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Kelly Kulick, Chris Barnes and Mika Koivuniemi Elected to USBC Hall of Fame
ARLINGTON, Texas – Kelly Professional Bowlers Association
Kulick, Chris Barnes and Mika (PBA) Tournament of Champions
Koivuniemi will be part of the 2019 title to become the first woman to
United States Bowling Congress Hall win a PBA Tour event.
of Fame class after their election in Following an outstanding colle-
the Superior Performance category. giate career at Morehead State,
The three were among the 10 where she was a three-time National
bowlers on the Superior Performance Collegiate Bowling Coaches
national ballot voted on by a panel of Association (NCBCA) Most
USBC Hall of Fame members, Valuable Player Award winner,
USBC Board members and veteran Kulick captured Professional
bowling writers. Candidates had to Women’s Bowling Association
receive at least 70 percent of the (PWBA) Rookie of the Year honors
votes cast to earn election. PBA photo PBA photo PBA photo in 2000. She would win the first of

Kulick, Barnes and Koivuniemi Kelly Kulick Chris Barnes Mika Koivuniemi her six major titles at the 2003 U.S.
now are part of the 2019 USBC Hall of Fame class that will have seven members. They join Women's Open.
the late John Davis (Meritorious Service), Bob Johnson (Meritorious Service), Larry Kulick also is a 14-time Team USA member. Her international resume includes a then-
Lichstein (Pioneer) and the late Jim St. John (Veterans), who were elected by the USBC Hall record performance in winning gold in singles at the 1999 World Bowling World
of Fame Committee in October 2018. Championships, the first of her 22 career gold medals in international competition.
The 2019 USBC Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place May 1 in Las Vegas as
part of the USBC Convention at The Orleans Hotel and Casino. See USBC page 2
Kulick, 41, of Union, New Jersey, made bowling history in 2010 when she captured the

PBA Tour Begins Points Race to PBA Playoffs in Season Opener Kyle O'Connor Slammed 300
ARLINGTON, Texas – As the Professional Bowlers historic season of television coverage by FOX Sports on its FOX
Association kicked off its 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour sea- and FS1 channels, was the first event to offer points. The HOF At Maple Lanes RVC
son with the first round of qualifying in the PBA Hall of Classic, aired live on FS1 and designated as a Tier 3 event because ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Cimino 253, and Charlie Torres
Fame Classic at the International Research and Training it includes a limited field (70 players) and an abbreviated format (six Kyle O'Connor fired a 300 game 247.
Center, the race to qualify for the new PBA Playoffs that will qualifying games for all players plus another six qualifying games in the Thursday Mixed League at In the Thursday El Cheapo
be held in April in Portland, Maine, officially begins. for the top 18 to determine the top five stepladder finalists).All qual- Maple Lanes RVC. Mixed League Boris Sosa rolled
During the 2019 season, competition points will be award- ifying rounds were live-streamed by PBA’s online streaming part- Joseph Jhingree rolled 259, 228, John Moran 217, and Sean
ed to all players in all PBA Tour events that are open to all ner, FloBowling. Debra Potasso 255, Anthony McGinn 216.
players, with point values varying according to a three-tier The FOX Sports portion of the 2019 schedule, concluding with
system under a new system being introduced this season. the USBC Masters, will be the basis for qualifying for the PBA Doug Herron 300 at Majestic Lanes
Under the tier system, Tier 1 tournaments are major champi- Playoffs. Of the 24 qualifiers, the top eight players will earn first
HOPELAWN, NJ - Doug Herron Christopher Williams rolled 257-
onships, Tier 2 events are standard PBA Tour events, and round byes for the single-elimination match play playoffs which
fired a 300 game in the Saturday 257-216-730, Brian McAdams
Tier 3 are limited field or abbreviated format events. will reward the winner with a $100,000 prize.
Night Strike Nation League at 234-258-227-719, and Darryl
Here’s how the points system will work: Tier 3 tourna- Competition points also will be important for other reasons:
Majestic Lanes. Brown 225-256-236-717.
ments establish the “base points” values starting with 2,500 • Points earned during the summer tour’s USBC Cup series will
for first place, 1,500 for second, 1,150 for third, 950 for qualify players for the end-of-season PBA China Tiger Cup;
fourth, 850 for fifth, etc. Points decline based upon how a • Points earned in 2019 will qualify players for invitations to the Frank Quatromani 300
player finishes in the event, but all players in the tournament 2020 DHC PBA Japan Invitational;
will earn points. For Tier 2 events, the points values are dou- • The 2019 competition points champion will win the Harry At Farmingdale Lanes
bled. For Tier 1 championship events, points will be worth Smith Competition Points award; FARMNINGDALE, NY - Frank Quatromani
three times the base value (i.e., 7,500 for first place, 4,500 for • 2019 points will be considered in selecting the 2019 Chris fired a 300 game in the Wednesday Early Men
second, etc.) For a complete summary of the PBA’s compe- Schenkel PBAPlayer of the Year and Harry Golden PBARookie Handicap League.
tition points structure and tier values per tournament, visit: of the Year. Daniel Coppola rolled 287, Bill Dutton 278,
https://www.pba.com/SeasonStats/PointsList/114?list=1 • Composite points from 2018 and 2019 will determine the field Shaun Larkin and Mario Caramico 268, an Al
The PBA Hall of Fame Classic, which launches the PBATour’s for the 2019 PBA Tour Finals. Houdlett, Eugene Neal and Craig Lovallo 266.
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USBC
Continued from Page 1
Barnes, 48, of Double Oak, Texas, owns 19 PBA
Tour titles, including three majors – the 2005 U.S.
Open, 2006 PBA Tournament of Champions and 2011
PBA World Championship. The 1998 PBA Rookie of
the Year and the 2007-2008 PBA Player of the Year is
one of five bowlers to have won both awards and one
of six to have won the PBA Triple Crown.
He has made 85 career PBA Tour TV finals appear-
ances and was in the top 10 in PBA season earnings
for 16 consecutive seasons. Barnes was elected to the
PBA Hall of Fame in 2018.
A 16-time member of Team USA, the most of any
male bowler, Barnes captured the first two of his 22
career gold medals at the 1995 Pan American Games
(doubles, team). He was named the United States
Olympic Committee's Athlete of the Year for Bowling
in 1994, 1996 and 1997.
He bowled collegiately at Wichita State, earning
Collegiate Bowler of the Year honors for the 1991-
1992 season from the Bowling Writers Association of
America.
Koivuniemi, 51, is a Finland native who lives in the
United Arab Emirates, where he coaches the national
team, a position he has held since 2015.
He was 32 when he joined the PBA Tour and went
on to win 14 titles. His first two titles on the PBA Tour
were majors – the 2000 USBC Masters and the 2001
U.S. Open, earning him the nickname Major Mika.
Kevin DeFrancesco 791 at Parkway Lanes
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Kevin DeFrancesco topped all bowlers with
scores of 285-247-259 for a high series of 791 in the Wednesday,
Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.
John Zagajewski collected 256-750, Marc Osetec 258-744, Rody
Kemple 253-705, Jan Dul 247-704, and Mike Guglielmino 243-701.
January 23 - 29, 2019
Popular Tournament Host,
Journalist Red Burnham Dies
He captured his third major, and a $250,000 pay-
check, at the 2011 PBA Tournament of Champions.
He is a two-time PBA Player of the Year (2003-2004,
2010-2011) and was part of the 2019 PBA Hall of
Fame class.
He has won 25 medals competing for Finland in
international competition, is an eight-time Finnish
Bowler of the Year and was inducted into the Finnish
Bowling Federation Hall of Fame in 2017.
In addition to Barnes and Koivuniemi, the men’s
national ballot for Superior Performance included
Patrick Allen of Garfield, New Jersey; Dave Ferraro
of Kingston, New York; Randy Pedersen of Orlando,
Florida; and Mark Williams of Beaumont, Texas.
The women’s national ballot had Kulick, Marianne
DiRupo of Succasunna, New Jersey; Sandra Jo Shiery
of Coldwater, Michigan; and Tammy Turner of West
Palm Beach, Florida.
Through 2018, there are 425 members of the USBC
Hall of Fame – 220 in Superior Performance, 118 in File photo
Meritorious Service, 50 in Veterans, 21 in Pioneers Red Burnham
and 16 in Outstanding USBC Performance. Clinton George (Red) Burnham, a long-time PBA Tour tourna-
The USBC Hall of Fame was created in 2005 by ment host as manager of Bradley Bowl in Windsor Locks, Conn.,
merging the former American Bowling Congress and and a well-known bowling journalist, has died. The Tariffville,
Women’s International Bowling Congress Halls of Conn., resident was 89.
Fame. Burnham was active with the National Guard while he was work-
For more information on the USBC Hall of Fame, ing as a sportswriter and photographer for the Hartford Times. His
visit BOWL.com/HallofFame. bowling column, "Knock on Wood", ran for more than 50 years. He
managed Simsbury Lanes before moving over to Bradley Bowl
AT RAB'S where he brought the PBA Tour to Windsor Locks with the help of
Dawn Borst 278 his friend, Ken West.
Red was a long standing member of the Metropolitan Bowling
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Dawn
Writers Association and an active worker with the East Coast
Borst topped the scoring in the
Bowling Centers Convention for many years
Golden Oldies League
Services were held at the Vincent Funeral Home in Simsbury,
Donna Severino and Marilyn
Hall rolled 224, Kenny Coburn Conn., on Jan. 4, In lieu of flowers, the family requested that
222, Dennis Costantino 214, and memorial donations may be made to the Special Olympics, 1133
Brian Bass 213. 19th Street NW, 12th Floor, Washington, DC 20036-3604. Friends
are invited to visit Burnham’s "Book of Memories" at www.vin-
Dennis Costantino 245 centfuneralhome.com for online condolences.
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Dennis
Costantino rolled 245, Tom
Griffiths 227, Brian Bass and Jose Vinny D’Ambrosio 772 in Hankel Classic
Reyes 216, Howard Weiss 215,
by John Jennings
and Ben Currao 214.
HOWELL, NJ - Howell Lanes experienced more high scores with Mike
Skillman, Dirty Bananas rolling 289 high game of the night. Vinny
D’Ambrosio, Destino’s Pizza is a three-time winner of high series with a
772. Jackie Valanzano led the women with a great 677 series (92 POA).
Second high series, Mike Smith 744 ended up 78 POA. Gary Bondarchuk
737 (104 POA) and Michael Blum 737 (92 POA). Bob Rogers shot 679
for 91 POA with Joe Musolino and John Jennings also more than 75 POA.
Team 13 vaulted into first place winning all 7 points to lead the Hankel
Classic with 66 points, while Where’s Rondo jumped to second getting 5
points, now at 61 points. The Bounty Hunters sweep puts them tied at 59
points with Korner Kings. R.F.E.defeated Myballzachertz 5-2 and
Destino’s surprised Korner Kings 7-0.
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The Brick Township/Brick Memorial NEW PBA TRAILERS ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

High School Tournament READY TO ROLL
ACROSS AMERICA Charles Wilfong 278-740
LAKEWOOD, NJ - The Brick Township/Brick Memorial High School ROCKAWAY, NJ - Charles Wilfong led the scoring in the County
If you are cruising America’s
Tournament held at Ocean Lanes on January 5th hosted seventeen boys Tuesday Nite Mixed League firing a high game of 278 and a high series
interstate highways in the months
teams and seventeen girls teams, of 740.
ahead, you may get a glimpse of
The format is unique in that there are six bowlers on a team but in each Jesus Cruz rolled 267, Jose Acevedo 258, Jimmy Westergaard 246, and
the PBA’s newly re-dressed 18-
game only the top five scores are counted. The field bowls three tradition- Dot Newsome 235
wheel billboards, a pair of rolling
al games and then the field is cut to 6 boys and 6 girls teams and a six game tributes to the stars of the PBA, the
baker format is rolled with each school dropping its lowest score and that major media outlets that will bring
Ryan Burtis, PJ Adams 279
result is added to the preliminary round to determine the winner. the world’s best bowlers to the ROCKAWAY, NJ - Ryan Burtis and PJ Adams each fired a high game of
Individually there are approximately 110 boys and girls in the tournament public in the months ahead, and 279 in the Rockaway Trios League.
to determine high game and series in the Preliminary Round. some of the PBA’s key business Ken Yokobosky rolled 267, Frank Dalton 263, Steve Biard 259 and
The order of finish for the traditional games were: partners. Christopher Lynch 257.
For the boys: The PBA semis will travel from
Brick Memorial Mustangs had a 3,102, followed by Brick Township with Maine to California, making 19
JT Wilkinson 269
a 2,999, Manchester at 2,972, Toms River East at 2,930, Southern Regional stops in between for Go Bowling! ROCKAWAY, NJ - In the Chester Men’s League JT Wilkinson rolled
2910, Toms River South at 2,863, and rounding out the top ten Matawan at PBA Tour events and visiting 269, Steve Baird 268, Vincent Rossi 253,Hal Glassesr 243, and Felipe
2,857, Colts Neck at 2,838, Westfield 2,743, and Lakewood at 2,715. another 12 cities for PBA50 Tour Labistida 236.
For the girls: tournaments. The pair of 53-foot
Brick Memorial had a 2,909, followed by Manchester at 2,811, Colts trailers each will transport roughly
Don Wagner 266
Neck with a 2,634, Central Regional at 2,557, Brick Township 2,533, 25 tons of players’ equipment and ROCKAWAY, NJ - Don Wagner fired a high game of 266 in the
Jackson Memorial at 2,532, resources necessary to conduct a Rockaway Mixed League.
and rounding out the top ten were Edison at 2,518, Matawan 2,496, Toms professional bowling tournament. Nick Westergaard, Jose Acevedo, and Mike Potoski rolled 257, Don
River North at 2,471, and Toms River South at 2,377. The trailers also include the PBA’s Tinogli 234, Liels Apgar 228, Alison Gomer 224, and Keri May 221.
The top six teams advance into the Bakers games where Brick Township mobile pro shop which serves
boys bowled a 1,039 for second place but they were unable to overcome between 150 and 300 bowlers
Alison Gomer 258
Brick Memorial lead as they bowled 1,028. each week, drilling between 200 ROCKAWAY, NJ - Alison Gomer paced the scoring in the Monday Nite
Manchester recorded a 966 game which brought them to 3,938 followed and 300 bowling balls per event. Mixed League rolling a high game of 258
by Toms River East with a 913 for a total of 3,843, followed by Southern If you happen to see a PBA Glen Malmstone rolled 256, Stuart Gomer 249, William Grant 243, and
Regional with a bakers 912 for a total of 3,822 and Toms River South 902 semi, honk and wave. It’s a great Lynne Coleman 235.
bakers for a total of 3,765. The Championship went to Brick Memorial way to let the driver know you’re
with their 1,028 bakers for a total of 4,130 for the set. following the PBA.
Allen Apgar 255
In the Bakers games for the girls the top six teams advance but ROCKAWAY, NJ - Allen Apgar rolled 255, Van Thompson 246 Brian
Manchester's with a 930 bakers set and 3,741 overall total was unable to Lipp 244, Bill Verderber 240, and Liesl Apgar 212 in the Rockaway
close the gap with Brick Memorial who bowled a 1,040 bakers set. Colts QUICK NOTES: Foursome League.
Neck with a 945 bakers was unable to move up and finished third with an Lois Kehmna rolled 176, Tammy Baldwin 174 and Nancy Rounds 168
overall 3,579 series. Brick Township bowled a 937 bakers for a total of in the Rockaway Womens League.
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3,470, followed by Jackson Memorial with a bakers 829 and 3,361 overall Emily Frazer has announced that
and Central Regional with a bakers 747 finished sixth at 3,304. The Phil Dattolo 245
England’s Dom Barrett will cap-
Championship went to Brick Memorial girls with their 1,040 bakers for a ROCKWAY, NJ - In the NorBu Lodge League Phil Dattolo rolled 245,
tain the European team while PBA
total of 3,949 for the tournament. Bill Karpack and Rick Garv 238, and Stacey Titus 213.
Hall of Famer Chris Barnes of
In the Individual scoring for the boys high games went to Thomas Liam Reele rolled 160, and Matthew Dignam 144 in the Youth
Double Oak, Texas, will be cap-
McKeon 267 of Keansburg, followed by Dan Nicholls of Toms River Program.
tain of the United States team in
North at 257 and Michael Guzman 245 of Brick Memorial at 245. Coleby In the Bumper Program Cody Willis rolled 111 and Hudson Crumby
the Weber Cup’s first visit to the
Mariner of Colts Neck was fourth at 244 followed by Michael O'Sullivan 96.
U.S., June 18-21, atMandalay Bay
of Lacey at 243. The boy’s high series were achieved by Thomas McKeon Resort in Las Vegas. Team mem-
706, Michael O'Sullivan 702, Aaron Reingold of Matawan at 685, followed
Alex Dalmedo 241
bers will be announced later. Fans
by David MacGillivray of Barnegat 684 Tom McCann of Southern at 654, ROCKAWAY, NJ - In the Greenbriar Seniors League Alex Dalmedo
can follow @WeberCup on
Matt Pray of Brick Memorial 646, Erick Vasquez of Lakewood 643 and rolled 241, John Uffer 212, Harry Doyle 192, and Cathy O'Connell 168.
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Anthony Caruso of Brick Memorial.640. In the Fox Hills Seniors League Raymond Bsarany rolled 227, Steve
to get all the latest news.
In the girl’s individual scoring the high games came from Amanda Rainer 215, and Stan Cappka 214.
Shelters of Brick Memorial at 248, followed by Caylin Ryan of Brick Manny Barroqueiro rolled 200, Dave Mutcler 188, and Barry Webb
● At Brunswick, Monacelli, 57,
Township at 247 with a tie for third by Veronica Lewis of Brick Memorial 186.
joins PBA Hall of Famers Johnny
and Madison McFadden of Central Regional at 238 and fifth place went to Petraglia, Parker Bohn III and
Laura McConnon of Matawan at 236. The top high series were struck by Walter Ray Williams Jr. to create a
Amanda Shelters 665, followed by Theresa Bedaro of Manchester 645,
Fabraine Jean-Denis of Edison 632, Madison McFadden 629, Laura
world-class team of bowling’s Remember
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Gitlitz of Colts Neck 602.
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TIER STRUCTURE FOR PBA ON FOX TOURNAMENTS AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Jan. 2-6 – PBA Hall of Fame Classic, Arlington, Texas (Tier 3).
Jan. 8-13 – PBA Oklahoma Open, Shawnee, Okla. (Tier 2). Ed Frontera 290
Jan. 8-13 - Mark Roth-Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship, Shawnee, Okla. (Tier 3). ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Ed Frontera topped the scoring in the
Jan. 22-27 – PBA Lubbock Sports Open, Lubbock, Texas (Tier 2). Thursday Senior Birds League firing a high game of 290.
Feb. 5-10 – PBA Tournament of Champions, Fairlawn, Ohio (Tier 1). Charles Johnson rolled 267, Stanley Rosadio 247, Jerry George 245
Feb. 12-17 – PBA Players Championship, Columbus, Ohio (Tier 1). and Joe DiRe 242
Feb. 19-24 – Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open, Indianapolis (Tier 2).
Feb. 26-March 3 – Go Bowling! PBA Jonesboro Open, Jonesboro, Ark. (Tier 2).
Shaun Berkowsky 289
March 12, 18 – PBA World Series of Bowling X Cheetah Championship, Allen Park, Mich. (Tier 3). ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Shaun Berkowsky fired a high game of
March 13, 19 - PBA World Series of Bowling X Chameleon Championship, Allen Park, Mich. (Tier 3). 289 in the Wednesday Night Mixed League
March 14, 20 - PBA World Series of Bowling X Scorpion Championship, Allen Park, Mich. (Tier 3). Charlie Harris rolled 268, Luis Rivera 250, Paul Milford 249, and
March 12-16, 21 - PBA World Series of Bowling PBA World Championship, Allen Park, Mich. (Tier 1). Robert Benenati, Keith Benenati and Michael Travers 246.
March 26-April 1 – USBC Masters, Las Vegas (Tier 1).
Frank Jara 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Frank Jara fired a high game of 279 in
TIER STRUCTURE FOR PBA SUMMER TOUR/USBC CUP the Wednesday Early Men’s League.
July 25-28 – Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, Houston, Texas (Tier 3).
John Balbi rolled 278, Keith Manza 277, Corey Mahoney 268, and Stan
Aug. 9-11 – Chesapeake Open, Chesapeake, Va. (Tier 3).
Lane 267.
Aug. 12-14 – Wilmington Open, Wilmington, N.C. (Tier 3).
Aug. 16-18 – Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Open, Middletown, Del. (Tier 3). Mark Gralto 278
Aug. 21-23 – Bowlerstore Classic presented by Moxy’s Xtra Pair, Coldwater, Ohio (Tier 3). ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Mark Gralto led the scoring in the
Aug. 24-31 – FloBowling PBA Wolf Open, Aurora, Ill. (Tier 3). Oceanside Knights of Columbus League firing a high game of 278.
Aug. 24-31 – FloBowling PBA Bear Open, Aurora, Ill. (Tier 3). Patrick Zenker rolled 259, Albert Nassour 258, and Kevin Gracey 257.
Aug. 24-31 – FloBowling PBA Aurora Open, Parkside Lanes, Aurora, Ill. (Tier 2).
In the Rockvilles League Patrice Nolan rolled 216, Patty Werbeck 214,
and Vicky Lockwood 205.
TIER STRUCTURE FOR PBA FALL TOUR EVENTS Dwight Flowers, Phil Bosco 278
Sept. 4-9 – Storm Lucky Larsen Masters, Helsingborg, Sweden (Tier 3).
Sept. 27-Oct. 4 – Thailand Open, Bangkok, Thailand (Tier 3). ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Dwight Flowers and Phil Bosco each
Oct. 23-30 – U.S. Open, Mooresville, N.C. (Tier 1). fired a high game of 278 in the Wednesday AM Trios League
Oct. 31-Nov. 6 – Kuwait Open, Kuwait City, Kuwait (Tier 3). Stan Rosadio and James Marino rolled 276, John Khantzian and
William Tyson 245.
(Inside Farmingdale Lanes) 999 Conklin Street, Farmingdale, NY 11735 - epicedgebowling@gmail.com - (631) 694-4575 James Nolan 277
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - James Nolan led the scoring in the
Tuesday Late Men’s League rolling a high game of 277.
John Hanlon rolled 269, Zachary Blumenthal 255, Drew Dioguardi
253, and James Hellen and Joe Mazza 247.
Erica Gershkowitz rolled 190, Charlene Ristano 183, and Phyllis
Luberti and Debbie Donnelly 173 in the Tuesday Long Beach Catholics.
In the Tuesday Koffee Kats League Adrienne Lupo rolled 206-171,
Laurie Bettineschi 199, and Gina Hill 193.
Salvador Espaillat, Al Bennett 269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Salvador Espaillat and Al Bennett each
fired a high game of 269 in the Friday Night Mixed League.
John LaBau rolled 258, John Hodge 257-257, Tony Depperman and
Felix Moronta 254, and Julio Zambrano 246.
Peter Morreale 257
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Peter Morreale rolled a high game of 257
in the Sunday Adult/Child League.
Joe LaSpina and Timothy Thom 246, Keith Massimilo 242, and
Thomas Winchell 237.
Terrance McCarthy 245
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Bowl N Cruise League Terrance
McCarthy rolled 245, Kevin Rall 240, David Williams 239, and John
Hanlon 235
George Michaelowski 220
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Sunday HMA Memorial League
George Michaelowski rolled 220-196, Alvin Bertrand 213, Juan Garcia
207, and Kenneth Dinkins 203.
Jeannie Polacco rolled 173-165, Doreen Lauria 171 Renee Mallay 167,
and Linda Walsh 166 in the Monday Classic League.
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Russell McCarthy 775
HOPELAWN, NJ - Russell
McCarthy topped the scoring in
the Raritan Bay Men’s League
blasting games of 244-268-263 for
a high series of 775.
John Baginsky rolled 244-258-
268-770, Dan Clark 279-248-224-
751, Tommy Martino 245-279-
211-735, DJ Petardi 243-268-213-
724, and Steve Venito, Jr. 235-
220-265-720.
Matt Kofi 758
HOPELAWN, NJ - Matt Kofi led
the scoring in the San Remo Open
4 League blasting games of 206-
288-264 for a high series of 758.
David Franczak rolled 220-279-
204-703, James Napoli 212-266-
213-691, Chris Minch 247-226-
669, and Mike Dillon 224-231-
212-667.
David Hanft 746
HOPELAWN, NJ - David Hanft led
the scoring in the Friday Night
Classic League firing games of 269-
253-224 for a high series of 746.
January 23 - 29, 2019
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Michael Ciardulli, Jr rolled 278- Phil Okner 722 Salvatore Angotti 715
222-212-712, William Campesi HOPELAWN, NJ - Phil Okner led HOPELAWN, NJ - Salvatore Chuck Mantione 702
235-259-217-711, and Richard the scoring in the Wednesday Angotti led the scoring in the HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck
Ruby 260-236-212-708. Night Trios League rolling games Friday Night Mixed League Mantione led the scoring in the
Chris Rezzonico 733 of 247-248-227 for a high series of rolling games of 257-235-223 for Federal Business Centers League
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris 722. a high series of 715. rolling games of 233-266-233 for
Rezzonico led the scoring in the Bill Hoese rolled 205-244-226- Michael Kelly rolled 245-258- a high series of 702.
Monday Night Mixed League 675, Mike Kelly 234-224-200- 696, Ricardo Santiago 214-227- Kyle Eagle rolled 213, and Matt
rolling games of 246-218-269 for a 648, and Justin Munice 236. 230-671, and Don Anione 229- Karinja 201.
high series of 733. Rich Rowley rolled 202 in the 226-213-668.
Pat Moreno rolled 244-247-670, Winter Senior Citizens League.
Steven Goodwin 257-216-654, and
Andrew Sova 218-222-210-650.
In the Wednesday Early Birds
League Char Martino rolled 212.
Kyle Jannuzzi 723
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi
led the scoring in the Thursday
Night Mixed League rolling games
of 248-207-268 for a high series of
723.
Jake Olszyk rolled 269-237-704,
Terry Caroters 213-212-200, and
Lauro Perez 226.
In the Merck League Tom
Zumpetta, Jr rolled 236, and Nick
Holiday 219.
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PBA STARS CHRIS BARNES, TOMMY JONES AT FARMINGDALE LANES

END LONG-TIME ROLES ON TEAM USA
PBA tour stars Tommy Jones of Simpsonville,
S.C., and Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, have
mutually announced the 2018 World Bowling Men's
Championships in Hong Kong marked their last as
members of Team USA after a combined 27 years
as members of the team.
Barnes, a 48-year-old right-hander, is a 16-time
Team USA member, while Jones, a 40-year-old
right-hander, has made 11 appearances on the team.
Jones also spent one year on Junior Team USA.
Barnes, a 2018 PBA Hall of Fame inductee who
also joined the USBC Hall of Fame in 2019, and
Jones have won dozens of medals competing for
Team USA, including three five-player team gold
medals (2008, 2010 and 2017) and one doubles title
(2017). The duo will be recognized during a special
Team USA celebration at the 2019 USBC
Convention in Las Vegas April 29-May 2.
Dave Diamond 299
FARMINGDALE, NY - Dave Diamond fired a high game of 299 in the
Epic Edge Trios League.
Brian Ziesig had high series with 290-279-805, Eugene Neal 269,
Anthony D'Elia, William Ryan and Noel Ocasioi 268, Joseph Annunziato
and Cristina Schulze 267, Don Perillo 266, and Jessica Allen 259.
Billy Kerkenides 289
FARMINGDALE, NY - Billy Kerkenides topped the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League firing a high game of 289.
Thomas Prendergast rolled 278-236-256-770, David Drago 269, Todd
Marks 258, Nick Napollitano 257, and Matthew Gierl 255.
John Fitzgerald 286
FARMINGDALE, NY - John Fitzgerald fired a high game of 286 in the
Thursday Businessmen’s League.
Jan Neuman rolled 266, Sam Rudman 258, and Barry Kadane and Tom
McDermott 257.
Anthony Gatterdam 279-759
FARMINGDALE, NY - Anthony Gatterdam led the scoring in the Friday
Late Mixed League rolling games of 279-255-225 for a high series of 759
Nicholas Ng shot 258, William Ramos 257, and Toni Kaufman 256.
Joe Mule rolled 197, Marvin Slifkin 196, and Joe Livolsi 175-173 in the
Friday Sunshine Kids League.
Mike Walsh 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Thursday Goodtimers League Mike
Walsh rolled 279, Ken Urban 235, Steve Butera 215, and Jay Whittaker
214.
Isaiah Marrazzo 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Isaiah Marrazzo fired 268, Albert Dibernardo
257, David Green 246, and Daniel Gazza, Brian Siemers, and Lloyd
Hasluck 235 in the Wednesday Party League.
Fred Catapano 263
FARMINGDALE, NY - Fred Catapano rolled 263, Michael Fradera 257,
Charles Jonson 254, Sharon Baker 248, and Morris Jackson and Gerard
Pannullo 247 in the Tuesday Early Birds League.
Thurston Cunningham 258
FARMINGDALE, NY - Thurston Cunningham rolled 258, Sharon Baker
257, Nathaniel Fuller 249, Ed Conlon 248, and Robert Spann 247 in the
Tuesday Early Birds League.
Dennis Morris 247
FARMINGDALE, NY - Dennis Morris rolled 247, Mike Marrazzo 235,
and Eric Vazquez and Brian Siemers 224 in the Wednesday Party League.
Lukas Zito 247
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Tuesday Nite Owls League Lukas Zito
rolled 247, Kenny Simon 240-232, Rick Gray 236, and George
Mazzocchi and Wayne Embleton 235.
Donna Ton rolled 208, and SuzanneKatz 189 in the Tuesday Ladies
League.
Marvin Slifkin rolled 198, and Fai Livolsi 189 in the Friday Sunshine
Kids League
Tom Gomez and Irwin Tarlow rolled 210 in the Thursday Green Men
League.
Al Noll shot 181, and Silvia Rey-Buzzonetti 170 in the Monday Seniors
League.
8 SPORTS REPORTER January 23 - 29, 2019

AT JIB LANES LEADERS AT LODI LANES

Kevin Viloria 725
FLUSHING, NY - Kevin Viloria led the scoring in the Pro Shop 2 x 3
League firing games of 267-268 for a high series of 725.
Ronnie Fandino rolled 236-226-232-694, and Eric Soriano 258-207-
212-677.
Chris Mayr 690
FLUSHING, NY - Chris Mayr rolled 215-258-217-690, Jamie Ansale
256-236-676, Bob Osterman 242-205-226-673, and Benny Ortiz 279-
656.
Frankie Sanchez 927
FLUSHING, NY - Frankie Sanchez topped the scoring in the PBC
League firing games of 285-215-203-224 for a high series of 927.
Ogie Lawsin rolled 206-267-236-204-913, and Ed Ziemak 235-225-
242-207-909.
Brandon Coles 650
FLUSHING, NY - In the Early Birds League Brandon Coles rolled 210-
225-215-650, Vernon Mackey 2223-216-634, William Stone 211-235-
618, Ricky Amparado 209-224-609, and Roger King 203-212.
Carlos Duarte 279
LODI, NJ - Carlos Duarte rolled a high game of 279 in the Saturday Fil Am League.
Bobby Fuscarino rolled 278, Tom Flynn 275, Mayra Ramirez 236, and Marie Carrillo 234.
Mike Rochinski 275
LODI, NJ - Mike Rochinski rolled a high game of 275 in the Friday G&L League.
Mike Polanco rolled 265, Andrew Currie 253, Denise Titus 247, Terry Drenth 229, and Karen Wynn 225.
Terence Thornhill 275
LODI, NJ - Terence Thornhill fired 275, Rich Garofalo and Andrew Weise 265 in the Wednesday Men’s 820
League.
Ken Cook 267
LODI, NJ - Ken Cook fired 267, Alex Protin 266, TJ Valentin 259 in the Public Safety League.
Rob Parker 266
LODI, NJ - Rob Parker rolled 266, John Cassetta 255, Brian DiMarco 243, and Nicole Wells 206 in the
Wednesday Night Live League.

Ted Kolokoski 740 at Parkway Lanes.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Ted Kolokoski led all pin attackers with
scores of 257-255-228 for a strong 740 series in the Wednesday,
Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.
The rest of the field for that night consisted of Mike Semancik Jr rolling
258-711, Joe Puccio Sr. 269-706, Dan Gerardi 279-693, Rob Byrd 248-
692, and Michael DeSiervo 279-689.