Thanks to a disciplined walking regimen, 47-year-old Mark Taylor recently dropped 60 pounds and is looking a little more like the 18-year-old kid that won a national junior bowling championship.
Taylor, a Fairfield, Connecticut, native now living in Rotterdam, has been competing against some of the best bowlers in the country for three decades. He wants the next generation of keglers to enjoy the same kind of rush he’s experienced. That’s why he’s been helping to run the Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour, which begins its 12th season Saturday at Del Lanes in Delmar.
“Really, it all goes back to July 17, 1993, when I won the national junior title,” Taylor recalled. “I kind of felt from that point forward I needed to be an ambassador for our sport. I’ve been passionate about bowling since I was a little boy. When I won that tournament, I put that seed of running these kinds of events in the back of my mind. I remember all of those Saturday afternoons traveling to compete in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island. I had the opportunity to see the country because of my bowling ball.”
Taylor, a graduate of Sacred Heart University and Penn State, where he got his masters of science degree, is extremely proud of the CDYST. Some of the best bowlers in the Capital Region competed in the events, which offer scholarships to the winners in various age divisions. PWBA standout Liz Kuhlkin won the very first CDYST tournament. Justin Carl went on to bowl collegiately after his run in the CDYST, and Zach Doty became a Junior Gold champion, as did Tom Hankey Jr., who has seven national junior championships under his belt. Schenectady native Lauren Piotrowski, who was the national bowler of the year at Pikeville (Kentucky), and former SUNY Schenectady NJCAA All-American Jen Lemke also got their starts in the CDYST.
“I came across this stat the other day when I was writing a recommendation for one of the girls. Every girl who has won a CDYST tournament and has gone on to college at a bowling school has become an All-American,” Taylor said. “It’s all about opening doors and exposing them to the challenging lane conditions of the type they will see in college and beyond.”
Although many people know Taylor through his work with the popular CDYST junior series of tournaments, he’s also put together an outstanding career of his own on the lanes. Despite only bowling once a week for the last several years in Eric Morrett’s Capital District Challenge League at East Greenbush Bowling Center — where he is the all-time leader in weekly victories with 27 — Taylor has produced 33 perfect games and 22 800 triples.
His career-best triple was an 868 in January of 2006. He started with a 268 and then fired back-to-back 300 games.
“I’ll never forget that day because it turned out to be my grandmother’s last birthday,” he said. “My only two misses were swishing 7-pins that both wobbled and didn’t fall.”
Besides winning the national junior championship, Taylor said his other most notable performance on the lanes was making the cut at the 2008 U.S. Open.
“I felt like it was mission accomplished after that,” he said. “Sometimes I have a hard time deciding which one was my biggest accomplishment.”
Taylor also finished fifth in an ETM side tournament at the USBC Championships. Two of the four bowlers who placed ahead of him were Rhino Page of the PBA Tour and Tom Hess, who recently won the USBC Senior Masters.
“In 2009, I shot my all-time best of a 2,007 in the all-events at the USBC Championships. I had 24 strikes in a row at one point,” he noted.
In July, Taylor’s team finished 18th in the USBC Championships.
“It’s the most fun I ever had in a tournament,” he said. “I hooked up with a team that included one of my former college teammates. They were all accomplished players on the team, and we got off to a good start. Then we had a very good second game, as well. We put ourselves in position after five frames where we could have taken over the tournament lead in the third game. But unfortunately, we had a few bad breaks and a few bad shots that stunted our momentum. We ended up shooting 3,264, but a few missed single pins and a few bad breaks kept us from shooting a 3,400.”
Taylor’s style hasn’t changed much in 30 years, but he has become more versatile.
“I haven’t made any big changes in my game, but when I was younger, I was a speed-dominant down-and-in type of player,” he explained. “But around the time of the 2006 U.S. Open, I started working on becoming more of a shot-maker instead of just firing the ball down the lane. I’ve been really working on matching my speed and rev rate. I would say I didn’t change my style, but I refined it. I’ve learned from my experiences at the highest levels and put those experiences to good use.”
As a youngster, Taylor was a big fan of Mark Roth and the late Earl Anthony, but Dave Ozio became one of his favorites thanks to a chance meeting.
“I used to go to Windsor Locks to watch the PBA Tour, and one Friday night after the last round of match play, I was watching Dave Ozio working with a younger pro,” Taylor said. “They were practicing together, and Dave was kind of giving this young pro a lesson. I was listening in for about 10 minutes, and Ozio could tell I was listening, so he invited me over and talked to me about everything he was trying to show the younger player. I really appreciated that, and Dave Ozio became somebody I kept an eye on over the years. He had a textbook style — very smooth.”
A big fan of Brunswick bowling products, Taylor’s recent weight loss has helped him get his game back in top shape after a few down years.
“[Monday] was my 428th day in a row that I walked at least 10,000 steps,” Taylor stated proudly. “It all started by accident. Because of my job of building forecasting models, there are a lot of long days, and one night in early June of last year I needed to get out of the house for a while. The kids were asleep, and I needed to let off some steam. So I walked 25-30 minutes. It was fun, and later that week I got on the scales and discovered I lost 5 pounds. I kept it going, and now I’ve lost about 60 pounds. I think the weight loss has definitely helped my bowling in terms of consistency and execution. I’m able to project the ball down the lane better now.”
Taylor and wife Elisha have a son who is almost 6 years old and a daughter who is 4. The longtime meteorologist, who currently works for New York Independent System Operator, is now bowling Thursday nights in a doubles league at Town & Country. He says he has two remaining bowling goals.
“The first goal is to win a NEBA [New England Bowling Association] tournament, and the second is when I turn 50, I want to get my PBA card,” he said.
STRIKES & SPARES
Speaking of junior bowling tournaments, Towne Bowling Academy is hosting its Youth Bakers Doubles event Oct. 2 (2 p.m.), Oct. 3 (10 a.m., 1 p.m.), Oct. 9 (4 p.m.) and Oct. 10 (10 a.m. 1 p.m.). Entry fee is $50 per team. The format will be eight Baker games. Bowlers may cash for scholarship prizes only once with the same partner, but re-entries will be unlimited. There will be three divisions: Under 18, Under 15 and Under 13, based on the oldest bowler. Contact Towne Bowling Academy at 518-355-3939 for more information.
Many of the greater Capital Region’s top bowlers will be competing in the eighth annual Baker Doubles Tournament Sunday at Kingpin’s Alley’s Family Fun Center in South Glens Falls. The field is limited to the first 63 teams. Entry fee is $180 per team. First place is $2,200 guaranteed. There will be an eight-game qualifier to get into round-robin match play. For more information, call 518-793-9606.
The Daily Gazette league, which bowls Tuesdays at noon at Sportsman’s Bowl, is in need of two bowlers to fill out its expanded roster of teams. It’s a mixed three-person team league with 100% handicap. Contact Sportsman’s Bowl or secretary Marty Browne for more information.
Although its regular tournament format doesn’t begin until November, the Amateur League Bowlers Association of New York will have a special kickoff event Oct. 3 at Sportsman’s Bowl for any A.L.B.A.N.Y. member who has competed in at least six previous events and carries an established average in the organization. Handicap is 100% of the difference between your average and 215, with a maximum of 75 pins per game. Entry fee is $50 ($40 if received by Sept. 29). Make checks payable to Jim Burton and send them to Jeff Segel, P.O. Box 11093, Loudonville, N.Y. 12211.
By the way, the rest of the A.L.B.A.N.Y. tentative schedule will be Nov. 28 at Uncle Sam’s Lanes in Troy, Dec. 12 for a doubles event at Sportsman’s Bowl, Jan. 16 at Spare Time Latham, Feb. 20 at Town ‘N Country Lanes March 20 at Sportsman’s Bowl and April 3 for the Main Event at Spare Time Latham. All the tournaments begin at 9:30 a.m.
Steve Fawcett reminds local youth bowling coaches and administrators that he is planning to attempt a return of the Joey Schmidt Capital District Youth Traveling League.
The Schenectady USBC Women’s Championship Doubles Tournament is set for Boulevard Bowl on Oct. 23 at 2:30 p.m. and Oct. 24 at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Entry fee is $30 per bowler. Handicap will be 90% of a team’s entering average and 440. Only one PWBA member is allowed per team. The prize ratio will be one in eight. There is an optional scratch singles entry of $10 per team. First place will be worth $800. Bowlers can re-enter, but only with a different teammate. Entries may be dropped off at the Schenectady USBC Bowling Association office at Boulevard Bowl or they may be mailed to tournament co-directors Kristen Zadrozny (1941 Fero Ave., Schenectady, N.Y. 12303) or Sharon Sager (1138 Spearhead Drive, Scotia, N.Y. 12302). For more information, contact Zadrozny (518-466-9088) or Sager (518-376-6677).
Towne Bowling Academy will host the Albany TNBA Senate Trio Tournament Oct. 16-17. First place will be $1,500, based on 80 entries. Entry fee is $90 per team. There is an optional singles event for $10. Handicap will be 90% of 230, with a 690 average cap. TNBA membership is required to bowl. Squad times will be 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Oct. 16 and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Oct. 17. For more information, contact TNBA Senate president Robert Danzy (518-507-2218).
Towne Bowling Academy’s Once-A-Month Fun League starts Saturdays in October. It’s a couples league. For more information, call Towne Bowling Academy at 518-355-3939.
MAJOR BOWLING
Liz Kuhlkin rolled a perfect game en route to a 1,094 four-game series, Nick Barnes recorded his second 800 triple (803) during a 1,062 set and Vinny Struffolino fired a 1,008 in the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial Mixed Doubles league Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy. Debbie Capullo (1,001) and Lindsey McPhail (1,000) also shot 1,000 series.
Ron Williams shot a 288 game en route to an 810 triple, Billy McGaffin Jr. ripped a 268-753, Matt Swiatocha rolled a 259-741 and Joe D’Aurizio Sr. recorded a perfect game en route to a 740 in the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.
Marc Fowler hammered a 276-781, Brandon Wolf pounded a 287-771,R.J. Martinez delivered a 278-750 and Jeff Kallner rolled a 300 game in the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.
Ryan Karabin slammed a 300 game during a 958 four-game series, and Afwaz Khan delivered a 255-939 to pace the Frank DePalma Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl.
SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS
Standings
VanBuren Enterprises 7-1, Metroland Photo 7-1, Muny Grille 7-1, Rolliln’ Smoke BBQ 6-2, St. John Stone & Concrete 5-3, The Appliance Specialist 5-3, Precision Floors 5-3, Mike’s Hot Dogs 4-4, Café One-Eleven 4-4, G & Dz Pizza 3-5, Universal Auto Parts 1-7, Bob’s Pro Shop 1-7, I.D.I.D. 1-7, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 0-8.
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Match summaries
VanBuren Enterprises (3)
Art VanBuren 173-219-217 — 609, Rich Manzer Jr. 214-195-214 — 623, Brian French 214-223-236 — 673, Terry Ray 266-194-255 — 715. Totals: 867-831-922 — 2,620.
Café One-Eleven (1)
Joe DiBiase 180-163-221 — 564, Rob Mengel 244-219-244 — 707, Cory Buckley 205-246-216 — 667, Tyler Mochrie 208-224-239 — 671. Totals: 837-852-920 — 2,609.
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Klonowski’s Pro Shop (0)
Vacant 200-200-200 — 600, Amy Matchen 238-185-169 — 592, Jackielynn Noble 190-246-191 — 627, Jim Petronis 202-193-176 — 571. Totals: 830-824-736 — 2,390.
The Appliance Specialist (4)
Steve Fawcett 137-199-179 — 515, Mike Liberatore 211-222-233 — 666, Chris Fawcett 279-227-223 — 729, Brian Walton Jr. 220-236-279 — 735. Totals: 847-884-914 — 2,645.
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Mike’s Hot Dogs (1)
Doug Semerad 214-200-210 — 624, Tammy Sader 248-203-196 — 647, Rich Rogaski 222-232-184 — 638, Kevin Palmer 192-215-287 — 694. Totals: 876-850-877 — 2,603.
Metroland Photo (3)
Lee Quivey 175-256-267 — 698, Steve Renzi 242-204-237 — 683, Mike Gallitelli 176-216-217 — 609, Billy McGaffin Jr. 238-268-247 — 753. Totals: 831-944-968 — 2,743.
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G & Dz Pizza (0)
Jason Deitz 195-201-167 — 563, Rich Ellis 191-187-236 — 614, Matthew Hitchcock 218-200-182 — 600, Rob Beedleson 202-169-222 — 593. Totals: 806-757-807 — 2,370.
Precision Floors (4)
Mike Guidarelli 238-247-198 — 683, Jim Bassotti 257-181-174 — 612, Tom Siatkowski 209-205-257 — 671, Matt Swiatocha 259-258-224 — 741. Totals: 963-891-853 — 2,707.
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Muny Grille (4)
Jay Diamond 243-268-258 — 769, John Musto Jr. 200-201-178 — 579, Jamie Diamond 204-235-278 — 717, Gary Bingham 195-189-194 — 578. Totals: 842-893-908 — 2,643.
I.D.I.D. (0)
Tony Fernandez 212-140-267 — 619, Jim Valentino 204-168-199 — 571, A.J. Perone 180-213-220 — 613, Patti Tenyenhuis 194-257-173 — 624. Totals: 790-778-859 — 2,427.
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Universal Auto Parts (0)
Andy Smith 171-206-211 — 588, Bill Heaphy III 225-188-204 — 617, Chris Smith 267-226-198 — 691, Chris Fedden 245-233-172 — 650. Totals: 908-853-785 — 2,546.
St. John Stone & Concrete (4)
Andrew D’Aurizio 213-245-243 — 701 Joe D’Aurizio Jr. 290-233-213 — 736, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 300-236-204 — 740, Ron Williams 288-257-265 — 810. Totals: 1,091-971-925 — 2,987.
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Rollin’ Smoke BBQ (3)
Bill Carl 231-240-234 — 705, Kalynn Carl 258-203-237 — 698, Eric Hilton 192-200-184 — 576, John Leone 206-175-210 — 591. Totals: 887-818-865 — 2,570.
Bob’s Pro Shop (1)
Fred McMahon 169-215-206 — 590, Earl Lawrence Jr. 187-190-200 — 577, Bob Tedesco Jr. 215-267-232 — 714, Mike Smith 177-175-214 — 566. Totals: 748-847-852 — 2,447.
REIS GROUP KIM BROWN MEMORIAL CITY LEAGUE
Standings
Towne Bowling Academy 3-0, DeCrescente Distributing 6-0, Falvey Real Estate 5-1, Boulevard Bowl 4-2, TSS Printing & Awards 4-2, Palazzo Ristorante 4-2, Mohawk Chevrolet-Honda 4-2, Broadway Lanes 4-2, 20 North 3-3, J&F Lawn Care 3-3, Rollarama 3-3, Sindoni Sausage 3-3, Down’s Roofing 3-3, Kristel Mechanical 3-3, Team 2 2-4, Team 10 2-4, ABS 1-5, KKV Recovery 0-6, Mastrianni Food 0-6, Team 7 0-6.
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Match summaries
Mastroianni Food (0)
Rit Fazzone 182-170-157 — 509, Lindsey McPhail 226-213-189 — 628, Matt Roberts 160-218-200 — 578, Chad Propper 214-171-206 — 591. Totals: 782-772-752 — 2,306.
DeCrescente Distributing (4)
Jessica Aiezza 202-177-203 — 582, Liz Kuhlkin 259-203-227 — 689, Suzie Morine 226-233-257 — 716, John Askew 196-225-278 — 699. Totals: 883-838-965 — 2,686.
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Team 2 (0)
Jackie Malone 236-213-220 — 669, Eric McDowell 171-157-215 — 543, James Carpenter 233-206-19 — 618, Bob Evans 175-125-221 — 521. Totals: 815-701-835 — 2,351.
Towne Bowling Academy (4)
Tom Earl 243-214-231 — 688, Tony Palumbo 256-252-235 — 743, Marty Capuillo Jr. 190-211-255 — 656, Debbie Capullo 233-225-225 — 683. Totals: 922-902-946 — 2,770.
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Down’s Roofing (1)
Bryan Admire 244-160-191 — 595, Nick Barnes 214-178-200 — 592, Ryan Karabin 266-205-254 — 735, Billy Wigand 209-223-215 — 647. Totals: 933-766-870 — 2,569.
Mohawk Chevrolet-Honda (3)
Ed Gumm 258-203-192 — 653, Mike Miseno 214-206-217 — 637, Chip Tashjian 203-175-220 — 598, Jody Becker 277-212-236 — 725. Totals: 752-796-865 — 2,613.
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Palazzo Ristorante (3)
Marc Fowler 234-276-258 — 778, Karrie Blake 235-214-191 — 640, Cassius Boyd 245-245-242 — 732, Brant Insero 226-201-192 — 619. Totals: 940-936-893 — 2,769.
KKV Recovery (0)
Vinny Struffolino 202-157-170 — 529, Kara Struffolino 278-191-210 — 679, Nick DiCerbo 196-243-194 — 633, Ronnie Zadrozny 242-176-174 — 592. Totals: 918-767-748 — 2,433.
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J&F Lawn Care (2)
Jason Brown 236-212-197 — 645, R.J. Martinez 278-256-216 — 750, Nick Stricos 265-224-194 — 683, Steve Hallenbeck 188-201-247 — 636. Totals: 967-893-854 — 2,714.
Sindoni Sausage (2)
Mike Dicerbo 257-225-230 — 712, Joe VanDerLinden 217-256-265 — 738, Don Herrington 207-225-225 — 657, Tom Egan Jr. 236-177-213 — 626. Totals: 917-833-933 — 2,733.
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Broadway Lanes (1)
Roy Vanderbogart 255-217-193 — 665, Sean Bickford 164-202-257 — 623, John Pancake 179-199-195 — 573, Brandon Bickford 228-267-213 — 708. Totals: 826-885-858 — 2,559.
Kristel Mechanical (3)
Ed White 177-224-216 — 617, Mel Kristel 234-237-202 — 673, Bryan Kelley 210-208-221 — 639, Jeff Whitehouse 246-189-238 — 673. Totals: 867-858-877 — 2,602.
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TSS Printing & Awards (1)
Paul Dumas 205-245-219 — 669, Dwayne Coonradt 239-183-220 — 642, Craig Taylor 192-190-185 — 567, Steve Wagoner 258-237-228 — 723. Totals: 894-855-852 — 2,601.
Boulevard Bowl (3)
P.J. Derenzo 290-216-231 — 737, Ken Wilkins 256-211-176 — 643, Mike Scaccia 210-259-215 — 684, Derek Foti 191-215-224 — 630. Totals: 947-901-846 — 2,694.
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20 North (2)
Tommy Donato 190-265-238 — 693, Kenny Livengood 229-219-207 — 735, Joel Donato 170-276-219 — 665, Chris Radliff 217-214-236 — 666. Totals: 806-974-979 — 2,759.
Team 10 (2)
Jenn Schissler 205-190-178 — 573, Chuck Schissler 174-222-212 — 608, Joe Venduro 226-231-173 — 630, Gabe Criscuolo 214-233-195 — 642. Totals: 819-876-758 — 2,453.
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Team 7 (0)
Zach Strachan 215-206-178 — 591, Kyle Wilkins 172-235-204 — 611, Jeremy Clute (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Stephen Alexander (absent) 190-190-190 — 570. Totals; 767-821-754 — 2,342.
Falvey Real Estate (4)
Dan Auricchio 238-179-231 — 648, Lee Aiezza 274-214-228 — 716, Jeff Young 187-242-202 — 631, Ron Unser 166-188-209 — 563. Totals: 865-823-870 — 2,558.
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Rollarama (2)
Ron Paradiso 182-279-243 — 704, Brandon Wolf 244-240-287 — 771, Dan Rotter 201-168-225 — 594, Ken LaBelle Jr. 277-247-224 — 748. Totals: 904-934-979 — 2, 817.
ABS (2)
Matt Kallner 211-269-243 — 723, Natasha Fazzone 238-216-202 — 656, Jeff Kallner 300-211-225 — 736, Matt Fazzone 212-234-202 — 648. Totals: 212-234-202 — 648. Totals: 961-930-872 — 2,763.
FRANK DEPALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC
Standings
Derenzo’s Tax Service 8-2, Downs Roofing 7-3, Masons Automotive 6-4, Boulevard Bowl 6-4, Kalpro 4-6, Team 7 4-6, Team 8 3-7, D.A. Parisi & Co. 2-8
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Match summaries
Boulevard Bowl (3)
Brian Hart 189-191-205-246 — 831, Mikey Liberatore 206-234-268-191 — 899, Derek Foti 226-229-266-187 — 908. Totals: 621-654-739-624 — 2,638.
Team 8 (0)
No one bowled.
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Downs Roofing (5)
Zach Strachan 244-236-183-222 — 885, Afwaz Khan 246-255-246-192 — 839, Ryan Karabin 179-235-244-300 — 958. Totals: 669-726-673-714 — 2,782.
Team 7 (0)
Zach Mecca 212-225-181-157 — 775, Tony Bianchi 223-202-167-202 — 794, Tom Giard 151-205-179-236 — 771. Totals: 586-632-527-595 — 2,340.
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D.A. Parisi & Co. (0)
John Mecca 210-176-181-217 — 784, Jeff Williams 183-203-236-194 — 816, Ken Wilkins 160-233-177-178 — 748. Totals: 553-612-594-589 — 2,348.
Masons Automotive (5)
Mark Hansen 217-214-222-232 — 885, Robin Fredenburgh 205-216-206-216 — 843, B.J. Smith Jr. 215-239-181-224 — 859. Totals: 637-669-609-672 — 2,587.
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Kalpro (1)
Keith Lawyer 222-214-299-163 — 898, Kyle Wilkins 171-210-236-215 — 832, Joe Crusone 180-178-214-244 — 816. Totals: 573-602-749-622 — 2,546.
Derenzo’s Tax Service (4)
P.J. Derenzo 218-193-213-253 — 877, Spark Derenzo 257-217-216-177 — 867, Bob Tuttle 173-234-206-241 — 854. Totals: 648-644-635-671 — 2,598.
REIS GROUP KIM BROWN MEMORIAL MIXED DOUBLES
Standings
Sindoni Sausage 47-13, Revolutions Pro Shop 42-18, Sportsman’s Bowl 39-21, TSS Printing & Awards 37-23, Team 11 37-23, Team 8 36.5-23.5, Team 20 35-25, Towne Bowling Academy 32.5-27.5, Pete’s Auto 32.5-27.5, Team 7 32-28, Barbecue Recreation 30-30, Next Level Detailing 28-32, Team 3 25-35, 15 Church 25-35, Team 6 24-36, Team 12 23-37, A-Plus 23-37, Team 15 19.5-40.5, Team 18 17-43, Team 19 15-45.
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Match summaries
Team 8 (10.5)
Ursula Pasquerella 180-179-226-138 — 722, Joe Venduro 256-222-180-205 — 863. Totals: 479-444-448-386 — 1,757.
Pete’s Auto (9.5)
Jenn Schissler 234-229-236-220 — 919, Chuckie Schissler 177-151-158-226 — 712. Totals: 455-424-438-490 — 1,807.
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Team 11 (14)
Renee Earl 171-172-183-150 — 676, Tom Earl 254-244-234-226 — 958. Totals: 457-448-449-408 — 1,762.
Team 19 (6)
Kelly Chrzanowski 200-227-221-158 — 806, Tom Rogers 197-224-180-201 — 802. Totals: 431-485-435-393 — 1,744.
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Team 15 (2)
Elizabeth Criscuolo 156-172-184-115 — 627, Gabe Criscuolo 216-193-180-221 — 810. Totals: 441-434-433-405 — 1,713.
Team 7 (18)
Cheyanne McPhail 247-198-223-222 — 890, Chris Fawcett 235-256-217-171 — 885. Totals: 501-473-459-418 — 1,851.
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Revolutions Pro Shop (18)
Lindsey McPhail 267-258-251-224 — 1,000, Don Herrington 244-206-205-268 — 923. Totals: 523-476-468-504 — 1,971.
Team 6 (2)
Chris Allen-Valenzuela 237-206-212-193 — 848, John Askew 212-209-227-257 — 905. Totals: 466-432-456-467 — 1,821.
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Team 20 (11)
Victoria Shufelt 216-228-213-216 — 873, Bryan Admire 184-174-222-216 — 796. Totals: 430-432-465-462 — 1,789.
Team 18 (9)
Kate Clark 200-222-203-226 — 851, Dave McLear 194-200-211-256 — 861. Totals: 410-438-430-498 — 1,776.
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Team 3 (8)
Amber Dominic 208-194-215-206 — 823, Vinny Struffolino 237-239-267-265 — 1,008. Totals: 490-478-527-516 — 2,011.
Sportsman’s Bowl (12)
Ericka Poje 202-237-218-194 — 851, Billy McGaffin 203-258-256-218 — 935. Totals: 438-528-507-445 — 1,918.
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Barbecue Recreation (14)
Kaitlyn Barnes 179-246-189-204 — 818, Nick Barnes 269-256-278-259 — 1,062. Totals: 482-536-501-497 — 2,016.
Towne Bowling Academy (6)
Debbie Capullo 258-247-249-247 — 1,001, Ryan Gahan 236-202-229-207 — 874. Totals: 515-470-499-475 — 1,959.
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15 Church (5)
Aliyah Liberatore 179-222-154-140 — 695, Lee Quivey 202-203-244-195 — 844. Totals: 434-478-451-388 — 1,751.
Next Level Detailing (15)
Kim Swaitcoha 227-203-192-249 — 871, Matt Swiatocha 221-279-216-225 — 971. Totals: 467-501-427-523 — 1,918.
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TSS Printing & Awards (15)
Jackie Malone 238-225-195-198 — 856, Paul Dumas 236-248-218-258 — 960. Totals: 506-505-445-488 — 1,944.
Team 12 (5)
Catie Bell 202-136-202-194 — 734, Michael Pierce 171-199-247-173 — 790. Totals: 416-378-492-410 — 1,696.
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A-Plus (1)
Michelle Largeteau 89-100-102-120 — 411, Tony Pasquerella 163-184-196-144 — 687. Totals: 365-397-411-377 — 1,550.
Sindoni Sausage (19)
Liz Kuhlkin 279-257-258-300 — 1,094 Joe VanDerLinden 236-221-194-207 — 858. Totals: 517-480-454-509 — 1,960.
Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected]
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