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Australia, South Africa Win Titles at 2019 QubicaAMF World Cup

by Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
PALEMBANG, Indonesia - The 2019
QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup came to
a close at the Jakabaring Sport City
Bowling Center, and along with the
event's prestigious trophies, this year's
winners also earned some much-deserved
redemption.
Australia's Rebecca Whiting was extra
motivated after failing to make the top
eight at last year's event, and she capped
her fourth consecutive QubicaAMF World
Cup appearance with a 172-162 victory
over two-time champion Aumi Guerra of
the Dominican Republic.
On the men's side, 2015 World Cup run-
ner-up Francois Louw of South Africa,
was dominant for nearly all 40 games this
week and used years of competitive expe-
rience to help him remain focused in a
237-202 win over Indonesia's Ryan
Lalisang.
In the women's title match, Whiting and
Guerra combined for just six strikes.
Neither player threw a double.
The decision came down to spare shooting, with Guerra missing single-pin spares in qualifier Kelly Kulick of the United States in the other semifinal, 194-179.
the seventh and ninth frames, a 10 pin and 4 pin, respectively, and Whiting converting
the 2-4-10 split in the seventh frame to pull ahead.
Whiting could've doubled in her final frame to lock up the title, but she left a 7 pin on
Francois Louw from South Africa and Rebecca Whiting from Australia are the
Champions of the 55th QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup
See
her first shot. A spare and a strike on
her fill ball meant Guerra needed
two strikes and nine pins to become
the first woman to win three World
Cup titles. She left a 10 pin on her
first offering, giving Australia its
first women's title since 2007.
"I can't even feel it right now, and
I'm sure it will sink in tonight or
tomorrow, but I honestly can't stop
smiling or crying," said Whiting, a
29-year-old right-hander. "I couldn't
even watch the 10th frame. I had to
walk away because I knew if she
bagged out, she'd get me. She's a
great competitor and great supporter
as well. I've gotten to know her over
the years, and I'm proud to call her a
friend. It was nice to have a friendly
final match."
Whiting entered the knockout-style
USBC photo
semifinals as the No. 3 seed and
defeated No. 2 Natasha Roslan of
Malaysia, 199-176, to earn the meet-
ing with Guerra, who topped No. 1
World Cup Page 2

Brian Ziesig Burned 300-796
At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian
Ziesig topped the scoring in the
Epic Edge Trios League at
Farmingdale Lanes firing games
of 300-251-245 for a high series of
796.
Michael McGrath Hammered 300
At Jersey Lanes
LINDEN, NJ - Michael McGrath
found the line and fired a 300
game while contesting in the Plav
Post 91 League at Jersey Lanes.
Ramon Carcamo rolled 299-247-
227-773, Lou DeMartino 278,
Mike Reiersen, Mcelle Montgoris,
and Gina Pillitteri 269, Nick
DiLauro 268-257, Chris Valentine
267, and Eric Smyth 263.
Keith Quinn came close when he
rolled a rolled 290 game followed
by Clinton Ward, Jr who tossed a
288 game.
Alby Pezzella
Sunk 300 at Maple
Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Alby Pezzella fired a 300 game for
a high series of 760 in the
Wednesday AM Tros League at
Maple Lanes RVC.
Joe DiRe rolled 268, Bill
Quaranto 260, and Dwight
Flowers and Derrick Griffin 248.
Quentin Jones rolled 245, Olivia
Nicholson 214, and Anthony
Santos, Jr 163 in the SundayAdult
League.
Mike Fisch, Eric Rothbard 300
At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Mike Fisch and Eric Rothbard
each fired a 300 game whle com-
pdeting in the Monday 4 Man
League at Maple Lanes RVC.
Brian K. McAdams Clipped 300
At Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian
McAdams blasted a 300 game in
the Strike Nation League at
Majestic Lanes.
Christopher Willams rolled 246-
Pat Zenker collected a near per-
fect 299 game followed by
Jeremy Slade with 278-256, John
LaBau 278, Len Ambruso 270,and
Tom Winchell 269
236-269-751, Alphonso Gaines, Jr
248-259-215-722, Steve Baum, Jr
278-235-706, Les Roberson, Jr
246-223-234-703, and Arthur
Frazier 211-265-224-700.
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The win was the ninth World Cup title for Australia overall. The
women have won seven times, and the men have hoisted the trophy
twice, including last year in Las Vegas, when Sam Cooley got the job
done.
Louw's path to the 2019 World Cup title also was dramatic, but his two
matches Saturday featured a lot more strikes.
The 33-year-old right-hander nearly led the event wire to wire, before
a 155 game in a position-round loss, his second-lowest game of the
week, dropped him from first place to the No. 4 seed for the semifinals.
Knowing he excelled on the fresh 41-foot oil pattern this week, Louw
calmly redeemed himself with a 262-196 semifinal win against top-
seeded Oliver Morig of Germany. That set up his meeting with No. 3
Lalisang, who ended Cooley's bid for back-to-back titles in a lopsided
semifinal matchup, 239-158.
Louw and Lalisang both were lined up to start the title tilt, when a
fourth-frame foul from Louw turned the momentum in Lalisang's favor.
The hometown standout, looking to become the fourth competitor in
55 editions of the event to win in his or her home country, had control
of the match until failing to convert the 2-8 combination in the eighth
frame. A 10 pin on the first shot of his final frame all but sealed the win
for Louw.
Lalisang's runner-up finish was the best for an Indonesian player at the
World Cup. He finished third at the 2009 tournament, and Nadia
Nuramalina finished third in the women's division in 2018.
"I'm on the top of the world right now, and it feels incredible," said
Louw, who made his fourth World Cup appearance. "I think that in some
way, what happened in the position round helped me relax a little bit. I
was able to keep my emotions in check, and I knew I had a good look
on the fresh this week, so I never lost my confidence heading into the
semifinals."
Despite Lalisang having the crowd behind him, Louw said he was able
to draw on the experiences he's had in the famed Swedish League, where
the fans and cheering are like nothing he's ever been a part of.
World Cup
Continued from Page 1
Even the uncharacteristic foul could not derail
Louw's mindset.
"On the foul, I pured the shot, but after I let it go, I
just kept sliding," Louw said. "I haven't fouled in 11
or 12 years, and it certainly didn't relax me at all, but
I didn't think about it anymore after that. I stayed
patient, and it paid off. I think my experience and
success at this event also helped, and it was nice to
finally get across the finish line."
The win was the first on the men's side for South
Africa. Anne Jacobs earned the country its only other
World Cup title with a win in 1994.
By virtue of their first- and third-place finishes,
Whiting and Cooley also earned Australia the covet-
ed Bent Petersen Country Award, which has been
awarded to the country with the best combined finish
each year since 1984.
Last year, the award went to the United States, as
Shannon O'Keefe won the women's title and Kyle
Troup was the runner-up to Cooley on the men's side.
Kulick and John Janawicz shouldered the responsi-
bility of defending those titles this year in Indonesia,
and while Kulick was able to pull away from the field
on the way to the top seed for the semifinals, she sim-
ply was out-matched by the left lane in her semifinal
match against Guerra.
In the game, Kulick struck just once in five oppor-
tunities on the left lane.
The other four attempts resulted in a 1-2-4-10
washout in the second frame, 3-6-10 combination in
the fourth frame, 7-10 split in the sixth frame and the
1-2-4-6-10 washout in the 10th frame that allowed
Guerra to claim a spot in the title match with a final-
frame strike.
"I knew the lanes were playing a little different, so
I was prepared for that, and part of my process was to
stay down on each shot," Kulick said. "I thought I did
that on the first shot in the 10th frame, but it never
read it. If I had to rate that shot on a scale of 1-10, I'd
give it an 8.5."
Kulick entered Saturday's eight-player match-play
round with a six-pin advantage over Roslan but was
able to build on that lead and claimed the top seed for
the semifinals by a 189-pin margin, which included
120 bonus pins for her four wins in match play.
The United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famer
and 15-time Team USA member was making her
World Cup debut, an honor she earned by winning the
2019 USBC Team USA Trials in January.
"The last two days were great, they really were,"
Kulick said. "My game is still very strong, though my
mental game might need a little tweaking. But, I led
the World Cup. I didn't win it, but I led it, and that's
pretty special.
December 4 - 10, 2019
"To travel all the way to Indonesia to compete in
such a prestigious tournament means a lot, too. It was
a long journey to get here, but to meet the amazing
people I've met and see this incredible arena has been
unforgettable. I did myself and my country proud,
and you never know, maybe I'll get another chance."
Janawicz finished 19th on the men's side this week.
All competitors at the 2019 World Cup, 73 men and
60 women representing 75 countries, bowled 24
games over four days (six games each day), before
total pinfall determined the 24 men and 24 women
who returned Friday for eight additional games.
Total pinfall for 32 games decided the eight men
and eight women who advanced to Saturday's round-
robin match play, and pinfall for 40 games, including
bonus pins for each win in match play, determined
the four semifinalists.
The World Cup first was contested in 1965, and the
tournament now is considered one of the sport's most
prestigious singles titles. It also is recognized as the
largest event in the sport in terms of number of coun-
tries competing.
The last time the event was held in Indonesia was in
1980, when it visited Jakarta.
It was announced that Kuwait will host the World
Cup in 2020.
For more information on Team USA, visit
BOWL.com/TeamUSA.
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ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Mark Gorgodian 299
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Mark Gorgodian fired a high
game of 299 in the Rockawy Trios League.
Justin Campbell rolled 289, David Nash 279, Joey
Lamont 278, Gary Malone 269, and Ed Galuska
268.
Jim Wintergaard 268
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jim Wintergaard fired a high
game of 288 in the Rockaway Mixed League.
Jorge Caban rolled 267, Steven Haneveld 265,
Dave Katz 259, and Richard McColligan and Glen
Frey and Jesus Cruz and Heriberto Mataias 258
In the Rockaway Womens League Susan Chillemi
rolled 177, and Patricia Dickerson and Lathy
Glendon 169.
Day One High School Bowling Tournament
Sponsored by Manchester High School
by Jack Sluka
The tournament featured 3 team games for both
boys and girls. After the three conventional games,
the top four teams would move on to a three game
baker semi-final with the winners moving on to the
Championship. Manchester girls and boys were both
successful in the finals by defeating their opponents.
The top four teams for the boys were:
Manchester Hawks with a 2,727 led by Dominic
Betar 216-605 and Tanner Pss 225-564,Brick
Township Dragons 2,605led byDominic Poppe 226-
618, Howell Rebels 2,578 led by Joey Tedesco 225-
609 and Henry Hecht 213-609 and Lacey Lions 2,541
led by Michael O'Sullivan 220-610.
In the semi-final which was a three game bakers
format Manchester defeated Lacey and Howell
defeated Brick Township.
In the finals Manchester defeated Howell to take
the Championship.
The top four teams for the girls were:
Brick Memorial Mustangs 2,848 led by Leah
Varela 224-613, Sandy Hornor 278-604 and Emily
Hehir 224-584, Bergen Tech Knights 2,434 led by
Sydney Mantalto 245-564, Manchester Hawks 2,415
led by Victoria Shaw 238-556 and Kaia White 185
and Howell Rebels 2,395 led by Reaghan Smith 212-
596.
In the semi-final final Brick Memorial defeated
Howell and Manchester beat Bergen Tech.
Manchester, with clutch shots from Kaia White then
went on to defeat Brick Memorial.
In some of the top individual scores for the Boys:
Dominic Poppe Brick Township senior 226-211-
618 high series
Michael O'Sullivan junior Lacey 220 – 610
Joey Tedesco sophomore Howell 225-609
December 4 - 10, 2019
AT JERSEY LANES
James Stiles 268 Jazz Nelson 267
ROCKAWAY, NJ - James Stiles rolled 268, Doug LINDEN, NJ - Jass Nelson fired 267, Anthony Littlejohn 245, Azarie
Batsch 258, Lies'l Apgar 248, Van Thompson, Justis Simmons 242, and Ashlynn Behl 214 in the Hawthorne Avenue
Campbell and Ken Emker 246 in the Rockaway League.
Foursome League. Lorenzo Chappotin 253
Justis Campbell259 LINDEN, NJ - Lorenzo Chappotin rolled 253, TimEllis and John
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Justin Campbell rolled 259, Bill Miller 237, and Rodney Godgrey 222 in the Union County Mixed
Karpack 246, and Chris Barkos 243 in the Nor Bu League.
Lodge League. Erwin Luna 248
Andy Friedman254 LINDEN, NJ - Edwin Luna rolled 248, Michael Turner 237, Rene
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Andy Freidman rolled 254, Tom Rodriguez 236, and Rosa Quezada 215 in the Latinos Unidos League.
Schweizer andPaul Rozembersky 245 in the
Thursday Nite Mixed League.
PBA QUICK NOTES
In the Junior Bowlers League Liam Reale hit 182, • The PBA has learned of the death of former PBA member Gary
and Gavin Mattes 166. Timberlake of Blue Springs, Mo. No further details were immediately
available. Timberlake, 66, was a four-time PBA Midwest Region titlist,
including winning the first regional he entered as a member in Peoria,
Ill., in 1979. He competed in PBA Regional tournaments between 1979
and 1989, also bowling in a handful of PBA Tour events when they were
Henry Hecht junior Howell 213 – 609 held in Kansas City. He was inducted into the Greater Kansas City
Anthony Caruso junior Brick Memorial 241-213 – USBC Hall of Fame in 2013.
609 tie high game
Kevin DiBernardo senior Toms River South 217- • Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine – home of the PBA League Elias
215-605 Cup competition – has been named the 2019 Small Business of the Year
Dominic Betar senior Manchester 216- 605 Award winner by the Portland Development Corporation. Bayside co-
Matt Xiques junior Barnegat 241-585 tie high owner Charlie Mitchell noted, “We want to acknowledge that we could-
game. n’t have done this without our amazing employees and all of our great
Other top games: customers — who make this business what is it.” The PBA League will
return to Bayside Bowl for the 2020 Elias Cup competition July 21-23.
Tanner Poss senior Manchester 225
Blaze DeSpirito senior Manchester 220
Michael Ramirez junior Lacey 218
Sean Kinsella Toms River South 213
Jarod Donovan junior Lacey 210
For the Girls:
Leah Varela Brick Memorial freshman 224-223-
613 high series
Sandy Hornor Brick Memorial junior 278-604 high
game
Megan Hanaway Lacey senior 239-212-599
Reaghan Smith Howell 202-212- 596
Emily Hehir Brick Memorial freshman 224-192-
584
Maggie Thompson Brick Township freshman 192-
209-564
Sydney Mantalto Bergen Tech senior 245-564
Victoria Shaw Manchester senior 196-238-556
Ashley Ferrara Toms River South senior 186-199-
551
Lily Spagnola Barnegat senior 191-533
Julia Carty Brick Memorial senior 193-524
Brianna Rodriguez Brick Memorial senior 193-523
Riana Giacone Bergen Tech junior 511
Anelise Terrano Howell senior 189-509
Rachel Lee Bergen Knights sophomore 508
December 4 - 10, 2019 SPORTS REPORTER 5

AT PARKWAY HAVOC AT HOWELL LANES

Manny Rios 290 by John Jennings
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Manny Rios fired 290, Modesto Santiago and Dan Sr. Russomanno 255, Jackie HANKEL CLASSIC
Agresta 232, Annmarie Genneken 210, and Maritza Piskunov posted a 549 set in the Tuesday Nite Starlite Howell, NJ- Vinny D’Ambrosio rolled a 269 on the way to high series
Mixed League. 764 in the Hankel Classic. Marvin Hidalgo Mora and James Rogers each
Sam Rivera 280 shot a 269 game and identical series of 729. Second high series, 747
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Sam Rivera blasted 280, Hassan High 279, Carl Larson 278 in the Thursday Night went to Gary Bondarchuk, the September Bowler of the Month. For the
League. women, Leslie Bohn and Jackie Valanzano each had a 237 with Bohn’s
Danny Leerdam279 665 series over Valanzano’s 653 series. Team 9 in first place at 21-7, No
Mannequins 20-8, Team 1 19-9, and Team 11 18-10.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Danny Leerdam fired a high game of 279 in the CDC League.
Ramon Gomez rolled 264, Ramon DeLeon 246, and Ana Taveres 234. TONY CRISPE SOUTH KNOLLS
Ariel Pena, Nelson Hernandez 259 Howell, NJ- Ralph Giordano rolled high game 237 and high series 612
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Ariel Pena and Nelson Hernandez each fired a high game of 259 in the 27 de Febrery at Howell Lanes in the Tony Crispe South Knolls League. John Galatola
League. rolled a 222 and Maureen Cunningham 193. First place Bowpins 23-5,
Jose Fadul, Marvin Green and Danny Leerdam hit 258, and Larua Torres 243. Where’s Sonia 22-6, and three teams at 21-7.

THURSDAY NIGHT TRIOS

Howell, NJ- Brian Larson repeated with high series and a 702 series in
the Thursday Night Trios. High game to Jay Mann 267 and second high
series 698. Jeff Warbet and Greg Hess 258, and Bob Kaplan 255. Team
9 is 31-4, SDPF 27-8, and Re-Treads 23-12.
John Jennings

FREEHOLD CHURCH LEAGUE

Howell, NJ- Joe Bonica continued in trailblazing the Church League
with high series 677. Meanwhile, Lisa Force threw high game of the ses-
sion with a 246. For the men high game Steve Bibby 237, Bonica 236-
234, and Bill Luke 218. On Strike and Saint Rose both 26-9 followed
by Colts Neck 24-11.

FREEHOLD INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE

Howell, NJ- Tino Polce bowled high series 686 including a 258 game
while Ed Robertson had high game 268 and a 643 series. Both Marvin
Hidalgo Mora and Mike Piller threw 645 series. Piller was 129 POA for
the night that included a 266 game that was 94 POA. Dan Rotante fired
a 256 game.

MIXED NUTS
Howell, NJ- Jim Storey threw high series and high games with a 278-
266 and 711 in the Mixed Nuts at Howell Lanes. Mike Ascidla rolled a
646 series followed by Dave Mulvihill Sr. 634 and son Dave Mulvihill
Jr. 625. Triple DJ leapt into first at 33-12, 3Q’s and a Joker 28-17, and
Team Three 27-18

CHEAP THRILLS
Howell, NJ- For high series in the Cheap Thrills, Mike Fogarty deliv-
ered the high series 684 and high game 257. Other high series were Pete
Marino 653 and Jordan Marangelli 645. Frank Molfetta had a 245 game.
Megan McGinley 224-612, and Caitlyn Tamai 201. We’ve Been Framed
now 29-6 followed by Team X3 25-10, and Rita’s Ice 22-13.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED

Howell, NJ- Joseph Inserra rolled 243-237 on the way to a 662 series
and Marisa Inserra tossed high women’s game and series 221-594 in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League. Eric Hasenpusch threw high game 267
and second high series 656 followed by Ken Chelednik 636, Robert
White 635, and Joe Bonica 631. Standings are: Believe 29-13, Bowling
for Soup 27-15, Team Nine 27-15, and two teams tied at 26-16.
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Bowlero Corp. Adds $400,000
to PBA Tour Prize Funds
Building on this year's strong inaugural season on FOX Sports
and bolstered by the recent acquisition by Bowlero Corp., the
Professional Bowlers Association has announced a $400,000 boost
in prize money for the 2020 Go Bowling! PBA Tour on FOX
Sports season.
Every event on the schedule will enjoy prize fund increases and
two of the PBA's most prestigious major championships, the PBA
Tournament of Champions and PBA World Championship, will
now award six-figure first-place prizes.
All roads lead toward the PBA Playoffs, with the season’s top 24
points earners clinching spots in the $320,000 event, which again
will feature a $100,000 first prize.
Entries have opened for the full schedule of PBA on FOX
events, which will all pay a 1-in-3 cash ratio (with the exception of
the the animal pattern stages of World Series of Bowling XI).
Revised competition formats and conditions await, including
more dual-pattern events at both classic and new venues around
the U.S.
Qualifying and match play rounds of the events will be
livestreamed on FloBowling, with the finals on either FOX or
FS1. Twenty-three telecasts on FOX or FS1 will be live, kicking
off with the PBA Hall of Fame Classic on Jan. 19 on FS1.
Highlights of the broadcast schedule include three straight
majors — including the U.S. Open for the first time on FOX dur-
ing "Big February" — and five straight days of PBA WSOB XI
coverage in March.
December 4 - 10, 2019
AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Carmelo Ciulla 290
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Carmelo Ciulla topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens League fir-
ing a high game of 290.
Paul Barbuzza rolled 288, Ben Gregoretti 269, Steven Friedman 268, Ken Brue 267, Frank Jara 266, and
Corey Mahoney and Al DIgangi 263.
Joe LaSpina 280
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Joe LaSpina blasted a high game of 280 in the Friday Night Mixed League.
Donald Ceparano rolled 266 JohnLaBau 259-258, Mike Weber and Jonathan Fragano 258 Mike Leccese 257,
and Salvador Espaillat 254.
Carl Carinci 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Carl Carinci rolled 279, Anthony Capellupo 231, and Ben Carinci 190 in the
St Raymonds Holy Bowlers League.
In the Sunday HMA Memorial League Juan Garcia shot 225, Kenneth Dinkins 224, and George
Michaelowski 223.
Cliff Stancil 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Cliff Stancil fired a high game of 279 in the Wednesday AM Trios League.
Dwight Flowers rolled 277, Mike DeFalco 264, Steven Carter 259, Vernon Mackey 257, and Rafael Acosta
254.
In the Sunday Adult/Child League Anthony Santos, Jr rolled 290, and Morgan Winchell 173-172.
Al Fabiano 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Al Fabiano led the scoring in the Oceanside Knights of Columbus League
rolling a high game of 279.
Louis Laupheimer hit 276, Anthony Vicari, Sr 257-246, Joe DiRe 257, Patrick Zenker 255, Phil Schaffer 254,
and Keith Massimillo 253.
James Hellen 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - James Hellen topped the scoring in the Tuesday Late Mens League firing
games of 278-266 for a high series of 763.
Michael Solonch rolled 254, Matthew Meaney and Steve Friedman 244, and Vance Bailey 237.
Keith Benenati 259
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Keith Benenati rolled 259, Gregory Frank 255, Willie Fessler 237, and TJ
Lucente 234 in the Wednesday Night Mixed League.
In the Rocvkilles League Debra Potasso rolled 223 Kathy Andrews 221, and Jeanette Holler 220.
Barry Lituchuy 258
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Barry Lituchy rolled 258, Matt Duber 237, Nick Lituchy 236, and Howie Tarr
235 in the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed League.
Kyle O'Connor 249
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Thursday Mixed League Kyle O'Connor rolled 249, Eldred Sherred 237,
Greg Ton 235-228, Carmine Falcone 234, and Debbie Potasso 232.
Mary Pat Murphy rolled 192, Sheila Weissman 169, and Linda Goldstein 160 in the Tuesday Long Beach
Catholics League.
Judy Buzzetta rolled 195, Laurie Bettineschi 192, and Adrienne Lupo 176 in the Tuesday Koffee Kats
League.
In the Monday Ladies Classic League Linda Walsh rolled 193, Dawn Waldhof 185, and Daneille Davis 184.
Vernon Mackey 255
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Vernon Mackey rolled 255, George Fields 245-244, and Jerry George 238 in
the Thursday Senior Birds League
Brian Morreale rolled 226-210, Daniel Carley 226, and Mekhi Michael 214 in the Saturday Scholarship
League.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC AT JIB LANES

Gregory Mintz, Jr 777
HOPELAWN, NJ - Gregory Mintz, Jr led the scoring in the Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios League blasting
games of 277-254-246 for a high series of 777.
Joey Gramiak rolled 248-268-258-774, Chris Fisher 289-257-220-766, Michael Morris, Jr 258-258-245-760,
Kenneth Kosiba 247-258-245-750, and Anthony Stevens 218-280-246-744.
Chuck Mantione 769
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck Mantione topped the scoring in the Federal Business Centers League firing games
of 245-258-266 for a high series of 769.
Khaaliq Williams rolled 234-212-208-654, and Kyle Eagle 210.
Glenn Mohr 760
HOPELAWN, NJ - Glenn Mohr topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 251-230-
279 for a high series of 760.
Steve Osiadacz rolled 234-232-289-755, Craig Vass 247-235-256-738, John Kertesz 279-220-235-734, and
Mike Stanzione 212-256-265-733.
Rich Chaillet 751
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rich Chaillet topped the scoring in the San Remo Open 4 League firing games of 259-
275-217 for a high series of 751.
Steve Peters rolled 218-279-206-703, Mike Dillon 257-227-214-698, MIke Orak 223-214-258-695, and
David Franczak 213-278-681.
In the Merck League Pete Zafian rolled 226, David Guarino 213, and Aaron Smith 205.
Justin Munice 705
HOPELAWN, NJ - Justin Munice led the scoring in the Wednesday Night Trios League rolling games of 257-
225-223 for a high series of 705.
Bill Hoese rolled 267-216-211-694, Phil Okner 23-240-245-688, Guven Kose 204-243-235-682, and
Rolando Vazquez 259-216-202-677.
Ken Martino 684
HOPELAWN, NJ - Ken Martino paced the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League rolling games of 246-
245 for a high series of 684.
Kyle Jannuzzi shot 237-234, Doro Sperantzas 237, and Jose Medina 232.
Casey Creutz 874
HOPELAWN, NJ - Casey Creutz topped the scoring in the Monday Goldstein & Hanel Singles League firing
games of 220-246-231 for a high series of 874.
Rusty Thomsen rolled 214-210-234-207-865, Niko Rivera 234-227-215-859, Ray Tomei 258-201-201-852,
and Mike McNichol 204-235-206-842.
In the Winter Senior Citizens League Rich Rowley rolled 225, and Ed Novajoski 169.
Brian Adamson 802
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Adamson topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League blasting
games of 259-268-275 for a high series of 802.
Havel Wright shot 259-258-268-785, Chris Tamayo 230-267-278-775, Ryan Poli 257-245-267-769, Joe
Lampariello 279-201-276-756, Pete Tirado 237-257-258-752, and Sean Zeleniak 246-278-225-749.
Joe Herber 674
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Herber led the scoring in the Monday Night Mixed League rolling games of 224-225-
225 for a high series of 674.
Andrew Sova rolled 201-256-639, Richard Galasso 205-224-628, Guven Kose 255, and Tyree Holmes 236.
Brian Pawelek 243
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Pawelek rolled 243, Steven Columbus 233, and Lisa Columbus 206 in the JEMMS
Family League.
Frank Jordan rolled 224, Ceferino Rivera 203, and Joyce Ellison201 in the Jerzey Pikers League.
Nut Flowers 762
FLUSHING, NY - Nut Flowers led the scoring in the Transit Friday Mixed
League firing games of 235-269-258 for a high series of 762.
Cliff Stancil rolled 255-234-268-757, Haywood Marlow 225-249-277-
751, Twone Williams 263-254-710, Boogie McLean, Jr 203-269-236-708,
and Will Atkinson 244-277-704.
Craig Bowden 754
FLUSHING, NY - Craig Bowden led the scoring in the Friends and
Family League firing games of 236-278-240 for a high series of 754.
Brett Lee hit 201-268-267-736, Hector Camacho 242-247-245-734, Mike
Fuentes 222-267-223-712, and Nut Flowers 215-269-225-709.
Ed Ziemak 977
FLUSHING, NY - Ed Ziemak topped the scoring in the PBC League blast-
ing games of 259-213-237-268 for a high series of 977.
Rhoy Castro rolled 232-257-214-224-927, Dana Johnson 234-234-218-
884, Gerald Evangelista 214-231-241-877, Justin Connoly 222-214-205-
827.
Charlie Ameres 735
FLUSHING, NY - Charlie Ameres led the scoring in the Ball and Chain
League firing games of 224-246-265 for a high series of 735.
Danielle Merino hit 239-258-236-733, Bobby Fox 236-206-258-700, Joe
Peltzman 207-267-214-688, Jairo Ceballos 212-228-241-681, and Michael
Todd 216-257-203-676.
Vonetta Jolliffe 730
FLUSHING, NY - Vonetta Joliffe led the scoring in the Ted Guy Classic
League rolling games of 289-225-216 for a high series of 730.
John Petrovits III hit 257-217-256-730, Des Carti 245-205-277-727, John
Gallub 233-220-254-707, and Dennis McMillan 230-232-240-702.
Casey Allen 710
FLUSHING, NY - Casey Allen led the scoring in the Midweek Mixers
League rolling games of 234-230-246 for a high series of 710.
Rich Hill shot 237-268-696, and Bob Osterman 235-225-658.
Bryan Hock 703
FLUSHING, NY - Bryan Hock led the scoring in the Pro Shop 2 x 3
Doubles League rolling games of 222-224-257 for a high series of 703.
Cliff Stancil rolled 225-225-248-698, Nicolas Gadsen 244-257-696,
Kevin Carpio 278-686, and Robert Kuch 257-660.
Winston Edwards 669
FLUSHING, NY - Winston Edwards rolled 248-237-669, and Brandon
Coles 212-234-634 in the Early Birds Mixed League.
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Shawn Green 290
FARMINGDALE, NY - Shawn Green blasted a high
game of 290 in the Epic/Maple Foursome League.
Gary Haines, Paul Bajorksi, and Anthony D'Elia
rolled 279, Chris Paroly 278, Steve Buckman 277,
and Alex Warren 269.
In the Sunday Vacation League Peter Mockler rolled
246-244, Ronnie Simon 224, and Jeff Berman 213.
Curtis Brown 289
FARMINGDALE, NY - Curtis Brown fired a high
game of 289 in the Wednesday Early Mens Handicap
League
Dan Coppola rolled 280, Craig Koppell 279, Shaun
Larkin and JEff Scarola 278, and Fabrizio Cerrutti
268.
Evan Myers 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Evan Myers fired a high
game of 279 in the Epic Edge Trios League.
Terry Cazzalano rolled 278-257, Max Thomas and
Sunil Kochar 277, John Ripple 269, and Jeff Scarola
268.
Kyle Durfe, Luke Richardson 279
FARMNGDALE, NY - Kyle Durfee and Luke
Ricardson rolled 279, Michael Walsh 278, Tony
Caridi 277, Daniel Schrafel 268, and Anthony D'Elia
267 in the Friday Late Mixed League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Joshua Holden
rolled 200, Kyle Jimenez 133, and James Costanzo
116.
Dave Drago 279
FARMINGDLE, NY - Dave Drago fired a high game
of 279 in the Monday Night Fourplay League.
Eddie Gruber rolled 262 Brendan Rini 258, and
Keith Cahalane 246.
Ruby Janof rolled 157, and Ethel Levine and Silvia
Rey-Buzzonetti 156 in the Monday Seniors League.
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SIX PBA STARS TO COMPETE FOR $100,00 PRIZE
Kenny Simon 278
IN THIRD BOWLERO ELITE SERIES EVENT
FARMINGDALE, NY - Kenny Simon rolled a high
game of 278 in the Wednesday Party League. Six PBA stars will join two PWBA champions and eight Bowlero
Rob Buckig rolled 252, and Les Tse and Daniel Corp amateur league bowlers in the third Bowlero Elite Series event
Scime 245. of 2019, competing for a $100,000 first prize. The event will air at 1
Edward Smith 269 p.m. EST on NBC on Sunday, Dec. 29.
FARMINGDALE, NY - Edward Smith rolled 269, The PBA Tour champions invited to participate include Anthony
Steve Freidman and Doug Karlson 268, Eric Corsini Simonsen of Little Elm, Texas, who won the $100,000 first prize sec-
259, and Gary Dean and Steve Remmert 257 in the ond Bowlero Elite Series event in September; Kyle Troup of
Thursday Businessmens League. Taylorsville, N.C., who finished second in the inaugural Bowlero
In the Thursday Goodtimers League Tim Jackson Elite Series event; Australia’s Jason Belmonte; Kyle Sherman of
rolled 248, Paul Rourke 246, and Chris Chillemi 236. O’Fallon, Mo., Marshall Kent of Yakima, Wash., and newly-elected
Joseph Kotowicz 267 PBA Hall of Famer Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C. Troup and
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph Kotowicz rolled 267,
Simonsen advanced to the third event as winners of the professional
John Curtis and Charles Turner 258, John Caputo and bowler brackets in the first two events, respectively.
Robert Barbaro 257, and Ahmaud Brown 250 in the
Also participating in the special event will be PWBA champions
Tuesday Nite Owls League.
In the Tuesday Ladies League Vickie Rich rolled
Shannon O’Keefe and Clara Guerrero, and amateurs Luis Gonzalez,
179, Pat Fried 172, and Suzanne Katz 170. the winner of the first Bowlero Elite Series event; New Jersey school
Paul Meyer 266 teacher Amy Brehm; Miami nurse Elizabeth Jones; Texas marketing
professional Jay Nephew; New Jersey electromechanical mainte-
FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul Meyer fired 266,
Wingo Hom 238, and Neil Wlliams 237 in the nance technician Douglas Herron; Phoenix marketing pro Mike
Saturday NIte Fun League. Ewing and former PBA member Greg Thompson Jr. of Tempe, Ariz.
Michael Graston rolled 232-231, Brillian Gonzalez and Brehm advanced to the third event as winners of the
Soedarmasto 230, and Brian Lunetto 211 in the amateur league bowler brackets in the first two events.
Saturday St Martin League.
In the Friday Teens League Ethan Shapiro rolled
234, and Benjamin Raifer 192-192.
Stephan Diaczun, Sr 244
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Stephan Diaczun, Sr rolled 244, Joseph
Costanzo 239-234, and Stephane Jimerez 215.
Marvin Slifkin rolled 191-178, George DiSalvo 180,
and Gerard Hoeler 167 in the Friday Summer Seniors
League.