Pedersen, Eagle and Nicholson
Elected to Hall of Fame
The Professional Bowlers Association has announced that 13-time PBA Tour titlist Randy Pedersen, Senior Tour standout Dale Eagle and former PBA lane maintenance director Len Nicholson have been elected to the PBA Hall of Fame Class of 2011.> > All three will be inducted during ceremonies Saturday, Jan. 22 at Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas following the ABC Sports telecast of the PBA Tournament of Champions.> > Pedersen, 48, is currently the color analyst for Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour telecasts on ESPN but he earned entry into the Hall based on his accomplishments on the lanes. The Clermont, Fla., resident won the 1987 PBA National Championship for his lone major title and was ranked 35th on the PBA’s list of 50 greatest bowlers as part of the organization’s 50th anniversary celebration in 2009. He had 34 top-five finishes in 561 Tour tournaments bowled during his career, finishing in the top 20 in earnings six times and the top 20 in average eight times.> > “When Fred (PBA Commissioner and CEO Fred Schreyer) called me with the news, I had to put the phone down and give a great big yell,” Pedersen said. “It’s very humbling and gratifying. When I first started out on tour in 1981, I never imagined something like this could happen.> > “During the journey, my first thought was winning titles and making money. I never started thinking about the Hall of Fame until I was on the downside of my career. Maybe it’s always in the back of your mind, but when I was in my heyday, the focus was always on winning.”> > Eagle, 64, is the second player elected into the Senior section of the PBA Hall of Fame, following John Handegard, who was inducted in 2009. The Frisco, Texas, resident has 11 career Senior Tour titles which ranks tied for third all-time. Among his titles are four Senior Tour majors – Reno PBA Senior World Invitational (1997); The Villages Senior World Championship (1999); PBA Senior National Championship (2001), and USBC Senior Masters (2003).> > He was the PBA Senior Rookie of the Year in 1996 and Senior Player of the Year in 1999. In 171 PBA Senior Tour tournaments he has finished in the top five 40 times. He also won 10 Senior Regional titles and three PBA Tour titles.> > “It’s something I’ve been waiting for for 47 years,” said Eagle, who is still active on the Senior Tour. “When I was a teenager I dreamed of being a great bowler. Bowling and the PBA have been my life and to be recognized as a great player has made my dream a reality.”> > Inducted into the meritorious service category, Nicholson’s career was devoted to the science of bowling lane maintenance and for more than 20 years the Tucson, Ariz., resident was the PBA Tour’s lane maintenance director. Nicholson, 70, has gained worldwide industry recognition as one of the foremost experts on the subject of lane maintenance.> > Nicholson was instrumental in developing the PBA Lane Maintenance Program in 1971 which is still referred to today. He was a founding member of the Bowling Foundation which was created to finding solutions to scoring issues in bowling. An instructor, author of several bowling publications and host of the popular Phantom Internet radio bowling program, he also has served on the technical committee of the World Tenpin Bowling Association. He was a recipient of the bowling industry’s Flowers for the Living Award and the John Davis Award in recognition for his contributions to the sport.> > "This is the highlight of a career that has been devoted to such an important part of the sport," Nicholson said.> > Inductees are elected to the PBA Hall of Fame by a group of veteran bowling writers, industry leaders and current Hall of Famers.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Revamped Xtra Frame Makes
Debut in Time for PBA
World Series of Bowling
Back in 2000 when former Microsoft executives Chris Peters, Rob Glaser and Mike Slade purchased the Professional Bowlers Association, one of their visions was to deliver the best in professional bowling to the world via the Internet.
That decade-old vision, introduced as PBA's Strikepass in its formation days, took a giant step forward on Oct. 18 when a new-and-improved version of PBA's Xtra Frame joined forces with NeuLion to launch the newest generation of bowling on the Internet..
The most important thing to note is that Xtra Frame will have a new Internet address: www.xtraframe.tv. The former site (pba.com/xtraframe) is no longer functioning.
Debut in Time for PBA
World Series of Bowling
Back in 2000 when former Microsoft executives Chris Peters, Rob Glaser and Mike Slade purchased the Professional Bowlers Association, one of their visions was to deliver the best in professional bowling to the world via the Internet.
That decade-old vision, introduced as PBA's Strikepass in its formation days, took a giant step forward on Oct. 18 when a new-and-improved version of PBA's Xtra Frame joined forces with NeuLion to launch the newest generation of bowling on the Internet..
The most important thing to note is that Xtra Frame will have a new Internet address: www.xtraframe.tv. The former site (pba.com/xtraframe) is no longer functioning.
KELLI BRISCOE JOINS
INTERNATIONAL BOWLING
MUSEUM/HALL OF FAME AS CURATOR
Kelli Briscoe, an avid historian with extensive museum and journalistic skills, is the new curator of the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBM/HF).
Briscoe, who in May earned a Master of Arts degree in ancient/medieval history from Southern Methodist University, started in her new position Oct. 18.
“We are delighted to have a person with Kelli’s background and talent with us,” said IBM/HF Chairman Pat Ciniello. “She’s going to help us maintain and preserve our extensive collection while making the IBM/HF a great place to visit.”
Briscoe most recently was administrative editor for Studies in the Novel at the University of North Texas in Denton. She previously was managing editor of Travelhost, Inc., in Dallas. Immediately before that, was a researcher/writer for Dallas’ Museum Arts, Inc., and a contract curatorial assistant for Fort Worth’s American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum.
Earlier in her career she was a writer and editor for a number of Texas-based publications including managing editor of Southwest Airlines Spirit Magazine. She also was a web editor for a hospital cooperative.
“While I was working in journalism, I always had a passion for history so I went back to school to get my masters,” Briscoe said. “I didn’t know what to do with it but while I was in school I got the job at the C.R. Smith Museum putting together a timeline of the history of American Airlines. I also worked on updating the archives.
“I loved it. I realized this is what I wanted to be. Working with archives fit in well with my degree.”
After her contract ended, she worked for Museum Arts where she was involved with Denton’s African-American Museum, a Houston bible museum and Big Brothers/Big Sisters. So she was overjoyed when the IBM/HF opportunity arose.
“It was everything that I had done at the C.R. Smith Museum,” she said. “It’s great what they’ve accomplished here to get this place open. I was amazed. Now I feel I can help get everything ready for the future.”
Among Briscoe’s goals are to centralize the IBM/HF’s artifacts, create temporary exhibits and help promote the facility to families and youth both in and out of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Briscoe and her two children live in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Hurst.
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.
INTERNATIONAL BOWLING
MUSEUM/HALL OF FAME AS CURATOR
Kelli Briscoe, an avid historian with extensive museum and journalistic skills, is the new curator of the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBM/HF).
Briscoe, who in May earned a Master of Arts degree in ancient/medieval history from Southern Methodist University, started in her new position Oct. 18.
“We are delighted to have a person with Kelli’s background and talent with us,” said IBM/HF Chairman Pat Ciniello. “She’s going to help us maintain and preserve our extensive collection while making the IBM/HF a great place to visit.”
Briscoe most recently was administrative editor for Studies in the Novel at the University of North Texas in Denton. She previously was managing editor of Travelhost, Inc., in Dallas. Immediately before that, was a researcher/writer for Dallas’ Museum Arts, Inc., and a contract curatorial assistant for Fort Worth’s American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum.
Earlier in her career she was a writer and editor for a number of Texas-based publications including managing editor of Southwest Airlines Spirit Magazine. She also was a web editor for a hospital cooperative.
“While I was working in journalism, I always had a passion for history so I went back to school to get my masters,” Briscoe said. “I didn’t know what to do with it but while I was in school I got the job at the C.R. Smith Museum putting together a timeline of the history of American Airlines. I also worked on updating the archives.
“I loved it. I realized this is what I wanted to be. Working with archives fit in well with my degree.”
After her contract ended, she worked for Museum Arts where she was involved with Denton’s African-American Museum, a Houston bible museum and Big Brothers/Big Sisters. So she was overjoyed when the IBM/HF opportunity arose.
“It was everything that I had done at the C.R. Smith Museum,” she said. “It’s great what they’ve accomplished here to get this place open. I was amazed. Now I feel I can help get everything ready for the future.”
Among Briscoe’s goals are to centralize the IBM/HF’s artifacts, create temporary exhibits and help promote the facility to families and youth both in and out of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Briscoe and her two children live in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Hurst.
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.
Here & There Column 10-19-10
Seniors Not Bored With This Election
Election day 2010 is November 2....just two weeks away and one perspective voting group is saying their vote does matter and that they are not bored with this midterm elections.
We have been out there talking with the "folks" and they are saying that the November 2 election is shaping up as one for the record books.
Older voters say they are going to vote heavy this election and that politicians are going to see what they are calling "the older Americans clout."
The majority of older voters we have had conversations with estimate that eight out of 10 voters over age 50 will cast ballots on November 2.
It's interesting to chat with some of the older voters who make it quite clear that they are mad with Congress and congressional incumbents.
Also high on the list of many of the older senior citizen voters is their anger about New York State taxes and how government in Albany is fractured and needs to be replaced.
The "senior" folks don't mince any words when they talk about their dissatisfaction with health care, Social Security, taxes and Medicare.
The 80 percent of 50 plus Americans planning to vote could determine what happens to our taxes, the fate of Social Security and who will be running Congress come January 1.
Outspoken seniors label our economy as the worst recession since the Great Depression and incumbent Washington politicians are allowing the largest tax increase in history.
One senior AARP group we sat in with during a discussion on New York State government noted the following:
1. Twenty years without a budget approved on time.....not acceptable.
2. Spending more than we have coming in.......our senior group can't live that way why should our government?
3. Take control of our government away from the 3 men in a room (governor, senate leader and speaker of the assembly) and give it back to the people.
4. It's time we do what the state of Nebraska has done, form a unicameral house (1 house instead of a state assembly and senate) who do nothing more than fight each other and the taxpayer and folks always end up losing.
The seniors we talked with surely did not show any sign of memory loss and they very well could be a major factor in the November 2 elections.
Election day 2010 is November 2....just two weeks away and one perspective voting group is saying their vote does matter and that they are not bored with this midterm elections.
We have been out there talking with the "folks" and they are saying that the November 2 election is shaping up as one for the record books.
Older voters say they are going to vote heavy this election and that politicians are going to see what they are calling "the older Americans clout."
The majority of older voters we have had conversations with estimate that eight out of 10 voters over age 50 will cast ballots on November 2.
It's interesting to chat with some of the older voters who make it quite clear that they are mad with Congress and congressional incumbents.
Also high on the list of many of the older senior citizen voters is their anger about New York State taxes and how government in Albany is fractured and needs to be replaced.
The "senior" folks don't mince any words when they talk about their dissatisfaction with health care, Social Security, taxes and Medicare.
The 80 percent of 50 plus Americans planning to vote could determine what happens to our taxes, the fate of Social Security and who will be running Congress come January 1.
Outspoken seniors label our economy as the worst recession since the Great Depression and incumbent Washington politicians are allowing the largest tax increase in history.
One senior AARP group we sat in with during a discussion on New York State government noted the following:
1. Twenty years without a budget approved on time.....not acceptable.
2. Spending more than we have coming in.......our senior group can't live that way why should our government?
3. Take control of our government away from the 3 men in a room (governor, senate leader and speaker of the assembly) and give it back to the people.
4. It's time we do what the state of Nebraska has done, form a unicameral house (1 house instead of a state assembly and senate) who do nothing more than fight each other and the taxpayer and folks always end up losing.
The seniors we talked with surely did not show any sign of memory loss and they very well could be a major factor in the November 2 elections.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Bowling Highlights Column 10-15-10
New York Gets
1 PBA Tour Stop
The Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) 2010-2011 tour season has only two East Coast stops and New York State's Cheektowaga (Buffalo) is again back on schedule.
The AMF Thruway Lanes at Cheektowaga was knocked off the regular tour season in 2009-2010 but this year the popular center will host the Mark Roth Plastic Ball Championship (formerly held on Long Island) from March 1 through Sunday March 6.
The only other East Coast PBA tour stop this season will be the return of the 68th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open to the Brunswick Zone Carolier in North Brunswick, NJ from Feb. 21 through Sunday Feb. 27.
Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo
The tip this week is for all bowlers but will be especially beneficial to youth and beginning bowlers.
Many bowlers worry too much about their steps and footwork, giving very little thought to their upper body position.
In the past, most new bowlers were told that you must use a four-step approach and push the ball away on the first step. This advise was generally imparted by someone with the word "COACH" lettered on their shirt. Unfortunately this advise is pure rubbish.
First of all, all bowlers have different body types, different flexibility and different lengths to their arms and legs. So how is it possible that everyone can effectively use the exact same four step approach? They can't.
If you look back at the legends of the game, did any two bowlers have exactly the same style? No.
The most important thing is to get the bowler's body in the correct position.....head over the ball with the bowling shoulder tilted to the ball side. In this way, the feet will go where they must so that you do not fall down.
The bottom line is if you are someone who works with new or youth bowlers, you must understand that everyone has different physiology so you need to help them get their body into the correct position and not focus on how many steps they take (or how these steps are taken) to get to the foul line.
Mike Luongo is technically certified through IBPSIA as a Pro Shop Operator and Master Instructor. He is also a Silver Level Coach with the USBC and is an Advisor along with being involved with Special Events with the Storm and Roto Gip Bowling Ball Company. If you have a question or subject you would like covered, he can be reached by telephone at 435-720-7839 or vie email at milel@stormbowling.com
This column is written by Ed Townsend, a professional public relations consultant to the amateur and professional sport of bowling and to several bowling writers associations. If you have a topic that would make good reading or have league or tournament information, Ed can be reached by phone at 845-439-8177, by email at edwardctownsend@hotmail.com and by fax at 845-230-8674. For a more expanded version of our columns, please visit our
Web site at http://bght.blogspot.com. This column is also available on Facebook.
1 PBA Tour Stop
The Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) 2010-2011 tour season has only two East Coast stops and New York State's Cheektowaga (Buffalo) is again back on schedule.
The AMF Thruway Lanes at Cheektowaga was knocked off the regular tour season in 2009-2010 but this year the popular center will host the Mark Roth Plastic Ball Championship (formerly held on Long Island) from March 1 through Sunday March 6.
The only other East Coast PBA tour stop this season will be the return of the 68th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open to the Brunswick Zone Carolier in North Brunswick, NJ from Feb. 21 through Sunday Feb. 27.
Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo
The tip this week is for all bowlers but will be especially beneficial to youth and beginning bowlers.
Many bowlers worry too much about their steps and footwork, giving very little thought to their upper body position.
In the past, most new bowlers were told that you must use a four-step approach and push the ball away on the first step. This advise was generally imparted by someone with the word "COACH" lettered on their shirt. Unfortunately this advise is pure rubbish.
First of all, all bowlers have different body types, different flexibility and different lengths to their arms and legs. So how is it possible that everyone can effectively use the exact same four step approach? They can't.
If you look back at the legends of the game, did any two bowlers have exactly the same style? No.
The most important thing is to get the bowler's body in the correct position.....head over the ball with the bowling shoulder tilted to the ball side. In this way, the feet will go where they must so that you do not fall down.
The bottom line is if you are someone who works with new or youth bowlers, you must understand that everyone has different physiology so you need to help them get their body into the correct position and not focus on how many steps they take (or how these steps are taken) to get to the foul line.
Mike Luongo is technically certified through IBPSIA as a Pro Shop Operator and Master Instructor. He is also a Silver Level Coach with the USBC and is an Advisor along with being involved with Special Events with the Storm and Roto Gip Bowling Ball Company. If you have a question or subject you would like covered, he can be reached by telephone at 435-720-7839 or vie email at milel@stormbowling.com
This column is written by Ed Townsend, a professional public relations consultant to the amateur and professional sport of bowling and to several bowling writers associations. If you have a topic that would make good reading or have league or tournament information, Ed can be reached by phone at 845-439-8177, by email at edwardctownsend@hotmail.com and by fax at 845-230-8674. For a more expanded version of our columns, please visit our
Web site at http://bght.blogspot.com. This column is also available on Facebook.
LOCAL BOWLING SCORES
BY ED TOWNSEND
Beechwood Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Ladies League included a 177 game, a 170 game and a 503 series by Diane Staves, Karen Borowski 196, 160, Jody Schanil 178, Diane Conroy 157, 153, Lois Erdman 154, Barbara Cady 155, 150, Jackie Gieger 156, Janet Bertholf 155, Wendy Finn 172, 180, Kristen Emmett 168, Tracey Puerschner 150, 153 and Debbie Murphy 176.In the Tuesday Ladies League, Pat Peters 171, 172, 506.
Gravity Alley
Recent highlight scores in the Wednesday Mixed League included a 201 game by Kevin Weniger and a 238 game by Scott Hardler.
Fox Bowling Center
Recent highlight scores in the Wednesday Men’s Independent League included a 234 game and a 643 series by Steve Aitken, Tom Anderson 229, Al Bullis Sr. 257, 627, Cody Conway 264, 611, Frank H. Couse Sr. 602, Jim Dibble 627, Brian Drumm 275, 703, Anthony Gately 245, 640, Craig Gehrig 226, 640, Dylan Green 232, 604, Mark Hawley 628, Jack Hazen 226, 245, 655, Paul Ignatovich 226, 608, Rob Johnson 243, 225, 683, Pat Kille 251, 269, 719, Donnie Marino 247, 228, 681, Walt Oralls 238, 237, 649, Josh Rice 279, 610, Sam Rowe 259, Tom Smith 232, 622, Jonathon Wayne 268, 676, Zuke Wormuth 246, 633, Jeremy Wormuth 235, 242, 667, Lyndon Wormuth 244, 602 and Jay Wormuth 256, 665.In the Friday Mixed Doubles League, Andy Bullis 243, 659, Frank Couse Sr. 615, Anne Couse 211, 548, Howey Couse 237, 246, 694, Crystal Ellis 201, Bob Ellis 235, Elizabeth Gleim 208, 530, Bill Gleim 247, 237, 679, Dave Lester 239, Mark McGraw 257, 267, 735, Rick Mills 625, Walt Oralls 232, 255, 688, Jen Smith 187, 517, Sandy Winans 210, Dan Wormuth 265, 236, 697, Jay Wormuth 609 and Michelle Wormuth 203, 505.In the Sunday Afternoon Mixed Fun League, Matt Johnson 237, 619, Don Marino 235, 237, 646, Dave Mills 268, 232, 701, Tiffany Parker (youth bowler) 221, 213, 594, Ed Townsend 226 and Shirley Townsend 180.
Kiamesha Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Men’s League included a 246 game, a 231 game and a 681 series by Gregory Fallon, Al Caycho 229, 225, 631, James VanAken 234, 632, Josh Strang 257, 235, 708, John Hoffmann 233, 246, 674, Micky Lake 234, Eddie Lake 289, 244, 737, Rick Lake 256, 669, Jack Moylan 258, 236, 680, James Ratner 246, 629, Kort Wheeler 246, 647, Ronnie Totten 245, Kevin Stackhouse 231, 606, Laresko Niffa 242, 646, Paul Durland 605, Vinnie Collura 226, 609, Nate Sanders 249, 643, Leroy Williams 258, 643, Larry Berens 256, 609, Dave Porter Jr. 244, Wayne Atkins 226, 633, Matt Fallon 226, 248, 694 and Steven Rivera 240.In the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters League, Allene Washington 197, Cara Nicholson 190, Tom Cooney 613, Debbie Durland 244, 573, John Cascone 611, Joan Redington 204, 518, Linda Schaefer 200, 184, Andrea Grossman 234, 180, 561, Carena Collura 183, 205, 555, Mary Lee Williams 192, 511, Joan Lake 195, 181, 245, 621, Dorian Jennings 210, 236, 618, Ryan Lepke 246, 614, Lisa Cartwright 191, 180, 530, Peter Scannell 241, Jack Rustic 606, Paul Curry 245, 615 and Kenny Atkins 231, 225, 672.In the Wednesday Men’s League, Paul Durland 253, 635, James VanAken 234, 633, Steven Belgiovene 239, 629, Tom Belgiovene 225, 602, George Battle 226, 233, 631, David Graham 227, 238, 667, Eddie Lake 268, 605, Frank Gerow 607, Kenny Atkins 257, Nick Price 258, 633, Edward Walsh 611, Rick Lara 233, 230, 620, Frank Emmens 229, Gregory Fallon 236, 660, Richard Bradford 245, 652, Donald Durland 221, 245, 670, Shane Cunningham 242, 643 and Kyle Shivers 247, 254, 696.In the Thursday Ladies League, Pat Shuart 190, Francine Kaiser 207, Joan Lake 178, 187, 511, Rudy Hoke 183, 523, Patricia Gibson 232, 556, Debbie Durland 180, 222, 575, Trasey Barres 200, 523, Carmilla Carpinone 200, Bonnie Geraine 209, 511, Christine Schultz 199, 180, 550, Mardette Wilcox 201, 520 and Liz Burgio 186.In the Friday Night Mixed League, Kyle Shivers 257, 277, 210, 744, Tom Palmer 244, 215, 237, 696, Eugene Kelly 233, 235, 224, 692, Donald Durland 247, 219, 220, 686, Frank Scuderi 255, 214, 659, Roy Sweeney 205, 223, 611, Paul Berens 223, 216, 609, Edward Lake 225, 604, Vinnie Scuderi 211, 204, 601, Robert Sze 201, Thomas Skiff III a 233, Leroy Williams 231, Orshii Boldiis 204, Alpesh Patel 213, Larry Berens 213, David Graham 211, Victor Decker 238, Michael Osborn 220, Kevin Stackhouse 212, Robert Linzer 205, Glenn Fraser 233, Cathy Carpenter 222, 227, 626, Carolyn Williams 186, 214, 562, Joan Lake 206, 546, Mary Lee Williams 203, 534, Antionette Rau 507, Sillporah Boldiis 185, 190, Linda Schaefer 186, Tammy Sze 180, Amanda Scuderi 180 and Christa Sweeney 196.
Liberty Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Men’s League included Kyle Stevens with games of 246, 279 and 249 for a 774 series, Rudy Belanchia 220, 238, 212, 670, Ralph Coney 234, 200, 627, Paul Minton 236, 213, Thomas Fix 216, Carmine Santillo 256, Carl Houghtaling 212 and Dan Martinetti 201.In the Wednesday Men’s League, Kyle Stevens 278, 268, 259, 805, Anthony Atkins 201, 243, 276, 720, Paul Minton 241, 222, 232, 695, Dwayne Cabrera 242, 234, 663, Ed Blume 213, 253, 662, Ralph Coney 233, 217, 634, Merlin Bound 220, 615, Rob Tuttle 247, 606, Gene Smith 212, Stew Stevens 226, Keith Smith 215, Bobby Cooper 213, Herbie Sklar 208, Wayne Fox 206, John Lopez 205, Thomas Fix 203, Jason Jones Sr. 203, Russell Bivins 202 and Mark Carman Jr. 201.In the Thursday Ladies League, Audrey Woolard 225, 182, 581, Karen Martin 199, Lynn Winters 200, Carly Sklar 190 and Maureen Hopper 183.In the Friday Mixed League, Kyle Stevens 248, 226, 202, 676, Russell Bivins 201, 234, 613, Wendy Swan 189, 526, Betty Dole 184, Alan LaBounty 214 and Jim Fiore 205.In the Saturday Mixed League, Jon Wayne 258, 216, 651, Kyle Stevens 243, 249, 687, Keith Smith 224, 221, 201, 646, Phil Norris 225, 278, 626, Jodi Gulley 211, 557, Chris Stevens 244, Herbie Sklar 237 and Rich Bivins 202.In the Sunday Mixed League, Robert Cady 213, 245, 645, Bob Feeney 238, 213, 631, Thomas Fix 234, 609, Sheila Fix 211, 538, Barbara Cady 186, 510, Jim Fiore 213 and Rich Winters Jr. 213.In the Liberty Elks Bumper League, Jake Parks 71, Kaytlyn Ingrassia 53, Hailey Ingrassia 52 and Paige Ottino 46.In the Liberty Elks Bantam League, Ian Cody 97, 90, 187; Owen Siegel 89, 54, 143, Marie Lyons 86, 59, 145, Dara Schiff 82, 72, 154, Lindsie Siegel 71, 63, 134, Tanner Parks 63, 47, 110, Kayla McMahon 60, 49, 109, David Schiff 58, 55, 113, Sean McMahon 56, 48, 104, Nick Dworetsky 49, 43, 92 and Jessica Dworetsky 20, 19, 39.In the Liberty Elks Teenage League, John Kolarik 210, 185, 193, 588, Robert Feeney 180, Anthony Kolarik 172, Robby Allegretta 166, 148, 416, Robby Lyons 159, 150, 437, Louie Brahm 158, 152, 454, Cameron Reichenbaugh 149, 141, 380, Ryan Feeney 146, 145, 124, 415, Zachary Cody 141, Glen McCausland 137, 123, 361, Jordan Balzano 134, Jonathan Greisbeck 130, Thomas McCausland 116 and Brendan Siegel 151, 144, 429.
BY ED TOWNSEND
Beechwood Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Ladies League included a 177 game, a 170 game and a 503 series by Diane Staves, Karen Borowski 196, 160, Jody Schanil 178, Diane Conroy 157, 153, Lois Erdman 154, Barbara Cady 155, 150, Jackie Gieger 156, Janet Bertholf 155, Wendy Finn 172, 180, Kristen Emmett 168, Tracey Puerschner 150, 153 and Debbie Murphy 176.In the Tuesday Ladies League, Pat Peters 171, 172, 506.
Gravity Alley
Recent highlight scores in the Wednesday Mixed League included a 201 game by Kevin Weniger and a 238 game by Scott Hardler.
Fox Bowling Center
Recent highlight scores in the Wednesday Men’s Independent League included a 234 game and a 643 series by Steve Aitken, Tom Anderson 229, Al Bullis Sr. 257, 627, Cody Conway 264, 611, Frank H. Couse Sr. 602, Jim Dibble 627, Brian Drumm 275, 703, Anthony Gately 245, 640, Craig Gehrig 226, 640, Dylan Green 232, 604, Mark Hawley 628, Jack Hazen 226, 245, 655, Paul Ignatovich 226, 608, Rob Johnson 243, 225, 683, Pat Kille 251, 269, 719, Donnie Marino 247, 228, 681, Walt Oralls 238, 237, 649, Josh Rice 279, 610, Sam Rowe 259, Tom Smith 232, 622, Jonathon Wayne 268, 676, Zuke Wormuth 246, 633, Jeremy Wormuth 235, 242, 667, Lyndon Wormuth 244, 602 and Jay Wormuth 256, 665.In the Friday Mixed Doubles League, Andy Bullis 243, 659, Frank Couse Sr. 615, Anne Couse 211, 548, Howey Couse 237, 246, 694, Crystal Ellis 201, Bob Ellis 235, Elizabeth Gleim 208, 530, Bill Gleim 247, 237, 679, Dave Lester 239, Mark McGraw 257, 267, 735, Rick Mills 625, Walt Oralls 232, 255, 688, Jen Smith 187, 517, Sandy Winans 210, Dan Wormuth 265, 236, 697, Jay Wormuth 609 and Michelle Wormuth 203, 505.In the Sunday Afternoon Mixed Fun League, Matt Johnson 237, 619, Don Marino 235, 237, 646, Dave Mills 268, 232, 701, Tiffany Parker (youth bowler) 221, 213, 594, Ed Townsend 226 and Shirley Townsend 180.
Kiamesha Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Men’s League included a 246 game, a 231 game and a 681 series by Gregory Fallon, Al Caycho 229, 225, 631, James VanAken 234, 632, Josh Strang 257, 235, 708, John Hoffmann 233, 246, 674, Micky Lake 234, Eddie Lake 289, 244, 737, Rick Lake 256, 669, Jack Moylan 258, 236, 680, James Ratner 246, 629, Kort Wheeler 246, 647, Ronnie Totten 245, Kevin Stackhouse 231, 606, Laresko Niffa 242, 646, Paul Durland 605, Vinnie Collura 226, 609, Nate Sanders 249, 643, Leroy Williams 258, 643, Larry Berens 256, 609, Dave Porter Jr. 244, Wayne Atkins 226, 633, Matt Fallon 226, 248, 694 and Steven Rivera 240.In the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters League, Allene Washington 197, Cara Nicholson 190, Tom Cooney 613, Debbie Durland 244, 573, John Cascone 611, Joan Redington 204, 518, Linda Schaefer 200, 184, Andrea Grossman 234, 180, 561, Carena Collura 183, 205, 555, Mary Lee Williams 192, 511, Joan Lake 195, 181, 245, 621, Dorian Jennings 210, 236, 618, Ryan Lepke 246, 614, Lisa Cartwright 191, 180, 530, Peter Scannell 241, Jack Rustic 606, Paul Curry 245, 615 and Kenny Atkins 231, 225, 672.In the Wednesday Men’s League, Paul Durland 253, 635, James VanAken 234, 633, Steven Belgiovene 239, 629, Tom Belgiovene 225, 602, George Battle 226, 233, 631, David Graham 227, 238, 667, Eddie Lake 268, 605, Frank Gerow 607, Kenny Atkins 257, Nick Price 258, 633, Edward Walsh 611, Rick Lara 233, 230, 620, Frank Emmens 229, Gregory Fallon 236, 660, Richard Bradford 245, 652, Donald Durland 221, 245, 670, Shane Cunningham 242, 643 and Kyle Shivers 247, 254, 696.In the Thursday Ladies League, Pat Shuart 190, Francine Kaiser 207, Joan Lake 178, 187, 511, Rudy Hoke 183, 523, Patricia Gibson 232, 556, Debbie Durland 180, 222, 575, Trasey Barres 200, 523, Carmilla Carpinone 200, Bonnie Geraine 209, 511, Christine Schultz 199, 180, 550, Mardette Wilcox 201, 520 and Liz Burgio 186.In the Friday Night Mixed League, Kyle Shivers 257, 277, 210, 744, Tom Palmer 244, 215, 237, 696, Eugene Kelly 233, 235, 224, 692, Donald Durland 247, 219, 220, 686, Frank Scuderi 255, 214, 659, Roy Sweeney 205, 223, 611, Paul Berens 223, 216, 609, Edward Lake 225, 604, Vinnie Scuderi 211, 204, 601, Robert Sze 201, Thomas Skiff III a 233, Leroy Williams 231, Orshii Boldiis 204, Alpesh Patel 213, Larry Berens 213, David Graham 211, Victor Decker 238, Michael Osborn 220, Kevin Stackhouse 212, Robert Linzer 205, Glenn Fraser 233, Cathy Carpenter 222, 227, 626, Carolyn Williams 186, 214, 562, Joan Lake 206, 546, Mary Lee Williams 203, 534, Antionette Rau 507, Sillporah Boldiis 185, 190, Linda Schaefer 186, Tammy Sze 180, Amanda Scuderi 180 and Christa Sweeney 196.
Liberty Lanes
Recent highlight scores in the Monday Men’s League included Kyle Stevens with games of 246, 279 and 249 for a 774 series, Rudy Belanchia 220, 238, 212, 670, Ralph Coney 234, 200, 627, Paul Minton 236, 213, Thomas Fix 216, Carmine Santillo 256, Carl Houghtaling 212 and Dan Martinetti 201.In the Wednesday Men’s League, Kyle Stevens 278, 268, 259, 805, Anthony Atkins 201, 243, 276, 720, Paul Minton 241, 222, 232, 695, Dwayne Cabrera 242, 234, 663, Ed Blume 213, 253, 662, Ralph Coney 233, 217, 634, Merlin Bound 220, 615, Rob Tuttle 247, 606, Gene Smith 212, Stew Stevens 226, Keith Smith 215, Bobby Cooper 213, Herbie Sklar 208, Wayne Fox 206, John Lopez 205, Thomas Fix 203, Jason Jones Sr. 203, Russell Bivins 202 and Mark Carman Jr. 201.In the Thursday Ladies League, Audrey Woolard 225, 182, 581, Karen Martin 199, Lynn Winters 200, Carly Sklar 190 and Maureen Hopper 183.In the Friday Mixed League, Kyle Stevens 248, 226, 202, 676, Russell Bivins 201, 234, 613, Wendy Swan 189, 526, Betty Dole 184, Alan LaBounty 214 and Jim Fiore 205.In the Saturday Mixed League, Jon Wayne 258, 216, 651, Kyle Stevens 243, 249, 687, Keith Smith 224, 221, 201, 646, Phil Norris 225, 278, 626, Jodi Gulley 211, 557, Chris Stevens 244, Herbie Sklar 237 and Rich Bivins 202.In the Sunday Mixed League, Robert Cady 213, 245, 645, Bob Feeney 238, 213, 631, Thomas Fix 234, 609, Sheila Fix 211, 538, Barbara Cady 186, 510, Jim Fiore 213 and Rich Winters Jr. 213.In the Liberty Elks Bumper League, Jake Parks 71, Kaytlyn Ingrassia 53, Hailey Ingrassia 52 and Paige Ottino 46.In the Liberty Elks Bantam League, Ian Cody 97, 90, 187; Owen Siegel 89, 54, 143, Marie Lyons 86, 59, 145, Dara Schiff 82, 72, 154, Lindsie Siegel 71, 63, 134, Tanner Parks 63, 47, 110, Kayla McMahon 60, 49, 109, David Schiff 58, 55, 113, Sean McMahon 56, 48, 104, Nick Dworetsky 49, 43, 92 and Jessica Dworetsky 20, 19, 39.In the Liberty Elks Teenage League, John Kolarik 210, 185, 193, 588, Robert Feeney 180, Anthony Kolarik 172, Robby Allegretta 166, 148, 416, Robby Lyons 159, 150, 437, Louie Brahm 158, 152, 454, Cameron Reichenbaugh 149, 141, 380, Ryan Feeney 146, 145, 124, 415, Zachary Cody 141, Glen McCausland 137, 123, 361, Jordan Balzano 134, Jonathan Greisbeck 130, Thomas McCausland 116 and Brendan Siegel 151, 144, 429.
PBA Spare Shots
ROSTER ADJUSTMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR PBA WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING
A series of late injury and work-related issues have resulted in several adjustments to the lineup for the PBA World Series of Bowling, which gets underway Oct. 25 at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas.
Players who have withdrawn include Steve Harman, Indianapolis; Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa; Allan Pomatto, Goose Creek, S.C.; Ronnie Horton, Christiansburg, Va., and Yosif Fatah, Bahrain.
Replacing those players from the “first-come, first-served” waiting list are Jim Tomek Jr., Camp Hill, Pa.; Don Allen III, Vancouver, Wash.; Jerry Johnson Jr., Las Vegas; Kevin Croucher, Grants Pass, Ore., and Jeff Voght, Canojahaire, N.Y.
Harman, who has also resigned his Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exemption for the 2010-11 season due to personal reasons, will be replaced on the exempt roster by Nathan Bohr, Wichita, Kan., who was next in line on the 2009-10 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour points list. Bohr had already entered the World Series.
PBA REGIONAL ROUNDUP powered by Xtra Frame:
LOSCHETTER, HESS POST SECOND REGIONAL VICTORIES OF THE SEASON
Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exempt player Chris Loschetter of Avon, Ohio, defeated amateur William Osborn of Muncie, Ind., 254-224, to win the PBA Central Region’s Boss Plows/Mid-States Truck Open at Do-Ri-Me Lanes in Richmond, Ind., on Oct. 10 for his second PBA Regional title of the season and the eighth of his career. He earned $2,400 along with his title.
Loschetter edged former PBA Tour exempt player Dave Traber of Hebron, Ill., 195-184, and Osborn defeated Jeff Roche of Dearborn, Mich., 246-186, in the semifinal round to set up the championship match. Seven-time PBA Tour titlist Steve Jaros of Yorkville, Ill., and former exempt tour players Brian Himmler of Cincinnati and Tim Mack of Indianapolis lost in the Round of 16.
In the joint PBA Midwest/Southwest Regional Barney’s Open at Enterprise Lanes in Springfield, Mo., Tom Hess of Urbandale, Iowa, defeated Marc Heninger of Tonganoxie, Kan., by 13 pins to win $2,600, his second regional title of the season and the sixth of his career. Hess finished with a 10-2 match play record and a total of 4,629 pins for 20 games, including match play bonus pins. Heninger was 6-4-2 in match play and finished with 4,616 pins.
A pair of non-members won in the PBA East and West Regions. Jimmy Plessinger of York, Pa., defeated Tommy Gollick of Oberlin, Pa., 256-200, to win the East Region Leisure Lanes Open and $2,500 in Lancaster, Pa. Plessinger, a PBA member from 2004-07, was bowling in his third regional event this season as a non-member, but he won’t be credited with a PBA title because of his amateur status.
Likewise, 18-year-old amateur Lanndy Carnate of Glendale, Ariz., was a winner in the PBA West TKR Open at Golden Pin Lanes in Tucson, Ariz., on Oct. 10, but his 265-205 victory over two-time PBA Tour winner Michael Haugen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz., doesn’t count as a PBA title. Carnate won $2,400.
Carnate defeated former exempt tour competitor Dave Wodka, Chatsworth, Calif., 247-215, and Haugen edged another former exempt tour player, Ben Laughlin of Phoenix, 225-206, in the semifinal round.
On the schedule for the Oct. 15-17 weekend are regional events in the East Region at Varsity Lanes in Bowling Green, Ohio; in the Midwest at Maple Lanes in Waterloo, Iowa; in the South at NAS Freedom Lanes in Jacksonville, Fla., and a doubles event in the Northwest at Stardust Lanes in Walla Walla, Wash., as the two-month chase for eight additional PBA Playoffs qualifying positions in six regional areas continues. Qualifying tournaments in the PBA East, South, Central, Midwest, Southwest and combined West/Northwest Regions will continue through Nov. 30.
Xtra Frame, pba.com’s exclusive video-streaming service, will resume its live coverage of PBA action on Oct. 24 with comprehensive coverage of the 2010 PBA World Series of Bowling from South Point Lanes in Las Vegas. To subscribe to Xtra Frame, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo.
LIVE TRACK NEW BALL INTRODUCTION TO AIR ON XTRA FRAME ON THURSDAY
Don’t forget: Track and Xtra Frame are teaming up on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. Eastern for a unique online introduction of the newest member of Track’s high-performance bowling ball family. While Xtra Frame is a subscription-based service, the Track webcast will be available to the general public at no cost between Oct. 14-17.
To view the Track ball show, live or delayed, visit http://xtraframe.pba.com, use the login: TrackBowling and the password: vip.
“WINNING WEDNESDAY” PRIZES ARE IN STORE FOR PBA’S FACEBOOK FANS
The PBA, PBA’S Official Product Registered companies and Crave Games have teamed up to provide a series of great prizes for PBA Facebook fans during the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season on "PBA Winning Wednesdays."
In order to participate, fans must become a PBA Facebook fan at:
http://www.facebook.com/ProfessionalBowlersAssociation?ref=ts. Once they are PBA Facebook fans, they will be eligible for the following prizes which will be awarded every Wednesday throughout the season:
Oct. 20 - Xtra Frame subscription for 2010 World Series of Bowling.
Oct. 27 - Xtra Frame subscription for 2010 World Series of Bowling.
Nov. 3 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Nov. 10 - KR Strikeforce: $100 Gift Certificate to OnTheBallBowling.com.
Nov. 17 - Track high performance ball and logo shirt.
Nov. 24 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Dec. 1 - Ebonite Mission 2.0 ball and Ebonite shirt.
Dec. 8 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Dec. 15 - Storm Products high performance bowling ball and Storm 3-ball tote.
Dec. 22 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Dec. 29 - Motiv Cruel C51 bowling ball, two-ball tote, Motiv Shirt.
Jan. 5 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Jan. 12 – Vise Grips: three-ball tote roller bag, towel, accessory bag, assorted accessories.
Jan. 19 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Jan. 26 - EFX Performance: His/Hers prize pack (sport wristband/nylon necklace for him, oval wristband, ortho foot pack for her)
Feb. 5 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Feb. 12 - 900 Global: Bank bowling ball.
Feb. 19 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Feb. 26 - Turbo 2-n-1 Grips: two-ball tote, towel, accessory bag, assorted accessories.
March 2 – Hammer: Jigsaw Trap bowling ball, two-ball tote, logo shirt.
March 9 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
March 16 - Columbia 300: latest performance bowling ball and logo shirt.
March 23 – Brunswick: latest performance bowing ball.
March 30 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
April 6 – Etonic: one pair of shoes.
April 13 - Roto Grip: high performance bowling ball and Roto Grip three-ball tote.
April 20 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
April 27 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
ROSTER ADJUSTMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR PBA WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING
A series of late injury and work-related issues have resulted in several adjustments to the lineup for the PBA World Series of Bowling, which gets underway Oct. 25 at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas.
Players who have withdrawn include Steve Harman, Indianapolis; Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa; Allan Pomatto, Goose Creek, S.C.; Ronnie Horton, Christiansburg, Va., and Yosif Fatah, Bahrain.
Replacing those players from the “first-come, first-served” waiting list are Jim Tomek Jr., Camp Hill, Pa.; Don Allen III, Vancouver, Wash.; Jerry Johnson Jr., Las Vegas; Kevin Croucher, Grants Pass, Ore., and Jeff Voght, Canojahaire, N.Y.
Harman, who has also resigned his Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exemption for the 2010-11 season due to personal reasons, will be replaced on the exempt roster by Nathan Bohr, Wichita, Kan., who was next in line on the 2009-10 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour points list. Bohr had already entered the World Series.
PBA REGIONAL ROUNDUP powered by Xtra Frame:
LOSCHETTER, HESS POST SECOND REGIONAL VICTORIES OF THE SEASON
Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exempt player Chris Loschetter of Avon, Ohio, defeated amateur William Osborn of Muncie, Ind., 254-224, to win the PBA Central Region’s Boss Plows/Mid-States Truck Open at Do-Ri-Me Lanes in Richmond, Ind., on Oct. 10 for his second PBA Regional title of the season and the eighth of his career. He earned $2,400 along with his title.
Loschetter edged former PBA Tour exempt player Dave Traber of Hebron, Ill., 195-184, and Osborn defeated Jeff Roche of Dearborn, Mich., 246-186, in the semifinal round to set up the championship match. Seven-time PBA Tour titlist Steve Jaros of Yorkville, Ill., and former exempt tour players Brian Himmler of Cincinnati and Tim Mack of Indianapolis lost in the Round of 16.
In the joint PBA Midwest/Southwest Regional Barney’s Open at Enterprise Lanes in Springfield, Mo., Tom Hess of Urbandale, Iowa, defeated Marc Heninger of Tonganoxie, Kan., by 13 pins to win $2,600, his second regional title of the season and the sixth of his career. Hess finished with a 10-2 match play record and a total of 4,629 pins for 20 games, including match play bonus pins. Heninger was 6-4-2 in match play and finished with 4,616 pins.
A pair of non-members won in the PBA East and West Regions. Jimmy Plessinger of York, Pa., defeated Tommy Gollick of Oberlin, Pa., 256-200, to win the East Region Leisure Lanes Open and $2,500 in Lancaster, Pa. Plessinger, a PBA member from 2004-07, was bowling in his third regional event this season as a non-member, but he won’t be credited with a PBA title because of his amateur status.
Likewise, 18-year-old amateur Lanndy Carnate of Glendale, Ariz., was a winner in the PBA West TKR Open at Golden Pin Lanes in Tucson, Ariz., on Oct. 10, but his 265-205 victory over two-time PBA Tour winner Michael Haugen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz., doesn’t count as a PBA title. Carnate won $2,400.
Carnate defeated former exempt tour competitor Dave Wodka, Chatsworth, Calif., 247-215, and Haugen edged another former exempt tour player, Ben Laughlin of Phoenix, 225-206, in the semifinal round.
On the schedule for the Oct. 15-17 weekend are regional events in the East Region at Varsity Lanes in Bowling Green, Ohio; in the Midwest at Maple Lanes in Waterloo, Iowa; in the South at NAS Freedom Lanes in Jacksonville, Fla., and a doubles event in the Northwest at Stardust Lanes in Walla Walla, Wash., as the two-month chase for eight additional PBA Playoffs qualifying positions in six regional areas continues. Qualifying tournaments in the PBA East, South, Central, Midwest, Southwest and combined West/Northwest Regions will continue through Nov. 30.
Xtra Frame, pba.com’s exclusive video-streaming service, will resume its live coverage of PBA action on Oct. 24 with comprehensive coverage of the 2010 PBA World Series of Bowling from South Point Lanes in Las Vegas. To subscribe to Xtra Frame, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo.
LIVE TRACK NEW BALL INTRODUCTION TO AIR ON XTRA FRAME ON THURSDAY
Don’t forget: Track and Xtra Frame are teaming up on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. Eastern for a unique online introduction of the newest member of Track’s high-performance bowling ball family. While Xtra Frame is a subscription-based service, the Track webcast will be available to the general public at no cost between Oct. 14-17.
To view the Track ball show, live or delayed, visit http://xtraframe.pba.com, use the login: TrackBowling and the password: vip.
“WINNING WEDNESDAY” PRIZES ARE IN STORE FOR PBA’S FACEBOOK FANS
The PBA, PBA’S Official Product Registered companies and Crave Games have teamed up to provide a series of great prizes for PBA Facebook fans during the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season on "PBA Winning Wednesdays."
In order to participate, fans must become a PBA Facebook fan at:
http://www.facebook.com/ProfessionalBowlersAssociation?ref=ts. Once they are PBA Facebook fans, they will be eligible for the following prizes which will be awarded every Wednesday throughout the season:
Oct. 20 - Xtra Frame subscription for 2010 World Series of Bowling.
Oct. 27 - Xtra Frame subscription for 2010 World Series of Bowling.
Nov. 3 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Nov. 10 - KR Strikeforce: $100 Gift Certificate to OnTheBallBowling.com.
Nov. 17 - Track high performance ball and logo shirt.
Nov. 24 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Dec. 1 - Ebonite Mission 2.0 ball and Ebonite shirt.
Dec. 8 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Dec. 15 - Storm Products high performance bowling ball and Storm 3-ball tote.
Dec. 22 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Dec. 29 - Motiv Cruel C51 bowling ball, two-ball tote, Motiv Shirt.
Jan. 5 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Jan. 12 – Vise Grips: three-ball tote roller bag, towel, accessory bag, assorted accessories.
Jan. 19 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Jan. 26 - EFX Performance: His/Hers prize pack (sport wristband/nylon necklace for him, oval wristband, ortho foot pack for her)
Feb. 5 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Feb. 12 - 900 Global: Bank bowling ball.
Feb. 19 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Feb. 26 - Turbo 2-n-1 Grips: two-ball tote, towel, accessory bag, assorted accessories.
March 2 – Hammer: Jigsaw Trap bowling ball, two-ball tote, logo shirt.
March 9 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
March 16 - Columbia 300: latest performance bowling ball and logo shirt.
March 23 – Brunswick: latest performance bowing ball.
March 30 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
April 6 – Etonic: one pair of shoes.
April 13 - Roto Grip: high performance bowling ball and Roto Grip three-ball tote.
April 20 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
April 27 - Crave Games: Brunswick Pro Bowling for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
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