Local well-known certified Silver Level IBPSIA instructor Mike Luongo, far right, was part of an exclusive coaching clinic at the USBC Research and Testing Facility recently. Also taking part, from the left, were, USBC Coaching staff Member Bill Monce, Kegal Vice President Del Warren, USBC representative Kevin Dornberger, USBC representative Neil Stremmel and President of MoRich Enterprises Mo Pinel.
Michael Haugen Jr. In Action Last Week Luongo Was Part Of Exclusive Coaching Clinic
Local well-known and highly respected Pro-Shop operator and certified IBPSIA instructor Mike Luongo was part of an exclusive coaching clinic at the United States Bowling Congress (USBC's) Research and Testing Facility recently.
The USBC teamed up with the Kegal Training Center and MoRich Enterprises for an exclusive bowling instructional clinic on the lanes at the USBC Research and Testing Facility in Greendale, Wis. on January 11-13.
Advanced level bowlers were given the opportunity d to bowl on the USBC testing lanes with renowned classroom instructor and President of MoRich Enterprises Mo Pinel, USBC Gold Coach and Kegal Vice President Del Warren USBC Silver Level instructor Mike Luongo who is also the Northeast Technical Advisor for the MoRich Bowling Ball Company and a member of the Brunswick Pro Shop staff.
The world-class instructors taught the attendees the basics of playing the modern game by learning the keys to create a longer "flat spot" in the swing and the use of focal points for targeting and the sliding hinge start.
Each student also received a copy of the "See It, Feel It, Do It" manual and a CD-Rom called "Playing the High Friction Game."
Luongo explained that the flat spot is at the bottom of the swing at the release and it increases the bowlers margin of error in the modern game. It's defined, ":as the portion of the arc of the arm swing from the ankle forward, where the fingers are parallel to the lane," Luongo said.
Luongo, proprietor of Mike's Pro Shop in Middletown and Newburgh is a weekly contributor to the Bowling Highlights column with his Tip Of The Week.
In March of 2007 Luongo was elected to the Board of Directors of the International Bowling Pro Shop & Instructors Association (IBPSIA).
The Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo
Bowlers: This week's tip is for any bowler who ends up out of balance at the foul line when delivering a bowling ball.
If you find yourself unable to finish your delivery in a strong balanced position, it may be a result of your follow through. It is very important that when you follow through on your delivery, you do not reach OUT with your arm, but UP with your follow through.
The reason?
If you reach out, the weight of the ball will pull your upper body forward and may cause you to lose your balance. If you reach up, you can stay planted in a strong, solid position to deliver your bowling ball with accuracy and leverage.
Mike Luongo is technically certified through IBPSIA as a Pro Shop Operator and Teacher. He is a Silver Level Coach with the USBC and is also the Northeast Technical Advisor for the Morich Bowling Ball Company (Morich Enterprises, Inc.). Mike is a member of the Brunswick Pro Shop Staff. If you have a question or subject you would like covered, he can be reached at 341-1694 or via e-mail at mikespro@warwick.net
Ed's Outlook
The Skills Center, a division of Strike Ten Entertainment (STE), will be establishing a new national recognition for bowling coaches and/or instructors through the presentation of a new award.
The National Coaching/Instructors Award, which will honor an outstanding bowling coach/instructor may also lead to the creation of a hall of fame for bowling coaches and instructors.
A task force has been formed to develop award criteria, annually review candidates as well as explore the creation of a bowling coaches/instructors hall of fame.
Applications will be available starting today.
The first award recipient will be recognized at International Bowl Expo 2008 in Orlando on Monday morning, June 23 during the bowling industry awards presentation.
Our hats go off to this great effort by this group to recognize the importance of our many bowling coaches/instructors.
This column is written by Ed Townsend, who is a consultant to the professional sport of bowling. Ed is also a member of the board of directors of the Tri-State NY USBC, where he serves as Publicity Director.If you have a topic that you believe would make good reading or have league scores, standings or tournament information, please give Ed a call at 439-8177 or send an e-mail to him at bowlgolfect1@yahoo.com.
Please visit our Web site at http://bght.blogspot.com/ where you can find additional bowling information.
Local Scores
Callicoon Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Hortonville Ladies league include a 197, 526 by Robin Luckey, Debra Loughrey 180 and Maureen Schlott 197.
In the Tuesday Delaware Valley Men's league Kris Rasmussen scored a 209, Brian Starr 237, Joseph Gager 214, Tim Ackerman 204, Mark Herbert 229, 600, Ken Darling 199, Mike Brockner 229, Charles Reichenback 213, Wally Warren 201, Mark Schriber 203, Russell Yerkes 210, Joel Turner 199, Jon Wayne 246, 224, 650, Karl Adams 224, John Fisher 202, 232, Tom Schultz 222, ,247, 647 and Ed LeRoy 199, 202.
In the Wednesday Mixed Businessmen league Tom Russell scored a 227, Damien Vanleluven 204, 211, Mark Rutledge 202, Alan Rutledge 197, Kory Kessler 211, Bruce Rutledge 277, 203, 661, Tad Doscher 240, 604, Mike Hubbard 202, Phil Jacobi 209, Roger Widmann 223, Alan Hendrickson 197, Bob Cady 236, John Hoffmann 237, 237, 221, 695 and Shirley Townsend 182, 501.
Fox Bowling Center
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Ladies Early Birds league include a 189, 196, 522 by Tammy Kane, Sherry Persbacker 210, 517, Melinda Ferris 204, 515, Sally Ballard 513, Jill Gorton 510Louise Botsford 215, 505, Anne Couse 192, 501, Kathleen Maltese 187 and Diane Miller 181.
In the Wednesday Men's Independent league Donald J. Marino scored a 236, 228, 263, 727, Rod Pudney 279, 211, 232, 722, Jack Hazen 222, 243, 247, 712, Daniel L. Wormuth 216, 216, 268, 700, William C. Gleim 238, 230, 224, 692, David P. Thomason 259, 236, 674, James Dibble 257, 227, 668, Arthur Gately 235, 207, 226, 668, Andrew S. Bullis 229, 225, 213, 667, Tony Wright 268, 220, 667, Mitch Persbacker 224, 221, 633, Robert Johnson 222, 214, 624, Allen B. Bullis Sr. 201, 224, 618, Paul Ignatovich 223, 218, 616, Neil Mosher 226, 198, 615, Jonathon Wayne 200, 220, 601, Glenn Bowker 227, Lee Stanton 219, Josh Rice 255, Charlie Reichenbaugh 220, Brian Drumm 221, Charlie DeCristofaro 232 and Robert Sobas 226.
In the Thursday Men's Deposit National league Tony Wright scored a 257, 256, 705, Harold Morgan 225, 279, 697, Shane Merwin 219, 234, 239, 692, Jeff Curtis 217, 246, 228, 691, Rod Pudney 248, 195, 235, 678, Andrew Bullis 232, 227, 214, 673, Greg Barnes 257, 221, 656, Steve Aitken 211, 243, 624, Cody Conway 266, 623, Robert Johnson 225, 224, 618, Al Bullis Sr. 265, 617, Bob Mills 197, 200, 213, 610, John Gurnick 245, 603, Carl Davis 202, 206, 600, Bill Gleim 246, 214, Brad Tracy 224, Lee Stanton 234 and Paul Fritz 223.
In the Friday Mixed Doubles league Andy Bullis scored a 225, 267, 668, James Dibble 235, 215, 643, Robert Johnson 222, 224, 639, William Gleim 199, 218, 605, Daniel Wormuth 211, 212, 604, Brian Tiffany 195, 203, 203, 601, Norman Ellis 199, 225, Craig Conklin 225, John Stanton 214, Nick Hazen 221, Anne Couse 196, 182, 539, Kristina Couse 203, 518Jennifer Smith 220, 509 and Michelle Brush 183.
Kiamesha Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Night Men's league included John Bartley with a 246 game, Nate Sanders with games of 203, 237, 204 for a 644 series, Willy Bartley 200, David Graham 202, Lloyd Bridges 244, Chuck McAllister 235, 202, 635, Matty Waichman 221, Mike Weiner 211, John Hoffmann 234, 279, 691, Walt Edwards 232, 225, 206, 663, Tom Belgiovene 223, 201, 248, 672, Paul Minton Jr. 237, 215, 223, 675, Richard Levine 212, 216, 608, Mike Cardo 208, Frank Amore 203, Brian Marino 214, 236, 607, Mike Mason 201, John Fischer 242, 266, 202, 712, Chris Merier 214, 225, 227, 666, Paul Durland 218, 214, 202, 634, Donald Durland 209, 228, 213, 650, Mark Wegener 237, 247, 673, Al Caycho 212, Jack Moylan 218, 230, 184, 632, James Ratner278, 253, 711, Kort Wheeler 225, 247, 632, Angel Rodrigluez 222, 234, 235, 691, Jaryl Scott 249, 244, 216, 709, Ed Lake 209, 216, 214, 639, Rick Lake 223, 214, 618.
In the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters league Larry Berens scored a 279, 679, Charles Blackburn 257, John Cascone 256, 654, John Hoffmann 677, Debbie Durland 202, 586, Carol MacAdam 191, 534 and Roberta Yakin 188, 552.
In the Wednesday Night Men's league at Kiamesha Lanes include Rich Henricks 202, Pedro C. Agapito 238, 279, 658, Al Caycho 200, Mike S. Weiner230, 280, 657, Tom Belgiovenne 200, 267, 649, Vincent Collura Jr. 247, 237, 671, Mark F. Wegener 213, 236, 642, Walt I. Edwards Jr. 246, 619, Donald Durland 234, 248, 211, 693, Paul E. Minton Jr. 258, 233, 649, Roy J. Sweeny 221, John Strang 257, 215, 665, Frank L. Gerow Sr. 202, Glenn Fraser 201, AllenJones 200, 205, 238, 641, George Battle 217, 601, Dean A. Shattuck 300, 238, 233, 771, Ed Guthrie 211, Al Frangipane 213, John Cascone 201, Russ Keesler 202, 204, Ricky W. Lare 254, 623, Frank T. Emmens 204, 213, 613, Christopher Magie 204.
Liberty Lanes
Recent highlight scores for the Liberty Elks Bantam League included Tommy Barkley with a 205, Melissa Symanski 253, Bryanna Keyes 215.
In the Liberty Elks Teenage League, John Kolari;;k scored a 210, 204, Ben Grisafe 224.
In the Monday Ladies League, Cathy Edwards had a 225.
In the Wednesday Men's League, Derik Irwin games of 201, 259 and 248 for a 708 series, Kevin Teller 245, 267, 680, Kyle Stevens 201, 278, 674, Paul Tuttle 216, 209, 214, 639, Paul Curry 222, 222, 626, Ralph Coney 214, 232, 621, Tom Skiff III 212, 206, 605, Jason Rogers 212, 214, Glenn Norris 221, 211, Wayne Fox 202, 231, Gene Smith 201, 214, Jim Fiore 225, Jerry Scandore 245, Roy Lepke 221, John Lopez 247, Robert Stewart 241, Rich Bivins 210, Harold Duffus 225, Rob Tuttle 222, Billy Curry 200, 218, Rich Vail 217, Tony Mears 214, Seth Goldberg 212, Ryan Lepke 212, Troy Morris 210, Eric Bankich 203, Rich Kushner 202, Gregg Skiff, 202, Peter Bertholf Jr. 201, Deming Roosa 201, Chris Stevens 201, Mark Carman Sr. 200.
In the Thursday Bud Men's League, Kyle Stevens 222, 237, 258, 717, Ralph Coney 216, 222, 234, 672, Kevin Brockner 227, 211, 637, Tom Skiff III 218, 213, 630, Todd Houghtaling 216, Gregg Skiff 202, Ricky Nichols 227, Derek Irwin 225, Chris Stevens 201.
In the Frudat Nuxed League, Kyle Stevens 258, 247, 237, 742, Robert Fix III 226, 254, 703, Ralph Coney 257224, 675, George Crary 212, 212, 232, 656, Kevin Brockner 223, 204, 214, 641, Rich Perry 219, 234, 638, Steven McAdams 202, 224, 616, Alan LaBounty 212, 223, JimFiore 209, Bonnie Carman 207, Rob Tuttle 204, Merlin Bound 202, Joel Brodie 202.
In the Saturday Mixed League , Keith Smith 214, 246, 215, 675, Rich Vail 235, 612, Phil Russell 224, 236, 609, Phil Norris 205, Sharon Russell 235, Kevin teller 221, Rich Edwards 219, Russell Bivins 203.
In the Sunday Mixed League, Rob Barber 218, Stew Ste;vens 227, Herbie Sklar 202, Keith Smith 233, Elisa Bound 201, Carly Sklar 233, Chris Stevens 212.
Local well-known and highly respected Pro-Shop operator and certified IBPSIA instructor Mike Luongo was part of an exclusive coaching clinic at the United States Bowling Congress (USBC's) Research and Testing Facility recently.
The USBC teamed up with the Kegal Training Center and MoRich Enterprises for an exclusive bowling instructional clinic on the lanes at the USBC Research and Testing Facility in Greendale, Wis. on January 11-13.
Advanced level bowlers were given the opportunity d to bowl on the USBC testing lanes with renowned classroom instructor and President of MoRich Enterprises Mo Pinel, USBC Gold Coach and Kegal Vice President Del Warren USBC Silver Level instructor Mike Luongo who is also the Northeast Technical Advisor for the MoRich Bowling Ball Company and a member of the Brunswick Pro Shop staff.
The world-class instructors taught the attendees the basics of playing the modern game by learning the keys to create a longer "flat spot" in the swing and the use of focal points for targeting and the sliding hinge start.
Each student also received a copy of the "See It, Feel It, Do It" manual and a CD-Rom called "Playing the High Friction Game."
Luongo explained that the flat spot is at the bottom of the swing at the release and it increases the bowlers margin of error in the modern game. It's defined, ":as the portion of the arc of the arm swing from the ankle forward, where the fingers are parallel to the lane," Luongo said.
Luongo, proprietor of Mike's Pro Shop in Middletown and Newburgh is a weekly contributor to the Bowling Highlights column with his Tip Of The Week.
In March of 2007 Luongo was elected to the Board of Directors of the International Bowling Pro Shop & Instructors Association (IBPSIA).
The Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo
Bowlers: This week's tip is for any bowler who ends up out of balance at the foul line when delivering a bowling ball.
If you find yourself unable to finish your delivery in a strong balanced position, it may be a result of your follow through. It is very important that when you follow through on your delivery, you do not reach OUT with your arm, but UP with your follow through.
The reason?
If you reach out, the weight of the ball will pull your upper body forward and may cause you to lose your balance. If you reach up, you can stay planted in a strong, solid position to deliver your bowling ball with accuracy and leverage.
Mike Luongo is technically certified through IBPSIA as a Pro Shop Operator and Teacher. He is a Silver Level Coach with the USBC and is also the Northeast Technical Advisor for the Morich Bowling Ball Company (Morich Enterprises, Inc.). Mike is a member of the Brunswick Pro Shop Staff. If you have a question or subject you would like covered, he can be reached at 341-1694 or via e-mail at mikespro@warwick.net
Ed's Outlook
The Skills Center, a division of Strike Ten Entertainment (STE), will be establishing a new national recognition for bowling coaches and/or instructors through the presentation of a new award.
The National Coaching/Instructors Award, which will honor an outstanding bowling coach/instructor may also lead to the creation of a hall of fame for bowling coaches and instructors.
A task force has been formed to develop award criteria, annually review candidates as well as explore the creation of a bowling coaches/instructors hall of fame.
Applications will be available starting today.
The first award recipient will be recognized at International Bowl Expo 2008 in Orlando on Monday morning, June 23 during the bowling industry awards presentation.
Our hats go off to this great effort by this group to recognize the importance of our many bowling coaches/instructors.
This column is written by Ed Townsend, who is a consultant to the professional sport of bowling. Ed is also a member of the board of directors of the Tri-State NY USBC, where he serves as Publicity Director.If you have a topic that you believe would make good reading or have league scores, standings or tournament information, please give Ed a call at 439-8177 or send an e-mail to him at bowlgolfect1@yahoo.com.
Please visit our Web site at http://bght.blogspot.com/ where you can find additional bowling information.
Local Scores
Callicoon Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Hortonville Ladies league include a 197, 526 by Robin Luckey, Debra Loughrey 180 and Maureen Schlott 197.
In the Tuesday Delaware Valley Men's league Kris Rasmussen scored a 209, Brian Starr 237, Joseph Gager 214, Tim Ackerman 204, Mark Herbert 229, 600, Ken Darling 199, Mike Brockner 229, Charles Reichenback 213, Wally Warren 201, Mark Schriber 203, Russell Yerkes 210, Joel Turner 199, Jon Wayne 246, 224, 650, Karl Adams 224, John Fisher 202, 232, Tom Schultz 222, ,247, 647 and Ed LeRoy 199, 202.
In the Wednesday Mixed Businessmen league Tom Russell scored a 227, Damien Vanleluven 204, 211, Mark Rutledge 202, Alan Rutledge 197, Kory Kessler 211, Bruce Rutledge 277, 203, 661, Tad Doscher 240, 604, Mike Hubbard 202, Phil Jacobi 209, Roger Widmann 223, Alan Hendrickson 197, Bob Cady 236, John Hoffmann 237, 237, 221, 695 and Shirley Townsend 182, 501.
Fox Bowling Center
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Ladies Early Birds league include a 189, 196, 522 by Tammy Kane, Sherry Persbacker 210, 517, Melinda Ferris 204, 515, Sally Ballard 513, Jill Gorton 510Louise Botsford 215, 505, Anne Couse 192, 501, Kathleen Maltese 187 and Diane Miller 181.
In the Wednesday Men's Independent league Donald J. Marino scored a 236, 228, 263, 727, Rod Pudney 279, 211, 232, 722, Jack Hazen 222, 243, 247, 712, Daniel L. Wormuth 216, 216, 268, 700, William C. Gleim 238, 230, 224, 692, David P. Thomason 259, 236, 674, James Dibble 257, 227, 668, Arthur Gately 235, 207, 226, 668, Andrew S. Bullis 229, 225, 213, 667, Tony Wright 268, 220, 667, Mitch Persbacker 224, 221, 633, Robert Johnson 222, 214, 624, Allen B. Bullis Sr. 201, 224, 618, Paul Ignatovich 223, 218, 616, Neil Mosher 226, 198, 615, Jonathon Wayne 200, 220, 601, Glenn Bowker 227, Lee Stanton 219, Josh Rice 255, Charlie Reichenbaugh 220, Brian Drumm 221, Charlie DeCristofaro 232 and Robert Sobas 226.
In the Thursday Men's Deposit National league Tony Wright scored a 257, 256, 705, Harold Morgan 225, 279, 697, Shane Merwin 219, 234, 239, 692, Jeff Curtis 217, 246, 228, 691, Rod Pudney 248, 195, 235, 678, Andrew Bullis 232, 227, 214, 673, Greg Barnes 257, 221, 656, Steve Aitken 211, 243, 624, Cody Conway 266, 623, Robert Johnson 225, 224, 618, Al Bullis Sr. 265, 617, Bob Mills 197, 200, 213, 610, John Gurnick 245, 603, Carl Davis 202, 206, 600, Bill Gleim 246, 214, Brad Tracy 224, Lee Stanton 234 and Paul Fritz 223.
In the Friday Mixed Doubles league Andy Bullis scored a 225, 267, 668, James Dibble 235, 215, 643, Robert Johnson 222, 224, 639, William Gleim 199, 218, 605, Daniel Wormuth 211, 212, 604, Brian Tiffany 195, 203, 203, 601, Norman Ellis 199, 225, Craig Conklin 225, John Stanton 214, Nick Hazen 221, Anne Couse 196, 182, 539, Kristina Couse 203, 518Jennifer Smith 220, 509 and Michelle Brush 183.
Kiamesha Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Night Men's league included John Bartley with a 246 game, Nate Sanders with games of 203, 237, 204 for a 644 series, Willy Bartley 200, David Graham 202, Lloyd Bridges 244, Chuck McAllister 235, 202, 635, Matty Waichman 221, Mike Weiner 211, John Hoffmann 234, 279, 691, Walt Edwards 232, 225, 206, 663, Tom Belgiovene 223, 201, 248, 672, Paul Minton Jr. 237, 215, 223, 675, Richard Levine 212, 216, 608, Mike Cardo 208, Frank Amore 203, Brian Marino 214, 236, 607, Mike Mason 201, John Fischer 242, 266, 202, 712, Chris Merier 214, 225, 227, 666, Paul Durland 218, 214, 202, 634, Donald Durland 209, 228, 213, 650, Mark Wegener 237, 247, 673, Al Caycho 212, Jack Moylan 218, 230, 184, 632, James Ratner278, 253, 711, Kort Wheeler 225, 247, 632, Angel Rodrigluez 222, 234, 235, 691, Jaryl Scott 249, 244, 216, 709, Ed Lake 209, 216, 214, 639, Rick Lake 223, 214, 618.
In the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters league Larry Berens scored a 279, 679, Charles Blackburn 257, John Cascone 256, 654, John Hoffmann 677, Debbie Durland 202, 586, Carol MacAdam 191, 534 and Roberta Yakin 188, 552.
In the Wednesday Night Men's league at Kiamesha Lanes include Rich Henricks 202, Pedro C. Agapito 238, 279, 658, Al Caycho 200, Mike S. Weiner230, 280, 657, Tom Belgiovenne 200, 267, 649, Vincent Collura Jr. 247, 237, 671, Mark F. Wegener 213, 236, 642, Walt I. Edwards Jr. 246, 619, Donald Durland 234, 248, 211, 693, Paul E. Minton Jr. 258, 233, 649, Roy J. Sweeny 221, John Strang 257, 215, 665, Frank L. Gerow Sr. 202, Glenn Fraser 201, AllenJones 200, 205, 238, 641, George Battle 217, 601, Dean A. Shattuck 300, 238, 233, 771, Ed Guthrie 211, Al Frangipane 213, John Cascone 201, Russ Keesler 202, 204, Ricky W. Lare 254, 623, Frank T. Emmens 204, 213, 613, Christopher Magie 204.
Liberty Lanes
Recent highlight scores for the Liberty Elks Bantam League included Tommy Barkley with a 205, Melissa Symanski 253, Bryanna Keyes 215.
In the Liberty Elks Teenage League, John Kolari;;k scored a 210, 204, Ben Grisafe 224.
In the Monday Ladies League, Cathy Edwards had a 225.
In the Wednesday Men's League, Derik Irwin games of 201, 259 and 248 for a 708 series, Kevin Teller 245, 267, 680, Kyle Stevens 201, 278, 674, Paul Tuttle 216, 209, 214, 639, Paul Curry 222, 222, 626, Ralph Coney 214, 232, 621, Tom Skiff III 212, 206, 605, Jason Rogers 212, 214, Glenn Norris 221, 211, Wayne Fox 202, 231, Gene Smith 201, 214, Jim Fiore 225, Jerry Scandore 245, Roy Lepke 221, John Lopez 247, Robert Stewart 241, Rich Bivins 210, Harold Duffus 225, Rob Tuttle 222, Billy Curry 200, 218, Rich Vail 217, Tony Mears 214, Seth Goldberg 212, Ryan Lepke 212, Troy Morris 210, Eric Bankich 203, Rich Kushner 202, Gregg Skiff, 202, Peter Bertholf Jr. 201, Deming Roosa 201, Chris Stevens 201, Mark Carman Sr. 200.
In the Thursday Bud Men's League, Kyle Stevens 222, 237, 258, 717, Ralph Coney 216, 222, 234, 672, Kevin Brockner 227, 211, 637, Tom Skiff III 218, 213, 630, Todd Houghtaling 216, Gregg Skiff 202, Ricky Nichols 227, Derek Irwin 225, Chris Stevens 201.
In the Frudat Nuxed League, Kyle Stevens 258, 247, 237, 742, Robert Fix III 226, 254, 703, Ralph Coney 257224, 675, George Crary 212, 212, 232, 656, Kevin Brockner 223, 204, 214, 641, Rich Perry 219, 234, 638, Steven McAdams 202, 224, 616, Alan LaBounty 212, 223, JimFiore 209, Bonnie Carman 207, Rob Tuttle 204, Merlin Bound 202, Joel Brodie 202.
In the Saturday Mixed League , Keith Smith 214, 246, 215, 675, Rich Vail 235, 612, Phil Russell 224, 236, 609, Phil Norris 205, Sharon Russell 235, Kevin teller 221, Rich Edwards 219, Russell Bivins 203.
In the Sunday Mixed League, Rob Barber 218, Stew Ste;vens 227, Herbie Sklar 202, Keith Smith 233, Elisa Bound 201, Carly Sklar 233, Chris Stevens 212.
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