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Vol. 78 No. 48
Tennelle Milligan, Danny Wiseman
Elected to USBC Hall of Fame
ARLINGTON, Texas – Tennelle
Milligan of Arlington, Texas, and
Danny Wiseman of Baltimore
have joined the 2018 United States
Bowling Congress Hall of Fame
class after their election in the
Superior Performance category.
Milligan and Wiseman were
among nine bowlers on the
Superior Performance national
ballot voted on by a panel of
USBC Hall of Fame members,
USBC Board members and veter-
an bowling writers.
The duo will join the four selec-
tions of the USBC Hall of Fame
Committee – Jeri Edwards,
Kendra Gaines, John Janawicz
and Tim Mack – to complete the
2018 USBC Hall of Fame class.
The induction ceremony for the
2018 USBC Hall of Fame Class
will take place April 25 at the
PBA Tournament of Champions Kicks Off 2018 Go Bowling! PBA Tour Season in U.S. Feb. 5-11
First major of 2018 to feature live ESPN telecast on Feb. 11 from historic AMF Riviera Lanes
FAIRLAWN, Ohio - As host of the
Professional Bowlers Association
Tournament of Champions from
1966 to 1994, AMF Riviera Lanes
in Fairlawn, Ohio has been the
scene of some of the most memo-
rable moments in PBA history.
That tradition will resume when
AMF Riviera Lanes hosts the return
of the PBA’s signature tournament
Feb. 5-11 after a 24-year absence.
The first major championship of the
2018 Go Bowling! PBA Tour 60th
Anniversary season will culminate
with a live ESPN finals telecast
Sunday, Feb. 11 at 1 p.m. EST.
Highlighting the list of PBA
champions competing for the title
will be a cast of former TOC win-
PBA photo
Tennelle Milligan
USBC Convention at the Grand
Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada.
Milligan, 40, who currently
works as director of operations for
the Professional Women’s
Bowling Association Tour, is a
three-time major winner, captur-
ing the U.S. Women’s Open and
ners including defending champi-
on EJ Tackett, Jesper Svensson
(2016), Jason Belmonte (2014,
2015); PBA Hall of Famers Pete
Weber (1989, 2013), Norm Duke
(1994), Johnny Petraglia (1971),
Sean Rash (2012), Chris Barnes
(2006) and Tommy Jones (2007).
With nine PBA major wins to
his credit, the spotlight will be
focused on Belmonte as the 34-
year-old two-handed player from
Australia has already established
himself as one of PBA’s all-time
great players. During a PBA
career that spans only 10 years,
Belmonte is one major title away
from tying Weber and Hall of
Famer Earl Anthony for the most
January 31 - February 6, 2018
PBA photo
Danny Wiseman
Hammer Players Championship
titles in 2000 and the USBC
Queens in 2005. She also won the
2003 Greater Memphis Open on
the women’s pro tour and the 2007
European Women’s Masters.
See HALL Page 2
all-time major wins with 10.
When the TOC was last held at
AMF Riviera Lanes in 1994,
Duke won the event with a 217-
184 victory over Eric Forkel. At
that time, Belmonte was 11 years
old and the PBA had never seen a
two-handed player.
As the PBA’s signature tourna-
ment, a player must have won a
PBA title to be eligible to enter,
and this time, Belmonte won’t be
the only two-handed player in the
field. Of the 80 players who will
compete this year, 70 will be PBA
Tour winners – including two-
handers Svensson (who became
the youngest TOC winner ever
when he won the 2016 title at age
David Raiford 300 at Jib Lanes
FLUSHING, NY - David Raiford
blasted a 300 game in the Friday
Hi-Rollers League at Jib Lanes.
Ed Ziemak shot 259-257-247-763,
Shaun Larkin 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY - Shaun
Larkin earned top honors in the
Wednesday Early Men’s League
blasting a high game of 300 and a
high series of 747.
Justin Wyman 300 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ – It was Justin Wyman
in the spotlight when he posted a
300 game to lead the competition
rolling in the Thursday Early Mix
Tim Swanson 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Tim
Swanson blasted a 300 game in
the Monday 4-Man Classic
League at Maple Lanes RVC.
Willie Fessler shot 221-269-234,
21), Osku Palermaa of Finland
and Texan Anthony Simonsen. An
additional 10 players who are not
national tour winners but own
titles in PBA’s other divisions
(PBA50, regional, PBA50 region-
al), will have the opportunity to
qualify for the field by competing
in an eight-game TOC pre-tourna-
ment qualifier on Feb. 5.
Competition begins with two six-
game qualifying rounds on Feb. 7
at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The entire
field will then return on Feb. 8 for
a final six-game qualifying round
at 11 a.m. After 18 qualifying
games, the top 24 players will
advance to the traditional TOC
round-robin match play finals,
25 cents
William Tudy 269-235-224-728,
Jaime Ansale 234-224-258-716,
Red Toledo, Sr. 268-225-712, and
Terrence White 262-221-213-696.
Clavin Nottingham shot 268,
Chris DeLaura 265, and Joe
Hoenig, Carig Lovello, and Bob
Holzapfel 258.
League at Lodi Lanes.
Matt Dunning rolled a 266 game
followed by Joe Barbaccia with
257 and Brian Creeley 667.
Mark Slade 268-259-741, Thomas
Handley 268-246, and Richard
McCarthy, Bob Thorne, and Terry
Sussman each rolled a 268 game.
bowling eight head-to-head-match-
es at 6 p.m. on Feb. 8, and on Feb.
9 at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Total pinfall
for 42 games, including match play
bonus pins, will determine the top
five players for Sunday’s steplad-
der finals.
PBA’s online bowling channel
Xtra Frame will provide full cover-
age of all preliminary rounds. Xtra
Frame also will provide live cover-
age of a special best-of-three-game
“King of Bowling” match between
the reigning KOB, Wes Malott of
Pflugerville, Texas, and a chal-
lenger who will be selected in fan
voting.
See PBA page 2
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HALL
Continued from Page 1
As a six-time Team USA member, the right-
handed Milligan won 22 medals, including nine
gold. She won team gold at the 1999 Pan
American Games and captured the singles and
doubles titles at the 2007 Pan American Games.
She has 20 top-10 finishes in USBC Women’s
Championships competition, including Classic
Team titles in 2000 and 2003, a Diamond Team
title in 2014 and a Diamond Doubles title in
2015.
Wiseman, 50, was elected to the Professional
Bowlers Association Hall of Fame in 2013. He is
a 12-time champion on the PBA Tour and has
made 48 television appearances. The right-han-
der, rated No. 42 on the PBA’s 50 Greatest
Players in 2008, also has captured 12 PBA
regional titles.
He won his first PBA Tour title in his television
debut at the 1990 Fair Lanes Open in his home-
town. He would win 21 of his first 26 matches on
television, the winningest television record in
PBA history at the time.
Wiseman won his only major title at the 2004
USBC Masters, which was held on specially
constructed lanes at Miller Park, home of Major
League Baseball’s Milwaukee Brewers. He was
the runner-up at the 2009 Masters.
CP3 PBA Celebrity Invitational
Red Carpet Interviews Now on You Tube
As we close in on the State ESPN on Super Bowl Sunday
Farm CP3 PBA Celebrity (Feb. 4) at 2 p.m. EST, PBA’s
Invitational presented by YouTube channel is posting a
GoBowling.com telecast on series of red carpet interviews
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He was elected to the Greater Baltimore
Bowling Association and Maryland State BA
Halls of Fame in 2009, and, in 2013, he became
the first bowler selected to the Maryland State
Athletic Hall of Fame.
The men’s national ballot for Superior
Performance this year had six nominees. In addi-
tion to Wiseman were: Dave Ferraro of
Kingston, New York; Bryan Goebel of Wichita,
Kansas; Randy Pedersen of Clermont, Florida;
Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas; and Mark
Williams of Beaumont, Texas.
The women’s national ballot included
Milligan, Marianne DiRupo of Succasunna, New
Jersey, and Tammy Turner of West Palm Beach,
Florida.
Through 2017, there are 419 members of the
USBC Hall of Fame – 218 in Superior
Performance, 117 in Meritorious Service, 50 in
Veterans, 20 in Pioneers and 14 in Outstanding
USBC Performance.
The USBC Hall of Fame was created in 2005
by merging the former American Bowling
Congress and Women’s International Bowling
Congress Halls of Fame.
For more information on the USBC Hall of
Fame, visit: BOWL.com/HallofFame.
with PBA Tour stars and
celebrity participants.
Upcoming PBA YouTube
interviews will include James
Harden, Jan. 22; EJ Tackett,
Jan. 23; DJ Archer, Jan. 24;
Terrell Owens, Jan. 29; Pete
Weber, Jan. 30; Oscar Nunez,
Jan. 31; Mookie Betts, Feb. 2
and Bill O’Neill, Feb. 3.
Currently available on PBA’s
YouTube channel are inter-
views with tournament host
and Houston Rockets All-Star
guard Chris Paul, Norm Duke
and Sean Rash. To view the
CP3 red carpet interviews, or
any of dozens of other PBA
video clips visit:
https://www.youtube.com/user/
PBAProBowlersAssn.
January 31 - February 6, 2018
PBA CHAMPIONS
Continued from Page 1
For subscription and schedule information visit www.xtraframe.tv.
The PBA Tournament of Champions originated in Indianapolis in 1962, but was
discontinued until 1965 when it returned as the Firestone Tournament of
Champions at Firestone Bowlarama in Akron, in the first year of PBA’s long-
standing “Pro Bowlers Tour” series on ABC-TV. The event moved to Riviera
Lanes in 1966 and continued there through 1994.
The 2018 Tournament of Champions will be the first of three consecutive PBA
Tour events that are part of PBA’s “Big February” schedule, all featuring live
ESPN finals. Following the TOC will be the Go Bowling! PBA 60th Anniversary
Classic Feb. 13-18 from historic Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis and the season’s
second major, the Barbasol PBA Players Championship from Wayne Webb’s
Columbus Bowl in Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 19-25.
Spectator passes for the TOC pre-tournament qualifier on Feb. 5 and the official
practice session on Feb. 6 are $10. Spectator passes for qualifying and match play
rounds Feb. 7-9 range from $15-$20 with all-day passes available for $20 and $30.
Tickets for the stepladder finals range from $30-$50, if purchased in advance
online at www.pba.com/tickets, and $50-$70 if purchased at the door. Tickets for
all preliminary rounds will be available at the door.
Grassroots league bowlers who would like to participate in the TOC pro-am will
have three opportunities on Saturday, Feb. 10. Squads will bowl at noon, 3 and 6
p.m. For pro-am entry information, contact AMF Riviera Lanes at 330-836-7985.
PBA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS SCHEDULE
AMF Riviera Lanes, Fairlawn, Ohio, Feb. 5-11 (all times Eastern)
Monday, February 5
3 p.m. - Pre-Tournament Qualifier (8 games)
Tuesday, February 6
2 p.m. - Practice Session
6:30 p.m. – Xtra Frame King of Bowling match (Wes Malott vs. challenger to
be decided, best of three games)
Wednesday, February 7
11 a.m. - Qualifying Round 1 (6 games)
6 p.m. - Qualifying Round 2 (6 games)
Thursday, February 8
11 a.m. - Qualifying Round 3 (6 games)
6 p.m. - Match Play Round 1 (8 games)
Friday, February 9
11 a.m. - Match Play Round 2 (8 games)
6 p.m. - Match Play Round 3 (8 games)
Saturday, February 10
Noon, 3 p.m., 6 p.m. – Pro-am squads
Sunday, February 11
1 p.m. - ESPN Stepladder Finals
Advance tickets for stepladder finals are available by visiting
www.pba.com/tickets. Contact AMF Riviera Lanes at (330) 836-7985 for addi-
tional ticket and pro-am entry information or visit RivieraLanes@amf.com
January 31 - February 6, 2018 SPORTS REPORTER 3

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4 SPORTS REPORTER
Jared Duncan, Joseph Mahoney, Nick Greco
Top Stan Niemiec Youth Travelers
By Vince Albrecht
West Haverstraw, NY – Southpaw Jared Duncan found Hi-Tor’s lanes to
his liking, pounding out a fabulous 730 [218-265-247] as his Holiday
quartet lit up the leaderboard with nine deuces in a 932: 2598 net to
romp past Hi-Tor II, 3141-2785. Feeding off Jared’s energy, sister
Rachel fired 230-226: 639, David Neil 256-216: 648 and Jack Miller
232-224. Hi-Tor II’s distaffers tallied fine numbers themselves: Tor
Varano 256: 612, Mercedes Morel 235: 601, Nancy Kohut 205: 580 and
Nicole Cona 192: 557. After being blown away in games one and two,
Hi-Tor II battled back in the finale, but came up short, 952-939.
In a session that saw six 256+ scores, T-Bowl’s Chris Rysz exploded for
a middle game 266 en route to a 601 set that ensured his squad a 5-2 win
over a tough Montvale unit that fielded four deuce-average players;
anchor Tommy Luchetta delivered 216: 599 and Dylan Heinold 200-194
for the victors. Montvale benefited from a tremendous performance
from Park Ridge freshman Joseph Mahoney who hammered out a 712
[221-258-233]; also posting deuces were Matthew Russell 225-211,
Henry Tipping 217-208 and Chris Torres 203.
Fair Lawn junior Nick Greco, who rolled a perfect game for the Cutters
in December, almost duplicated the feat for his travel league Lodi team
yesterday, stringing ten strikes before leaving a pin on his eleventh
delivery, which he then converted for his stellar 289; finishing with 697,
the afternoon’s third best threesome, Nick lifted his average to 202;
teammate Krista Eskow, whose 643 was the girls top scratch set in
Saturday’s high school tournament, continued her hot streak as she fash-
ioned a triple deuce 619 [212-204-203] and Jake Nappi added a 203 in
Lodi’s 5-2 triumph over Bowler City I, 3004-2821, giving the winners
undisputed possession of first place. BC I’s best scores came from
Trevor Savoye 225, Patrick Kane 183, Arielle Wallace 179 and Jake
Edelstein 175.
Shorthanded Hi-Tor I took two of three games from Bowler City II, but
dropped the wood point to the latter, 2668-2646. Top scorers for Hi-Tor
I were Mark Shapiro 229: 599 and Alisha Khan 219: 588; Alisha, a
Paramus Catholic junior, also made the girls all-star quintet in
Saturday’s tournament at Lodi, where she bowled 594. In taking three
points from Hi-Tor I, Bowler City II’s high rollers were Ridgefield Park
senior Derek Lewandowski 211: 584, Bergenfield senior Derek Weigl
213 and Bergenfield freshman George Ferguson 193-181.
Top Boys Averages [21+ games]: Trevor Deliantis 212, Tom
Chamberlain 211, David Neil 208, Joseph Mahoney 207, Steven
DeFabiis 204; Girls [21+ games]: Isabella Palamaro 194, Mercedes
Morel 187.7, Arielle Wallace 187.5.
January 31 - February 6, 2018
PBA TOUR GETTING READY TO RETURN TO ACTION
It won’t be long before the PBA Tour returns to action for a fun-filled, memory-packed year of competition
under the Go Bowling! PBA Tour banner.
After the 2017 season’s top players kick off the new year in the DHC PBA Japan Invitational in Tokyo, the
season kicks into full gear with a slate of headline tournaments in February: the return of the PBA Tournament
of Champions to historic AMF Riviera Lanes in Fairlawn, Ohio, Feb. 5-11; the Go Bowling! 60th Anniversary
PBA Classic at historic Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, Feb. 13-18; and the Barbasol PBA Players
Championship plus the Mark Roth-Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship presented by
BowlerX.com at Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl in Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 19-25.
Speaking of the Roth-Holman Doubles event, the tournament roster is already at “sold out” status with a full
field of 53 teams, including a number of notables including:
● Past Roth-Holman Doubles champions Norm Duke and Wes Malott (2011 and 2015), Anthony Simonsen
and Connor Pickford (2016), and defending champions Kyle Troup and Jesper Svensson.
● International partners Pontus Andersson and Markus Jansson of Sweden; England’s Dom Barrett and
Finland’s Osku Palermaa; Thailand’s Kim Bolleby and Sweden’s Daniel Fransson; Canadians Patrick Girard
and Zach Wilkins; Japan’sShota Kawazoe and Malaysia’s Zulmazran Zulkifli; Sweden’s Martin Larsen and
England’s Stuart Williams; South Africa’s Francois Louw and Ireland’s Christopher Sloan; Mexico’s Arturo
Quintero and Venezuela’s Ildemaro Ruiz.
● Brotherly duos will include Darren and Michael Tang of San Francisco along with England’s Richie and
Ray Teece.
● Women in the field will include PBA Tour titlist Liz Johnson bowling with Anthony Pepe; Latvia’s Diana
Zavjalova bowling with 2017 PBA Rookie of the Year Matt Sanders, and the all-female team of Danielle
McEwan and Tannya Roumimper of Malaysia.
● PBA Hall of Famers in the field, in addition to Duke, will include newly-inducted Chris Barnes with future
Hall of Famer Tommy Jones; Pete Weber with Thailand’s Yannaphon Larpapharat; Walter Ray Williams Jr.
with Tom Smallwood; andWayne Webb with David Wodka.
● Reigning PBA Player of the Year Jason Belmonte will team up with long-time doubles partner Bill
O’Neill. Last year’s runners-up and past PBA Rookies of the Year EJ Tackett and Marshall Kent will team up
again.
That’s just part of the field. To view the complete entry list go to:
https://www.pba.com/content/files/downloads/2018%20ROSTER%20DOUBLES%20(Columbus).pdf
While the Roth-Holman PBA Doubles Championship is a month away, it’ll be fun to watch. Xtra Frame
will live-stream the qualifying rounds of the PBA Players Championship – which also will serve as qualify-
ing for the doubles events – and the Baker doubles qualifying rounds leading up to the Roth-Holman Doubles
stepladder finals that will air on ESPN on Sunday, March 5, at 1 p.m. EST.

SILVER LAKE, PHILADELPHIA PLAYERS PROTECTED FOR PBA LEAGUE DRAFT

The second group of players protected from the PBA
League Draft have been named by Silver Lake Atoms
Splitters manager Mark Baker and Philadelphia Hitmen
manager Jason Couch. Members of the respective 2017
rosters who will remain with their teams in 2018 include
the Atom Splitters’ Chris Barnes, Jesper Svensson and
Tom Daugherty. Couch has protected Dom Barrett, Tom
Smallwood and Ronnie Russell.
The two-time defending Elias Cup champion Dallas
Strikers, led by player-manager Norm Duke, previously
protected Tommy Jones and Bill O’Neill (in addition to
himself) while Portland Lumberjacks manager Tim Mack
retained Ryan Ciminelli, Wes Malott and Kyle Troup.
Under PBAL rules for 2018, each team manager can
protect up to three players from the team’s 2017 roster.
Next up, will be LA X (Andrew Cain) and NYC
Kingpins (Carolyn Dorin-Ballard) who have until
Sunday to make their selections. The Motown Muscle
(Del Ballard Jr.) and Brooklyn Styles (Johnny Petraglia)
will round out the protected player process by January
28. Protected players will be announced on the following
Monday.
The PBA League draft will take place on Saturday, Feb.
17 at 10:30 a.m. at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis when
managers will fill any open spots on their rosters. The
draft will be live streamed on Xtra Frame. The draft
order will be reverse order of finish from last year,
beginning with No. 8 Brooklyn followed by Motown,
NYC, LA, Philadelphia, Silver Lake, Portland and
Dallas. Players eligible to be drafted will consist of the
top 75 PBA players on the National Tour/WBT earnings
list for 2017 plus 2018 events through the PBA
Tournament of Champions which ends Feb. 11.
January 31 - February 6, 2018 SPORTS REPORTER 5

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES AT ROCKAWAY LANES

Jason Faut 299
CORAM, NY- Jason Faut topped the scoring in the Thursday High Rollers League blasting a high
game of 299 and a high series of 749.
John Horton shot 278, Andrew D'Angelo 277, and Stephen Bennett 275.
Jesse DeMauro 287
CORAM, NY - Jesse DeMauro rolled a high game of 287 in the Wednesday Mixed League.
Bill Hennington shot 268, Bobby Miller 258, and Daniel Tyska and Joe Carpinella 255.
Bill Risley 279
CORAM NY - In the Tuesday Mixed League Bill Risley rolled 279, Bill Hennington 266, and
William Rosasco 259.
Diana Winter 276
CORAM, NY- Doana Winter fired a high game of 276 in the Monday Early Mixed League.
Frank Mirabile and Marlene Mirabile rolled 257, Anthony Giambalvo 259, and Lou Fasani 244.
Domingo Vega 269
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe Dagositino 258-746, Lenny Richman 235, Stuart
Gomer 228-623, Terry Wyman 170-418, Andree Kay 167-408, Lee Ann
Mackin 166.
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 180-441, BIll Hamilton 169-452, Manny
Barroqueiro 168-444, Barry Webb 166-485, Beth Williams 186-489, Dolores
Webb 166-437, Virginia Murphy 155-421, Joyce Brokling145-405.
Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 191-521, Carol Scheu 189-499, Mary
Crenzio 181-477, Michaela Rumble 180-479, Marybeth Kanouse 175-515,
Dorothy Roff 175.
Rockaway Foursome: Jason Stadtler 279-774, Steve Rainer 267, Kevin
Sikora 246-651, Brian Theriault 237-686, Alison Gomer 268-665, Lynne
Coleman 233-678, Elyse Dickman 201-567.

Lodi Lanes
CORAM, NY- In the Friday Night Mixed League Domingo Vega shot 269, Jay Schmidt 257, Steve
Tisman 246, and Billy Harrell 244.
Spanish American Men: Joe Karas 279-790, Dave Katz 253-687, Jesus Cruz
245-650, Dan Palazzolo 245.

L o d i L a n e s Sunday Adult Jr: Adults - Brian Lipp 223-642, Julian Salinas 144-398, Laura
Lipp 131-317, -- Youth - Brandon Lipp 125-306, Jordan Lipp 86-231, Alex
Salanas 86-221.
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 Roman 169-491, Pat Cropanese 183-495, Kathy Bruno 157-402, Hedy Knight
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 Chester Men: Stephan Szardenings 279-751, JT Wilkinson 248-677, Steve

Baird 237-623, Mark Absalon 234-619, Anthony Daidone 234, Mark
King of the Hill every Sunday Novembre 234-638, Chris Voitle 224, Vincent Rossi 216-598.

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6 SPORTS REPORTER
Steven Osiadacz 300 at Majestic Lanes AT JIB LANES
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steven Osiadacz blasted a 300 game in the Family
League at Majestic Lanes.
Will Watson 774
Daniel Pawelek hit 258-246-204-708, Kevin Kopko 258, Brian FLUSHING, NY- Will Watson
Pawelek 232-253-675, Joseph Banwer 216-223, and both James Rosa topped the scoring in the Friends
and Samantha Osiadacz 200. and Family League blasting games
of 237-258-279 for a high series of
John Kain 300-803 at Majestic 774.
Brett Mosley shot 276-248-215-
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Kain earned top honors in the Middlesex 839, Sean Romney 233-224-267-
County Classic League at Majestic Lanes blasting games of 300-257- 724, and Twone Williams 278-
246 for a high series of 803.
244-718.
Dave Sabin rolled 265-278-245-788, Patrick Plate 279-278-216-773,
Rami Ahmed 251-265-235-751, John Mieszkowski 246-255-249-750, Tank Lodge 759
and Anthony Stevens 257-247-244-748. FLUSHING, NY - Tank Lodge
topped the scoring in the Friends
Brian Longo 300 at Majestic and Family League rolling games
of 255-236-268 for a high series of
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Longo rolled a 300 game in the Premiere Pro
759.
Shop Sunday Trios League at Majestic Lanes.
Curtis Hetmeyer rolled 279-256-
Joe Gramiak hit 290-248-266-804, Michael Morris, Jr. 255-249-247-
750, Dave Sabin 213-249-279-741, Paul Marel 229-253-259-741, and
717, Roe Fuller 279, Hector
Camacho 234-236-258-727, and
Joe Lampariello 245-236-236-717.
Tony Taylor 212-220-245-677.
Dorien Soto 300 at Majestic Twone Williams 748
FLUSHING, NY - Twone
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dorien Soto blasted a 300 game in the Raritan Bay
Williiams topped the scoring in
Men’s League at Majestic Lanes.
John Flypczuk fired 279-279-279-837, John Kertesz 290-239-279-808, the Ball and Chain League blast-
ing games of 277-278 for a high
Glenn Mohr 269-209-249-808, William D. Willard, Jr. 260-259-235-754,
series of 748.
Steve Venito, Jr. 266-247-222-754, and Steve Venito 223-228-248-735.
Paul Baumann, Jr hit 212-235-
279-726, Steve Amarosa 269-224-
Dave Sabin and Eric Velazquez 300 236-729, Hecto Camacho 246-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dave Sabin and Eric Velazquez each fired a 300 214-235-695, and Ian Galloway
game in the Middlesex County Classic League at Majestic Lanes. Sabin 227-213-252-692.
blasted 300-266-237-803, and Eric 247-224-300-771.
Mike Lentini shot 226-279-266-771, Dan Clark 248-246-274-768, Pat
Chaz Ameres 746
Bowler 225-269-259-753, and Anthony Stevens 237-234-265-736. FLUSHING, NY- Chaz Ameres
topped the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League blasting games of
John Kaminski 300-743 at Majestic 215-274-257 for a high series of
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Kaminski earned top honors in the South Shore 746.
League at Majestic Lanes blasting games of 300-248 for a high series of 743.
Shawn Wyatt rolled 238-21-279-
Robert Power hit 246, Joe Flagiello 237, Richard Spinosa 232, and Matt 736, Brian Walters 279-237-216-
Dandrea 226. 732, Jaime Ansale 222-207-288-
717, and Jesus Paredes 236-239-
Kurt Moszkowski 300 at Majestic 236-711.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kurt Moszkowski blasted a 300 game in the Bryan Hock 716
Thursday Night Mixed League at Majestic Lanes. FLUSHING, NY- Bryan Hock
Mike Serio rolled 225-247-243-715, Nicholas Piomelli 254, and Kieran
paced the scoring in the Midweek
Zebrowski 213.
Mixers League rolling games of
224-247-245 for a high series of
Will Vidulich 300 at Majestic Lanes 716.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Will Vidulich blasted a 300 game in the Middlesex Craig Bowden shot 229-243-216-
County Classic League at Majestic Lanes. 688, Shawn Wyatt 243-258-694,
Mike Ruffe shot 249-299-256-804, Bill Daunno 247-246-258-751, Eric Jaime Ansale 226-218-245-689,
Oppenheimer 268-257-217-742, Jay Gomez 241-267-225-733, and and Brandon Andujar 234-203-
Michael Dellamanna 256-214-256-726, and Glenn Mohr 269-248-715. 244-681.
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Joe Gregg 298-855
FARMINGDALE, NY- Joe Gregg
topped the scoring in the
Expressway Glass League blasting
games of 267-290-298 for a high
series of 855.
Jamaal Braddon rolled 279-258-
748, Jason Meyer and Eric Smyth
267, Nick Filosa 262, and Jason
Nikol 258.
Mike Walsh 290
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike
Walsh led the scoring in the
Thursday Goodtimers League
rolling a high game of 290 and a
high series of 717.
Wayne Coons shot 226, Dale
Alberino 222-222, and Evan
Apostolidis 214.
Perillo, Smythi 289
FARMINGDALE, NY - Don
Perillo and. Eric Smyth each fired
a high game of 289 in the Epic
Edge Trios League.
Joe Benus rolled 288, Willie
Petro 280, Alfred Spano and
Ronald Cheselka 279, and Tony
Cipriano 267.
Shaun Larkin 279-764
FARMINGDALE, NY - Shaun
Larkin topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Men’s League
rolling games of 259-279-226 for
a high series of 764.
Paul Verderosa shot 278-246,
Mike Alvarez 277-243-717, Mike
Fradera 276, Frank Quatromani
269, and Anthony Cordaro 268.
Meghan Wing 279-703
FARMINGDALE, NY- Meghan
Wing topped the scoring in the
Friday Late Mixed League blast-
ing games of 279-219 for a high
series of 703,
Richard White rolled 269-242,
Wingo Hom 230-258-236-724,
Joe DiFano 243, and Tony Pepe
242.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Nicholas Hom rolled
2223, Stephan Diaczun Jr. 210,
and William Romanelli 207.
January 31 - February 6, 2018
Michael Berardino 717
FARMINGDALE, NY- Michael
Berardino topped the scoring in
the Tuesday Early Birds League
firing games of 277-235 for a high
series of 717.
Curtis Brown and Daniel
Gangale rolled 256, Morris
Jackson 243-225, and Fred
Catapano, Nathaniel Fuller,
Steven Coleman, and Byron
Lamm 235.
Chris Hansen 267
FARMINGDALE, NY- Chris
Hansen rolled 267, Josh Rosado
244, Peter Mocker 235, and
Andrew Gendjoian 231 in the
Sunday Vacation League.
John Curtis 265
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Tuesday Nite Owls League John
Curtis rolled 265, Andrew Lamb
254, George Mazzocchi 246, and
Victor Cassano 244.
Robert Laurice 258
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Wednesday Party League Robert
Laurice rolled 258, Eric Vasquez
249, Les Tse 240, and Lloyd
Hasluck 234.
Alex Grzybowski shot 229-206,
Ryan Fina 215, and Mark Ferrara
211 in the Saturday St. Martin
League.
Irwin Tarlow 247
FARMINGDALE, NY - Irwin
Tarlow rolled 247, Tom Gomez
226, and Steve Swersky 208 in the
Thursday Green Men League.
In the Friday Sunsine Kids
League Joe Livolsi shot 214,
George Brrenner 206, adn John
Shedel 196.
Chris Mirer 237
FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris
Mirer led the scoring in the
Monday High School Practice
League rolling games of 205-237-
205 for a high series of 647.
Carmelo Randazzo shot 229-200,
Jesse Lindell 228, and Peter
Gilliland 226.
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Richard Butt 280-761
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Richard Butt topped
the scoring in the Oceanside Knights of Columbus
League blasting games of 280-223-258 for a high
 series of 761.
Keith Massimillo rolled 225-277-256-758, Joe DiRe
256-243-224-723, and Thomas Koukoulasa,
Christian Giugliano, Brian Cooper, and Ron Pastore
245.
Sal Palmeri 296
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Sal Palmeri blasted a
high game of 296 in the Monday 4-Man Classic
League.
Mark Slade hit 287, John Hodge 280, Alby Pezzella
278-231, and Jeremy Slade 237-227-278-742.
In the Monday Ladies Classic League Danielle
Davis rolled 205, Mindy Myers 196, and Jayne
Zimmerman 193.
Alby Pezzella 279-742
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Alby Pezzella topped
the scoring in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League
firing games of 279-237 for a high series of 742.
Both Chris Barbaro and Dave Goldman shot 277,
Kevin Isler and Edward Boremski 269, and Ed
Bratten 267.

Tracy Kilduff rolled 199, Mary Pat Murphy 197-
166, and Kami Radin 185-156 in the Tuesday Long
Beach Catholics League.
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Amanda Perillo 279-704
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Amanda Perillo
topped the scoring in the Saturday Scholarship
League blasting games of 279-240 for a high series of
704.
Anjali Nairrolled 244, Nikhil Nair 232, Jeffery
Persky 226, and Paul Igel 223.
Frank Cimino 267-724
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Frank Cimino led the
scoring in the Thursday Mixed League rolling games
of 267-246 for a high series of 724.
Phil Schaffer hit 257-245-695, Jayson Holley 257,
Paul Barbuzza 255, and Teddy Avgerinos 249.
Thomas Winchell 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Thomas Winchell led
the scoring in the Sunday Adult/Child League rolling
a high game of 279.
Keith Massimillo shot 257-245, Donald Jones 256-
235, and John Genna 223.
Steve Carter 268-646
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Steve Carter paced
the scoring in the Wednesday AM Trios League
rolling games of 268-212 for a high series of 646.
Andrew Larsen rolled 239-208, William Tyson 234,
both Michael Carpenter and Aubrey Pereira 228, Joe
DiRe 225, and Charles Johnson 222.

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 James Hellen 278-740 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Don Railey shot 267,
Home of many Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Leagues ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - James Hellen topped Frank Cimino 266, and both Adam Swensen and John
Excellent Junior Program and Adult-Junior Leagues the scoring in the Tuesday Late Mens League firing Shilling 258.
games of 216-278-246 for a high series of 740. In the Wednesday Clark Gillies League Sheila
Joe Mazza shot 264-224-684, Anthony Bruno 257, Weissman and Joanne Frumento rolled 179, and
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Dave Ciofalo 287 high game of 259 in the Bowl N Cruise League.
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Najee Mayers 299-745
HOPELAWN, NJ - Najee Mayers topped the scor-
ing in the Saturday Night Strike Nation League
blasting games of 299-235-211 for a high series of
745.
Ali Randell rolled 279-212-227-718, Havel
Wright III 223-227-235-685, Sanan Alsheiks 260-
223-202-685, and Mario J. Martinez 228-246-668.
Eric Oppenheimer 805
HOPELAWN, NJ - Eric Oppenheimer topped the
scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League
blasting games of 279-237-289 for a high series of
805.
Cesar Galloza rolled 249-265-257-771, Michael
Portalatin 246-257-253-756, Glenn Mohr 228-
257-267-752, Pat Bowler 27-216-259-752, and
Kenneth Kosiba 289-238-224-751.
Rob Sherman 769
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rob Sherman topped the scor-
ing in the Permiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios League
blasting games of 226-286-257 for a high series of
769.
Michael Morris, Jr rolled 245-233-289-767, Rich
Challiet 215-268-261-744, Dave Sabin 279-246-
218-743, Dan Eremias 248-280-737, and Steven
Kotowski 279-218-218-706.
Ted Lapka 747
HOPELAWN, NJ- Ted Lapka led the scoring in the
Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 242-
259-246 for a high series of 747.
Ed Bulkilvish shot 237-221-256-714 Rocco
Fortunato 268-225-217-710, John Fylypczuk 245-
248-217-710, Tom Conlon 238-246-224-708, and
John Baginsky 202-267-237-706.
In the Wednesday Earlybirds League Char
Martino shot 200.
John Parello 729
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Parello led the scoring in
the Wednesday Night Trios League rolling games
of 241-223-265 for a high series of 729.
Mike Kelly shot 278-215-220-713, Bill Hoese
213-278-202-693, and Frank Jimenez 224-246-
200-670.
Keith Woods 722
HOPELAWN, NJ - Keith Woods topped the scor-
ing in the Don E. Hellhake Memorial League fir-
ing games of 211-278-233 for a high series of 722.
Manny Yamzon rolled 243-202-234-679, David
Deavila 229-213-221-663, and Nick Biamonte
264.
In the Jerzey Pikers League Larry Clarke shot
213-203, Ted Yeung 210, Richard McBurnie 206,
and Joyce Ellison 205.
Bill Keim 764
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Keim topped the scoring in
the San Remo Open 4 League firing games of 216-
258-290 for a high series of 764.
Mark Makwinski shot 226-232-237-695 Bill
Larsen 232-225-215-672, and Mike Orak 289-671.
Kyle Lannuzzi 721
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi topped the scor-
ing in the Garden State Mixed League blasting
games of 256-252-213 for a high series of 721.
Jose Medina rolled 245-227-640, Ava Fela 237,
and Richard Rowley 235.
Michael Potoski 720
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Potoski led the scoring
in the Friday Night Classic League rolling games of
222-287-211 for a high series of 720.
Mike Hanlein shot 223-257-237-717, Vinnie
Pagnotta 258-212-244-714, and Idris Edmnd 215-
238-247-700.
Terry Carothers 681
HOPELAWN, NJ - Terry Carothers in the Thursday
Night Mixed rolling 201-212-268 for a high 681.
Kyle Jannuzzi hit 204-277-676, and Gis Quinn
214-207.
Michael Holoka 650
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Holoka paced the scor-
ing in the Friday Night Mixed League rolling games
of 225-225-200 for a high series of 650.
Raymond Chelsey hit 221-255-639, Mike Kelly
212-228-627, and Shelly Jacques 207-246-622.
Doug Hemmings 648
HOPELAWN NJ - Doug Hemmings paced the scor-
ing in the Monday Night Mixed League rolling
games of 242-212 for a high series of 648.
Tom Schiavo rolled 235-212-644, Brian McAdams
226-208, and Joe Herber 235-227.
Rich Rowley 644
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rich Rowley paced the scoring
in the Winter Senior Citizens League rolling games
of 238-223 for a high series of 644.
Fernando Chea hit 200, and Thomas Ortiz 193.
In the Merck League Dan Hansell shot 234, Evan
Kulick 225, and Pete Zaian 621.
Joseph Abadilla 642
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joseph Abadilla paced the scor-
ing in the Avenel Youth League rolling games of
224-255 for a high series of 642.
Justin Kane shot 243, Steven Pieklo 202, and Joey
Yannuzzi 200.
In the Iselin AA League Paul Woitowicz shot 245-
234-629, Darris Douma 238, and Shawn Douma 222.
January 31 - February 6, 2018
WEST MILFORD BOYS, WARREN HILLS GIRLS
SECURE BOWLING CROWNS
By Vince Albrecht
LODI, NJ – Despite the single digit temperature outside, there was no
stopping the twenty-three high school boys and fourteen girls squads
from competing for the 16th Annual Team Championships held at Lodi
Lanes on Saturday. Unlike last year when snow forced cancellation of
the afternoon Baker Playoffs, eight boys and seven girls teams
advanced, having achieved the highest three-game totals in the morn-
ing’s qualifying round. When the smoke cleared, West Milford swept
Fair Lawn and top-seeded reigning state girls champion Warren Hills
fought past a game Mahwah quintet to emerge as the 2018 champions.
Individually, the only repeat all-stars from last year were Demarest’s
Jordan Tse and Wayne Valley’s Marissa Cosentini.
Qualifying Boys Teams: Wayne Hills 927-983-1123: 3033, North
Bergen 970-1037-947: 2954, North Arlington 887-1000-1038: 2925,
Howell 2889, West Milford 2857, Ridgewood 2839, Fair Lawn 2744
and Demarest 2716.
Boys All-Star Squad: Eric McKenna [North Arlington] 226-257-227:
710, Tommy Luchetta [Wayne Hills] 680, Christopher Lopez [North
Bergen] 676, Andrew Finke [West Milford] 671 and Jordan Tse
[Demarest] 659.
Qualifying Girls Teams: Warren Hills 879-863-817: 2559, Ramsey
829-767-835: 2431, AHA 761-809-792: 2362, Howell 2303,
Hackensack 2272, Mahwah 2121 and Ridgewood 2098.
Girls All-Star Squad: Krista Eskow [Fair Lawn] 643, Amelia Brunda
[AHA] 631, Marissa Cosentini 599, Alisha Khan [Paramus Catholic]
and Kathy Winch [Warren Hills] 569.
Baker Playoff Round - Boys: Quarterfinals – Wayne Hills 2 Demarest
0, Fair Lawn 2 North Bergen 0, Ridgewood 2 ½ - North Arlington ½,
West Milford 2 Howell 1; Semifinals – West Milford 2 Wayne Hills 1,
Fair Lawn 2 Ridgewood 1; Finals – West Milford 3 Fair Lawn 0 [173-
169, 214-191, 187-180]
Baker Playoff Round – Girls: Quarterfinals - Ramsey 2 Ridgewood 0,
Mahwah 2 AHA 1, Howell 2 Hackensack 1; Semifinals – Warren Hills
2 Howell 0, Mahwah 2 Ramsey 1; Finals – Warren Hills 3 Mahwah 2
[225-148, 208-116, 173-179, 165-201, 182-149]
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