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Bailey and Secours
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Publisher’s Column
By Tony Franklin Page 2
Honor Roll Page 3
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Mike Bailey of Allen and
Michelle Secours of Huntsville
won the Texas Masters and
Bluebonnet Queens at Cityview
Lanes in Ft. Worth respectively,
last weekend.
This was the first title for
both in this prestigious and
long-running event. The men
had 173 entries and the women
had 69 entries.
Bailey, 45, used two 300
games in the round-robin finals
to vault himself to the title,
“The Storm Hy-Road Pearl
matched up really well on this
surface and oil pattern and allowed me to create a little bit of
push down the lane that saved
me on a couple of occasions,”
he said.
Bailey had a 66 pin lead
over Tyler Jensen heading into
the position round game, and
never let his foot off the gas,
finishing with a 116 pin victory
over second place finisher,
Steve Weber of San Antonio.
Bailey said that he used the
same mind-set and strategy going into that last game, “there’s
no defense in bowling,” he
added.
Bailey is a long-time PBA
member with the three PBA
Regional titles to his credit.
“The field was so strong, you
Continued on Page 14
MARCH 5, 2015
Malott Helps Duke Win 38th Title in
Roth/Holman PBA Doubles Championship
PBA’s “odd couple” successfully defends 2011 title; Duke moves into third
place on all-time PBA Tour titles list
(l-r) Wes Malott, Marshall Holman, Mark Roth and Norm Duke
INDIANAPOLIS – Professional Bowlers Association
Hall of Famer Norm Duke of
Clermont, Fla., with the help of
partner Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, successfully
defended their Mark Roth/
Marshall Holman PBA Doubles
Championship at Woodland
Bowl, giving Duke his 38th
career title and sole possession
of third place on the all-time
PBA titles list.
The doubles event aired
Sunday on ESPN with the
hall of fame namesakes in the
crowd, watching the action.
Duke, who stands 5-foot6 and weighs 128 pounds,
teamed up with Malott, at
6-foot-4, 250 pounds, to defeat
international stars Dom Barrett
of England and Osku Palermaa
of Finland, 228-203, for a
victory that also gave Malott
10 career titles and eligibility
for future PBA Hall of Fame
consideration.
The 2011 Roth-Holman
Doubles champions entered
the finals as top qualifiers, and
they bowled a game that was
four single-pin spares away
from perfection despite their
contrasting physiques and
bowling styles. Duke played
a relatively straight line up
the outside of the right lane,
leaving and converting three
of the four single-pin spares,
but never missing the pocket.
Malott played an inside angle
Continued on Page 3
Matt McNiel Wins PBA
Lakewood Holiday Lanes
Storm Southwest Open
Lakewood, Colo., –
Wichita State University star
Matt McNiel of Chanhassen,
Minn., defeated Kris Koeltzow
of Wheat Ridge, Colo., 213-201,
to win the $2,500 first prize in
the third annual PBA Lakewood Storm Southwest Open at
Holiday Lanes Sunday.
McNiel, one of the nation’s
top amateur bowlers, rolled
games of 238 and 236 in the
final two games of the casher’s
round to grab the 12th and last
spot in the single-elimination
match play finals. He then
defeated fellow amateur Rick
Shafer of Arvada, Colo., 2-1, in
the best-of-three-game Round
of 12 and disposed of George
Brooks from Loveland, Colo.,
2-0, in the Round of 8. In the
semifinal round, he edged
Jason Duran of Littleton, Colo.,
228-227, to advance to the title
match.
McNiel doesn’t receive credit
for a PBA title because he is
not a member.
Koeltzow also had a tough
time getting to the title match,
first defeating Ed Petrie from
Clint, Texas, 2-0, in his Round
of 12 match before out-striking
PBA Hall of Famer Brian Voss,
Continued on Page 7
Mario Colaluca
Clarence McQueen, Jr.
Retired professor Texas A & M
McKinney, TX
High School Career and Technology
Education Teacher
Fresno, TX
Age 75. Right handed
SASBA titles 2
9-300s 3-800s
Age 55, Right handed
SASBA titles 1
27-300s 17-800s
Page 2 | Thursday, March 5, 2015 | THE BOWLING NEWS
Random Thoughts
Tony Franklin, Publisher
Congrats to Wes Malott and
Norm Duke for the winning the
Roth/Holman PBA titles this
week in Indianapolis, IN. The
finals aired on ESPN Sunday
but were tape-delayed from
two weeks, but I have already
whined about that enough.
The big news was that it
was Duke’s 38th PBA title,
moving him into 3rd place
on the all-time list, and
Malott’s 10th title, which will
qualify him for Hall of Fame
consideration.
38 titles for Duke, man that
is amazing number, he trails
only Earl Anthony with 43
and Walter Ray Williams with
47. Duke is a native of Mount
Pleasant, TX, which is halfway
between Dallas and Texarkana,
but spent his formative bowling
years in Fort Worth.
He won his first title
at 18, which, if you really
think about it is absolutely
ridiculous, especially in 1983.
Then he goes eight years
before winning his second title
in 1991. So from 1991 until
today he won 37 titles in 24
years. Before doing some stat
checking that seemed pretty
awesome.
However, WRW Jr. won his
47 titles in 24 years also. But
wait there’s more.
Anthony won his 43 titles in
just 13 years!!
For good measure let’s
throw in Pete Weber with 37
titles in 31 years.
So these are the four greatest bowlers of all time right? I
don’t think there’s any doubt
about that one.
For my money I think
Weber is the greatest and most
physically talented bowler
there ever was. Duke is the
smartest, most educated and
easily the most savvy of all
gamesman that bowling has
ever seen.
If I could sit back and just
watch one person bowl over
and over, give me Marshall
Holman.
My favorite bowler; that’s an
easy one, Del Ballard. I learned
so much from him that has
stuck with me my entire life.
Lots of little things that are just
as important in real life as they
are on the lanes.
Let me sprinkle one out
there for you. No excuses. I
have never heard him EVER
make an excuse. If you didn’t
get the result you wanted, there
is only one person to blame,
so get better. That’s the type
of advice we can all use on an
everyday basis, and I learned
that from him at a really young
age.
Seems like I got off topic a
bit, so let me get back to Wes
and Norm. The one interesting
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thing I learned from talking to
Wes after their victory was the
final game strategy.
Malott drilled the Marvel
Pearl before the show, and had
planned to bowl on the left
lane from the get so he would
have no issue with the ball
return, and he wanted to be left
of everybody and soft. Duke
had already told Wes that he
doesn’t carry well on the right
lane from past history so he
was just trying to get a couple
of strikes and no splits.
The strategy played out
perfectly with Malott saying
that he was “extremely focused
on winning” after losing to
Mike Fagan in the World
Championship title match a
few weeks back. Read the PBA
press release for a little more
info on their strategy.
9-9-9-9-9-9
I will leave you this week
with an interesting baseball
fact, or at least one that is
interesting to me.
Why do baseball players
wear hats in the field?
It’s the sun, right, it keeps
the sun out their eyes. Well
what about night games when
there is no sun? They still wear
hats regardless of day or night
games. Officially the first night
baseball game was in 1935, and
the players continued to wear
hats in the field, so it clearly
became part of the uniform,
but why?
Women softball players are
playing basically the same
game as baseball players, yet
they don’t wear hats. Some
wear visors, because of pony
tails and long hair, but the
pitcher rarely, if EVER wears
any type of hat. They mostly
wear headbands to keep the
hair out of their face.
I thought it was important
to wear a hat to keep the sun
out of your eyes…
Bottom line is I have no
idea.
When I golf I wear a hat,
sometimes I wear the hat
forward, mostly I wear the
hat backward. I always wear
sunglasses, but that’s because I
don’t want Daceman to see me
looking at him with disdain for
his horrendous golfing game.
I love wearing hats, on the
weekend I always wear a hat.
You know why…cause I don’t
want to do anything with my
hair…very simple, but I still
love hats. Just last weekend
Genie threw a “seriously” at
me about the number of hats
and beanies we have in the
closet. She even went so far as
to suggest I properly organize
the shelf in our closet into hat/
glove/beanie sections. I mean
the nerve of this girl. She
doesn’t own that closet, I don’t
own that closet, Wells Fargo
owns that closet. If they call
me up, then maybe I consider
some type of organization.
Bottom line, nothing makes
me happier than a good
baseball hat, I bet I have 100
that are in active rotation, I
just don’t understand why MLB
players wear them to work on
a Wednesday evening in July,
it’s just too much of a sweat
pocket.
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MALOTT/DUKE
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Steve Shaffer, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes ............................. 820
Rene Benavides, AMF Garland Lanes ............................ 806
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Janeyl Carper, Tenpins & More ....................................... 746
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Houston Granger, USA Bowl ........................................... 725
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Powell posts 792,
Granger snags 725
Harwell 300
Casey Powell took high-series
honors for the week at USA
Bowl after polishing off potent
234-279-279 = 792 numbers in
OLBA action.
Houston Granger, from the
West Stars group, paced the
ladies with a stately 203-244-278
= 725 set.
Fisher Harwell’s awardwinning 12-bagger earned highgame honors.
HONOR ROLL
Tara Maryland 245-677, Robert
Natho 258-737, Jody Muskett 234-667,
Michelle Van Glider 189-551, Grace
McGuire 173-489, Chad Kannenberg
266-717, Jody Muskett 227-634.
Chris Namkoog 258-707, Kathlene
Lyons 226-611, David Brewster 268-727,
Vicky Alcorn 201-517, John Aplin 235-
622, Jan Laden 181-486, Scott Stofko
238-697, Josh Modelo 255-696.
Brenda Bassett 201-550, Brad King
(4 games) 235-826, Bobby Eidenier (4
games) 222-767, Brad Ellis 267-682,
Harriet Waldon 249-621, Frank Bell
246-673, Annette Bell 218-577, Tad
Natividad 290-721.
Cathy Sposito 248-637, Danny Zeh
255-698, Susan Charlton 247-624,
Fisher Harwell 765, Colette Johnson
201-551, Richard Reger 278-711, Ana
Badillo 211-544, Brad King 259-752.
Aricia Grant 184-479, Joseph
Puckett 222-659, Jennifer Frank
118-291.
SENIORS
Michael Cash 266-737, Ann Hayes
165-482, Burdette Graham 235-650,
Andrea Calloway 162-479.
on the left lane with his power
game, striking on six of his
seven shots.
“On day one in Milwaukee
(where qualifying rounds for
the doubles event took place
two weeks earlier), there was
so much traffic I had to play
straight,” Duke said. “I couldn’t
go around (the big-hook
players), but the shot I found
looked great and I told myself
to remember that, because I
figured that’s what we would
face in the TV finals if we got
that far, and that’s exactly what
happened.”
Malott followed Duke’s lead.
“We discussed the situation
and decided I’d finish the game
on the left lane, where I could
stand far to the left on the
approach and wouldn’t have
to deal with the ball return,”
Malott said. “We had to let the
conditions develop, but Norm
was okay on the right lane, and
I was okay on the left. Norm
told me some past history
about leaving single pins on
the right lane and I wanted
to make sure he remembered
what he told me.”
As predicted, Duke left
back-to-back single pins in his
first two frames of the Bakerformat contest. He said he was
contemplating a ball change in
hopes of striking, but Malott
talked him out of it.
“Wes told me to just live
with it,” Duke said. “He told
me, stick with the plan. We
got a couple more nine-counts,
but he just sat on that left lane
and pounded the pocket. That’s
the reason we worked together
so well. He believed in me
and I believed in him, and it
worked.”
While breaking his tie with
Pete Weber for third place
on the PBA career titles list
(behind Walter Ray Williams
Jr. with 47 and Earl Anthony
with 43) was memorable, Duke
was subdued about the
accomplishment.
“I don’t think anyone
believes Pete is done winning
titles,” the 50-year-old Duke
said. “I don’t like to think that
I’m done, either. This is part of
a process in building a career.
I’m glad to be part of helping
Wes build with his career, and
I’m certainly glad he’s helping
with mine, because without
him, I’m probably still chasing
Pete. But to be ahead of Pete for
even one day is a remarkable
achievement, and something I
truly value.”
Malott, 38, felt the same
about winning his 10th title,
which will earn him a spot
on the PBA Hall of Fame
ballot in seven years, when he
competes in his 20th year of
membership.
“Winning the doubles title
in 2011 after struggling for
a couple of years after I won
Player of the Year for the 200809 season kind of kick-started
me again,” Malott said. “Winning my 10th title and being
eligible for the hall of fame
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games, total pinfall; winners
advance to Step 4 championship, losers earned $6,000)
f-Roumimper def. Naif Oqab,
United Arab Emirates, 437-427.
Al-Dossari def. f-Danielle
McEwan, Stony Point, N.Y.,
441-405.
Indonesia’s Tannya
Roumimper Wins H.H.
Emir Cup in Qatar
DOHA, Qatar (Feb. 27, 2015)
– Former Wichita State University star Tannya Roumimper of
Indonesia defeated home country favorite Khaled Al-Dossari,
516-430 in the two-game total
pinfall final match, to win the
H.H. Emir Cup Friday at Qatar
Bowling Centre.
Roumimper rolled games
of 287 and 229, including
8 handicap pins per game
awarded to women entered in
the tournament, to handily
top Al-Dossari’s 184 and 246
games. But the former collegiate All-American needed her
handicap pins in eliminating
UAE’s Naif Oqab in the Step 3
semifinal round, 437-428. Top
qualifier Danielle McEwan, a
Team USA member from Stony
Point, N.Y., was eliminated in
the other Step 3 match, losing
to Al-Dossari, 441-405.
The H.H. Emir Cup is a PBA
International-World Bowling
Tour event. Roumimper will
not be credited with a PBA
title because she received eight
handicap pins per game and
she is not a PBA member.
PBA International-WBT
competition continues with the
Kingdom of Bahrain Open at
Ozone Entertainment Centre in
Manama, Bahrain, March 2-7,
and the Brunswick Euro Challenge at Dream Bowl Palace
in Munich, Germany, March
14-22. PBA fans can follow the
action in Bahrain by visiting
abf-online.org and in Munich
by visiting brunswickeurochallenge.com.
Championship (two games,
total pinfall; women entrants
receive 8 handicap pins per
game)
f-Tannya Roumimper,
Indonesia ($25,000) def. Khaled
Al-Dossari, Qatar ($12,000),
516-430.
Step 3 Final Standings (two
Step 2 Final Standings (after
6 games, top 4 advance to Step 3
semifinal round)
1, f-McEwan, 1,368.
2, f-Roumimper, 1,362.
3, Oqab, 1,333.
4, Al-Dossari, 1,306.
5, Osku Palermaa, Finland,
1,302, $2,700.
6, Wes Malott, Pflugerville,
Texas, 1,276, $2,700.
7, Andres Gomez, Colombia,
1,273, $2,700.
8, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill.,
1,258, $2,700.
9, f-Cherie Tan, Singapore,
1,257, $2,300.
10, Jason Belmonte, Australia,
1,254, $2,300.
11, Manuel Otalora, Colombia,
1,249, $2,300.
12, f-Missy Parkin, Laguna
Hills, Calif., 1,244, $2,300.
13, Yousif Falah, Bahrain,
1,240, $2,100.
14, Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa,
1,236, $2,100.
15, Mika Koivuniemi, Finland,
1,219, $2,100.
16, Martin Larsen, Sweden,
1,149, $2,100.
f-denotes female competitors
who receive 8 handicap pins per
game in addition to actual pinfall
totals.
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Lawrence belts 739
Matt Lawrence rocketed to
the top of the leader board at
Ennis All Star Bowl with a 255251-233 = 739 Tuesday Men’s
Commercial set.
Marie Jones was the leading
lady firing off 201-158-187 = 546
numbers in Ennis Mixed Classic
action.
HONOR ROLL
Todd Butler 258-715, Billy Cathey
239-692, Ricky Slack 212-624, Mary
Sikes 193-516.
At Red Bird Lanes
Myers notches 721,
Cathey bags 652
Bruce Myers led the scoring
race last week at Red Bird Lanes
by hammering out hefty 199-296226 = 721 Sunday Night Mixed
marks.
Lauren Cathey earned fem
scoring honors with a solid 179235-238 = 652 Career Girls set.
HONOR ROLL
Rita Becker 200-556, Billy Cathey
266-702, Zachary Wrightsil 255-699,
Billy Cathey (9 pin, no tap, 4 games)
300-1100, Lauren Cathey (9 pin, no
tap, 4 games) 300-1040, Joyce Johnson
189-497.
Marilyn Masterson 193-523,
Shannon Monk 233-658, Deanna
Hoffman 213-572, Brian Dickerson
256-642, Chris Lopez 219-613, David
England 251-659, Denise Chambon
210-545, Paul Grody 265-717.
Lynette Evans 222-601, James
Bridges 243-644, Sue Elmore 190-545,
Videll Kelly 244-656, Lynette Smith
230-584, Keith Jennings 278-722,
Brenda Walker 236-548, Tony Bluitt
182-519.
Flora Lias 172-503, Lauren Cathey
192-542.
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Rick Mann finished close
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Sandi Joseph, from the
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Mark Borckardt, R J Klann,
Patrick Lenihan, Brian McKewin
and Eddie Sockwell shared
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HONOR ROLL
David Peterson 268-735, Heather
Hudson 257-719, Mark Smith 257735, Kathleen Brown 195-560, Steve
Fuhrman (4 games) 257-853, Cathey
Pittsinger (4 games) 215-716, Gary
Peterson 223-627.
Nancy Rae 187-517, Tim Caldwell
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Rich Souddress 290-728, Natalie
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Heather Hudson 259-727, Wayne
Walker 239-598, Marilyn Frantz
197-520, Fred Menifee 258-748, Gloria
Gaughan 259-603, Fred VanHaasen
278-766, Janelle Westbrook 257-676,
Larry Hoover 279-758.
Debra Genaidy 223-564, Cathy
Sposito 235-589, Michelle VanGilder
210-571, Ronnie Rhodes 258-739,
Mike Mayer 264-726, Andy Lepine
199-573, Nancy Chalker 487, Clayton
Hale 275-740.
Elaine Barnes 247-687, Chris
Johnson 268-714, Brandy Smith 187517, Jeff Flovin 258-699, Lisa Garza
226-630, Stacy Starry 269-705, Breanna
Kindrick 244-648, Tom Hay 269-690.
Linda Davidson 232-611, Murphy
Clark 242-638, Linda Peterson 226-562,
Jim Sparlin 279-728, Karleen Reynolds
235-651, Sandy Watson 257-709, Dawn
Klapper 266-694, Jon Kehler 258-736.
Debby Oulicky 267-699, Seth
Rutledge (4 games) 1079, Megan Simon
(4 games) 265-994, Lisa Wasson 257731, Ed Rasmussen 279-736, Susan Lee
248-666, Joe Guido 257-663.
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Lawrence Hopkins 241-604, Monique
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Bowling News Network
Interviews USBC Executive
Director Chad Murphy
We saw recently that the
new USBC Strategic Plan has
been released and it contains
five basic PRIORITIES. Please
give us your comments on each
one.
Some of them come from
just obvious needs, and others
from the fact that we have been
a lot of things to a lot of people
and we had to get back to
‘what are we doing’ and ‘what
are we working on’ . . . so we
spent seven months business
planning across our entire
organization asking each and
every individual project owner
if you will what was their
detailed business plan; and
from that came the priorities.
They are pretty obvious
choices.
Information Technology is
something that we have not
been great at in the past, but
we have been processing a
high number of memberships
through the years so we need
to be great at it when supporting our local associations.
Technology means a lot of
things. It is not just processing
memberships. Things like the
Bowling Academy and live
feeds . . . if you go to bowl.com
today, you can watch every
pair at the Masters. You can
literally pull it up and see what
every pair is doing across the
house. That is an amazing tool.
So, we need to be great in
that space – those are the kinds
of things we are looking for.
Who are the two people you
mentioned in the IT Plan?
Robert Stokes and Christi
Bickley. Robert is Senior Director of Information Technology;
Christi is Director of Project
Management. One of the things
we have missed around here
the past few years is somebody
that was central to all of the
projects. Things would get
missed, and you don’t really
see it until it gets to the execution phase.
There is an old quote that
the process is more important
than the outcome.
Cristy and Robert will
raise our game. Those two
folks were hired through our
restructuring last fall.
Youth Development . . . that
is a fairly easy one for me. It
has been a lot of fun working
on it and it has been great
these past few years. We have
had some momentum with the
success of Junior Gold, but now
we want to widen that scope.
We have always had the U20
and U15 divisions; now we
have got to get it down to the
8 and 10 year olds. We have to
get kids engaged and to have
an affinity for our sport at an
earlier age and stay there for a
lifetime.
We are working on new
things. We have a new league
development program coming.
It is actually a partnership with
the PBA and PWBA; which is
the first time we have done
that in the youth area. We will
have stand ups and counter
cards featuring PBA and PWBA
players . . .
What a concept – I say that
a little sarcastically because
many people thought that this
should have happened years
ago when leaders chose to
promote celebrities from other
sports instead of our own.
Yeah, it is not much of a
stretch and it is kind of a big
deal, and we think it is a good
marketing concept that should
be fun; and that will roll out in
the next few weeks.
Another thing that people
may not know about our youth
plan is that we put a lot of new
people in the field. We have
had people traveling to center
after center meeting with managers and youth coordinators
to help increase and develop
new leagues. Saturdays are
great, and we need to continue
to support those programs, but
the moms of today operate in a
different cycle than we did in
the past.
And so we actually have
people in the field trying to
drive more traffic into youth
programs of all kinds; and to
help them build a better experience within the center so they
will stay engaged longer.
Marketing – across the
whole platform, is a big piece
of it too. Some of that will go
directly to membership value;
and all other areas.
Membership value in a
declining market is something
that is easy to tear down and
be critical of, but the reality is
if you really look at it and ask
‘What do we get for a USBC
membership;’ and the best
answer is that we get a future
for our sport . . . and that will
be the answer moving forward.
It is not so much what we get
as individuals, but an allencompassing deliverable really
looking at the sport side of it
growing over time and getting
back some of those key pieces
we had years ago. That will be
important.
And the last priority is our
Championship Tournaments.
We have got to get moving
around the country again.
Our bowlers, who are also
our customers, want the same
thing they always wanted
which is a good experience at
the tournament.
I always like to tell the
Billings story. People cried out
‘Why are we going to Billings?’
– but we had a great time in
Billings. We were treated well
and we had a lot of fun – and
the entry count may not have
been as big as other places,
but overall, it was a very good
experience. The goal of giving
folks a better experience than
they may have had in recent
years.
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At AMF Euless Lanes
April leads at 803,
Wilson shoots 693
Lombardo 300
Michael April was on target
last week at AMF Euless Lanes as
he dominated the scoring with a
dual award-winning 224-279-300
= 803 Full House series.
Lindsey Wilson headed the
ladies leader board with a robust
206-228-259 = 693 MatchPoint
Mixed outing.
Bob Lombardo shared highgame accolades with April with
an award-winning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Doug Northup 279-748, Heath
Morgan 279-741, Jason Hamm 267-724,
Josh Renfro 257-728, Jessie Brantley
257-729, John Downing 240-621, Drew
Johnson 230-637, Joe Gray 226-616.
Josh Modelo 182-476, Tim Vong 728,
Elmer Howard 631, Sherry Houghton
244-688, Teresa Ross 214-606, Lisa
Steele 224-599, Nathena Locke 247-589,
Paula Atchison 214-580.
Sheila Walton 199-579, Lauren
Black 206-569, Amanda Howard
192-547, Karla Widders 195-543, Jen
Meredith 211-543, Miranda Harrington
172-487, Denise Wheeler 177-484,
Tammy Crawford 134-376.
At AMF Garland
Benavides cracks 806,
McGraw cards 737
Rene Benavides won highseries honors last week at AMF
Garland Lanes by firing charttopping 278-249-279 = 806
numbers in Wednesday NASCAR
action.
Arvese McGraw posted a
super solid 259-276-202 = 737
XXXX Rated set to lead the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Bubba Stiff 268-725, Linda Chambers
240-652, Mike Faulkenberry 266-702,
Shannon Fisher 211-559, Robert Wilson
256-652, Pat Grant 202-541, Thomas
Jenkins 205-494, Carole Jachetta
166-462.
Chase Helm 269-675, Lucretia
Littrell 213-542, Michael Trammell
279-733, Tony Thayer 290-773, Tammy
Self 236-674, Jesse Sereseroz 252-647,
Pat Harris 176-490, John Sloan 257-733.
Robert McGraw 258-747, Wanda
Parker 215-591, Michael Cheatham
246-695, Misty Avant 234-642, Dwight
Moore 238-678, Bertha Sanchez 227620, Rick Waltz 225-663, Amy Warren
189-520.
Johnny Lannan 267-740, Linda
Chambers 237-651, Paul Wilson 252727, Deneace Johnson 224-584.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Hughes chalks up 749,
Milligan banks 680
Johnson, Milligan 300’s, Donahue 298
Daniel Hughes rounded-up
the top score of the week at
Cowtown Bowling Palace with
a power-packed 264-258-227 =
749 Monday Mixers series.
Tennelle Milligan, from the
Ft. Worth Classic Trio group,
headed the ladies high-set chart
with a hard-hitting 228-227-225
= 680 session.
C J Johnson and Jason
Milligan shared high-game
honors as each registered
award-winning 12-baggers.
Mike Donahue took runner-up
accolades as he couldn’t close
the deal with a 298 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Marcelino Negrete 276, Miki Jo
Parish 234-618, Brian Thornburg
268, Brittany Rodriguez 203, Martin
Edwards 268, Jim Sapey 279, Jamie
Brooks 266, Don Key 258, Aam
Loviseck 246-671.
Diana Davis 216-571, Mike Heer
241, Luann Satchell 215, Kris Dennis
240, Rosemary Brown 202, Richard
Botello 287-740, Rebecca Williams
232, Jerry New 279, Lindsey Megredy
214-604.
Frankie Mata 266, Jason Milligan
733, Stefanie Johnson 244-669, Amy
Langham 226-641, Andrew Tesar 257,
Amy Wilson 228, Myke Bell 257, Katie
Tallant 216-646, Billy Gann 247-696.
Rebecca Williams 214, Randy Cross,
Sr. 259-703, Katie Tallant 225-581,
Bryan Liles 254, Art Beasley 228.
SENIORS
Johnny Zaskoda 256-673, Yolanda
Espinoza 201, Jerry Densmore 248, Red
Kelly 245, Frank Phillips 238-675, Neva
House 198, Jimmy Davis 234, Joann
Hollingsworth 192, Ken Eilert 232,
Don Key 234-616. Joann Lindquist 177,
Woody Godbey 202, Mike Moschella,
Sr. 200.
MALOTT/DUKE
someday is a huge honor, but I
really don’t think it’ll set in until that day that it’s announced
I’m going to be put into the
hall of fame. I’m very proud
and humbled by what I’ve been
able to accomplish, but right
now it’s mind-boggling to me.”
Barrett and Palermaa – the
2013 and 2010 PBA World
Championship winners respectively – defeated DJ Archer
of Friendswood, Texas, and
two-hander Shawn Maldonado
of Houston, Texas, 237-179, in
the opening stepladder match,
spoiling Maldonado’s television debut and bid for his first
title. In the second match, the
Finnish two-handed player
and his English partner took
advantage of back-to-back splits
by Australian two-handed star
Jason Belmonte and partner
Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa.,
to win 178-168.
Barrett and Palermaa started
the semifinal match with six
consecutive strikes and took
advantage of back-to-back open
frames by Tom Daugherty of
Tampa, Fla., and partner Dino
Castillo of Carrollton, Texas,
to post a 220-201 victory and a
berth in the title match.
PBA Tour players will
compete in a trio of PBA
Tour events in Qatar, Bahrain
and Germany over the next
At Forum Bowl
Greedy claims 802,
Wilson rolls 755
month before heading to Portland, Maine, March 28-31 for
PBA League Elias Cup competition and the Xtra Frame Maine
Event at Bayside Bowl. PBA
League quarterfinal, semifinal
and championship rounds
will air over four consecutive
Sundays beginning March
29. The Maine Event will be
covered live, exclusively on
PBA’s online video streaming
channel, Xtra Frame.
Final Standings: 1, Norm
Duke, Clermont, Fla./Wes
Malott, Pflugerville, Texas,
$22,000. 2, Dom Barrett, England/Osku Palermaa, Finland,
$12,000. 3, Tom Daugherty,
Tampa, Fla./Dino Castillo,
Carrollton, Texas, $10,000. 4,
Jason Belmonte, Australia/Bill
O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., $9,000.
5, DJ Archer, Friendswood,
Texas/Shawn Maldonado,
Houston, Texas, $8,000.
Stepladder Results: Match
One – Barrett/Palermaa def.
Archer/Maldonado, 237-179.
Match Two – Barrett/Palermaa
def. Belmonte/O’Neill, 178-168.
Semifinal Match – Barrett/
Palermaa def. Daugherty/Castillo, 220-201. Championship
– Duke/Malott def. Barrett,
Palermaa, 228-203.
MCNEIL
Championship:
a-Matt McNiel, Chanhassen, Minn., ($2,500) def. Kris
Koeltzow, Wheat Ridge, Colo.,
($1,650), 213-201.
Semifinal Round (losers
earned $1,050):
a-McNiel def. a-Jason Duran,
Littleton, Colo., 228-227.
Koeltzow def. a-Scott
Christensen, Evergreen, Colo.,
266-156.
Round of 8 (best of three
games, losers earned $775
each):
a-McNiel def. George Brooks,
Loveland, Colo., 2-0.
Koeltzow def. Brian Voss,
Centennial, Colo., 2-0.
a-Duran def. a-Justin Perez,
Colorado Springs, Colo., 2-1.
a-Christensen def. Sean
Lavery-Spahr, Pasadena, Texas.,
2-1.
Round of 12 (best of three
games, losers earned $550):
McNiel def. a-Rick Shafer,
Aurora, Colo., 2-1.
Koeltzow def. a-Ed Petrie,
Clint, Texas, 2-0.
Lavery-Spahr def. Brett
Cooper, Denver, Colo., 2-0.
a-Duran def. Frank Guccione, Castle Rock, Colo., 2-1.
focus would be on quality, not
quantity. It sounds like that is
still the mission.
Yes. It is just tough to measure it that way knowing that
we are not in complete control.
The experience in centers is
what gets folks to stay. We can
help with that and support our
partners through the process,
but we are looking at 30 years
of data that suggests that we
are going to get smaller.
In operating your tournaments, given that professionals
have higher expectations than
amateurs, how will USBC differ
in running events like the
Open Championship versus the
new PWBA professional tour?
They are separate, but we
will have high standards for
both. We hired Damon Sarrocco and Jason Thomas to
head up those events. Both
have a deep history with
tournaments mostly on the
professional side, but they
will operate our championship
events as a whole package.
Damon is at the Masters this
week. I think serving the needs
of the customer is important. If
you go back in time, we used
to have a U.S. Amateur Cham-
now living in Centennial, Colo.,
299-258 and 223-217, in the
Round of 8 match. Koeltzow
overwhelmed Scott Christensen
of Evergreen, Colo., 266-156, in
his semifinal match.
Koeltzow earned $1,650
for second place. Duran and
Christensen each earned $1,050
as semifinal round losers.
The Southwest Region’s
next event is the PBA Odessa
Southwest Open at Astro Bowl
in Odessa, Texas, March 20-22.
Canales, Chambers 300’s
Jim Greedy’s rousing 247-277278 = 802 Fast Lane Trio league
session headed the men’s high
series race last week at Forum
Bowl. Greedy finished his 4 game
night with a 1039 series.
Demetrya Wilson led the
ladies with a stalwart 256-254245 = 755 Crusaders outing.
Joseph Canales and Wallace
Chambers captured high-game
honors with award-winning
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Joyce Johnson 187-549, Tammy
Henderson 236-676, Barbara Woolridge
202-545, Preston Smith (9 pin) 300-861,
Marcella Mills (9 pin) 290-774, Tony
Herr 287-757, Lisa Anderson 231-601.
Ron Rogers 279-781, Tamara
Hamilton 223-602, Jason Bowerman
279-765, Tammy Henderson 207-608,
Robert Raley 265-739, Donetta Fleming
152-455, Rich Van 202-575, Heidi
Grafton 150-394.
Larry Reed 265-728, Molly Chacon
195-514, Diana Jessie (4 games)
256-965, David James 280-736, Helen
Woodley 237-632, Bill Holland 269-732,
Marcella Mills 221-633, Preston Smith
263-714.
Robbi Pauley 200-555, Jonathan
Bolejack 279-784, Diana Jessie 265-698,
Kevin Green 279-776, Demetrya Wilson
256-755, Billy Mills, Jr. 289-780, Kim
Castro 258-661, Sammy Espinoza
251-591.
Dolores Heitman 177-472, Wallace
Chambers 769, Cassie Reese 237-660,
Al Rush 235-607, Caroline Garcia
181-469, Philip Mills 257-687, Luann
Mills 192-528.
SENIORS
Leon Kinchelow 286-699, Hazel
Bunyea 221-595, Homer Dudley (9 pin)
300-766, Mary Edgett (9 pin) 300-824.
At AMF Spare Time Lanes
Newton drills 789,
Chovanec posts 613
Jopson 299, McDuff 298
Mike Newton won the highset contest last week at AMF
Spare Time Lane after top-notch
266-265-258 = 789 Bob Mann’s
Businessmen’s action.
Trayce Chovanec posted a
rollicking 205-243-165 = 613
Sundowners set to front distaff
scoring.
Tim Jopson captured highgame accolades with a nearperfect 299 solo while Mike
McDuff fell a few pins short with
a 298 solo.
HONOR
Mike Young 246-665, Gayle Brice
201-536, Christopher Russell 247-650,
Syida Johnson 213-534, Brad West
260-716, Steve Albin 275-696, Tina
Calderon 192-531, Don Gentry 211-609.
Karen Maynard 157-460, Lonnie
Yanez 230-574, Jack Byerly 207-533,
Grant Nelson 196-535, John Howell
247-625, Jim Graham 247-662, Phelisia
McDowell 178-522, Bill McCormack
279-638.
Mary Standley 201, Ricardo
Bustamante 222-627, C R Hunter 211611, Leroy Willis 250-742, Bobby Galan
267-717, Terry Martin 268-715, Justin
Boggio 269-699, Roger Pough 244-699,
Barry Brice 258-698. Mike McDuff 695,
Debbie Camp 224-566, James Brown
237-667, Susie Constantine 198-513,
Roy Jackson, Jr. 247-656, Jeff Warren
257-666, Vicki Campbell 198-524,
Austin Midkiff 247-645.
Garry Keckler 203-589, Derrick
Omey 212-584, Doug Anderson 225578, Robert Sandoval 190-523, Jake
Luna 219, Charles Wanat 217-623,
Joe Varella 248-606, Adam DeVaul,
Jr. 233-605.
Gabe Martinez 243-640, Gwen
Cooper 189-511, Bill Uthoff, Jr. 234-638.
MURPHY
Of these five priorities,
which is the most important?
They are all important.
Good answer – OK, which is
the most urgent?
Same answer. There just
isn’t one thing. We don’t live in
a one size fits all world anymore, so we have to be diverse
in our offerings and we have
got to do well and be great at
those things.
You don’t see any weakness
in the organization which
might cause you to give attention to a particular area before
something else?
We have room to improve
across the entire platform.
There isn’t one area we could
look at and say ‘That’s perfect.’
We need to improve across the
board; and setting these priorities will get us out of some of
the mundane business and
make us focus on our mission.
Make no mistake about it. All
of these things are important;
and information technology
kind of brings all of the pieces
together.
Roger Dalkin’s infamous
prediction was that membership would go under a million
before it would level off. Was
Roger right?
Well, we said in a document
last week that the numbers are
going to continue to decline . .
. fewer centers; fewer leagues.
It all means less members. But
it doesn’t mean that we can’t
be successful in our programs.
USBC has been measured by
the barometer of membership
numbers. But that one number
isn’t the entire measurement.
I don’t think you can measure
any organization that does as
much as USBC does on one
piece.
In fairness, I think that is
what Roger was trying to say,
but when he used the words
“Thin the herd” it didn’t go
over too well. He also said the
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Boys
Philip Williams, Fiesta Lanes ................................ 774
Grant Fretz, Forum Bowl ........................................ 745
Cristobal Ortega, Tenpins & More ....................... 735
Jaxson Mueller, Plano Super Bowl ....................... 721
Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............ 720
Matt Lenz, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes ......................... 685
Heath Fletcher, Hallmark Lanes ............................ 663
Christian Trinidad, Killeen Bowlerama ................. 652
Chris McCaleb, Red Bird Lanes ............................ 631
Dylan Lance, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama ................ 626
Glenn Higginbotham, AMF Euless Lanes ............. 599
Johnnie Arraigo, AMF Garland Lanes .................. 598
J C Hill, Heritage Lanes ......................................... 571
Shane Link, Strikz .................................................. 554
Girls
Amanda Morgan, Hallmark Lanes ......................... 693
Taryn Gray, Plano Super Bowl ............................... 642
Molly Maxson, Killeen Bowlerama ........................ 624
Jessica Kaiser, Fiesta Lanes ................................. 612
Robin Prioleau, Tenpins & More ........................... 601
Kira Hamman, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .................. 593
Emily Piper, AMF Euless Lanes............................. 574
Ashley Deveau, Forum Bowl ................................. 567
Nadia Stone, Cowtown Bowling Palace................ 564
Maelyn Smith, Heritage Lanes .............................. 534
Rachel Fender, Red Bird Lanes............................. 530
Breanna Rogers, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama .......... 503
Katie Taylor, AMF Garland Lanes .......................... 497
Tara Meche, Strikz .................................................. 436
Philip Williams led the Southwest-area USBC youth bowling
last month with a thundering
269/774 Generation Gap series
at Fiesta Lanes.
Amanda Morgan paced the
girls with a strong 279/693 Stars
of Tomorrow set at Hallmark
Lanes.
At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama,
Big Spring – Dylan Lance 227-626,
Richie Ewing 215, Dakoda Backes
196, Breanna Rogers 213-503, Kaitlyn
Schroyer 200.
At Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels –
Julio Rodriguez 270-617, Jeremy Burton
235-618, Stephen Lassig 279-694, J C
Rodriguez 242-652, R J McMurren
227-656, Zachery Guerra 213-522,
Aiydan Hughes 212-526, Antonio Perez
108-182, Milo Matocha 175-494, Banner
Bradshaw 212-601, Abby Salazar 210587, Jessica Kaiser 214-612, Makalee
Maloy 214-550, Abby Salazar 214-557,
Lilly Pesato 132-384, Lorelyle Pesato
92-140, Abigail Kyle 81-149, Maggie
Thoma 159-374, Maggie Thoma 152386, Cheyanne Griffen 149-394.
At Hallmark Lanes, Killeen – James
Schirripa 184-468, Eva Avans 173,
Maya Dixon-Dates 459, Mike Mikell
203-523, Jessica Bearden 160-392,
Kiden Whiteley 102, Ke Pearson 220,
Bree Zammat 72, Hailee Duerre 174,
Christian Boling 135, Bakari Guinyard
345, Tori Blackman 193, Heath Fletcher
237-663, Erika Shaffer 223, Amanda
Morgan 601, James Schirripa 201,
James Norris 587, Sierra Ciesiolka 174,
Eva Avans 509, Hunter Wood 186, Mike
Mikell 448, Jessica Bearden 194-431,
Quinton Boyd 102, Markel Allgood 184,
Bailey Skinner 92, Hailee Duerre 188,
Bakari Guinyard 148-425, Tori Blackman 64, Mickinzie Lowe 177, Michael
Dixon-Dates 234-659, Erika Shaffer
225-573, James Schirripa 201, James
Norris 615, Sierra Ciesiolka 198, Eva
Avans 509, John Kilpatrick 170-459,
Jessica Bearden 158-427, Elijah Swift
92, Aden Medina 163, Bailey Skinner
82, Hailee Zammat 173, Bakari Guinyard 140-385, Mickinzie Lowe 87-223,
Heath Fletcher 237-612, Sierra Ciesiolka
220-629, James Schirripa 200-522,
Sierra Ciesiolka 209-531, Robert Marley
156, Mike Mikell 446, Suzy Brown
142-392, Marel Allgood 108, Charlie
Eisenhart 199, Hailee Duerre 88, Bailey
Skinner 182, Bakari Guinyard 122-297,
Paige Carmer 85, Mickinzie Lowe 204,
Michael Dixon-Dates 229-650.
At Heritage Lanes, Oklahoma City,
OK – Ashton Pavao 233-520, Faith
Hill 154-413, J C Hill 215-571, Maelyn
Smith 200-534.
At Killeen Bowlerama, Killeen
– Remington Smith 198-510, Molly
Maxson 234-624, Christian Trinidad
278-652, Zain Smith 76-202, Shelby
Dewald 102-213, Anthony Ryan 148356, Taylor Anderson 96-220, Caitlin
Stone 206-549.
At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown – Garrison Kurland 265-649, Kira
Hamman 207-567, Bobby Smith 243639, Kira Hamman 205-593, Branden
Hawk 236-623, Angela Kinningham
173-481, Jackson Fast 172-477, Katelyn
Chicaiza 121-335, Matt Lenz 246-685,
Amanda Knight 167-454, Bobby Smith
189-541, Paige Beeney 172-488, Chris
Ledesma 92-184, Natalie Decovic
97-192.
At Tenpins & More, Rio Rancho,
NM – Cristobal Ortega 269-735, Robin
Prioleau 214-601, Preston Hughes
204-550, Tristan Sanders 220-540,
Abigail Attman 127-356, Kallista Fritts
212-577, Khalen Howard 195-527, Bailey
Dodson 206-510.
YOUTH TOURNAMENT
SCHEDULE
Teen Bowlers Circuit & TBC Jr.
Contact: Brad Ellis, at bradellis8101@gmail.com
March 22nd
Red Bird Lanes, Duncanville, TX, Qualifying
squads at 9 AM & 10:30 AM, top 6 to match play
finals. - Sport shot
Grand Prix Regionals –2014-15
( 3 Super Regionals qualifying)
Sundays - 10 a.m. & Noon
April 19, 2015
Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown
July 31, 2015
Copperfield Bowl, Houston
Grand Prix State Championship
August 1 & 2, 2015
Copperfield Bowl, Houston
Texas USBC Youth State Championship
Tournament
Every weekend beginning June 13 - June 28
Cityview Lanes, Fort Worth
Team, Doubles, Singles Events
Texas Youth Masters & Queens Qualifier in
Conjunction with State Tournament
Entries Close: April 15, 2015
Download entry at www.texasbowling.com
If you have upcoming youth
tournaments you would like listed on the
schedule, contact The Bowling News at
817-267-8686, fax: (817-267-1813) or
email: bill@TheBowlingNews.net.
Dallas USBC Youth Scores
Lane Laughter
Jaxson Mueller topped the
Dallas-area USBC youth bowling last week with a booming
244-233-244 = 721 Saturday
Showstoppers series at Plano
Super Bowl.
Taryn Gray led the girls with
a sparkling 223-234-185 = 642
Saturday Gold Sport set at Plano
Super Bowl.
At AMF Showplace Garland
Lanes – Daniel Ferrell (2 games) 93185, Mariah Miller (2 games) 94-166,
Johnnie Arraigo 245-598, Sara Taylor
172-488, Anthony Salinas 213-570,
Katie Taylor 194-497.
At Plano Super Bowl – James
Johnson 138-336, Bella Hudson 70-201,
Dylan Pittsinger 196-468, Mya Murray
115-316, Bryce Stephenson 242-653,
Moriah Leraas 171-497, Alma Pai 209547, Luke Henke 155-402, Mya Murray
135-357, Bryce Stephenson 187-514,
Hailey Keister 215-553, Bryce Klapper
257-626, Sabrina Inman 212-538, Truman Kohler-Katz 133-381, Sierra Jones
109-293, Aidan Hudson 158-420, Tyson
Gray 228-587, Taylor Ryan 183-492, TJ
Noggle 287-563, Caden Witt 158-423,
Victor Munguia 193-543, Hailey Keister
169-471, Clay Adams 180-504, Christie
Draper 201-579, Christopher Fueston
(2 games) 105-180, Jordyn Wright (2
games) 79-139.
At Red Bird Lanes – Bryen Lackey
109-246, Allura Jules 101-280, Chris
McCaleb 247-631, Rachel Fender
199-530.
At Strikz – Shane Link 228-554,
Tara Meche 155-436.
Fort Worth USBC Youth Results
Grant Fretz led the Fort
Worth-area USBC youth bowling
last week with an impressive
265/745 Stars & Strikers series
at Forum Bowl.
Emily Piper paced the girls
with a tidy 222/574 Wonders set
at AMF Euless Lanes.
At AMF Euless Lanes – Glenn
Higginbotham 215-599, Raiden Lopez
156-406, Coleman Blackmon 167-327,
Camdyn Burns 80-146, Brooke Woodard 168-441, Aaliyah Brown 68-106.
At AMF Spare Time Lanes – Zach
Herricks 179, Marinela Stefka 163,
Garrett Flores 139, Jackie Ali 141, Chris
Curtis 135, Marcia Londo 139.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace –
Dannyella Hochstine 209-551, Damion
Flores 242, Brittnee Silva 174-427,
Glenn Higginbotham 235, Isaac
Marguez 128, Haggan Allcock 91,
Jaylen Edwards 87, Olen Allcock 97,
Savannah Cook 77, Thomas Dinan 69,
Max Brown 223-597, James Hix 221,
Brittney Martin 171, Adam Beasley 204.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace – David Strand 234-612, Ro’Nae Medearis
187-532, Jake Swift 213, Brittnee Silva
161, Cameron Silva 191, Isaac Marquez
128-322, Haggan Allcock 91, Olen
Allcock 103-198, Savannah Cook 94,
Thomas Dinan 87, Kaylei Ervin 93,
Adam Beasley 259-720, Nadia Stone
245-564, Wyatt Cross 220, Dannyella
Hochstine 180, David Strand 202.
At Forum Bowl – Evan Cooper
91-181, Carly Tackett 134-215, Hamilton
Joseph 109-180, Zoey Sebourn 85-165,
Logan King 108-298, Cheyenne Owings
118-316, Aydan King 98-275, Abby
Milligan 135-277, Elijah Davila 196-490,
Anyssa Boles 134-398, Nick Leal 183487, Allison Williams 134-386, Ashley
Deveau 207-567, Jeremy Dunn 246-663,
Katelynn Correll 203-565.
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At Strikz
Rice delivers 747,
McBride lands 620
FRISCO – Frisco Doug’s
hefty 234-234-279 = 747 Lousy
Bowlerz session headed the
leader boards for the week at
Strikz.
Cindy McBride, also from the
Lousy Bowlerz group, posted a
rollicking 202-235-183 = 620 set
to top the ladies high-set chart.
HONOR ROLL
Clayton Colby 246-638, Debbie
Colby 234-537, Cornelius Cavitt 241676, Loren Tenczar 214-612, Ron Barton
206-602, Jeanie Martilla 175-514,
Steven, AKA Chicken Hauk led the honor roll with 300/846
at Village in Wichita Falls, Phil Bailey shot 840 at Stadium…the
legendary Paul Parker rolled 300/826 at DC Cityview…Solanja
Perez led the ladies with 733 at Bowl El Paso…CDB had 732 at
BRC Watuaga…Michelle Hostetter had 724 at Diamond…Chris
Barnes converts the 4-pin to win his first major PBA title at
the US Open, I still vividly remember that shot…Walter Ray
Williams and Shannon Pluhowsky are BWAA Bowlers of the
Year…Steve McBride shot 792 at PSB…Billy Franklin led Varsity
with 711…youth bowler Geoffrey Young shot 765 at PSB…Tom
Clark names Director of Communications for the USBC.
Crandon Haddock 232-644, Candy
Torrey 225-550.
Bruce Southerland 247-703, Cathy
Eberly 220-590, Joseph Jimenez 233602, Debbie Colby 211-571, Kevin Higar
236-632, Amy Marshall 173-490, Billie
Bennett 230-662, Tammy Crawford
192-556.
Lewen Albritton 237-618, Debbie
Colby 222-614, Doug Isgitt 236-632,
Tony Franklin 256-657, Clayton Colby
246-682, Rick Irvine 249-703, David
Edwards 235-647, Justin Donnelly
263-633.
pionship . . . and team trials, I
think we had an amateur piece
in that, and we are working
toward bringing that back.
It isn’t so much operating
the tournaments that needs to
be different; it is the offerings
of the tournaments to the
customer. Amateurs and pros
are very different in what they
expect, and we will do our best
to deliver.
You could also use, as an
example, a marketing perspective. Leveraging the assets
of our bowlers to drive the
aspirational value to kids is
important. A lot of folks have
said how great it is that the
ladies will get to go out on tour
Vince Page led the honor roll with 813 at Circle…Alvin Davis
with 787 at Buckner…Jackie Dunston shot 740 at Berry…Sammy
Ragland led the ladies with 660 at Red bird…Tonya Lovejoy
shot 655 at Buckner…Jean Maynard rolled 626 at Bronco…Luci
Bonneau wins the 18th Bluebonnet Queens defeating Sammie
Pope…Mark Cozart shot 714 at Cowtown…Mike McHugh was
high at Richland with 628, which was probably a career best
to date…Ron Dill wins the MBT at All Star West, wow…Kevin
Smith with ACBA at Circle…Ted Hannahs wins the PBA True
Value Open over Hooking Bob Handley.
Grand
Prix
Regional
Results
Bantam Boys (l to r) Camden Malott, Luke Henke,
Nicholas Hastings and Xian White
Here are the results from
the February 15th Grand Prix
regional held at Plano Super
Bowl. This was one of the largest regionals they have hosted
with 175 youth entries.
All 32 finalists are now
seeded for the State Finals to be
held August 1-2 at Copperfield
Lanes in Houston.
The next regional will be
held at Mel’s Lone Star Lanes
in Georgetown on April 19th.
All bowlers receive scholarships just for participating.
This scholarship program is a
great opportunity to compete
against the top bowlers in
Texas. Everyone is a Winner!
State Finals will have
10,000 additional points to be
awarded. Don’t miss out on the
next opportunity.
For more information, please
contact Mel’s Lone Star Lanes.
Prep Boys (l to r) George Chewens, Aidan Hudson,
Jordan Malott and Caden Witt
Bantam Boys
1st place - Camden Malott, Highland Lanes - 200 pts
2nd place - Luke Henke, Plano Super Bowl - 100 pts
3rd place - Nicholas Hastings, College Bowl - 50 pts
4th place - Xian White, Stadium Lanes - 50 pts
Prep Boys
1st place - George Chewens, South Lanes - 300 pts
2nd place - Aidan Hudson, Plano Super Bowl - 150 pts
3rd place - Jordan Malott, Highland Lanes - 75 pts
4th place - Caden Witt, Plano Super Bowl - 75 pts
Junior Boys
1st place - Victor Munguia, Plano Super Bowl - 400 pts
2nd place - John Collin Grist, Western Bowl - 250 pts
3rd place - Sam Butler, College Bowl - 125 pts
4th place - Trey Bevels, Plano Super Bowl - 125 pts
Major Boys
1st place - Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowl - 500 pts
2nd place - Micah McCracken, Bowlmor Euless - 300 pts
3rd place - Jeremiah Gramly, Plano Super Bowl - 150 pts
4th place - Cade Hartsfield, Oak Hills Lanes - 150 pts
Bantam Girls
1st place - Sarah Rivich, Copperfield Bowl - 200 pts
2nd place - Kiyah Lane, Village Bowl - 100 pts
3rd place - Brylee Jesko, Western Bowl - 50 pts
4th place - Isabella Hudson, Plano Super Bowl - 50 pts
Prep Girls
1st place - Jaelle Hamman, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes - 300 pts
2nd place - Patricia Himes, College Bowl - 150 pts
3rd place - Breana Chewens, South Lanes - 75 pts
4th place - Stephanie LeClear, Cityview Lanes - 75 pts.
Junior Girls
1st place - Hope Gramly, Plano Super Bowl - 400 pts.
2nd place - Linda Himes, College Bowl - 250 pts.
3rd place - Hailey Keister, Plano Super Bowl - 125 pts.
4th place - Samantha LeClear, Cityview Lanes - 125 pts.
Major Girls
1st place - Megan Eaglehouse, Bowlmor Thousand Oaks - 500 pts.
2nd place - Sierra Ciesiolka, Hallmark Lanes, Killeen - 300 pts.
3rd place - Kira Hamman, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes - 150 pts.
4th place - Taryn Gray, Plano Super Bowl - 150 pts.
Junior Boys (l to r) Victor Munguia, John Collin Grist,
Sam Butler and Trey Bevels
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Major Boys (l to r) J Gramly, Cade Hartsfield,
Micah McCracken and Adam Beasley
again, and we will certainly
enjoy that . . . but the reason
that is happening is because
of that seven-year-old girl who
starts bowling next year. She
has to have someone to aspire
to be. That is why we are
getting into that space.
There will be very separate
but distinct offerings. The
same folks will run them, but
the tournament part is the
easy part. What might be a
little difficult is the high level
of marketing that needs to go
with them.
Let’s assume that the PWBA
will be successful and extend
well beyond the current three
year commitment. Will it
eventually become a ‘for profit’
part of the organization?
I don’t know the answer
to that. We have so much to
do right now, I have not even
Bantam Girls (l to r) Sarah Rivich, Kiyah Lane,
Brylee Jesko and Bella Hudson
Junior Girls (l to r) Samantha LeClear, Hailey Keister,
Linda Himes and Hope Gramly
Prep Girls (l to r) Jaelle Hamman, Patricia Himes,
Breana Chewens and Stephanie LeClear
Major Girls (l to r) Sierra Ciesiolka, Kira Hamman,
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considered what might happen
four or five years from now.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it
doesn’t take more than four
years to become profitable . . .
but I can tell you this – we are
extremely focused on getting
a tour in place. The future
will come later, and we will
be ready to look at the options
when we need to.
What is the USBC Bowling
Academy?
Essentially it is a third party
piece where we have licensed
our brand to help build the
coaching aspect of the sport.
It is an on-line portal, if you
will, of information that brings
us through the stance to the
five step approach to tools and
skills and tasks to become a
better bowler. It has a library
of options within it that can
be watched to become a better
bowler. Coaches can use the
tools to help them teach their
students. It is one of those really cool things that technology
has brought us that we really
have not yet taken advantage
of.
Is it catching on?
Yes. I think we had about
4,000 subscribers in the first
couple of months, which is
enormous.
Will your Marketing Plan
also include public relations
and advertising? How will that
roll out?
Yes. We have in-house P.R.
and we rely heavily on Strike
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In the second of a two-part
interview, PBA Commissioner
Tom Clark analyzes the recent
PBA television viewership
ratings increase, including
a steady increase in PBA
XtraFrame subscriptions.
JPA: With the overall
ratings increase, what number
or numbers have surprised you
the most thus far this season?
Tom Clark: The only
surprise was when the NBA
and ESPN decided to move
the Lakers/Knicks game off of
Super Bowl Sunday, enabling
us to agree to move our CP3
PBA Celebrity Invitational up
into that time slot. I believe
it helped our ratings that day,
being at 2-4 pm ET vs. the
4:30-6 pm ET regularly scheduled showing. That CP3 show
is always popular, but earlier it
did a tremendous viewership,
with over 1.1 million on average watching the show.
In the other areas where we
have increased ratings, they
were part of strategic decisions
that were made to improve
our viewership and we were
correct. Reducing the WSOB
animal pattern shows to 1-hour
length increased ratings on
those shows by 18%, making
the WSOB World Championship show live and moving the
other live major championship
shows into the prime earlier
February time slots at 1 pm
vs. 3 pm paid off. Show format
adjustments and features,
plus compelling competition
featuring a wide variety of
players have made the shows
clip along.
JPA: Masters and U.S. Open
weeks seem to draw more
viewers with more amateurs
from their area or viewers
watching ones they may know.
What is the increase in Xtra
Frame subscriptions over the
last year?
TC: The WSOB has always
been our most popular Xtra
Frame period for whatever reason, probably the depth of the
field, international nature of it
and the compelling competition
every single day with every
ball mattering so much because
multiple events are on the line
in such a tight timeframe. But
the growth of Xtra Frame has
been very encouraging all year.
Before the WSOB we were at
roughly 5,000 subscribers. It
grew to 6,500 during WSOB,
and now through the TOC it’s
at 7,500. I know that subscribers are getting their money’s
worth, the entertainment has
been endless. Adding Marshall
Holman to our webcast team
has been very popular. And
with the full PBA50 schedule
and seven Xtra Frame-only
national PBA tour title events
being covered start-to-finish,
the Summer Swing and WSOB
still to come this year, we
expect more and more people
to jump aboard.
JPA: What were the ToC
ratings Sunday compared to
last year’s ToC?
TC: Viewership about the
same as last year for the ToC,
850,000 on average. Although
we had a lower lead-in show
rating than last week, we
again grew the audience from
SportsCenter. The ToC was also
the highest rated sporting event
on cable TV on Sunday other
than the NBA All-Star Game.
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XtraFrame. We heard Marshall
Holman on last fall’s World
Series of Bowling and have
heard Mark Roth from time
to time at various times when
his health allows, but rarely
together. Viewers were treated
to several appearances from the
three-time winners of the PBA
doubles tournament which now
bears their names. If you have
a chance, go back to XtraFrame
and watch the ToC match play
rounds.
Not only will you listen
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these two could have been a
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Later on Tournament of
Champions Sunday, there was
even more dramatic bowling.
After the TNBA Reed-Hawthorn
Memorial Classic in Wycliffe,
Ohio, well-known top amateur
bowler Adam Barta challenged,
then broke the current world
record of total pinfall in a
one-hour time span. Based on
strict requirements put forth
by the Guinness Book of World
Records group, Barta knocked
down 2708 pins, besting 2139
mark by George Frilingos of
Queensland, Australia, set only
last November.
Rolling only at full racks,
Barta rolled an amazing 163
strikes out of 291 total balls
thrown.
He was raising money for
his Barta Nation Families
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we have a new P.R. firm - Five
W. We have every other week
calls with them and they are
working on putting together
a calendar for the year covering the things we have been
talking about.
Back to marketing . . . and
it is easy to be negative; but
there are also a lot of positive
things to talk about with
our sport, so you will see us
talking about those things on
social media and in some of
the other vehicles that we use.
Five W will be a part of that
along with Strike Ten.
In the last phone conversation I had with Chuck Pezzano
about a week before he passed
away, he was a little puzzled
that bowling did not get more
media and P.R. leverage out of
the fact that the SMART Fund
has over $50 million. Do you
think we do enough to toot
bowling’s horn about SMART?
I think we do. I don’t know
if the message always hits
the intended target; but if you
ask a mother with a child in
bowling, or a coach, they know
that and I can give several
examples of successful bowlers
in our program that are also
good at other sports but stayed
Foundation, which financially
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amount raised is $3,500 and
climbing.
The foundation was begun
to honor his late father. Despite
being told he had two to three
weeks to live, Peter Barta
survived another two-and-ahalf years.
To see how he did it, check
out Craig Elliot’s michiganbowler.tv for the hour-plus long
clip with Barta’s comments
afterward.
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with bowling because of the
scholarships.
But to Pezzano’s point,
do you think anyone in the
mainstream sports or entertainment media has any idea that
bowling has that much money
in a scholarship program?
I think a lot of people are
interested in it.
I know golf, and baseball,
and soccer have a lot for kids,
but I’d be surprised if they
have anything like SMART.
There was a CBS Market
Watch piece a couple of
months ago that was looking
at SMART, so there is some
attention. Can we do better?
Absolutely. It has always been
a good marketing tool, and
we will continue to talk about
it. In the slide show we just
released we talk about bowling having $6 million a year
in scholarships. We also talk
about it in our ‘Bowling is a
healthy way to live’ segment.
We are pushing it in the
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marketplace – it just has to go
deeper, and that is the task at
hand.
Do you agree that USBC,
and ABC & WIBC before that,
just tried to do too much;
maybe just tried to be too
many things to too many
people? And if you do, how
can today’s USBC stay more
focused on its basic purpose
and mission?
I do think we can lose focus
by widening the lens. There
is a wide range of things we
can work on. The challenge
is to get it down to something
we can be successful in; and
that is really what we did in
identifying our priorities. We
are going to be focused on the
areas we talked about and you
will see a lot of communications and P.R. around them. I
wouldn’t want to speak about
what folks did in the past,
because I think you can always
do more as long as you don’t
lose focus on what is important. I get caught talking about
core competencies of a governing body . . . and we must stay
focused on those. Our members
deserve that, and they are the
largest and most important
piece of the puzzle.
In the past, it seems like
the groups wasted a lot of time
and effort stepping on each
other’s toes; but that does not
seem to be as big a problem
today. At least for BPAA and
USBC. You seem to have a good
relationship. Is it because you
are under the same roof here
in Arlington?
I think it provides clarity.
One group is not trying to be
the other. We have a great relationship with our partners in
the BPAA and in the industry
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couldn’t afford any let-downs
and it is almost like a sigh of
relief to win. This is a tournament I point to every year, it’s
well ran and a lot of fun to
bowl, I’m just really happy,”
said Bailey.
The Queens champion, Michelle Secours, 24, is originally
from Rochester, NY, but moved
to Texas in 2010 to attend Sam
Houston State University and
she is currently getting her
Masters in Clinical Psychology
and hopes to graduate in May.
Secours had a 100 pin lead
over her Sam Houston State
teammate Kimi Davidson of
Azle going into the final position round game, and ended
up not needing much of it. She
finished with a commanding
70 pin victory, “I was really
glad I had that big lead and
just told myself to make good
shots and I knew that I could
kind of cruise into it and hoped
that my line didn’t go away,”
she said.
At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama
Gutierrez registers 297/774,
Woolverton weaves 634
Campbell, Ewing 299
BIG SPRING, TX – Armondo
Gutierrez won high-set honors
last month at Big Spring BowlA-Rama by polishing off potent
297-248-229 = 774 marks in
Men’s Caprock action.
Terri Woolverton, from the
Wednesday Nite Trio group,
led the ladies scoring race with
a stalwart 234-201-199 = 634
outing.
Charlie Campbell and Stephen
Ewing shared high-game
accolades with near-perfect 299
solos.
HONOR ROLL
K r ist a l Ash more 204, Ter i
Woolverton 190, Jennifer Jakubowski
189, T-Bones Newton 188, Sam
Gonzales, Sr. 279-728, Jared Ringener
238-699, Tommy Booth 268-686, Philip
Ringener 257-681.
Charlie Campbell 678, Richard
Anderson 245-663, Eddie Gonzales,
Jr. 245-663, Josh Rochelle 257-659,
Claud Frier 247-648, Stephen Ewing
644, Richard Rowden 226-639, Joey
Gutierrez 222-631.
John Dodd 224-630, David Renteria
234-622, James Rawls 214-619, Chris
Joslin 247-607, Stephen Ewing 268-690,
Jerry Holten 255-673, John Jackson
237-637, Paul Johnson 224-614.
Aaron Hendricks 218-630, Rick
Liles 204-605, Gary Kelley 218-600,
Amber Doss 201, Alice Ewing 201,
Leeann Sears 194, Jared Ringener
279-769, Eddi Gonzales, Jr. 263-729,
Michael Leuschner 279-706.
Philip Ringener 268-680, James
Rawles 247-674, Charlie Campbell
239-6723, Monty Hendricks 222-658,
Ransom Parks 235-657, Timmy
Marshall 258-625, Brent Newton 213614, Tammy Newton 211.
Julie Bass 207, Mary Lou Saldana
203, Veronica Schroyer 201, T-Bones
Newton 191, Julie Bass 171, Aimee
Torrez 166.
At Stadium Lanes
Kennmer turns in 788,
Jacobs tosses 661
Williamson 300
SAN ANGELO, TX – Ronny
Kennmer headed the leader
boards last month at Stadium
Lanes after booking a banner
246-275-267 = 788 Petroleum
league series.
Stephanie Jacobs, also from
the Petroleum group, posted a
nice 221-193-247 = 661 set to
pace the lady bowlers.
Heather Williamson earned
high-game honors with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Donald Christian 247-707, Nikki
It was no easy win for
Secours has she beat several
international stars, collegiate
champions and arguably the
greatest lady bowler of all time
on her way to the title. “I just
can’t believe that I won, you
forget in Texas that you have
USBC here, there are pro’s coming in too, so I just expected to
make the cut, I never thought
that I could win,” she added.
“I’m pretty proud of myself.”
Finalists:
Masters –
1st Mike Bailey
$3000
2nd Steve Weber
$2000
3rd Tyler Jensen
$1500
4th Shawn Maldonado
$1200
5th Jim Stephens
$1000
Lowe 203-509, Travis Tribolet 289-673,
Sheila Dean 245-549, Debbie Young
210-468, Phil Bailey 288-716, Heather
Williamson 649, Kelly King 249-616.
Alice Davis 202-571, Brad Kinyon
265-616, Debbie Langley 214-489,
Jim Sweat 268-655, Suzanne Torres
185-530, Michael Luckett 233-616, Kitta
Dory 175-467.
SENIORS
Terry Hoffpauir 201-554, Samuel
Green 204-476, Jesse Davis 247-708,
Elaine Jones 246-625.
6th Bobby Wacker $975
7th Anthony Simonsen
$950
8th Mike Donahue $925
9th Roger Petrin
$875
10th Tyrone Branagan
$825
Queens –
1st Michelle Secours
$1600
2nd Kimi Davidson $850
3rd Heather Whitney
$750
4th Anita Arnett
$650
5th Debby Oulicky $550
6th Carolyn Dorin-Ballard
$500
7th Clara Guerrero $475
8th Mariana Ayala $450
9th Diana Jessie
$425
10th Crystal Boutotte $400
At Western Bowl
MURPHY
Brown masters 806,
Carlisle tosses 687
Macon, Sledge and Wilson add 300’s,
Williams 299
AMARILLO – David Brown’s
high-powered 279-258-269 = 806
NTO Senior production captured
high-series honors for the month
at Western Bowl.
Krysta Carlisle’s chart-topping
216-234-237 = 687 Asarco Mixed
set fronted fem scoring.
Dylan Macon, Trey Sledge and
David Wilson shared high-game
honors with award-winning
12-baggers. Brandon Williams
took runner-up honors with a
near-perfect 299.
HONOR ROLL
Brandon Williams 783, Trey Sledge
768, Brian Collier 278-760, Chris Foshee
290-759, David Wilson 756, Nathan
Herring 269-752, Mason Edmondson
277-751, Ron Hites 267-750, David
Wilson 267-750.
Carl See 278-749, Brandon Williams
278-746, Gary Jackson 268-746, Mike
Judd 248-741, Ronnie Phillips 265-735,
Dylan Macon 279-734, Johnny Wood
258-733, Tommy Crites 268-732.
Darren Lambright 258-732, Clayton
Parker 258-728, Brandon Meyer 288727, Randy Webb 257-726, Mark Payne
278-726, Gary Dunn 258-726, Ed Culp
280-726, Chris Foshee 255-726.
Kirk Kerbo 279-725, Dylan Macon
724, Jeff Chaparro 278-722, Tyler
Albracht 278-719, David Velez 278-718,
Nathan Herring 256-717, Mike Gentry
276-717, Chris Sledge 256-716, Mike
Gentry 269-715.
Jeff Chaparro 277-713, Billy Watson
268-711, Brennan Chaparro 255-711,
Robert Sowle 266-711, Marshall
Morrison 252-710, David Smiddy
268-710, Dylan Macon 276-709, Mike
Judd 268-709.
Adam Standley 248-709, Kirk
Aduddel 257-707, Russell Hervey 275707, Brandon Meyer 269-707, Jonathan
Lawson 257-707, Gary Dunn 259-707,
Mark Payne 244-706, Jeff Campbell
246-706.
Patrick Copelin 247-704, Darren
Lambright 257-703, Mark Payne
269-703, Casey Boyd 289-701, Dan
Orr 245-701, Clayton Parker 290-700,
Ashley Farrah 246-678, Debra Shannon
257-661.
Debra Shannon 247-654, Kat
Darlington 234-652, Lana Allemand
223-646, Rosa Sledge 242-646, Connie
Moorman 237-641, Cindy Brock 224636, Kat Darlington 224-634, Kirsten
Kelley 227-633.
Pat Herring 227-632, Debra Shannon
224-632, Connie Moorman 242-628,
Cindy Brock 223-628, Megan Larson
235-625, Kyla Collier 245-625, Christina
Hansen 224-624, Debra Shannon
220-623.
Carrie Wichers 230-618, Carrie
Wichers 224-618, Jennifer Polk 223614, Samantha Fox 247-612, Cindy
Brock 237-611, Glenda Bouker 234-611,
Candra Chandler 211-609, Brenda
McMahon 220-608.
Laura Schwartz 225-607, Cindy
Brock 213-606, Maureen Hood 216-603,
Debra Mazura 215-602, Kat Darlington
221-602, Erica (Turner) Williamson
224-602, Debra Shannon 217-602.
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as well. Initiatives like the YES
Fund and others have brought
us together in ways that maybe
were not possible before. I
think the strategic plans of the
two organizations make it very
clear. On the USBC side it is
about servicing our members
and providing benefits. And the
BPAA side is simple – they exist to enhance the profitability
of their members.
Is it safe to say that there
is more and better communications between USBC and BPAA,
and will it continue?
There is no doubt.
How does that extend to
other organizations, specifically the PBA?
I think we are stronger
together than we are apart. I
realize that is an easy thing
to say. It is a little tougher to
walk the walk. The PBA is a
for profit business. They have
owners and others that drive
that business, and they make
decisions that are independent.
If they were here on our
campus, I think there would
just be more communications.
I don’t know that the business
strategy would change much
because they are a very different organization at their core
and in their mission.
An example –the league program we are about to launch
using the pros. It only took a
couple of phone calls and they
were on board quickly. There
will always be ways we can
work together; and if we do
that more, we will be more
successful.
How long ago was it that
you were living in Kentucky
selling bowling balls?
I started here on April 10,
2010, so it has been almost five
years.
Did you ever dream when
you were doing that, that less
than five years later you would
be sitting in this office doing
this job? Your story really is
a good example of the cliche
“Only in America.”
We have been really blessed.
I pinch myself sometimes.
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work with . . . but no, not in
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a beacon of light. Just think
about the folks who will come
through those doors in the next
50 years. It is just a great thing
to have to promote bowling.
Any place that has teaching
at its core is special. We have
some very good people working
very hard down there. We have
international teams coming in
all the time. We have the Combine and the World Coaches
Conference.
But I would not say that the
Training Center is “ours.” It
really belongs to all of bowling.
Other than the World
Coaches Conference, how do
you work with Kevin Dornberger and his World Bowling
organization?
I think you know we are
supporting the Olympic effort,
and we are in constant contact
with Kevin. He has done a
great job of keeping us in
the loop and updated. I had
dinner with him at the Summit
recently and there is a lot going
on. It seems like the level has
been raised recently. But all
of the bowling organizations
need to step up and work
together for bowling to be more
successful.
Back in October I hinted
to Frank DeSocio that World
Bowling should have an office
here. Do you agree?
This is the International
Bowling Campus, so that is
an easy answer. I don’t know
much about the history there,
but I know I drive down Six
Flags Drive every morning and
see the International Bowling
Campus sign on the building
and know that it is not just
ours. It belongs to bowling.
I do know that Kevin
is opening a new office in
Europe. I don’t know if he
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would want an office here.
That would be a good question
for him.
In a word, how would you
describe your management
style?
Collaborative
I believe in hiring a good
person to do a job, letting them
do it, and then managing it
through the process. If you
look at some of the things we
did in the Youth area – building advocacy groups. We
commissioned a task force to
look at membership value.
Things like that. I am not the
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At Fiesta Lanes
Williams soars to 774,
Kaiser garners 662
Tollett 300
NEW BRAUNFELS – Philip
Williams, Yout h Bowler,
dominated scoring last month at
Fiesta Lanes with a hard-hitting
269/774 Generation Gap league
series.
Misty Kaiser led the ladies
race with sky-high 242/662 Ball
& Chain numbers.
Denver Tollett garnered highgame accolades with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Mike Sills 279-711, Rick Satterfield
254-732, T L Walker 224-540, Darren
Robeck 221-589, Dale Blume 267658, Travis Vanicek 266-697, Jerry
Sportsman 287-746, David Schmidt
279-750.
Denver Tollett (4 games) 916, Kris
Hughes (4 games) 268-968, Darrell
McCall 259-622, Thomas Stange 235-
693, Gene Bishop 289-728, Dave Lile
255-741, Chris Brown 275-652, Mark
Bryd 252-680.
Kris Hughes 278-732, Patrick Kinne
259-744, John Grein 183-496, Colby
Delano 260-577, Jeanette Vacek 234574, Sylvia Guerra 202-582, Tammy
Ranslaben 181-460, Tammy Ranslaben
166-471.
Kelli Scott 239-534, Lashonda
Mannie 215-621, Corinne Gaudio
228-516, Sheri Starbuck 223-582, Paula
Brissenden 221-563, Carma Herndon
192-567, Mary Spence 244-509, Jacque
Devine 195-546.
Sylvia Guerra 247-614, Catherine
Wilson 234-648, Melissa Morrison
219-564, Melissa Morrison 197-575,
Michaela Zapata 221-548, Michaela
Zapata 199-573, Virginia Stevens
165-445.
At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes
Shaffer levels 820,
Thompson belts 692
Banks and Hackworth 300’s, Stafford 299
GEORGETOWN – Steve
Shaffer pounded out potent 263278-279 = 820 marks in Pot O
Gold action to capture high-series
honors for the month at Mel’s
Lone Star Lanes.
Lori Thompson, Shaffer’s
league mate, paced the lady
bowlers with a sparkling 230236-226 = 692 set.
Jeff Banks and Jason
Hackworth’s award-winning
12-baggers earned them highgame honors while Scott Stafford
near-perfect 299 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Tad Howitt 239-696, Rayeann
Cawthon 225-583, R J Little 262748, Elena Johnson 236-644, Jacob
Wininger 238-675, Teri Merkel 177-471,
Scott Stafford 772, Crystal Ganoung
265-645.
Isaiah Jones 244-655, Crystal Reese
200-550, Chris Craig 257-678, Amanda
Wyrick 225-574, Pat Galvan 234-637,
Bruce Cook 253-693, Crystal Ganoung
184-516, John Waliczek 225-665,
Lyndsey Trost 233-561.
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right people in the room. I am
a roll up your sleeves type of
guy. I like to get in and do my
share of the work, but at the
same time we need experts in
some areas. Robert Stokes is an
example. I would never roll up
my sleeves and go over there to
write some code. We would be
in trouble if I did that.
Are you in this job for the
long term? Do you see yourself
in this job 10 years from now?
The short answer is yes.
I’m 43, and I never aspired to
have this job, but I have been
a lifelong bowler and I have
really enjoyed the past year.
My plan is to work hard, and if
we can be successful, I hope I
can be here a long time.
Another good move I have
heard mentioned is having
a clear understanding of the
number two position. When
Stu Upson was here, we were
not sure who was second in
command.
Yes- Jason Overstreet is our
Deputy Director. He has a great
background in media, and
many other talents. It was an
easy choice.
Any final thoughts?
We have had a lot of change
here, and I think we are coming out of it in a very positive
way. I am driven to make it as
good as it can be and I am very
excited about the future.
At Pin Center Bowl
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Bobby
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last month at Pin Center Bowl
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= 724 Casino league showing.
Kathy Butler’s stately 225/555
Whenever Blues outing paced
the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Bill Barber 237-688, Stacie Parrish
170-471, Brian Boase 247-623, Nancy
Rago 194-507, Bill Barber 211-574,
Nancy Rago 183-508, Bill Barber
221-615, Dave Clark 213-622, Kathy
Butler 211-520.
Bill Barber 233-630, Kathy
McGonagill 198-500, Dave Clark
209-614, Kathy McGonagill 199-513,
Bill Barber 242-663, Kathy Butler
174-522, Lee Whitehead 245-645, Kathy
McGonagill 220-515.
Danny Bergman 279-706, Kathy
Butler 201-520, Ronnie Rurak 268-714,
Kathy Butler 167-455, Lee Whitehead
255-677, Becky Lee 169-424, Alan
Hewitt 288-720.
Kathy McGonagill 190-515, Bobby
Martindale 247-696, Martha Moore
187-449.
At Terrell
Harwell racks up 738,
Chambers mints 622
Harwell 300, Holley 300, 299
TERRELL – Bubba Harwell
headed the leader boards last
month at Terrell Bowling Center
with hard-hitting 279-223-236
= 738 numbers in Friday Night
Quads action.
Linda Chambers was red hot
for the ladies with a sky-high
237-186-199 = 622 Tuesday Night
Mixed set.
Bubba Harwell and Bobby
Holley shared high-game
accolades with award-winning
12-baggers and Bobby Holley
near-perfect 299 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Jason Marquez 251-703, Vanessa
Barrow 209-570, Josh Orr 237-668, Lisa
Massey 216-584, Ed Domaracki 236607, Pat Cooper 202-550, Rooster Adams
244-652, Karen Sommers 221-559.
Bobby Holley 673, Kari Nunn 191553, Bobby Holley 648, John Johnson
241-691, Janet Newkirk 210-569, Bubba
Harwell 733, Rita Wilson 213-545,
Richie Rylant 247-710, Delores Green
208-551.
Marvin Love 255-649, Bill Mowery
220-589, Chris Tijerina 212-622.
PBA Spare
Shots
PBA STARS HEAD EAST
FOR THREE PBA INTERNATIONAL-WORLD BOWLING
TOUR EVENTS
PBA stars from around
the world are heading east
for a three-tournament PBA
Tour series, beginning with the
H.H. Emir Cup, which is underway at Qatar Bowling Centre
in Doha, Qatar, and ends
Friday. The Qatar event will
be followed by the Kingdom of
Bahrain Open at Ozone Entertainment Centre in Manama,
Bahrain, March 2-7, and the
Brunswick Euro Challenge at
Dream Bowl Palace in Munich,
Germany, March 14-22.
Fans can follow the H.H.
Emir Cup and Bahrain Open on
the Asian Bowling Federation
website: http://abf-online.org/.
Brunswick Euro Challenge
results will be available on its
website: http://brunswickeurochallenge.com/.
Chris Barnes is defending
champion in the Emir Cup, but
will not defend his title due to
weather-related travel delays
that caused him to cancel his
travel plans. Shaker Al Hassan
of the United Arab Emirates
won the 2014 Bahrain title.
Eventual PBA Rookie of the
Year Marshall Kent of Yakima,
Wash., is defending Brunswick
Euro Challenge champion.
Kent won the 2014 event as an
amateur.
Heading into the three-tournament swing, Barrett is the
WBT men’s points leader in the
two-year, rolling points system,
with 588 points. Mike Fagan is
second with 582 points. Kelly
Kulick is the WBT women’s
points leader with 698 points,
comfortably ahead of fellow
American Liz Johnson (559).
“JACK RABBITS” PBA
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DEBUTS THIS WEEK
Number four in the continuing series, Concrete Software
will debut the “virtual” Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits PBA League
team ball into the PBA Bowling
Challenge game on Thursday
(Feb. 26). PBA League-logoed
team balls for gaming play
currently available to PBA
Bowling Challenge players
include the Dallas Strikers
ball, GEICO New York WTT
KingPins ball and the Silver
Lake Atom Splitters ball. The
remaining four PBA League
balls will be added to the PBA
Bowling Challenge arsenal, one
a week, leading up to the PBA
League Elias Cup competition
March 28-29 at Bayside Bowl in
Portland, Maine.
PBA League-logoed balls
can be used by more than 12
million people who play PBA
Bowling Challenge Mobile
Game on a regular basis. The
PBA Bowling Challenge by
Concrete Software app is available on Google Play, Apple iOS,
Amazon App Store and Nook.
PBA REGIONAL UPDATE:
BLANCHARD HOLDS OFF
AMATEUR LOW FOR SUTTER
CREEK TITLE
Josh Blanchard of Gilbert,
Ariz., defeated 17-year-old
amateur Wesley Low Jr. of
Palmdale, Calif., 235-224, to
win the PBA West Region’s
Jackson Rancheria Casino
Resort Championship at Gold
Country Lanes in Sutter Creek,
Calif., Sunday.
Along with his seventh
PBA Regional title, Blanchard
earned $2,500. Low, who
became the youngest player
ever to win a PBA Regional
in a PBA Challenge event at
South Point Bowling Center
in Las Vegas two years ago at
age 15, earned $1,300 for his
SMART scholarship account.
The two-handed left-hander
also bowled the only 300 game
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your awareness. Watch everyone’s rotation and ball path a)
all the way down the lane and
b) through the pins. It doesn’t
matter if the other person rolls
the ball like you or even with
the same hand as you. More
on this handedness thing in a
moment.
You’ve heard of the
“breakpoint,” I’m sure. That’s
really quite a misnomer. It’s
not a point at all. It’s an area
of the lane. It used to be that
the “breakpoint” was given to
you by the lane. That’s only
partially true today. Oh, and
don’t confuse breakpoint with
exit point, a product of the
theory of 31. This idea says you
have the best chance to hit the
pocket (not necessarily strike)
if your ball is on a certain
board when it exits the pattern.
That board is determined by
the distance the oil is down the
lane minus a given of 31.
So, on a THS of 40 feet,
you’d want your ball to be on
the 9th board at 40 foot mark
in order to give yourself a
chance to hit the pocket. On
the PBA’s Badger pattern at 52
feet, this theory would have
your ball at 21 only eight feet
from the headpin. Since the
pocket is on 17, you can see
this clearly wouldn’t work.
The oil pattern does commonly give you the left-right
breakpoint. You, however,
can develop the north-south
breakpoint. That’s what growing your breakpoint is all about
– length, not width. Whatever
that area was on the lane for
whoever you are watching, all
you have to do is figure out
how YOU get there. That’s it.
It’s that simple. So, how do you
get that done?
First things first
There are some givens that
have nothing to do with the
purpose of your bowling event
but a great deal to do with how
you score in it. For example,
how old and what type of lane
surface you’re playing on is
very important. Knowing how
each surface typically behaves
can give you an edge in getting
lined up faster which is, of
course, the point.
Wood will respond very differently than any synthetic lane
and they will both be drastically different than lane with
Guardian on it. Wood changes
quickly and more dramatically
than synthetics. AMF HPL or
SPL synthetic lanes respond
differently than Brunswick’s
ProLane or Anvilane synthetics, for example.
Synthetics are harder than
wood. The harder the surface,
the smaller the footprint of
the ball on that surface. Even
among synthetic surfaces, there
are differences. AMF synthetic
surfaces have a different hardness than Brunswick synthetic
surfaces.
At Hallmark
Kennedy, Sr. nails 753,
Blackman banks 708
Schirripa, Jr. 299
KILLEEN – Earl Kennedy, Sr.
was the bowler to beat in the
Guys & Dolls league at Hallmark
Lanes last month in leading all
players with a power-packed 266254-233 = 753 series.
Lisa Blackman led the ladies
with a hard-hitting 215-246247 = 708 Partytimers league
production.
Pete Schirripa, Jr. captured
high-game honors with a nearperfect 299 solo..
HONOR ROLL
Pete Schirripa, Sr. 201-551, Pete
Schirripa, Jr. 269, Andy Layne 692,
Esther Navarro 210-592, Quinten Goins
162-468, Kristina Marley 154-415,
Cherill Potts 199, Suzie Wollek 544,
Ben Hogan 278-729.
Lisa Blackman 234, Belinda Ullery
582, Josh Herrick 282, John Ciesiolka
711, Esther Navarro 267-652, Jose
Caballero 244-645, Mitzi Cina 204-562,
Dan Haddenham 279, John Ciesiolka
719.
Karin Ciesiolka 256-668, Lewis
Stansbury 191, T J Jones 565, Pete
Schirripa, Jr. 259, Andy Layne 663,
Christine Scott 209-564, Quinten Goins
221-566, Vivian Mikell 145-415, Vickie
Gill 202.
Suzie Wollek 510, Mark Hough 277,
Ben Hogan 685, Rosie Perez 214-580,
Pete Schirripa, Jr. 262-710, Phyllis Love
224-562, Pete Schirripa, Jr. 248-722,
Emily Berger 245, Mitzi Cina 472.
Lewis Stansbury 278, Pete Schirripa,
Jr. 726, Karin Ciesiolka 246-685, Lewis
Stansbury 196-542, Pete Schirripa,
Jr. 249-695, Connie Herron 247-547,
Jerry Kilpatrick 200-529, Vivian Mikell
161-438.
Suzie Wollek 190-558, Dan
Haddenham 279, Vince Simmons 671,
Sally Wedgewood 215, Sandy Monterde
552, Bryant Logan 258, Ben Hogan 682,
Kisha Cruz 225-617, Pete Schirripa,
Jr. 247-699.
Mitzi Cina 214, Mary Schirripa
528, Dan Haddenham 279-723, Darline
Bryant 266-675, T J Jones 202, Lewis
Stansbury 566, Jim Dittmer 268, Esther
Navarro 212-583, Jerry Kilpatrick 188.
Quinten Goins 498, Christine Goins
144-393, Mia Daywalt 192, Stacey
Phillips 505, Rod Watkins 267-717,
Pete Schirripa, Jr. 747, Ashley Wilson
279-692, Dan Haddenham 225-643,
Patti Wright 193.
Mitzi Cina 547, Will Bland, Sr.
255-711, Darline Bryant 279-689.
SENIORS
Mark Doran 265-693, Pat Pendleton
209, Nee Wallace 545, Bob Hines, Jr.
207, Jay Herman 565, Joan Hellon 157,
Nancy Holstine 482, Robert Bridges, Jr.
244, Bill Langford 597.
Christine Kuebler 212-502, Larry
O’Keeffe 235-609, Dot Mays 203,
Barbara Person 546, Jay Herman 225,
Harry Hellon 587, Deb Buford 175,
Nancy Holstine 496, Harry Hellon 239,
Jay Herman 617.
Josephine Smith 202-530, T J Jones
242, Rullie Haywood 641, Beverly
Haywood 226, Linda Strickland 564,
Gene Hampton 215, Harry Hellon 538,
Joan Hellon 169, Nancy Holstine 507.
Ray Miles 258-662, Wanda Clark
193, Barbara Jones 516, Jose Herrera,
Sr. 245, Larry O’Keeffe 622, Nee
Wallace 202, Bev Lyons 539, Bob Hines,
Jr. 233, John Ayers 564, Peg Hartley
161, Deb Buford 472.
Pete Riendeau, Sr. 254, Larry
O’Keeffe 665, Deb Buford 214-519.
At Killeen Bowlerama
Bennight books 761,
McPhail claims 695
Allen, Bohannon, Kirtley 300, Anguiano 299,
Duncan 296
KILLEEN – Donny Bennight’s
stellar 761 Saturday Rollers group
session lit up the lanes last month
at Killeen Bowlerama.
Erica McPhail headed the
ladies’ leader board with a robust
246/695 Sundowners showing.
Cliff Allen, Brian Bohannon
and Adam Kirtley shared highgame honors as each recorded
award-winning 12-baggers.
Adam Anguiano’s near perfect
299 solo took runner-up honors
while Jesse Duncan followed up
with a 296 game.
HONOR ROLL
Jimmy Ryan, Jr. 234-689, Erica
McPhail 236-679, Eric Gregory 690,
Elizabeth Reyes 507, Mark Castro
258, Norma Rios 192, Mike Chaney
706, Linda Strickland 221-567, John
Manibusan 278.
Joann Biels 221, Conan Sindt 752,
Jean Maxson 256-671, Carlos Perez
268-636, Lynda Roberts 183-478, Jason
Stephens 731, Josh Maxson 754, Debra
Massey 246-656, Crystal Stutz 205-548.
PBA SPARE SHOTS
of the tournament.
PBA Regional Challenge
events are open only to players
who have not won a PBA event.
In an all-Baker title match,
PBA Hall of Famer Tom Baker
of King, N.C., defeated Stoney
Baker of Canton, Ga., 192-188,
173-243, 256-230, in the bestof-three-game title match to
win his 31st PBA Regional title
in the PBA50 Dave Edwards
Toyota Southern Open presented by Ebonite at Paradise Lanes
in Spartanburg, S.C., Sunday.
Tom gained the advantage
in game one before Stoney
found his shot in game two and
tied the match. Tom got lined
up in game three, winning the
title and the $2,300 first prize
while Stoney pocketed $1,200
as the runner-up. The Bakers
are not related.
Kyle Bigelow of Troy, Ohio,
defeated amateur Ari Wilson
of University Park, Ill., 257-218,
to win his first title in the PBA
Lynwood Bowl Midwest Challenge presented by Roto Grip
at Lynwood Bowl in Lynwood,
Ill., Sunday.
Bigelow earned $1,500 along
with his title. PBA Challenge
events are open to players who
have never won a PBA title.
Bigelow defeated Gerald Marrs
of Huntley, Ill., 229-223, and
Wilson edged Mitchell Kratic of
Whiting, Ind., 203-177, in the
semifinal round to set up the
championship match.
As PBA Regional players
continue their pursuit of season-long points championships
in their respective regions,
which will mean berths in the
PBA Regional Challenge Finals
along with paid entries into
PBA World Series of Bowling
VII at South Point in Las Vegas,
a busy March schedule of PBA
Regional activity gets started
Feb. 27-March 1 with the
PBA50 Pensacola (Fla.) South
Open at New Liberty Lanes.
Bowling Update
From Ten Pins & More
Rio Rancho High School
bowlers scored well in the
overall season from October
through last Saturday but
fell short in the state 6A
Championships.
Cleveland rebounded in
their last three matches, coming from the loser’s bracket, to
beat out Mayfield and runnersup, Rio Rancho in an exciting
finish at Holiday Bowl.
The Rams captain, Ben Stedman fired a personal best 769
three-game series that included
a 277 to help the team to a
second place finish in the seedings round with 2,932 behind
top seeded Cleveland 2,983 but
ahead of El Dorado’s 2,883.
That spot earned the top
two a bye in to round two
where Rio Rancho relegated
Sandi High 2-0 on games of
218-155 and 195-146 in the
Baker-format matches.
After sitting out round three
with a bye they beat La Cueva
171-134 then lost a tie-breaker
60-59 after earlier tying at 159
before shooting 211-167 and
setting up the winner’s bracket
final against Mayfield.
They lost the first match
164-179 but came back in a
low scoring finish 148-133 and
193-180 to take the number
one place going in to the finals
against Storm.
A 223-202 first game win
in the championship round
looked promising for the Rams
to repeat the title they were
defending but a late three
strikes in a row gave Cleveland
game two, 224-212.
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Lund smashes 300/779,
Carper scores 299/746
Ortega, Riley, Stedman add 300’s, Pinge and
Thurston 299’s
RIO RANCHO, NM – John
Lund topped the charts at
Tenpins & More last month with
a booming 244-300-235 = 779
Senior Trios league session.
Janeyl Carper, from the Santa
Fe Mazda Volvo Scratch Classic
group, led the ladies with a
rousing 235-299-212 = 746 set.
Angel Ortega, Mike Riley
and Ben Stedman shared highgame honors with Lund with
award-winning 12-baggers. Sam
Pinge and Bob Thurston shared
runner-up honors with Carper
with near-perfect 299 solos.
HONOR ROLL
Jeff Jones 258-721, Troi Donnachaidh
203-544, Bill Byer 246-701, Ron Smith
265-723, Troi Donnachaidh 202-564,
Reg Card (4 games) 235-840, Angel
Ortega (4 games) 278-963.
Beverly Gabaldon (4 games) 211724, Bob Kelsey 203-516, Colleen Kelsey
201-549, Richard Marquis 278-747,
Gloria Gonzakowski 220-580, John
Lund 247-737, Teresa Hope 235-633.
John Lund 268-754, Adrienne Hare
279-676, Jenn Medas-Bedard 247-590,
Bob Thurston 762, Beverly Gabaldon
231-615, Teresa Hope 248-681, Brian
Hare 259-740, Greg Kenneth 270-717.
Demost Qu i nt a na 268-715,
Samantha Mathews 258-633.
It was all Storm in game
three 201-157 after three splits,
all open frames by the Rams
tied the tournament’s two
heavyweight teams at one loss
apiece.
Cleveland got off to a good
start in the final clash, winning 247-181, followed by a
nail-biting finish in the second
game that went to Cleveland
210-204.
Stedman was consoled with
the league’s all-time high average award of 215, a berth on
the All-Star state squad, along
with fellow Rams’ Carson
Opela, Natalia Tchiloyans and
Courtney Dawes as well as the
high game and series award at
the state final.
In other events, East
Mountain beat out Pojoaque
and Sandia Prep in 4A action,
while Piedra Vista beat Farmington and Artesia in the new
5A final.
(Leading up to the 12th New Mexico Open in 2015)
The softer the surface (like
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ball surface is in contact with
the lane surface. The more of
the ball’s surface in contact
with the lane, the greater influence the lane will have on that
ball. Larger footprints = more
friction. More friction = more
hook potential.
There are a myriad of things
to which you should pay attention including the ball and its
path through the pins, who you
are crossing with, what type of
rotation they have, what part
of the lane they’re playing, the
ball surface they have chosen,
and who you are following.
Next month we’ll talk about all
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Payton Dawson’s near-perfect
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accolades.
HONOR ROLL
Brianna Norman 254-645, Doug
Kipf 256-720, Betty McDaniel 246-640,
Jack Calcote 258-753, John Hicks 255674, Tiffany Hill 246-643, Wes Zerby
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