WOMEN’S PRO BOWLING TO
BE HONORED AT ARLINGTON’S
BOWLING MUSEUM AND HALL OF FAME
The new International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBM/HF) is proud to announce that it will be adding a new exhibit to the museum which pays tribute to the history of women’s professional bowling. The exhibit will be unveiled during the International Bowl Expo and USBC Convention, which will be held, in Arlington, TX during the last week in June 2011.
“We are so excited about Bowl Expo, as well as the USBC convention, coming to Arlington, Texas. Those who attend this first-ever-event will get a first-hand look at the IBM/HF, International Training and Research Center, as well as the offices of the International Bowling Campus,” stated IBM/HF chairman Pat Ciniello. He went on to add, “The new exhibit will display rare photographs and artifacts – from those who made professional women’s bowling a reality, to the great women bowlers who competed on tour.”
A committee has been formed to develop the contents of the exhibit, as well as to raise funds in order to build it. Jim Goodwin, President of the Bowling News Network and publisher of Stars & Strikes Bowling Newsmagazine has been named chairman. Goodwin worked with the Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour and the Professional Women’s Bowling Association for 20 years. Public relations expert Joan Romeo, owner of The Marketing Team agency, will be handling the fund-raising and promotions aspect of the project. Joan’s two daughters, Robin and Tori, are former pro tour players. Robin is in the PWBA and USBC Halls of Fame.
Former LPBT & PWBA Tour Director and Historian Fran Deken will be an invaluable member of the team in recording the history and making sure all the right people are honored. Former PWBA owner and museum trustee John Sommer, who operated and financed the LPBT and PWBA for 22 years from 1981-2003, will contribute his time, effort, and expertise to the project. Deken and Sommer are also members of the PWBA and USBC Halls of Fame.
50 Years of Women’s Pro Bowling will occupy a prominent place within the new museum, and become a permanent part of bowling’s incredible history for all visitors to explore year round. The IBM/HF occupies 18,000 square feet of the International Bowling Campus, which is also the home for the United States Bowling Congress, the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America, the International Training and Research Center, and many more related organizations that make up bowling’s headquarters.
About the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame
Located at the International Bowling Campus in Arlington, Texas, the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame collects, preserves and researches bowling’s history, provides a suitable home for bowling’s major halls of fame, and makes the museum’s information and collection available to interested parties globally for education, promotion and entertainment.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Ebonite’s new Game
On goes distance
Come early November, when the weather starts to become crisp and the leaves begin to change into the warm jewel-toned colors of fall, Ebonite bowling will introduce its newest mid-performance bowling ball, Game On.The Game On is a follow-up to the brand’s Game Plan and will be the receiver every football coach dreams of: one who can go 110 yards untouched every time into the end zone.The Game On will give bowlers length down the lane with strong backend performance on light to medium-oiled lanes.“The Game On is a great addition to the Ebonite product line,” Ebonite Brand Manager Ed Gallagher said. “The Game On exhibits motion that we need, a ball that is very clean through the front part of the lane, and has great backend reaction.”The 15 pound Game On has an RG rating of 2.51, a differential rating of 0.058, an intermediate differential of 0.001 which is a very low mass bias.When it comes time to add to your offensive line this fall, be sure to put Ebonite’s Game On on your roster.The Game On will be released world-wide Nov. 9, 2010.— Ebonite Bowling Balls & Bowling Equipment - Ebonite is a brand of Ebonite International, Inc. Based in Hopkinsville, Ky., Ebonite International is a privately-owned company that services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets domestically and internationally. In addition to Ebonite, the company’s consumer product brands include Hammer,Columbia 300,Track, Robby’s and Powerhouse™; its commercial product brand is Ebonite Bowling Center Direct.
On goes distance
Come early November, when the weather starts to become crisp and the leaves begin to change into the warm jewel-toned colors of fall, Ebonite bowling will introduce its newest mid-performance bowling ball, Game On.The Game On is a follow-up to the brand’s Game Plan and will be the receiver every football coach dreams of: one who can go 110 yards untouched every time into the end zone.The Game On will give bowlers length down the lane with strong backend performance on light to medium-oiled lanes.“The Game On is a great addition to the Ebonite product line,” Ebonite Brand Manager Ed Gallagher said. “The Game On exhibits motion that we need, a ball that is very clean through the front part of the lane, and has great backend reaction.”The 15 pound Game On has an RG rating of 2.51, a differential rating of 0.058, an intermediate differential of 0.001 which is a very low mass bias.When it comes time to add to your offensive line this fall, be sure to put Ebonite’s Game On on your roster.The Game On will be released world-wide Nov. 9, 2010.— Ebonite Bowling Balls & Bowling Equipment - Ebonite is a brand of Ebonite International, Inc. Based in Hopkinsville, Ky., Ebonite International is a privately-owned company that services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets domestically and internationally. In addition to Ebonite, the company’s consumer product brands include Hammer,Columbia 300,Track, Robby’s and Powerhouse™; its commercial product brand is Ebonite Bowling Center Direct.
HAMMER HARDCORE BRAWL
LOOKING FOR A FIGHT
Are you ready to Brawl Hardcore? Hammer’s newest addition to the Hardcore line, the Brawl is ready to whoop some ass on medium oiled lanes.The Brawl is equipped with the Bullet core introduced in the Grind and covered in Hammer’s aggressive Violent Flip Reactive™ coverstock. The symmetric core offers a wide variety of drilling patterns, which leaves the door wide open for performance options.“I really like this new combination that Hammer has created,” said Bill O’Neill, Hammer Staff Player and U.S. Open Champion. “The Brawl is a perfect fit right in between the Jacked and Grind, and will make transitioning on patterns far easier for me.”Finished with 800, 1000, and two cycles with 2000 Abralon® finish, the Brawl provides bowlers with medium hook and continuous backend.The black/violet Hammer Hardcore Brawl has a medium finish, an aggressive cover and a medium core for a score of 17 on the Hammer FCC (finish/core/cover) rating scale.“The Brawl is perfect for bowlers looking for a lot of hook and continuation,” said Hammer Brand Manager Jeff Ussery. “With our more aggressive coverstock on the Bullet core shape, the Brawl is ready to beat down the competition.”The Brawl is available in 10-16 pounds and will be released world-wide Nov. 16, 2010.— Hammer Bowling Balls & Bowling Equipment -Based in Hopkinsville, Kent., Ebonite International is a privately-owned company that currently services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets both domestically and internationally. In addition to Hammer, the company’s consumer product brands include Track, Robby’s, Columbia 300, Ebonite and Powerhouse™; its commercial product brand is Ebonite Bowling Center Direct.
LOOKING FOR A FIGHT
Are you ready to Brawl Hardcore? Hammer’s newest addition to the Hardcore line, the Brawl is ready to whoop some ass on medium oiled lanes.The Brawl is equipped with the Bullet core introduced in the Grind and covered in Hammer’s aggressive Violent Flip Reactive™ coverstock. The symmetric core offers a wide variety of drilling patterns, which leaves the door wide open for performance options.“I really like this new combination that Hammer has created,” said Bill O’Neill, Hammer Staff Player and U.S. Open Champion. “The Brawl is a perfect fit right in between the Jacked and Grind, and will make transitioning on patterns far easier for me.”Finished with 800, 1000, and two cycles with 2000 Abralon® finish, the Brawl provides bowlers with medium hook and continuous backend.The black/violet Hammer Hardcore Brawl has a medium finish, an aggressive cover and a medium core for a score of 17 on the Hammer FCC (finish/core/cover) rating scale.“The Brawl is perfect for bowlers looking for a lot of hook and continuation,” said Hammer Brand Manager Jeff Ussery. “With our more aggressive coverstock on the Bullet core shape, the Brawl is ready to beat down the competition.”The Brawl is available in 10-16 pounds and will be released world-wide Nov. 16, 2010.— Hammer Bowling Balls & Bowling Equipment -Based in Hopkinsville, Kent., Ebonite International is a privately-owned company that currently services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets both domestically and internationally. In addition to Hammer, the company’s consumer product brands include Track, Robby’s, Columbia 300, Ebonite and Powerhouse™; its commercial product brand is Ebonite Bowling Center Direct.
OUTBURST GIVES COLUMBIA 300
BOWLERS MORE BANG FOR BUCK
For those who like more performance for your money, Columbia 300 has got a deal for you in its newest bowling ball release, the Outburst.The Outburst is a sanded stronger version of the Burst which was released earlier this year. The Burst was a replica of the brand’s former high performance Resurgence bowling ball, at a lower price point and with a different surface preparation.“The Burst is a very popular ball for Columbia 300,” said Columbia 300 Brand Manager Bugsy Kelly. “Bowlers love the length and strong arcing motion the Burst gives them, but they’ve been begging us to give them a version of this ball that works better on more volume of oil, we’ve done just that with the Outburst.”The Outburst will come in a beautiful red and silver color combination, it will have great shelf appeal, Kelly said.It will be available in 12-16 pounds and will feature the Resurgence core. The coverstock will allow this ball to be versatile if modified for different bowling styles and different lane conditions, but straight out of the box will perform best on medium to heavy oil.“This is a ball that will outperform any other ball at this price point on heavier oil conditions,” Kelly said. “The Outburst is phenomenal compliment to the Burst and will give bowlers a great one-two combo in their arsenals.”The Outburst will be released world-wide Nov. 16, 2010.— Columbia 300 Bowling Balls & Bowling Equipment - Based in Hopkinsville, Ky., Columbia 300 is a long-time power brand servicing the bowling world with quality and professional products. Its parent company, Ebonite International, Inc., is a privately-owned company that services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets both domestically and internationally. The company’s other consumer product brands include Ebonite,Hammer,Track, Robby’s, and Powerhouse™; its commercial product brand is Ebonite Bowling Center Direct.
BOWLERS MORE BANG FOR BUCK
For those who like more performance for your money, Columbia 300 has got a deal for you in its newest bowling ball release, the Outburst.The Outburst is a sanded stronger version of the Burst which was released earlier this year. The Burst was a replica of the brand’s former high performance Resurgence bowling ball, at a lower price point and with a different surface preparation.“The Burst is a very popular ball for Columbia 300,” said Columbia 300 Brand Manager Bugsy Kelly. “Bowlers love the length and strong arcing motion the Burst gives them, but they’ve been begging us to give them a version of this ball that works better on more volume of oil, we’ve done just that with the Outburst.”The Outburst will come in a beautiful red and silver color combination, it will have great shelf appeal, Kelly said.It will be available in 12-16 pounds and will feature the Resurgence core. The coverstock will allow this ball to be versatile if modified for different bowling styles and different lane conditions, but straight out of the box will perform best on medium to heavy oil.“This is a ball that will outperform any other ball at this price point on heavier oil conditions,” Kelly said. “The Outburst is phenomenal compliment to the Burst and will give bowlers a great one-two combo in their arsenals.”The Outburst will be released world-wide Nov. 16, 2010.— Columbia 300 Bowling Balls & Bowling Equipment - Based in Hopkinsville, Ky., Columbia 300 is a long-time power brand servicing the bowling world with quality and professional products. Its parent company, Ebonite International, Inc., is a privately-owned company that services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets both domestically and internationally. The company’s other consumer product brands include Ebonite,Hammer,Track, Robby’s, and Powerhouse™; its commercial product brand is Ebonite Bowling Center Direct.
PBA World Series of Bowling
Lives Up to its Name
Among a growing number of international players who travel the world to compete in professional bowling tournaments is second-year Lumber Liquidators Professional Bowlers Association Tour exempt player Stuart Williams of Ellesmere Port, England, who visited 14 countries to compete in tournaments while also bowling full-time on the PBA Tour in 2010. His next stop will be the PBA World Series of Bowling Oct. 24-Nov. 6 at the South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas to begin the 2010-11 season.
Since the first of this year, the globetrotting Williams has traveled to Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Bahrain, Turkey, Denmark, Malta, Italy, Spain, England, Cyprus, Russia and Austria, racking up more than 85,000 air miles.
The 29-year-old has won titles in nine countries including the 2007 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Ranking Masters conducted at the Kegel Training Center in Florida and the 2010 Bahrain Open. He had three top-10 finishes in his rookie season on the PBA Tour in 2009-10.
Williams says there is a definite difference in the competitive atmosphere between bowling on the PBA Tour and tournaments in other countries. Both Europe and Asia also have professional bowling tours.
“Generally, the formats are more varied in tournaments in other parts of the world,” Williams said. “In Europe, for example, there is less depth in the tournament fields and the atmosphere is a little more friendly because most players aren’t bowling for a living.
“One advantage of a lot of international tournaments that you don’t have on the PBA Tour is that there is often a re-entry option which allows you to get a better feel for the bowling center and the competitive environment.”
Williams began bowling at age 13 and became a fast learner. He started to take the game seriously when he entered college at Leeds Metropolitan University where he attained a degree in accounting. Three years later he became Great Britain’s national champion and soon won his first professional tournament in Spain in 2003. That win gave him the inspiration to travel the world bowling for a living and eventually join the PBA.
“It was about two years ago that I made the serious decision to try and make a living bowling on the PBA Tour,” Williams said. “The PBA Tour has most of the world’s best bowlers competing week in and week out and I wanted to challenge myself by bowling against the best.”
Williams feels his vigorous bowling schedule is probably the best way to prepare for this year’s World Series.
“I’ve bowled a lot of tournaments this year and I’m practicing three or four times a week and will be making a trip to the Kegel Training Center Europe this weekend in Tilburg (Holland) so I’m confident I’ll be ready when I get to Las Vegas.”
During the two week run of the World Series, PBA will conduct six tournaments with the finals of each taped by ESPN Nov. 5-6 for airing beginning Nov. 28.
One of the special features of the World Series will be the first “USA vs. The World” TV event, which will be taped on Nov. 6. The top six United States bowlers after 60 qualifying games will meet the top six international players in a made-for-TV competition.
Bowling fans worldwide will be able to follow World Series action including the USA vs. The World event on pba.com’s Xtra Frame. For information on how to subscribe to Xtra Frame, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo.
In addition to Williams, among the more famous international players who have made their mark in PBA Tour competition and will also be competing in the World Series are PBA Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela; eight-time Tour champion Mika Koivuniemi of Finland, bowling in his 12th season on Tour, and Jason Belmonte of Australia, who gained widespread media attention two seasons ago by becoming the first player to win a PBA Tour event using his unique two-handed delivery. Belmonte, the 2008-09 PBA Rookie of the Year, recently won Korean Professional Bowling Association and Asian Bowling Federation Tour events in South Korea and Indonesia, respectively.
Williams’ fellow countryman Dominic Barrett, named World Bowling Writers Bowler of the Year the last two years, will also be competing in the World Series.
Through the years U.S. players have also made their mark traveling the world in international professional competition. Most recently PBA Tour stars Chris Barnes and Pete Weber went head-to-head in the title match of the European Bowlers Tour’s Vienna Open in Austria on Oct. 3, with Barnes winning a 191-184 battle for the title.
Bowling’s Team USA 2010— a.k.a. “bowling’s dream team” — with PBA Tour stars Patrick Allen, Wes Malott, Rhino Page, Barnes, Tommy Jones and Bill O’Neill, dominated the 2010 WTBA World Men’s Championships in Munich, Germany, winning five of six gold medals, sweeping the podium in the event’s Masters and earning 11 medals overall.
With an entry list featuring a capacity field of 256 of the world’s greatest bowlers representing 14 countries, the 2010 World Series of Bowling truly lives up to its name. The countries represented include Finland, Venezuela, Denmark, Sweden, England, Australia, Norway, Canada, Germany, South Korea, Colombia, Japan, Puerto Rico and the U.S.
Lives Up to its Name
Among a growing number of international players who travel the world to compete in professional bowling tournaments is second-year Lumber Liquidators Professional Bowlers Association Tour exempt player Stuart Williams of Ellesmere Port, England, who visited 14 countries to compete in tournaments while also bowling full-time on the PBA Tour in 2010. His next stop will be the PBA World Series of Bowling Oct. 24-Nov. 6 at the South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas to begin the 2010-11 season.
Since the first of this year, the globetrotting Williams has traveled to Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Bahrain, Turkey, Denmark, Malta, Italy, Spain, England, Cyprus, Russia and Austria, racking up more than 85,000 air miles.
The 29-year-old has won titles in nine countries including the 2007 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Ranking Masters conducted at the Kegel Training Center in Florida and the 2010 Bahrain Open. He had three top-10 finishes in his rookie season on the PBA Tour in 2009-10.
Williams says there is a definite difference in the competitive atmosphere between bowling on the PBA Tour and tournaments in other countries. Both Europe and Asia also have professional bowling tours.
“Generally, the formats are more varied in tournaments in other parts of the world,” Williams said. “In Europe, for example, there is less depth in the tournament fields and the atmosphere is a little more friendly because most players aren’t bowling for a living.
“One advantage of a lot of international tournaments that you don’t have on the PBA Tour is that there is often a re-entry option which allows you to get a better feel for the bowling center and the competitive environment.”
Williams began bowling at age 13 and became a fast learner. He started to take the game seriously when he entered college at Leeds Metropolitan University where he attained a degree in accounting. Three years later he became Great Britain’s national champion and soon won his first professional tournament in Spain in 2003. That win gave him the inspiration to travel the world bowling for a living and eventually join the PBA.
“It was about two years ago that I made the serious decision to try and make a living bowling on the PBA Tour,” Williams said. “The PBA Tour has most of the world’s best bowlers competing week in and week out and I wanted to challenge myself by bowling against the best.”
Williams feels his vigorous bowling schedule is probably the best way to prepare for this year’s World Series.
“I’ve bowled a lot of tournaments this year and I’m practicing three or four times a week and will be making a trip to the Kegel Training Center Europe this weekend in Tilburg (Holland) so I’m confident I’ll be ready when I get to Las Vegas.”
During the two week run of the World Series, PBA will conduct six tournaments with the finals of each taped by ESPN Nov. 5-6 for airing beginning Nov. 28.
One of the special features of the World Series will be the first “USA vs. The World” TV event, which will be taped on Nov. 6. The top six United States bowlers after 60 qualifying games will meet the top six international players in a made-for-TV competition.
Bowling fans worldwide will be able to follow World Series action including the USA vs. The World event on pba.com’s Xtra Frame. For information on how to subscribe to Xtra Frame, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo.
In addition to Williams, among the more famous international players who have made their mark in PBA Tour competition and will also be competing in the World Series are PBA Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela; eight-time Tour champion Mika Koivuniemi of Finland, bowling in his 12th season on Tour, and Jason Belmonte of Australia, who gained widespread media attention two seasons ago by becoming the first player to win a PBA Tour event using his unique two-handed delivery. Belmonte, the 2008-09 PBA Rookie of the Year, recently won Korean Professional Bowling Association and Asian Bowling Federation Tour events in South Korea and Indonesia, respectively.
Williams’ fellow countryman Dominic Barrett, named World Bowling Writers Bowler of the Year the last two years, will also be competing in the World Series.
Through the years U.S. players have also made their mark traveling the world in international professional competition. Most recently PBA Tour stars Chris Barnes and Pete Weber went head-to-head in the title match of the European Bowlers Tour’s Vienna Open in Austria on Oct. 3, with Barnes winning a 191-184 battle for the title.
Bowling’s Team USA 2010— a.k.a. “bowling’s dream team” — with PBA Tour stars Patrick Allen, Wes Malott, Rhino Page, Barnes, Tommy Jones and Bill O’Neill, dominated the 2010 WTBA World Men’s Championships in Munich, Germany, winning five of six gold medals, sweeping the podium in the event’s Masters and earning 11 medals overall.
With an entry list featuring a capacity field of 256 of the world’s greatest bowlers representing 14 countries, the 2010 World Series of Bowling truly lives up to its name. The countries represented include Finland, Venezuela, Denmark, Sweden, England, Australia, Norway, Canada, Germany, South Korea, Colombia, Japan, Puerto Rico and the U.S.
Champions of the men's division in the Kathy McMichael Memorial Golf Tournament were, from the left, Fred Stabbert III, Craig Reimer, John Meyer and Hal Roeder. 
Champions of the mixed team division in the Kathy McMichael Memorial Golf Tournament were, from the left, Cindy Peters, Debbie and Glenn Molusky and David Peters.
Kathy McMichaelMcMichael Tourney Raises $4,400
CALLICOON--Organizers of the 2ed Annual Kathy McMichael Memorial Golf Tournament held Sunday, September 26 at the Villa Roma Golf & Country Club termed the event a great success with the raising of over $4,400 which will go towards helping local families who have been struck with catastrophic illnesses.
Tournament organizers noted that with the support of their Sullivan County BOCES family and their local communities the paperwork was completed and signed this past summer whereby the Kathy McMichael Memorial Foundation officially became a foundation under "The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan" and that they are working with the Community Foundation to develop an application process and bylaws.
The Sullivan County BOCES family expressed their sincere thanks for helping continue Kathy McMichael's legacy and noted that "through Kathy's inspiration, courage and love of life, Kathy influenced our hearts to help those in need and that she was an outstanding colleague, a devoted mother, daughter, sister and a loyal friend."
Kathy was a teachers assistant at Sullivan County BOCES for six years and passed away on May 5, 2008 after a long battle with cancer at the young age of 41.
Organizers of this tournament included Jeff Molusky, Theresa Panny, Cathy Poppo, Tanya Zeygers and Verna Darby.
Outstanding community support from sponsors in the Platinum division included Buddenhagen Ford and Robert Green, Gold division SCBTA, Sidetracks, PANCO, Theresa & Jeff, The Country Store Youth Foundation, Verona Oil, QQL Enterprises, Robert Green , Schmidt's Wholesale Inc., Vince Fratto LCSW, Dr. Rossi ODPC, De Flippis Bakery and MooDuk Kwan Academy. Silver sponsors included Sullivan County Democrat, Phyllis & Edna, Esselman Paving, Dr. Delgado DC and Klein Logging. Bronze sponsors included Pecks Markets, LeRoy Construction, Louis and Sons's, Ashlea and WJFF.
Supporters included Cafe Devine, Landers, Old Erie, Mathews On Main, White Sulphur Spring Inn, The Good Earth, Delaware Valley Depot, Peppino's, Raimondo's, Morning Star Creations, Roscoe Little Store, Verona Oil, Shoprite, Liberty Diner, Forestburgh Playhouse, Shear Energy, Frankie & Johnny's, Last Licks, Pizza Hut, Second To None, Golden Shears, Yiasou Cafe, Beauty Control, Tennanah Lake Golf & Tennis Club, Shawangunk Country Club, Fallsview Golf Shop, Swan Lake Resort Hotel & Country Club, Tarry Brae Golf Course, Lochmor Golf Course, Woodloch Resort & Golf Course, Villa Roma Golf Course & Country Club, Sullivan County Golf & Country Club, Napoli's and Piccola Paese.
Winning the best ball tournament format in the men's division was the team of Fred Stabbert III, Craig Reimer, John Meyer and Hal Roeder .The Mixed team champions were Cindy Peters, Debbie and Glenn Molusky and David Peters.
CALLICOON--Organizers of the 2ed Annual Kathy McMichael Memorial Golf Tournament held Sunday, September 26 at the Villa Roma Golf & Country Club termed the event a great success with the raising of over $4,400 which will go towards helping local families who have been struck with catastrophic illnesses.
Tournament organizers noted that with the support of their Sullivan County BOCES family and their local communities the paperwork was completed and signed this past summer whereby the Kathy McMichael Memorial Foundation officially became a foundation under "The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan" and that they are working with the Community Foundation to develop an application process and bylaws.
The Sullivan County BOCES family expressed their sincere thanks for helping continue Kathy McMichael's legacy and noted that "through Kathy's inspiration, courage and love of life, Kathy influenced our hearts to help those in need and that she was an outstanding colleague, a devoted mother, daughter, sister and a loyal friend."
Kathy was a teachers assistant at Sullivan County BOCES for six years and passed away on May 5, 2008 after a long battle with cancer at the young age of 41.
Organizers of this tournament included Jeff Molusky, Theresa Panny, Cathy Poppo, Tanya Zeygers and Verna Darby.
Outstanding community support from sponsors in the Platinum division included Buddenhagen Ford and Robert Green, Gold division SCBTA, Sidetracks, PANCO, Theresa & Jeff, The Country Store Youth Foundation, Verona Oil, QQL Enterprises, Robert Green , Schmidt's Wholesale Inc., Vince Fratto LCSW, Dr. Rossi ODPC, De Flippis Bakery and MooDuk Kwan Academy. Silver sponsors included Sullivan County Democrat, Phyllis & Edna, Esselman Paving, Dr. Delgado DC and Klein Logging. Bronze sponsors included Pecks Markets, LeRoy Construction, Louis and Sons's, Ashlea and WJFF.
Supporters included Cafe Devine, Landers, Old Erie, Mathews On Main, White Sulphur Spring Inn, The Good Earth, Delaware Valley Depot, Peppino's, Raimondo's, Morning Star Creations, Roscoe Little Store, Verona Oil, Shoprite, Liberty Diner, Forestburgh Playhouse, Shear Energy, Frankie & Johnny's, Last Licks, Pizza Hut, Second To None, Golden Shears, Yiasou Cafe, Beauty Control, Tennanah Lake Golf & Tennis Club, Shawangunk Country Club, Fallsview Golf Shop, Swan Lake Resort Hotel & Country Club, Tarry Brae Golf Course, Lochmor Golf Course, Woodloch Resort & Golf Course, Villa Roma Golf Course & Country Club, Sullivan County Golf & Country Club, Napoli's and Piccola Paese.
Winning the best ball tournament format in the men's division was the team of Fred Stabbert III, Craig Reimer, John Meyer and Hal Roeder .The Mixed team champions were Cindy Peters, Debbie and Glenn Molusky and David Peters.
Local Girl Wins State Pageant
Winners of the 2011 Miss Teen, Miss and Mrs. New York International Pageant held Oct. 9 at the Villa Roma Resort are, from the left, Miss Teen Callicoon Kayla Rivera, Mrs. Long Island Sheila McKinney and Miss Thunder Country Stacey Minchin.
Part of the opening ceremonies at the 2011 Miss Teen, Miss and Mrs. New York International Pageant held Oct. 9 at the Villa Roma Resort.
Delegates in the 2011 Miss Teen, Miss and Mrs. New York International Pageant held Oct. 9 at the Village Roma Resort in the evening gown competition.LOCAL TEEN WINS
STATE PAGEANT TITLE
CALLICOON--Miss Teen Callicoon 17-year-old Kayla Rivera is the new 2011 Miss Teen New York International and will compete for the International title held July 25-30, 2011 in Chicago.
She won the competition in the finals held October 9 at the Villa Roma Resort & Conference Center and replaces 2010 queen Adrionna Sherwood. A resident from Callicoon she is a senior at the Keystone On-Line High School and is also taking classes at Sullivan County Community College.
Miss Thunder Country Stacey Minchin, 24, of Elmira won the title of 2011 Miss New York International. Stacey won the Thunder 102 Radio Station Pageant this year, is a 2008 graduate of Mercyhurst College and is employed by WETM TV. She replaces 2010 queen Jacquelin Brooks.
Mrs. Long Island Sheila McKinney is the new 2011 Mrs. New York International and replaces 2010 queen Rachel Raybourn.
Each contestant competed through interviews, fun fashion , aerobic wear and evening gown competition.
This International pageant system was developed to have higher standards than other pageant systems and showcases the Mrs. International for women 21-56 years of age, the Miss International for single women ages 19 to 29 years of age and the Miss Teen International for women ages 13 to 18 years of age.
Prior to the establishment of this pageant, representatives from New York were chosen at-large to represent the Empire State in Chicago.
The state director of this pageant is Jodi Cessna with volunteer assistance from Amy Bernhardt, Christina Buckler, Barbara Burns, Herb Clark, Roberta Bryon-Lockwood and Kevin Dowdell. Pageant producer was Scott Cessna, emcee was Sami Cessna and judges' coordinator was Debi Swarmer.
Judges for this pageant included Kristin Muri, Brielle LaCosta, George Medairy, Yasmine Shaffie and Debra Muri.
Jodi Cessna gave high praise to the Villa Roma staff and their accommodations and indicated the pageant is looking to return here in the fall of 2011.
CALLICOON--Miss Teen Callicoon 17-year-old Kayla Rivera is the new 2011 Miss Teen New York International and will compete for the International title held July 25-30, 2011 in Chicago.
She won the competition in the finals held October 9 at the Villa Roma Resort & Conference Center and replaces 2010 queen Adrionna Sherwood. A resident from Callicoon she is a senior at the Keystone On-Line High School and is also taking classes at Sullivan County Community College.
Miss Thunder Country Stacey Minchin, 24, of Elmira won the title of 2011 Miss New York International. Stacey won the Thunder 102 Radio Station Pageant this year, is a 2008 graduate of Mercyhurst College and is employed by WETM TV. She replaces 2010 queen Jacquelin Brooks.
Mrs. Long Island Sheila McKinney is the new 2011 Mrs. New York International and replaces 2010 queen Rachel Raybourn.
Each contestant competed through interviews, fun fashion , aerobic wear and evening gown competition.
This International pageant system was developed to have higher standards than other pageant systems and showcases the Mrs. International for women 21-56 years of age, the Miss International for single women ages 19 to 29 years of age and the Miss Teen International for women ages 13 to 18 years of age.
Prior to the establishment of this pageant, representatives from New York were chosen at-large to represent the Empire State in Chicago.
The state director of this pageant is Jodi Cessna with volunteer assistance from Amy Bernhardt, Christina Buckler, Barbara Burns, Herb Clark, Roberta Bryon-Lockwood and Kevin Dowdell. Pageant producer was Scott Cessna, emcee was Sami Cessna and judges' coordinator was Debi Swarmer.
Judges for this pageant included Kristin Muri, Brielle LaCosta, George Medairy, Yasmine Shaffie and Debra Muri.
Jodi Cessna gave high praise to the Villa Roma staff and their accommodations and indicated the pageant is looking to return here in the fall of 2011.
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