19 Feb 2018. 857 Anthony
Caso Shore Lanes 2018-Feb (278-300-279)
Friday, February 23, 2018
Sunday, February 04, 2018
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Sunday, November 12, 2017
9 Nov 17. Jimmy Eiker, PBA Member bowling league shoots 858 (258,300,300). Continued success.
1-2 Nov 17. FHSAA Tournament at Boardwalk Lanes in Orlando, FL.
Theo Cox qualified 7th and finished 2nd.
Veronica Petrinic finished 2nd
Emilie Passanante finished 7th
24 Oct 17. FHSAA District 10 Tournament at Shore Lanes, Merritt Island.
Theo Cox finished 1st; Michael Harmon Jr., finished 2nd
Cheyenne Cumutt finished 1st; Veronica Petrinic finished 2nd.
23 Oct 17. FHSAA District 11 Tournament at Shore Lanes, Palm Bay
Kyle Bockman finished 1st; Matthew Dashnaw finished 2nd
Crystal Elliott finished 1st; Kylie Angiel finished 2nd
20 Oct 17. Top Averages in Brevard County High School Bowling
Ryan Caldwell-215.2; Kyle Bockman-213.7; Henry Kyle-212.1; Theo Cox-205.5; Logan Harvey-204.7
Kylie Angiel-215.9; Amber Moore-206.8; Crystal Elliott-201.9; Veronica Petrinec-201.3; LeAnne McLaughlin-192.4
1-2 Nov 17. FHSAA Tournament at Boardwalk Lanes in Orlando, FL.
Theo Cox qualified 7th and finished 2nd.
Veronica Petrinic finished 2nd
Emilie Passanante finished 7th
24 Oct 17. FHSAA District 10 Tournament at Shore Lanes, Merritt Island.
Theo Cox finished 1st; Michael Harmon Jr., finished 2nd
Cheyenne Cumutt finished 1st; Veronica Petrinic finished 2nd.
23 Oct 17. FHSAA District 11 Tournament at Shore Lanes, Palm Bay
Kyle Bockman finished 1st; Matthew Dashnaw finished 2nd
Crystal Elliott finished 1st; Kylie Angiel finished 2nd
20 Oct 17. Top Averages in Brevard County High School Bowling
Ryan Caldwell-215.2; Kyle Bockman-213.7; Henry Kyle-212.1; Theo Cox-205.5; Logan Harvey-204.7
Kylie Angiel-215.9; Amber Moore-206.8; Crystal Elliott-201.9; Veronica Petrinec-201.3; LeAnne McLaughlin-192.4
Monday, October 09, 2017
6-8 Oct 17. Storm Youth Championships
at Little River and Planet Fun Lanes on 37ft and 41ft pattern win 3
gold medals and was overall champion.
Lead her squad on day one
(193,216,196,225,194,204,193,162=1583). Day two
lead her squad (209,162,170,208,245,216,232,237=1687). +70 for
tournament.
3 Oct 17. Crystal Elliott nominated for Florida Today Athlete of the Week.
2 Oct 17. Kyle Bockman selected as Florida Today Athlete of the Week.
1 Oct 17. FJBT, Emilie Passanante at Port St. Lucie Lanes, qualified 5th and finished 4th. Also won JOG spot for Dallas, TX.
1 Oct 17. Crystal Elliott in FJBT at Port St. Lucie on
Rolling Hills pattern, qualified 2nd and finished 2nd
28 Sep 17. High School Bowling Average Leaders after 10 weeks:
Ryan Caldwell, Heritage, 212.8 Kylie Angiel, Covenant Christ, 207.1
Kyle Bockman, Bayside, 211.7 Crystal Elliott, Eau Gallie, 201.6
Richard Butler, Titusville, 212.1 Amber Moore, Cocoa, 208.1
Ricky Baden, Space Coast, 203.3 LeAnne McLaughlin, Space Coast, 198.7
24 Sep 17. Crystal Elliott in KYPS at Kegel
(193,213,209,283(front 10),185) finished 4th overall and
1st in girls division by 200 pins.
26 Aug 17. Crystal Elliott at Verdes Tropicana, 1st
Adult tournament, finished 37th and missed cut by 14. Was
2nd in Junior Division. Shot 935
w/224 last game.
13 Aug 17. Crystal Elliott at Space Coast Youth Series,
qualified 1st and won first title.
6 Aug 17. FJBT at Merritt Island,
Crystal won on 39ft flat.
5 Aug 17. Florida Junior Gold Series,
Crystal won and got Junior Gold Spot for Dallas, TX
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
Sunday, July 09, 2017
26 Jun 2017. Justin Fell reports, "Tim Emery's latest accomplishment separates him from the rest of the world's bowlers. The Ewing resident knocked down all 10 pins in 12 straight frames in a world-record 74.85 seconds on June 2. The previous record of 86.9 by New York resident Ben Ketola didn't even last two months. "It's pretty cool," Emery said. "It's a little overwhelming."
Friday, June 23, 2017
Jul 30-31, 2016---------2016 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship,
"I wanted to stay in touch and first let you, and the NFHS, know how well last year's U.S. High School Bowling National Championship went. Here are just some of the results from the 2016 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship that took place in Tamarac, Florida on July 30-31, 2016.
There were several interesting stories from last year's tournament. For starters, both boys and girls Singles Champions came from Kentucky. The boys Singles champion, McKinley Knopp, was an 18 year-old graduated senior on his way to college, while the girls Singles champion, Emma Owens, was 14 years of age and was an incoming sophomore. Both Team Champions, Apopka HS boys and Circle Christian girls, came from Florida and were each the reigning Florida (FHSAA) State boys and girls team champions. Here are links to the 2016 Champions with their National Championship rings:
2016 Boys & Girls TEAM Champions - http://www.ushsbf.org/2016boys&girlsteamchampionrings.pdf
2016 Boys & Girls SINGLES Champions - http://www.ushsbf.org/2016boys&girlssingleschampionrings.pdf
But what might be the most interesting story from within the '16 National Championship came from the Boys National Runner-Up Team -- Rio Rancho HS -- the reigning New Mexico state champions. The Rio Rancho HS boys team were actually a "unified" team that had two girls on their boys team... and both girls played throughout the '16 National Championship. When do you see a National Championship final game or final match in any sport that has women competing equally, side by side, with their male teammates in a boys or men's division?
There were 39 new State records set from the bowlers who participated in this inaugural high school bowling national championship. There is a red hash tag after 2016# in the Florida, Texas, New Mexico and Wisconsin state record pages indicating that the particular record was performed at 'Nationals’. There were three 300 games, four 299s, one 296, and one 800 series (first-ever 800 in Wisconsin HS bowling). All 300 games and 800 series have been added to the National 300/800 Honor Roll http://ushsbf.org/300800honorroll.html
Feedback from the bowlers, their coaches and parents, both during and after the '16 National Championships has been overwhelmingly positive. Everyone immediately were talking about their excitement to compete in next year’s national championship in Nashville, Tennessee.
2017 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship www.2017nationalchampionship.com
The 2017 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship will take place just outside of Nashville in Smyrna, Tennessee on June 24-25, 2017 at Smyrna Bowling Center. The field has been expanded to fit 520 bowlers (260 boys / 260 girls max) and a maximum of 52 boys and 52 girls and teams. We anticipate bowlers from approximately 15 different States will be represented in the ’17 National Championship.
Welcome letter from the Mayor of Smyrna, TN - http://ushsbf.org/welcome_letter_smyrna_mayor_reed_2017.pdf
I would like to extend an invitation to the NFHS to sanction the 2017 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship. If that is not possible at this time, I would like to invite the NFHS to consider national championship sanctioning in 2018... and beyond.
Please feel free to contact me anytime regarding the '17 National Championship and/or for any other reason.
"I wanted to stay in touch and first let you, and the NFHS, know how well last year's U.S. High School Bowling National Championship went. Here are just some of the results from the 2016 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship that took place in Tamarac, Florida on July 30-31, 2016.
There were several interesting stories from last year's tournament. For starters, both boys and girls Singles Champions came from Kentucky. The boys Singles champion, McKinley Knopp, was an 18 year-old graduated senior on his way to college, while the girls Singles champion, Emma Owens, was 14 years of age and was an incoming sophomore. Both Team Champions, Apopka HS boys and Circle Christian girls, came from Florida and were each the reigning Florida (FHSAA) State boys and girls team champions. Here are links to the 2016 Champions with their National Championship rings:
2016 Boys & Girls TEAM Champions - http://www.ushsbf.org/2016boys&girlsteamchampionrings.pdf
2016 Boys & Girls SINGLES Champions - http://www.ushsbf.org/2016boys&girlssingleschampionrings.pdf
But what might be the most interesting story from within the '16 National Championship came from the Boys National Runner-Up Team -- Rio Rancho HS -- the reigning New Mexico state champions. The Rio Rancho HS boys team were actually a "unified" team that had two girls on their boys team... and both girls played throughout the '16 National Championship. When do you see a National Championship final game or final match in any sport that has women competing equally, side by side, with their male teammates in a boys or men's division?
There were 39 new State records set from the bowlers who participated in this inaugural high school bowling national championship. There is a red hash tag after 2016# in the Florida, Texas, New Mexico and Wisconsin state record pages indicating that the particular record was performed at 'Nationals’. There were three 300 games, four 299s, one 296, and one 800 series (first-ever 800 in Wisconsin HS bowling). All 300 games and 800 series have been added to the National 300/800 Honor Roll http://ushsbf.org/300800honorroll.html
Feedback from the bowlers, their coaches and parents, both during and after the '16 National Championships has been overwhelmingly positive. Everyone immediately were talking about their excitement to compete in next year’s national championship in Nashville, Tennessee.
2017 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship www.2017nationalchampionship.com
The 2017 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship will take place just outside of Nashville in Smyrna, Tennessee on June 24-25, 2017 at Smyrna Bowling Center. The field has been expanded to fit 520 bowlers (260 boys / 260 girls max) and a maximum of 52 boys and 52 girls and teams. We anticipate bowlers from approximately 15 different States will be represented in the ’17 National Championship.
Welcome letter from the Mayor of Smyrna, TN - http://ushsbf.org/welcome_letter_smyrna_mayor_reed_2017.pdf
I would like to extend an invitation to the NFHS to sanction the 2017 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship. If that is not possible at this time, I would like to invite the NFHS to consider national championship sanctioning in 2018... and beyond.
Please feel free to contact me anytime regarding the '17 National Championship and/or for any other reason.
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
WORLD RECORD
BOWLING INDUSTRY SETS NEW WORLD RECORD WITH MORE THAN
923,000 GAMES ROLLED IN A SINGLE DAY
Industry Also Reports Record Year-Upon-Year Growth with Participation Having Climbed by 2.7% to over 71 Million Between April '09 and March '10
ARLINGTON, Texas, August 31, 2010 - Long one of America's most beloved national pastimes, bowling continues to see record levels of participation in what has been a period of tremendous resurgence in popularity for the industry. The Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA), the industry's premier trade organization representing 4,000 bowling centers, released new growth statistics that point to the vitality of bowling, which continues to maintain its status as the nation's number one participatory sport.
The BPAA reported today that on World Record Day (August 7) - the culmination of National Bowling Week (July 31 to August 7), the industry set a new world record of most games played in a single day for the third consecutive year. Within a 24-hour period, 923,948 games were played across the 1,252 centers that reported as of the cut-off date, setting a new benchmark of success for the industry.
Coupled with the World Record Day news, the BPAA also announced record participation levels during the full year of April 2009 to March 2010. Driven by heightened participation from women and younger bowlers, the industry saw a 2.7% increase in consumer participation with more than 71 million having bowled during the twelve month time frame.
"From coast-to-coast, we are seeing a tremendous period of growth and vitality for the bowling industry, as evidenced by the records that are being shattered year after year," said Steve Johnson, executive director of BPAA. "From women and young adults who are just becoming bowling enthusiasts to boomers, who are falling back in love with the game, many are discovering and rediscovering that bowling isn't just the greatest sport, it's a lot of fun too."
Below is a history of World Record Day participation over the past three years:
2010 - 923,948 games across 1,252 centers
2009 - 741,821 games across 1,044 centers
2008 - 548,721 games across 808 centers
The new bowling world record is recognized by the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA), United States Bowling Congress (USBC), Strike Ten Entertainment, the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA).
923,000 GAMES ROLLED IN A SINGLE DAY
Industry Also Reports Record Year-Upon-Year Growth with Participation Having Climbed by 2.7% to over 71 Million Between April '09 and March '10
ARLINGTON, Texas, August 31, 2010 - Long one of America's most beloved national pastimes, bowling continues to see record levels of participation in what has been a period of tremendous resurgence in popularity for the industry. The Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA), the industry's premier trade organization representing 4,000 bowling centers, released new growth statistics that point to the vitality of bowling, which continues to maintain its status as the nation's number one participatory sport.
The BPAA reported today that on World Record Day (August 7) - the culmination of National Bowling Week (July 31 to August 7), the industry set a new world record of most games played in a single day for the third consecutive year. Within a 24-hour period, 923,948 games were played across the 1,252 centers that reported as of the cut-off date, setting a new benchmark of success for the industry.
Coupled with the World Record Day news, the BPAA also announced record participation levels during the full year of April 2009 to March 2010. Driven by heightened participation from women and younger bowlers, the industry saw a 2.7% increase in consumer participation with more than 71 million having bowled during the twelve month time frame.
"From coast-to-coast, we are seeing a tremendous period of growth and vitality for the bowling industry, as evidenced by the records that are being shattered year after year," said Steve Johnson, executive director of BPAA. "From women and young adults who are just becoming bowling enthusiasts to boomers, who are falling back in love with the game, many are discovering and rediscovering that bowling isn't just the greatest sport, it's a lot of fun too."
Below is a history of World Record Day participation over the past three years:
2010 - 923,948 games across 1,252 centers
2009 - 741,821 games across 1,044 centers
2008 - 548,721 games across 808 centers
The new bowling world record is recognized by the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA), United States Bowling Congress (USBC), Strike Ten Entertainment, the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA).
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Tournament of Americas-2010
2-8 Aug 10 Tournament of Americas at Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando, FL after the first round of competition - singles.
Elise Bolton, Merritt Island, FL wins Gold in the 16-19 Junior Women Division
Greg Young, Veria, FL win a Bronze Medal in the 12-15 Junior Mens Division
Congrats to all the other participants.
Elise Bolton, Merritt Island, FL wins Gold in the 16-19 Junior Women Division
Greg Young, Veria, FL win a Bronze Medal in the 12-15 Junior Mens Division
Congrats to all the other participants.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
TEENMASTERS 2010
TeenMasters Championships at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, NV.
Greg Young, Viera, FL wins U14 Division and $3,000 in Scholarship
John Patrick, St. Simons Island, GA finished in the top 16.
David Lance, Merritt Island, FL finished in the top 32.
Adel Wahner, Texas (formerly Merritt Island) in U14 Division finishes 8th.
Greg Young, Viera, FL wins U14 Division and $3,000 in Scholarship
John Patrick, St. Simons Island, GA finished in the top 16.
David Lance, Merritt Island, FL finished in the top 32.
Adel Wahner, Texas (formerly Merritt Island) in U14 Division finishes 8th.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
New World Record
A New World Record is Made
Stephen Shanabrook, 24, of Plano, Texas broke the Guinness World Record of the Longest Marathon Ten-Pin Bowling on Saturday, July 17th. The previous longest tenpin bowling marathon world record was held by Stuart Ridley, 32, of New Zealand who bowled for 5 days and 2 hours straight at Strike Entertainment Centre in September 2009. Stephen bowled for 5 days, 4 hours and 45 minutes at Plano Super Bowl.
Below is an interview he gave shortly after finishing his amazing feat.
What was the most difficult part?
Probably transitioning from a period where I had a full sleep schedule to one where it was very limited. I was only allowed one or two hours per day, so it was a really difficult adaptation for my body to get used to. It was really hard on me the first three days; but I adapted into it the last couple. That’s what helped me make it through the last three days.
Was the challenge more physical or mental?
I would say the whole process was about 70% mental and 30% physical for me. I felt like I was in good shape physically, but every person who does something like this finds themselves at that physical wall and you have to have the mental ability to go through that wall and keep going. I bumped into that wall many times this week, and it was the help from family and friends and encouragement that kept me going.
Showing off his custom bowling ball dontated by OTB. Congratulations from all us to you Stephen.
Were the toughest times the early morning hours?
Yes. Probably between 1:00am and 3:00 am, because it was dead quiet in the center, and there weren’t very many people around; maybe a handful. My support group helped through those times. Thank goodness we had a lot of night owls. When they saw me struggling, they would bring me some food, or snack, or some kind of power drink, or they would talk to me and keep me going.
Were there any moments of panic when you thought it wouldn’t last much longer?
I think toward the end of day one and the start of day two. At the end of day one I was exhausted after being up for more than 24 hours, because I had planned my sleep schedule to only one hour per day to maximize the breaks I got, so I could accumulate minutes of break time. At the start of day two, I felt sort of sick. I don’t know what it was from, but I had to fight my way through it. Once I got some food into my system, it calmed down and I was able to re-focus my energy.
It is amazing that you are this coherent right now.
Actually, I am not nearly as foggy now as I was on Wednesday. Then, if you had said something to me, I might have wondered what language you were speaking, but my body adjusted, and I have been able to function pretty well the past couple of days.
At what point did you first think “I’m going to make it?”
That would have to be about mid-day Thursday when I had, maybe not a second wind, but a new burst of energy. I could see the finish line and thought this really was possible, so I kept going and kept pushing and said to myself “This is going to happen.”
Does doing this give you a lot of confidence to accomplish other goals in your life?
Without a doubt. Something this challenging is huge; to come out on top. This proves that if you set your sights high, you can go in that direction.
Stephen Shanabrook, 24, of Plano, Texas broke the Guinness World Record of the Longest Marathon Ten-Pin Bowling on Saturday, July 17th. The previous longest tenpin bowling marathon world record was held by Stuart Ridley, 32, of New Zealand who bowled for 5 days and 2 hours straight at Strike Entertainment Centre in September 2009. Stephen bowled for 5 days, 4 hours and 45 minutes at Plano Super Bowl.
Below is an interview he gave shortly after finishing his amazing feat.
What was the most difficult part?
Probably transitioning from a period where I had a full sleep schedule to one where it was very limited. I was only allowed one or two hours per day, so it was a really difficult adaptation for my body to get used to. It was really hard on me the first three days; but I adapted into it the last couple. That’s what helped me make it through the last three days.
Was the challenge more physical or mental?
I would say the whole process was about 70% mental and 30% physical for me. I felt like I was in good shape physically, but every person who does something like this finds themselves at that physical wall and you have to have the mental ability to go through that wall and keep going. I bumped into that wall many times this week, and it was the help from family and friends and encouragement that kept me going.
Showing off his custom bowling ball dontated by OTB. Congratulations from all us to you Stephen.
Were the toughest times the early morning hours?
Yes. Probably between 1:00am and 3:00 am, because it was dead quiet in the center, and there weren’t very many people around; maybe a handful. My support group helped through those times. Thank goodness we had a lot of night owls. When they saw me struggling, they would bring me some food, or snack, or some kind of power drink, or they would talk to me and keep me going.
Were there any moments of panic when you thought it wouldn’t last much longer?
I think toward the end of day one and the start of day two. At the end of day one I was exhausted after being up for more than 24 hours, because I had planned my sleep schedule to only one hour per day to maximize the breaks I got, so I could accumulate minutes of break time. At the start of day two, I felt sort of sick. I don’t know what it was from, but I had to fight my way through it. Once I got some food into my system, it calmed down and I was able to re-focus my energy.
It is amazing that you are this coherent right now.
Actually, I am not nearly as foggy now as I was on Wednesday. Then, if you had said something to me, I might have wondered what language you were speaking, but my body adjusted, and I have been able to function pretty well the past couple of days.
At what point did you first think “I’m going to make it?”
That would have to be about mid-day Thursday when I had, maybe not a second wind, but a new burst of energy. I could see the finish line and thought this really was possible, so I kept going and kept pushing and said to myself “This is going to happen.”
Does doing this give you a lot of confidence to accomplish other goals in your life?
Without a doubt. Something this challenging is huge; to come out on top. This proves that if you set your sights high, you can go in that direction.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
PBA Regional Player Sets 2 New Records
The previous record of 40 consecutive strikes by Jeanne Naccarato during the 1986 Women's Central States Tournament fell on 11 May by Tommy Gollick.
Tom is a PBA regional player from Oberlin, Pa put together 47 straight strikes in a scratch league at Red Crown Bowling Center in Harrisburg, Pa.
Gollick started the four-game session by leaving a 4-10 split and going 9-out. He didn't shoot another spare the rest of the night, finishing game 1 with 279 and then rolling three consecutive 300s for a four-game total of 1179 - also a record.
Congratulations Tom you striking machine.
Tom is a PBA regional player from Oberlin, Pa put together 47 straight strikes in a scratch league at Red Crown Bowling Center in Harrisburg, Pa.
Gollick started the four-game session by leaving a 4-10 split and going 9-out. He didn't shoot another spare the rest of the night, finishing game 1 with 279 and then rolling three consecutive 300s for a four-game total of 1179 - also a record.
Congratulations Tom you striking machine.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Kids in Indy at JOG
Kids are finished for this year at the JOG. None made the finals which are tomorrow. 13/15 Jul 10 Junior Olympic Gold tournament in Indianapolis-2010 Rachel Vaughn, Port St. Lucie, FL - qualified 21st and after semi-finals finished 30th (2nd year) Michael Coffey, Melbourne, FL - qualified 15th and after semi-finals finished 51st (2nd year) Greg Young, Viera, FL - qualified 36th and after semi-finals finished 58th (1st year)
Friday, July 02, 2010
Scratch Sweeper
6 Game Scratch Sweeper at Port St. Lucie Lanes on 27 Jun 2010 top five standings:
1. Tom Daugherty-1231
2. John Bemberon-1217
3. Dennis Psaropoulos-1212
4. Craig Auerback-1197
5. Jeremy Mooney-1195
1. Tom Daugherty-1231
2. John Bemberon-1217
3. Dennis Psaropoulos-1212
4. Craig Auerback-1197
5. Jeremy Mooney-1195
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Young in Vegas
Greg Young, Viera, FL finished 2nd in the Second Chance tournament of the Junior World Team Challenge at the Suncoast Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Also, along with his doubles partner Jeremy Mooney finished 13th in the Doubles Event.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Ramos June Shootout
Results from June Shootout:46 Entries 1.Tom Daugherty +257 $10002.John Janawicz +238 $5003.Shawn Evans +187 $3504.Dennis Psarapolous (S) +172 $3005.Pete Dohan Jr. +121 $2006.Tony Colosimo +29 $1757.George Gomez (S) -8 $1508.Jimmy Eiker -9 $1259.John Donovan -11 $100 Hi Senior: Keith Glasgow -84 $100
Saturday, June 19, 2010
New Champion
Southeast Scholarship Tour crowned a new champion at Sky Bowl in Orlando, FL, Alex Hartlein of Merritt Island, FL for winning the upper division and shooting a 300 game during qualifying.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
NEW LOSCHETTER CHAMPION
Loschetter Tournament at Brunswick Harbour Lanes, Melbourne, FL bowling on the 40 foot, US Open Pattern had the following results after qualifying:
Upper Division: Greg Young 13th; David Lane 14th
Lower Division: Rachel Vaughn 5th; Alex Hartlein 6th; Kyle Johnson 9th; Kyle Gordon 11th; LeAnne McLaughlin 19th and Jacquie Blankenship 21st.
After match play Paige Cousins won her first Lower Division title; Rachel Vaughn finished 2nd and Alex Hartlein finished fifth. Kyle Gordon finished 7th and Kyle Johnson finished 9th. Congrats to all the bowlers and the Loschetter's for putting on a good event.
Upper Division: Greg Young 13th; David Lane 14th
Lower Division: Rachel Vaughn 5th; Alex Hartlein 6th; Kyle Johnson 9th; Kyle Gordon 11th; LeAnne McLaughlin 19th and Jacquie Blankenship 21st.
After match play Paige Cousins won her first Lower Division title; Rachel Vaughn finished 2nd and Alex Hartlein finished fifth. Kyle Gordon finished 7th and Kyle Johnson finished 9th. Congrats to all the bowlers and the Loschetter's for putting on a good event.
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
UBA Champion
Congratulations to Shawn Evans of Evan's Pro Shop in Melbourne Florida on his first UBA Tournament Championship. Great Bowling Shawn!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
2nd Southern Shootout Championship
22/23 May 10. Congratulations to Jason Couch for winning the Southern Shootout Championships. Also, to Matt Stromberg for finishing 5th after the Match Play finals and James Elrod for his 13th place finish.
Standing and Positions:
Subject: Results From The Southern Shootout Championship Cashers Round
Full Tournament results will be sent out in the days to come. Also, the revised points list will be on its way soon.
Here are the results from Sunday....Round Of 28 (Cashers Round)10 Game Total:
1.Eddie Vandaniker +172 Advance
2.Kip Roberts +100 Advance
3.Stevie Weber +65 Advance
4.Jason Couch +62 Advance
5.Ildemaro Ruiz Jr. +53 Advance
6.Matt Stromberg +48 Advance
7.Marek Przezpolewski +42 Advance
8.Dan Maclelland +37 Advance
9.Randy Weiss +26 $880
10.Emilio Mora Jr. +11 $850
11.Matt Tuckfield -6 $750
12.Doug Becker -29 $700
13.James Elrod -38 $650
14.Jason Hurd -40 $625
15.Michael Williams $600
16.Jack Taylor -47 $590
17.Jason Sterner -52 $580
18.Darrel Ratliff -59 $570
19.Dave Pavlack -66 $560
20.Curt Guinn -67 $550
21.David Boyd -82 $540
22.Jeremy Mooney -83 $530
23.Tony Colosimo -85 $520
24.Elliot Ten -90 $510
25.Alejandro Reyna $490
26.David Stouffer -107 $470
27.Billy Block -132 $450
28.Mike Marsico -141 $430
Round Of 8:Losers get $1100#8 Dan Maclelland Def. #1 Ed Vandaniker 2-1 (182-229, 226-217, 215-214)#2 Kip Roberts Def. #7 Marek Przezpolewski 2-1 (212-220, 223-220, 203-178)#3 Stevie Weber Def. #6 Matt Stromberg 2-1 (200-211, 204-178, 242-223)#4 Jason Couch Def. #5 Ildemaro Ruiz Jr. 2-0 (226-208, 216-178)
Round Of 4:Losers get $2000#8 Dan Maclelland Def. #3 Stevie Weber 2-1 (206-212, 215-212, 234-202)#4 Jason Couch Def. #2 Kip Roberts 2-0 (205-199, 225-222)
Championship Match:Winner Gets $7500, Runner Up Gets $4000#4 Jason Couch Def. #8 Dan Maclelland 2-0 (200-183, 199-171)
Standing and Positions:
Subject: Results From The Southern Shootout Championship Cashers Round
Full Tournament results will be sent out in the days to come. Also, the revised points list will be on its way soon.
Here are the results from Sunday....Round Of 28 (Cashers Round)10 Game Total:
1.Eddie Vandaniker +172 Advance
2.Kip Roberts +100 Advance
3.Stevie Weber +65 Advance
4.Jason Couch +62 Advance
5.Ildemaro Ruiz Jr. +53 Advance
6.Matt Stromberg +48 Advance
7.Marek Przezpolewski +42 Advance
8.Dan Maclelland +37 Advance
9.Randy Weiss +26 $880
10.Emilio Mora Jr. +11 $850
11.Matt Tuckfield -6 $750
12.Doug Becker -29 $700
13.James Elrod -38 $650
14.Jason Hurd -40 $625
15.Michael Williams $600
16.Jack Taylor -47 $590
17.Jason Sterner -52 $580
18.Darrel Ratliff -59 $570
19.Dave Pavlack -66 $560
20.Curt Guinn -67 $550
21.David Boyd -82 $540
22.Jeremy Mooney -83 $530
23.Tony Colosimo -85 $520
24.Elliot Ten -90 $510
25.Alejandro Reyna $490
26.David Stouffer -107 $470
27.Billy Block -132 $450
28.Mike Marsico -141 $430
Round Of 8:Losers get $1100#8 Dan Maclelland Def. #1 Ed Vandaniker 2-1 (182-229, 226-217, 215-214)#2 Kip Roberts Def. #7 Marek Przezpolewski 2-1 (212-220, 223-220, 203-178)#3 Stevie Weber Def. #6 Matt Stromberg 2-1 (200-211, 204-178, 242-223)#4 Jason Couch Def. #5 Ildemaro Ruiz Jr. 2-0 (226-208, 216-178)
Round Of 4:Losers get $2000#8 Dan Maclelland Def. #3 Stevie Weber 2-1 (206-212, 215-212, 234-202)#4 Jason Couch Def. #2 Kip Roberts 2-0 (205-199, 225-222)
Championship Match:Winner Gets $7500, Runner Up Gets $4000#4 Jason Couch Def. #8 Dan Maclelland 2-0 (200-183, 199-171)
Kegel "End of Year Tournament"
22/23 May 10. Kegel Training Center in Lake Wales, FL put on the End of Year Tournament which started Saturday with qualifying for the upper division. Rachel Vaughn lead qualifying with 1347; Michael Coffey 2nd; Greg Young 3rd and David Lance 4th. Later in the day the Lower Division completed the Match Play Championships in the U13 Boys Division with Greg Young finishing 1st and David Lance finishing 2nd. On Sunday the Upper Division of the Boys and Girls division competed with Rachel Vaughn making it to the final match against Dayna Galganski and finished 2nd. The Boys Upper Division had David Lance finish 4th (making it to the final four) and Greg Young finish 5th.
Friday, May 21, 2010
Sardegna Five Game Sweeper
Matt Stromberg, Vero Beach, FL finishes in 2nd Place in the Sardegna's Five Game Sweeper at AMF University Lanes in Tampa.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Bowling Class
8 May 10, Travis Geoffrion during the Shore Lanes Youth League Wrap-Up party puts on a bowling display by shooting 229, 300, 221, 300, 297. Congrats Travis.
Sunday, May 09, 2010
Brevard Bowlers Selected
Michael Coffey, Melbourne, FL and Elise Bolton, Merritt Island, Fl selected to Kegel Elite Team for 2010. Youth bowlers will represent the Kegel Training Center in Lake Wales, FL and will bowl in the Junior WorldTeam Challenge later this year.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
