Bowling Highlights Column 3-16-12

Eddie Lake Scores Two 300's

Forty-eight year old Monticello kegler Eddie Lake is on a roll lately and he credits his accomplishments to a new bowling ball.
Ed recorded his 14th career 300 this past Monday, March 12 on lanes 9 and 10 bowling a 300 in the first game and followed it up with a 203 and 227 for a 730 series.
His13th career 300 game was rolled on February 27 in the same Monday Men's league at Kiamesha Lane on lanes 5 and 6 where he scored a 300, 205, 236, 741..
He presently has a 227 average in the Monday Men's league, a 232 average in the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters league and a 231 average in the Friday Mixed Doubles league.
And for both of these perfect game scores Lake wasn't using his old Hammer bowling ball but instead he recently switched to a new Hammer Epidemic drilled by Tom Palmer at Kiamesha Lanes. Eddie still talks about his old Hammer and bowls with it occasionally. He still believes in the fact that some of the old bowling equipment can still do the job..
About two years ago Lake had been without his now 24-year-old Hammer bowling ball as it was being repaired by Mickey Luongo down at Mike's Pro Shop in Middletown. He got the repaired ball back and in two weeks the old Hammer resulted in revising the Eddie Lake "300 game Express" as he smashed the maples for his ninth career 300 game on December 29, 2008.
Lake said the new Hammer ball has helped him scores two recent 800 plus series, He also missed another 300 game two weeks ago when he recorded a 299, leaving a four pin on the last ball.
During the 2007-08 bowling season Lake recorded four 300 games. Eddie had a 300 on January 21, 2008, scored another 300 in the second game of a match November 9, 2008 in the Friday Night Mixed league making it his third perfect 300 game that season.
Eddie on October 1 and October 2 , 2007, made bowling history in Sullivan County by bowling 300 games on consecutive nights. Lake on Monday October 1 in the Monday Men's league smashed the maples for a 223, 300, 277, 800 series. The next night, Tuesday October 2, while a substitute bowler in the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters league he scored a 207, 300, 235 for a 732 series. Both leagues are at Kiamesha Lanes.
His high 856 series was bowled in 2004 in the Wednesday Men's league at Kiamesha Lanes.
In this past Monday night's match his brother, Rick Lake banged out a 770 series with single games of 258, 248 and 264. The Monday Night Men's league Team Lake team consists of Ed, Rick, Roy Sweeney and Mickey Lake.
Considered one of the premier bowlers in the tri-county area Lake is single and comes from a well known Sullivan County bowling family with brother Ricky and his mother and father Mickey and Joan Lake.

The Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo

Bowlers: This week's tip was suggested by a league bowler and applies mostly to those bowlers who are using modern bowling balls.
You may not know that the modern bowling ball is porous with several different densities and has numerous chemicals in the cover stocks.
Full coverage of this tip is available at http://bght.blogspot.com/
As these balls change temperature, the cover and core will expand and contract. Due to the different materials used for the core, inner core and cover, this fluctuation occurs at different rates.
Leaving the ball in a car when temperatures are severe, very hot or very cold, the expansion and contraction causes severe stress on the cover. This stress us even greater when a cold ball is used to bowl while it is still cold. This may cause the ball to crack.
So the tip is not only educational but let it serve as a reminder to take care of your bowling ball investment--avoid the experience that the above mentioned bowler went through--and if you carry your balls to and from the center, don't leave them in your car. Mike Luongo is a certified IBPSIA Pro Shop Operator, Master Instructor, USBC Silver Level Coach and an Advisor-Special Events assistant with the Storm and Roto Grip Bowling Ball Company. Have a question, call him at 435-720-7939 or eamil at mikel@stormbowling.com

LOCAL BOWLING SCORES

LOCAL BOWLING SCORES
BY ED TOWNSEND


BEECHWOOD LANES
Provided By Lori Kimmes

MONDAY LADIES LEAGUE

Julie Yewchuck 152, Jody Gulley 151, Beth Schumacher 152, 155, Tracey Puerschner 201, 172, Michelle Brockner 155, Jackie Mootz 156, Diane Staves 169, 163, 161, Diane Conroy 159, 168, Lori Kimmes 169.

CALLICOON KRISTAL BOWL
Provided By Kristal Whitmore

MONDAY HORTONVILLE
LADIES LEAGUE

Sue Naughton 170, 152, Kelly Gombita 166, 157, Lillian Zieres 183, 174, 508, Virginia Connel 151, Pat Peters 182, Joyce Brooks 181, Debbie Loughrey 164. 159, Barbara Pingel 158, Judy Mohn 186, Kim Murphy 156, Mardette Wilcox 169.

TUESDAY DELAWARE VALLEY
MEN'S LEAGUE

Mark Hawley 246, Jeremy Gulley 214, 211, Joe Gager 190, Jon Wayne 185, 190, Alan Rutledge 224, Ed Leroy 214, Brian Starr 189, Mike Sorge 187, 201, Mike Gieger 206.

FOX BOWLING CENTER
Provided By Bill Gleim

TUESDAY LADIES
EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE

Andie Rose Bullis 190, 507, Linda Ferris 185, Natasha Tuttle 193, Brianna Walker 189, 181, 540.

WEDNESDAY MEN'S
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

Tom Anderson 233, 664, Dave Benedict 228, Al Bullis Sr. 246, 234, 672, Andrew Bullis 254, 237, 234, 725, Frank Couse Sr. 600, Jim Dibble 231, 300, 237, 768, Brian Drumm 265, 234, 687, Randy Evanitsky Sr. 254, John Fish 246, Craig Gehrig 623, Bill Gleim 246, 247, 237, 730, Dylan Green 600, Martin Haeussler 265, 686, Jack Hazen 600, Paul Ignatovich 254, 655, Rob Johnson 246, 618, Derek Keesler 278, 632, Dick Layton 226, Donnie Marino 257, 278, 730, Cory Newman 242, Mitch Persbacker 607, Tim Smith 235, 225, 682, Chris Wadeson 226, 600, Zuke Wormuth 256, 237, 708, Jeremy Wormuth 245, 632, Jay Wormuth 268, 635, Tony Wright 246.

SATURDAY YOUTH LEAGUES

Bantam girls Brenna Gleim 119, 142, Bethany Brown 110, Emily Brown 108, Bantam boys Jacob Berry 86, Junior league Rachel Hanstine 130, Kayla Smith 134.

SUNDAY MIXED FUN LEAGUE

Ray Cornwell 237, 642, Don Marino 262, 228, 682, Dave Mills 235, 634, Dustin Mills (Bantam boys) 128, 112, Savanna Mills (youth girls) 144, 148, 143, 435. Parker Tiffany (Bantam boys) 106.

KIAMESHA LANES
Provided By James VanAken, Mary
Lee Williams, Debbie Durland
and Ryan Lepke

MONDAY MENS LEAGUE

Dan Ricco 236, 643, Mike Weiner 257, 639, John Hoffmann 276, 686, Jim VanAken 227, 256, 656, Josh Strang 278, 645, Tom Belgiovene 247, 663, Matt Fallon 229, 643, Jim Piontex 278, 702, Frank Scuderi 239, 621, Laresko Niifa 605, Cecil Walters 226, 641, Ronnie Totten 234, 624, Kevin Stackhouse 226, 643, Eddie Lake 246, 257, 698, Rick Lake 231, 249, 676, Jaryl Scott 244, 289, 258, 791, Paul Durland 257, 624, Vinnie Collura 260, 257, 258, 775, Don Durland 234, 257, 715, Francisco Martinez 246, Al Caycho 266, 645, Jack Moylan 225, 611, Corey VanKeuren 236, 642, Eddie Walsh 245, 620, Pedro Agapito 237, 226, 257, 720, John Fischer 238, 257, 278, 773, Dave Graham 265, 669, George Battle 225, 610, Lloyd Bridges 628, Erik Miller 256, 279, 745, Keith Smith 229, 659, Shaun Lyons 225, Anthony Atkins 627, Kenny Atkins 254, 655, John Lopez 226, 613, James Durland 276, 657, Craig Wilhelm 226, Tim McIntyre 259, 639, Jon Wilhelm 244, 619.

TUESDAY MIXED
FIREFIGHTERS LEAGUE

Debbie Durland 236, 194, 211, 641, Joan Lake 205, 183, 244, 632, Suzette Bertholf 225, 536, Mary Lee Williams 181, 524, Andrea Grossman 188, 201, 523, Linda Schaefer 187, Joan Redington 184, Dave Dibble Jr. 247, 247, 268, 762, Mitch Juron 245, 246, 714, Eddie Lake 235, 257, 709, Ed Guthrie 231, 248, 693, Russ Keesler 255, 689, Pedro Agapito 236, 651, Joe Peabody 227.

THURSDAY LADIES LEAGUE

Tina Tuttle 222, Cara Nicholson 190, Pat Gibson 200, Debbie Durland 237, 228, 204, 669, Pat Shuart 181, Joan Lake182, 191, Connie McKenley 236, 180, Sherri Laird 186, Trasey Barres 214, Mardette Wilcox 197, Barbara Durbak 211, Tina Schultz 187.

FRIDAY MIXED LEAGUE

John Hoffmann 226, 247, 267, 740, Eddie Lake 276, 248, 236, 760, Frank Scuderi 233, 231, 257, 721, Robert Linzer 238, James Piontek 245, 648, Larry Berens 227, 232, 643, Dan Ricco 223, 624, Kevin Stackhouse 257, 685, John Wilhelm 236, 655, Vic Decker 238, 615, Pedro Agapito 257, 275, 723, Craig Wilhelm 275, 607, Glenn Fraser 236, Laura Palmer 191, Carolyn Williams 237, 527, Vera Bernhardt 188, 513, Tammy Sze 180, 182, 519, Mary Ann Drobysh-Berens 200, 204, 571, Joan Lake 217, 207, 589, Christina Seidler 191, 523, Trasey Barres 190, 502, Linda Schaefer 203, 535, Cathy Carpenter 184, 221, 584, Donna Smith 184, 508.

Occasionally, tight space requirements results in items being edited out of columns. For full coverage of this column go to http://bght.blogspot.com/ This column is written by Ed Townsend, a public relations consultant to the amateur-professional sport of bowling. League and tournament information can be submitted by phone at 845-439-8177, by email at edwardctownsend@hotmail.com or by fax at 845-205-4474. We are also on Facebook.

Here & There Column 3-13-12

National Tourney Starts Thursday

The 2012 NJCAA Division III National Tournament returns to Sullivan County Community College (SCCC) March 15-17 and once again a lot of pats on the back go out to the outstanding efforts made by representatives of SCCC and other community folks who have worked hard to bring a Men's College Basketball National Championship Tournament to Sullivan County.
The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III National Championships will be hosted at SCCC in the Paul Gerry Fieldhouse beginning this Thursday March 15 and will go through Saturday March 17.
Eight of the best NJCAA Division III men's basketball teams will compete for the National championship and at the time of this writing one additional division had yet to be decided. The seven teams to date include The Bronx Community College Broncos, SUNY Delhi Broncos, Milwaukee Area Technical College Raiders, Cedar Valley College Suns, Central Lakes College Raiders, Brookdale Community College Blues and the Roxbury Community College Tigers.
In an upset that hits particularly close to home, the D-III National Tournament hosts, the SUNY Sullivan Generals, were beaten in Region XV seminfinal play by Nassau Community College on March 3 and will not be a part of this tournament.
Sullivan County is once again putting it's best foot forward for this event and we say a great big welcome to all eight teams, their coaches and their fans who should give a nice boost to our local economy this weekend.
If you want to see some great college basketball get over to SCCC for this outstanding display of talent. Tournament passes may be purchased by calling 845-434-5750, ext. 4294.

Tri-Valley Competition Night

TRI-VALLEY COMPETITION NIGHT

GRAHAMSVILLE--The Tri-Valley Junior Class of 2013 are repeat champions of the 36th Annual Tri-Valley Competition Night held Friday March 9 in the high school gym.
The same class won the Competition Night championship as Sophomores last year.
The annual event filled the gym with a standing-room only crowd and featured all four high school grades 9-12 along with Bill O'Morrissey as Master of Ceremonies, Kathi Smith and Kevin Giroux as score keepers and Jeanne Fiedler, Derek Adams, Tyler Eckhoff, Mellonee Cappiello, Beth Rice, Karen Andrews, Cory Turner and Christopher Smith serving as referees and judges.
Events consisted of the Obstacle Course, Crab Soccer, Cage Ball, Relay, Tug of War, Brain Teaser and Lip Sync(skits).
The Class of 2015 has 87 members, Class of 2014 has 94 members, Class of 2013 has 81 members and the Class of 2012 has 97 members.
Points for each class was awarded for spirit week and participation, decoration and lip sync (skits), point for all events, sportsmanship points and the canned food drive challenge.
In the Obstacle Course event the Seniors won 2 points, Juniors 3, Sophomores 5 and Freshman 1. The Crab Soccer event saw 5 points go to the Freshman Sophomore class, 1 to the Sophomores, 3 to the Juniors and 1 to the Seniors. The Freshman class won 5 points in the Cage Ball event, 3 points to the Sophomore Class, 1 to the Junior class and 1 to the senior class.
The Relay Race was won by the Senior Class with 5 points, Junior Class 1 point, Sophomore Class with 3 points and the Freshman Class with 2 points. The Tug of War event went to the Senior class with 5 points, 3 points to the Junior Class, and 1 point each to the Sophomore and Freshman Class.
In the Decoration category the Junior class again prevailed with 10 points, Seniors 5, Sophomores 1 and Freshman 3.
The Lip-Sync (skits) event went to the Juniors with 10 points, Seniors 5, Sophomores 3 and Freshman 1. Spirit week points was won by the Freshman 4, Seniors 3 points, Juniors 1 point and Sophomores 2 points. Sportsmanship points saw the Freshman and Sophomores with 5 points each and the Juniors and Seniors with 4 points each.
In the Brain Teaser event 5 points went to both the Juniors and Seniors with 0 points to the Freshman and Sophomores.
Total points which include participation and canned goods donations gave the overall championship to the Junior class with 46 points, second place to the Senior class with 43 points, third place to the Freshman with 31 points and fourth place to the Sophomores with 26 points.
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IDENTIFICATION OF THE ABOVE PHOTOS

Members of the Tri-Valley CS Chorus under the direction of Kevin Giroux sing the National Anthem.

Freshman Caroline Martin shows her rope climbing skills during the obstacle course competition.
Junior Cody Exner performs well in the hurdles event.
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The Junior and Freshman class battle it out in the crab soccer event.

Three-year old Kaylee Shafarsky Taubl was dancing and twirling her balloon enjoying the competition night events. She is the daughter of Carrolann and Stephen Taubl from the Town of Neversink.

Sophomore Devin Donnelly put on an outstanding performance in his class Lip Sync skit.

Amy Paes Scholarshuip Games

Scholarship Games Are Fun For Everyone

GRAHAMSVILLE-- The Amy Paes Scholarship Basketball games provide a lot of enthusiasm and pride for the four sixth grade teams in their "Moving Up" competition.
The event took place Saturday, March 10 in the Tri-Valley Central School main gym.
They are now considered graduates from the Saturday BearCub Basketball Program and many look forward to Tri-Valley's seventh grade modified basketball. The Saturday BearCub Program is under the guidance and management of Scott Mickelson.
In the girls competition between the Red team and the Blue team the Red team coached by Chris Gozza pulled out a 10-8 victory over the Blue team coached by Gary Buley.
The boys Blue team coached by Jonathan Edwards defeated the Red team coached by Greg Botsford 18-12.
Scott Mickelson made two special presentations during this event to Jonathan Edwards and Erin Smith for their "years of service and dedication to the BearCub Basketball Program," and that the plaques presented to them were given "with deep appreciation and heartfelt gratitude and your commitment to this program is an inspiration to us all."
Girls team players included Lily Gozza, Taylor Cox, Alexis Walter, Angelina DiToro, Gillian Matthews, Julie Helthaler, Elise Yamen, Fiona Luiso, Anna Hendrickson, Maggie Jane Mitchell, Jaclyn Musa, Morgan Shamro, Dominque Johnson, Brianna Jackson, Nicole Scuderi and Nirvana Blake.
Sixth grade boys team players included Frank Vurkio, Patrick Coombe, Anthony Santiago, Anthony Scuderi, Mikhail Vainblat, Connor Campbell, Brennan Healy, Dustin Rogers, Bruce Lynch, Joseph Edwards, Ryan Banks, Matthew Monforte, Michael DeWitt, Dev VanSleet, Chase Botsford, Kyle Krier, Jack Eddings, Patrick Krummack, Jared Palmer and Devon Dulaff.
Volunteers assisting with this scholarship event included refs Erin Smith, Sabrena Smith, Kainan Justiniano, Ashley Exner, announcers Greg Swarthout, Steve McInerney, Jonathan Edwards and scorekeepers Cory Turner and Kevin Giroux.
The Tri-Valley Alumni/Faculty (odd numbered year graduates vs. even numbered year graduates) game turned out to be quite a shooting exhibition by 2006 graduate Ian Exner and 2003 graduate Kyle Humphrey as the two led the Red team to a 124-70 victory over the Blue team. Exner ended up with 35 points and Humphrey with 34 points with both players showing outstanding three-point scoring skills along with fast-break scoring abilities.
Participants in the Alumni/Faculty game along with Exner and Humphrey were Kyle Walter, Scott Michelson, Cory Turner, Alan Moss, Branton Smith, Brent Lawrence, Greg Botsford, Joe Lee, April Meade, Tim Martin, Mike Moss, Michael Kaplan, Chris Gozza, Fred Moore, Lacey Moore and Craig Terbush.
The proceeds of $671 from this event went to benefit the Amy Pres Scholarship Fund.
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CAPTIONS FOR FIVE OF THE PICTURES ARE LOCATED WITHIN THE STORY AND INCLUDE THE BOYS SIXTH GRADE TEAMS, GIRLS SIXTH GRADE TEAMS, ALUMNI/FACULTY TEAM PLAYERS AND THE TWO PRESENTATIONS BY SCOTT MICKELSON

OTHER INDIVIDUAL SHOTS INCLUDE:

Kyle Humphrey scoring two of his 34 points in the Alumni/Faculty game.


Matthew Monforte shows his dibbling skills in the boys sixth grade game.


Julie Helphaler takes the ball down court during the girls sixth grade game.

Bowling Highlights Column 3-9-12

Local Bowler Makes PBA Debut

Twenty-six year-old Claryville bowler Shane Cunningham made his official Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) debut at the 69th U.S. Open at Brunswick Zone Carolier in North Brunswick, NJ the week of February 20-26.
Officially joining the PBA in January, Shane has been bowling for some eight years in several leagues at Kiamesha Lanes. He presently maintains a 211 average in the Wednesday Men's league and subs in the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters league and the Monday Men's league.
"I stated out bowling with the White Lake Fire Department team and also bowled with Dean Shattuck's team on Wednesday, Shane said.
Picking the PBA tournament with the toughest shot the association lays down is always an eye opener and when asked what the oiled 42 feet from gutter to gutter and 80% oil was like, Shane noted, "it was definitely eyeopening, a different experience and I definitely have to practice a lot more and will enter some upcoming Regional PBA tournaments."
His next PBA Regional tournament competition will include an event on the "White" pattern at Catskill April 20-22 and the East Regional Final with the same pattern May 4-6 at Rome, NY.
The bowling balls that Cunningham used in the US Open included three Hammer Taboo's.
Shane said that the tournament competition for him included Tuesday-Thursday rounds of 6 games per day for a total of 18 games. He didn't make the cut after Thursday's competition and said, "I averaged like 150."
Asked what got him into the game of bowling, Cunningham said he was inspired by "a family of bowlers including grandparents Claude and Ruth Hendrickson." He sadly announced that his grandmother passed away on the third day of his competition but that he was not informed about her death until after the competition was over.
Cunningham at the close of his competition also had the opportunity to meet the great legend in bowling, Carmen Salvino, who won 17 PBA tour titles. They shared a photo opportunity together with Mike and Mickey Luongo who now represent Storm and Roto-Grip in the Northeast. Salvino was inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame in 1975.
Four other Sullivan County bowlers, Dean and Kelly Shattuck of Monticello and Bob and Barbara Cady of Livingston Manor also attended the Thursday through Sunday portion of the U.S. Open.
Shane is married to Deb and they are parents to 8-month old daughter Zouey. He is employed as a correction officer with the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department.

The Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo

Bowlers: This weeks tips is for all bowlers regardless of your level and it has to do with understanding the correct body position needed to execute a bowling shot and being able to duplicate it.
If you were to stand straight on the approach, facing the pins, letting the ball hang on your hand, you could not swing the ball straight without hitting your hip with the ball. This is impossible to do without swinging the ball around your hip because the ball is too big.
This "roundhouse swing" is not able to be duplicated shot after shot.
Therefore, you might be in a position to be able to swing the ball toward your desired target without any obstacles.
The tip: Get your head as far to the right (or left if left handed) and tilt our bowling shoulder slightly downward. Contrary to what some of your fellow bowlers might tell you, you must drop your shoulder toward the floor in order to avoid the "roundhouse swing". At the same time, slightly pen your hips and shoulder and you will be able to swing your arm straight toward your target time and time again.
Due to different physiologist, the exact position may vary slightly from person to person, but, when correctly positioned, you can use gravity to control the tempo of your swing.
Mike Luongo is a certified IBPSIA Pro Shop Operator, Master Instructor, USBC Silver Level Coach and an Advisor-Special Events assistant with the Storm and Roto Grip Bowling Ball Company. Have a question, call him at 435-720-7939 or email at mikel@stormbowling.com

Occasionally, tight space requirements results in items being edited out of columns. For full coverage of this column go to http://bght.blogspot.com/ This column is written by Ed Townsend, a public relations consultant to the amateur-professional sport of bowling. League and tournament information can be submitted by phone at 845-439-8177, email at edwardctownsend@hotmail.com, and by fax at 845-205-4474. We are also on Facebook.

IDENTIFICATION OF ABOVE PHOTO

Claryville bowler and new Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Member Shane Cunningham, fourth from the left, competed in his first PBA Tournament Feb. 20-26 at the (PBA) U.S. Open in North Brunswick, NJ. Joining him for this event were, from the left, popular PBA Legend Carmen Salvino, Mike and Mickey Luongo, Northeast Storm and Roto Grip representatives from Middletown, Shane and Syndicated Bowling Columnist Ed Townsend.

Local Bowling Scores

LOCAL BOWLING SCORES
BY ED TOWNSEND

BEECHWOOD LANES
Provided By Lori Kimmes

Monday Ladies League

Beth Schumacher 151, 160, Tracey Puerschner 152, 157, Jackie Mootz 159, Jody Schanil 152, Diane Staves 200, 171, Diane Conroy 181, Nicole Hubert 160.

CALLICOON KRISTAL BOWL
Provided By Kristal Whitmore

Monday Hortonville Ladies LeagueSue Naughton 155, 158, Linda Millis 162, 165, Kelly Gombita 150, Pat Peters 161, 163, 154, Rebecca Rhodes 157, Debbie Loughrey 165, 158, Judy Mohn 163, 188, Kim Murphy 166, 162, 169, Mardette Wilcox 154, 160.

Tuesday Delaware Valley Men’s League

Mark Hawley 180, Jeremy Gulley 187, Joe Gager 181, Cory Keesler 191, 215, Kurt Buddenhagen 198, Ed Leroy 195, Mark Scriber 187, Chris Rasmussen 183, 199, Brian Starr 218, Eugene Fulton 180, Mike Sorge 223, Gary Erlwein 209, Bob Head 200, Damien VanLeuven 211, Don Hill 181.

FOX BOWLING CENTER
Provided By Bill Gleim

Tuesday Ladies Earlybirds League

Dawn Mclenon 188, 188, 515, Lisa Rosengrant 183, Natasha Tuttle 190.

Wednesday Men’s Independent League

Tom Anderson 243, 236, 684, Al Bullis Sr. 249, 611, Andrew Bullis 248, 247, 704, Jim Dibble 234, 248, 678, Brian Drumm 247, 619, Craig Gehrig 613, Rob Johnson 278, 640, Dick Layton 234, 637, Donnie Marino 246, 257, 693, Cory Newman 255, 639, Mitch Persbacker 234, Brian Tiffany 611, Chris Wadeson 247, 646, Zuke Wormuth 280, 662, Jay Wormuth 237, 607, Tony Wright 610.

Thursday Men’s Deposit National League

Al Bullis Jr. 235, 651, Al Bullis Sr. 254, 662, Dale Conklin 235, Tim Cornwell 239, Nate Finch 226, 226, 662, Paul Ignatovich 227, Gino Jones 227, Greg Keesler 226, 604, John Lanner 227, 625, Bob Mills 231, 622, Neil Mosher 225, 608, Dick Price 255, 248, 255, 758, Paul Siegler 225, Jim Valentine 248, 658, Chris Wadeson 278, 255, 733, Dan Wormuth 266, 684.

Friday Couples League

Crystal Ellis 237, 224, 621, Bill Gleim 226, 236, 256, 718, Mark McGraw 607, Rick Mills 633, Sheri Oralls 200, 502, Walt Oralls 234, 666, Jen Smith 516, Mike Wagner 244, 605, Sandy Winans 183, 188, Dan Wormuth 255, 236, 694, Jeremy Wormuth 240, 610, Michelle Wormuth 500.

Saturday Youth Leagues

Bantam Boys: Thomas Schoonmaker 131, Bantam Girls: Brenna Gleim 121, Kelsi Berry 102, Junior League: Cassandra Schoonmaker 132, 141, Kayla Smith 136.

Sunday Mixed Fun LeagueRay Cornwell 237, 226, 678, Marty Haeussler 276, 622, Dave Mills 228, Dustin Mills (Bantam Boys) 132, Roger Mills 226, 643, Savanna Mills (Youth Girls) 144, 190, 455, Brian Tiffany 617, Parker Tiffany (Bantam Boys) 115, 110.

KIAMESHA LANES

Provided By James VanAken, Mary
Lee Williams, Debbie Durland
and Ryan Lepke

Monday Men’s League

Shane Conner 258, 237, 700, Mike Weiner 246, 238, 656, John Hoffmann 254, 677, Josh Strang 239, 640, Matt Fallon 641, Frank Scuderi 229, 248, 666, Cecil Walters 234, 268, 256, 758, Ronnie Totten 604, Rick Lake 226, 269, 708, Jaryl Scott 256, 299, 768, Paul Durland 225, 234, 627, Vinnie Collura 236, 612, Don Durland 248, 675, Jack Moylan 236, 227, 686, Eddie Walsh 257, 269, 265, 791, Pedro Agapito 248, 268, 279, 795, John Fischer 268, 235, 716, Nate Sanders 630, Dave Graham 225, 630, Lloyd Bridges 235, 619, Larry Berens 255, 633, Erik Miller 234, 610, Anthony Atkins 237, Wayne Atkins 266, 651, James Durland 235, 618, Craig Wilhelm 235, 617, Jon Wilhelm 289, 258, 742.

Tuesday Mixed Firefighters League

Mary Lee Williams 246, 245, 215, 706, Suzette Bertholf 205, 544, Linda Schaefer 211, 531, Trasey Barres 195, 501, Debra Blackford 190, Eddie Lake 267, 278, 747, Pedro Agapito 227, 259, 244, 730, Ryan Lepke 248, 686, Ed Guthrie 266, 666, Cecil Walters 621, Peter Scannell 613, Mitch Juron 235, 612, George Kelley 607, Kevin Stackhouse 248, 603, Dave Dibble Jr. 225.

Thursday Ladies League

Kathy Shapiro 215, Hope McKeon 211, Debbie Durland 216, Shirley Bowens 194, Tracey Barres 182, Stephanie Davis 181, Barbara Merton 196, Connie Mc-Kenley 190, Mary Berger 193, Valerie Fersch 185, Mardette Wilcox 181, 185, Joan Lake 187.

Friday Mixed LeagueCarolyn Williams 210, 203, 591, Francine Kaiser 180, 182, 203, 565, Tammy Sze 227, 560, Mary Ann Drobysh-Berens 190, 200, 550, Joan Lake 193, 517, Christina Seidler 193, April Aldrich 180, Linda Schaefer 217, 547, Cathy Carpenter 224, 180, 573, Nancy Greene 187, 516, Antionette Rau 180, 211, 560, John Hoffmann 289, 269, 259, 817, Leroy Williams 257, Frank Emmens 234, 621, Eddie Lake 249, 228, 649, Robert Linzer 609, James Piontek 280, 245, 695, Ryan Lepke 246, 683, Eugene Kelly 258, 675, Larry Berens 610, Robert Sze 236, 663, Dan Ricco 232, John Wilhelm 259, 231, 266, 756, Victor Decker 224, 602, Pedro Agapito 234, 270, 697, Craig Wilhelm 225, James Paterson 225.

LIBERTY LANES
Provided By Bob Fix Jr.

Monday Men’s League

Kyle Stevens 234, 235, 263, 732; Chris McKay 223, 255, 247, 725, Ed Blume 202, 277, 201, 680, Ralph Coney 245, 224, 200, 669, Thomas Fix 216, 202, 229, 647, Jim Fiore 204, 217, 225, 645, Paul Minton 225, 233, 640, Robert Cady 214, 205, 213, 632, Chris Stevens 278, 191, 626, Pete Meachum 195, 227, 593, Todd Houghtaling 192, 213, 584, Carmine Santillo 193, 208, 570, Tom Stephenson 233, Carlos Torres 218, Ricky Nichols 212, Dean Shattuck 206, Dan Martinetti 204, Jason Jones Sr. 203, Chas Tuttle 203, Bruce Garritt 199, Walt Edwards 192, Robert Fix III 192, Chris Santillo 192, Mitch Mattison 191, William Bruce 190.

ShopRite League

Mary Heinle 181, 160, 121, 462, Frank Teichs 144, 181, 118, 443, Billy Parkinson 100, 156, 151, 407, Barbara Brundage 108, 147, 137, 392, Fred Seaman 135, 120, 128, 383, Jeff Grey 136, 132, 111, 379, Dedra Sofo 139, 143, 80, 362, Jody Westphal 158, 87, 101, 346, Sue DeMestrio 99, 132, 87, 318, Beverly Parsons 86, 110, 104, 300, May Meyers 72, 86, 136, 294, Judy Didinsky 89, 74, 123, 285, Kathy Westphal 104, 89, 66, 259, Joanne Lotz 70, 87, 101, 258, Kelly McCaffrey 59, 124, 71, 254.

Thursday Ladies League

Karen Martin 177, 214, 516, Audrey Woolard 170, 483, Kathi Smith 185, Joan Fredenburgh 180, Tabatha Smith 178, Ketty Schleiermacher 174, Carly Sklar 170.

Friday Mixed League

Jim Fiore 257, 204, 644, Alan LaBounty 199, 191, 238, 628, Sharon Russell 183, 174, 244, 601, Kyle Stevens 198, 197, 582, Bonnie Carman 191, 186, 535, Stew Stevens 233.

Liberty Elks Bumper League

Colin Flynn 88, Terrence Hayden 81, Madison Bertholf 80, Treyvon Hayden 68, Riley Totten 64, Kaitlin Stungis 39.Liberty Elks Bantam LeagueJarod Hellerer 77, 137, 214, Ian Cody 87, 109, 196, David Schiff 90, 52, 142, Matthew Stungis 38, 93, 131, Chandler Fink 60, 50, 110, Zachary DeLong 53, 56, 109, Corrine Hellerer 12, 28, 40

Liberty Elks Teenage League

John Kolarik 193, 158, 225, 576, Louie Brahm 144, 169, 216, 529, Anthony Kolarik 161, 155, 205, 521, Robby Lyons 138, 186, 136, 460, Ryan Feeney 144, 161, 144, 449, Cameron Reichenbaugh 119, 156, 159, 434, Anthony Lupardo 104, 137, 155, 396, Alaura DeLong 112, 118, 122, 352, Bobby Kehrley 104, 115, 120, 339, Felicia Reichenbaugh 62, 100, 79, 241.

Sunday Mixed League

Robert Cady 210, 221, 215, 646, Bob Feeney 195, 194, 212, 601, Jim Fiore 216, 199, 599, Sara Jahrling 180, 170, 487, Sheila Fix 176, 483, Thomas Fix 224, Rich Winters Jr. 222, Kevin Feeney 210, Woody Rexford 199, Jerry Scandore 193, Barbara Cady 180.