Simon
224-214-632, and Bert Messina 212-201.
Dan Goldberg 679
FARMINGDALE, NY Dan Goldberg led the scor-
ing in the Wednesday Friends League firing games of
208-249-222 for a high series of 679.
Rob Grieb shot 266, Mike Herman 223, Jeff
Goldstein 210-201, Eileen Grieb 209, Cheryl Bove
204, and Brian Walsh 200.
Dan Goldberg 248
FARMINGDALE, NY Dan Goldberg rolled 248-
210, Mike Herman 243, JR Rooney 210, and Curtis
Richardson 204 in the Wednesday Friends League.
In the Junior Pro Shot League Brandon Soedarmasto
shot 234, Kerir DeLisi 234, Nicholas Ng 208-205,
Courtney McGinn 212, and Meghan Kuhne 195.
Ed Mencarelli 247
FARMINGDALE, NY Ed Mencarelli rolled 247,
Cliff Dowdican 216, Rob Larsen 213, TJ Lucente
211-205, Dennis Dowdican 204, and Bob DeLisi,
Ramon Carcamo, and Kevin DeTurris 203 in the
Wednesday Adult/Junior League.
In the Friday Seniors League John Shedel shot 179,
Jerry Hoeler 176, Al Noll 169, Barney Kral 162, Joan
Healey 156, and Sophie Laccone 155.
Barney Kral shot 184, Bob Junge 177, Al Noll 168,
Eilene Richter 166, and Paul Kester 164 in the Friday
Seniors League.
Maria Lucente 245
FARMINGDALE, NY Maria Lucente rolled a high
game of 245 in the Wednesday Adult/Junior League.
Aron Lampert shot 234, Matt Brown 214, and
Samantha Calisto 208.
Jerry Hoeler rolled 179, and Marci Hunt and Cathy
Caputo 162 in the Monday Summer Seniors League.
Brandon Soedarmasto 235
FARMINGDALE, NY Brandon Soedarmasto
rolled 235, Carly Licht 227, Joanna Viscuso 203,
Nick Mencarelli 191, and Jenna Liguori 188 in the
Junior Pro Shot League.
Frank Napolitano rolled 201, Victor Caputo 197,
Jerry Hoeler 171, Joan Healey 164, Cathy Caputo
162, and Angie Napolitano 160 in the Monday
Summer Seniors League.

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Thursday No-Tap: Nick Westergaard 300, Justin Ragucci 300, Ged
Galuska 298-860, Chris Weir 298-834, Ralph Heiss 290-770, Nidia
Haneveld 297-735, Rachel Haneveld 261-654, Christine Murray246,
Maria Jankovitz 235-551, Karen Evangelista 230-616, Jimmy Westergaard
300, Steven Haneveld 300, Rachel Haneveld 290, Kathy Rhode 222.
Summer Doubles: Nick Westergaard 269-788, Joseph Kleczynski 258-
704, Jim Testa 156, Noel Colwell 685, Liesl Apgar 258-714, Alison Gomer
243-683, Donna Sodano 217-591.
Summer Juniors: Joey Lamont 167, Mark Howarth 161, Anthony Loia
81, John Paul Salvatore 77, Peter Loia 65, Brian Crocetti 62, and Sebastian
Salvatore 39.
Fox Hills Seniors Summer: Bill Verderber 206, Rick Martone 193-521,
Barry Webb 186, Steve Friedman 532, Lepghan Chin 530, Bernadette
Memolo 180-466, Joanne Margiotta 145-374, Pearl Traub Johnson 141-
365, Johanna Hofgesang 365.
PBA Experience: Tim Panek 235-649, Ed Galuska 211-543, Joseph
Caloger 209-590, Alison Gomer 178-492.
Monday 12x12: Ralph Viola 244-616, Mark Bradley 224, Brian Theriault
223-605, Steven Matias 589, Keri May 238-597, Jacqueline Theriault 178-
476, Kathy Bradley 167-476, Amy Cascelli 167.
Wednesday Early Birds: Dennis Nielson 256-656, Chris Morris 258-674,
Bill Coleman 257-655, Justin Ragucci 248-678, Lynne Coleman 237-649,
Regina Nataluk 228-569, Kara Cook 210-588, Donna Sodano 205-573.
July 30 - August 5, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 7
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Paul Quadrino 775
STATEN ISLAND, NY In the SMP Automotive Mixed League Paul
Quadrino shot 279-267-775, Michael Breen 245, and Joe DEsposito
243.
Joe Albanese 737
STATEN ISLAND, NY Joe Albanese topped the scoring in the Rabs
Senior Mens League firing games of 279-224-234 for a high series of
737.
Sal Puma rolled 244-228-226-698, Tom Mannino 224-255-204-683, Al
Felline 216-259-657, Don Schwed 214-242-655, Ray Keller 210-201-
233-644, and Frank Polizzi 220-222-624.
In another session Jim Episcopia shot 224-225-643, Santo Lisa 227-
213-625, John Woss 210-256-621, Mike Vignola 227, and Pat Valenti
210.
Chris Ceggio 728
STATEN ISLAND, NY Chris Ceggio topped the scoring in the Mike
Massaroli Memorial League firing games of 247-257 for a high series of
728.
Carl Worley rolled 246-246-725, Joe Callendrillo 247-711, Allen Veluz
687, Vinny Cosenza 672, Ray Tirado 670, Anthony Mignone 248, and
Bob Jacobson 246.
John Heitmann 725
STATEN ISLAND, NY John Heitmann topped the scoring in the Rab
Wilkinson Memorial League firing a high game of 268 and a high series
of 725.
Jerry Sorgente shot 246-253-722, Jim Oliveri, Sr. 245-266-714, Tom
Wilkinson 248-258-705, Tim McAuliffe, Sr. 264-684, Tom Clinton 684,
and Seto Jew 258-679.
Timmy Barclay 713
STATEN ISLAND, NY Timmy Barclay topped the scoring in the
SIUSBC Youth Leaders Summer Triples League firing games of 247-
267 for a high series of 713.
Carla Spoto shot 240-223-213-676, Michael Joyce 217-205-213-635,
Kevin Buono 202-224-206-632, Daniel Constantino 266-623, Ashley
Martinez 230-212-623, and Mike Tellefsen 227.
Santo Lisa 708
STATEN ISLAND, NY Santo Lisa led the scoring in the Senior Action
League firing games of 265-265 for a high series of 708.
Bill Hillis rolled 235-245-679, Jim Episcopia 227-220-232-679, Joe
Albanese 216-255-662, and Frank Polizzi 213-203-225-641.
Vincent Tannacore 701
HOPELAWN, NJ - In the Golden Oldies League Vincent Tannacore
shot 701, Vincent Pisciotta 214-227-672, Dennis Costantino 206-223-
600, and Jerry Harris 211.
In another session Bob Lampariello shot 237-214-629, Dennis
Costantino 221-207-619, and Jerry Harris 211.
Santo Lisa 646
STATEN ISLAND, NY In the Rabs Senior Mens League Santo Lisa
shot 211-243-646, Al Felline 267-214-644, John Sorrentino 226-213-
627, Stu Isaacs 213-224-621, and Lou Dalto 269-610.
In another session John Castro shot 226, Aldo Depetro 213, Chip
Bonamo 204-204, and Buddy DiBenedetto 200.
ROCKAWAY LANES ROLLERS
PIN POUNDING
AT PLAZA
David Hanft 667
MADISON, NJ David Hanft led
the scoring in the Tuesday 400
Doubles Summer League firing a
235 game for a high series of 667.
Joe Mazzarese shot 254, Nicole
Sana 225, and Liz Viola 215.
David Hanft 268
MADISON, NJ David Hanft
rolled high game of 268 in the
Tuesday 400 Doubles Summer
League.
Patty Hanlein rolled 244, Joe
Mazzarese 198, Nicole Scima 187,
and Ray Traule 179.
Evan Weinberg 254
MADISON, NJ Evan Weinberg
led the scoring in the Diggers Big
Doubles League firing a high
game of 254 and a high series of
635.
Joe Mogelsky shot 221-633, and
Tim Guido and Robby Bednarik
205.
In the Diggers Little Doubles
League Meson Terantino shot 99,
Mike Piccola 94, and Anthony
Wippich and Amand Granata 92.
David Hanft 233
MADISON, NJ David Hanft
rolled a 233 game in the Tuesday
400 Doubles Summer League.
Patty Hanlein tossed a 226, Nicole
Sarna 224, and Dennis Hartwick
hit 209.
In the Diggers Big Doubles
League Michael Nievan shot 212,
Tim Guider and Robby Bednarik
167, and Ave Hanlein 167.
Mike Piccola shot 117, Amanda
Granata 107, and Mason Terantino
73 in the Diggers Little Doubles
League.
AT RABS COUNTRY LANES
"Success is going from failure to failure
without loss of enthusiasm."
Winston Churchill
8 SPORTS REPORTER July 30 - August 5, 2014
Dorien Soto 814
HOPELAWN, NJ Dorien Soto earned high series honors rolling in the Raritan Bay
Mens League firing games of 267-279-268 for a high series of 814.
Rodger Meaney rolled 220-267-268-755, Brett Wieworski 249-261-243-753, Dave
Eisenberg 244-289-214-747, Joe Lampariello 236-269-219-724, John Kertesz 215-246-
256-717, and Joey Weisenstein 257-278-715.
Pete Tirado 781
HOPELAWN, NJ Pete Tirado topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic
League firing games of 276-237-268 for a high series of 781.
John Kertesz shot 239-267-242-748, Ken Horvath 265-266-730, Frank Marchisello 265-
236-216-717, Richard Funk III 228-238-247-713, Patrick Plate 277-227-205-709, and
Tom Martino, Jr. 257-215-236-708.
Bobby Parillo, Jr. 699
HOPELAWN, NJ Bobby Parillo, Jr. topped the scoring in the Academy Madness League
firing games of 219-235-245 for a high series of 699.
Dan DeBenedetto shot 215-230-633, Frank Viverito 247-626, and Mike Stenger 242.
Sam Catalano 697
HOPELAWN, NJ Sam Catalano led the scoring in the Goldstein & Hanel Doubles
League tossing 246-233-218 for a high series of 697.
Manuel Gonzales rolled 243-247-686, Bobby Rohe 204-206-238-648, Wayne Bebert
234-212-642, and Pete Perez 256-633.
John Baginsky, Jr. 680
HOPELAWN, NJ John Baginsky, Jr. earned high series honors rolling in the La Buona
Pizza League pitching games of 222-223-235 for a the session high series of 680.
Joe Herber rolled 208-215-221-644, John Baginsky 243-223-629, and Mike Grecdo 254.
Bobby Parillo, Jr. 656
HOPELAWN, NJ Bobby Parillo, Jr. led the scoring in the Academy Madness League fir-
ing games of 205-259 for a high series of 656.
Mike Dellamanna shot 247-202-642, Dennis Fitzmaurice 279-630, Leah Gomez 258, and
Jessica Nigro 255.
In the Tuesday Night Mixed League Daniel J. Willard rolled 214-223-636, Steve Baum,
Sr. 240, and Tony Woodcock 203.
Richard Funk III 655
HOPELAWN, NJ Richard Funk III paced the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League
firing games of 255-204 for a high series of 655.
Mike Bauer rolled 217-219-627, Frank Testa 246-204-622, and Michelle Favire 223.
Matt Perlman 649
HOPELAWN, NJ Matt Perlman paced the scoring in the Iselin AA League firing games
of 264-214 for a high series of 649.
Darris Douma rolled 203-215-201-619, Greg Crawford 215, and Ed Kaminski 219.
In the Federal Business Centers League Chuck Mantione shot 226, and Tony Kacmarsky
201.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
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SUPER SENIORS
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