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
Sunday, November 12, 2017
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.
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