In the Pocket: Despite shifting priorities, physical challenges, Aiezza can still show top form

Shifting priorities and an assortment of physical challenges have taken a toll on Jessica Aiezza’s bowling game. But, when the self-described “feel player” gets in the zone, she still flashes the same form that made her one of the best bowlers in Capital Region history.

Aiezza, a 41-year-old graduate of both Mechanicville High School, where she was inducted into the school’s athletic hall of fame, and of Morehead State, where she won a pair of national championships, remains passionate about the sport. The former Jessica DeCrescente was once one of the best, perhaps even the very best female kegler in the area, especially among the lefty ranks.

Yet the devoted mother of two and wife to Lee Aiezza, a standout bowler himself, spends little time on her favorite pastime these days.

“My family is my main focus and priority,” Aiezza said this week. “I’m not going to deny that. I haven’t put as much time and effort into my bowling as I would like to. As I get older, priorities shift and change. My kids are very active in sports and life in general. I’m a professional chauffeur for them.”

Her son, Maddox, also likes to bowl but is much more passionate about baseball. He recently got the opportunity to meet Shenendehowa High School product and World Series champion pitcher Ian Anderson and considered it one of the highlights of his young life. Her daughter, Lila, recently won a softball championship and earned a black belt in taekwondo. Jessica spent much of the summer and early fall coordinating her kids’ activities and driving them around.

“Time goes by so quickly,” she explained. “I remember when I was at the women’s NYS Queens championship a couple of years ago, and my son was home. He was into taekwondo back then, and he was trying to become a grand champion, which means he finished first in all three disciplines of the sport. He came in first in the first two events, and I was crying because I wasn’t there to watch and support him. I lost my focus and felt like a  horrible mother. As it turned out, he didn’t win the third title. He’s stopped taekwondo now. Baseball is his No. 1 thing.”

So, instead of practicing or competing in summer tournaments, Aiezza devoted the majority of her time to her kids and her husband. That’s one of the reasons why she has been in an early-season slump in her only league this year, the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial City League at Towne Bowling Academy.

“The last few years, I’ve been off to a slow start. Maybe it’s because I’ve chosen not to bowl in the summer,” she said. “It usually takes me a while to get going. It also seems that since I’ve hit 40, it’s been one physical ailment after another, and it doesn’t seem to stop anytime soon. It’s been a fine line balancing bowling and the pain. You’ve got to consider how enjoyable it is with my priorities shifting so much. But what I enjoy about bowling is all the relationships and friendships I’ve been in.”

Aiezza’s physical challenges included a couple of bariatric surgeries four years ago. She and her husband lost a combined total of more than 100 pounds, and although Lee’s surgery went well, Jessica endured some complications, forcing her to endure four corrective procedures.

The former physician’s assistant also broke her elbow around Christmas a couple of years ago. She’s been suffering through a painful bunion on one of her toes on her right foot. She was treating it with cortisone but doctors say they can’t give her any more, and the toe might require surgery. Meanwhile, she also suffers from kidney stones. She had an extremely painful episode during the USBC Women’s Nationals last spring.

“I was in a lot of pain leading up to the nationals, and I didn’t know if I could bowl, but I didn’t want to lose my place on the team, and we couldn’t get a sub,” she said. “I could barely walk I was in so much pain, so my husband got a wheelchair for me. I was on pain medicine and I managed to get through the day. We went to the emergency room, but they couldn’t find anything. Later, we went back to my urologist, and they found some kidney stones hidden in my system. It seems like I get them every six months or so, just like clockwork.”

Despite her numerous physical troubles, Aiezza found her game last week with a 772 triple. A few weeks ago, subbing for good friend Liz Kuhlkin in the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial Mixed Doubles league, she fired a four-game total of 1,021 with no opens.

“I’m not a very technical bowler,” she said. “I can change hand positions, but if things aren’t going well, I’d rather just change balls. Monday night, I started with my Obsession solid. It’s my benchmark ball. But I couldn’t get the 7-pin out. So I switched to the new Hammer Black Widow Ghost, and it worked out great.”

By the way, Aiezza is a member of the Hammer company staff.

“Like I’ve said before, I’m a feel player,” Aiezza said. “I was in a pretty drab place there for a while this season. It just wasn’t fun for me. It hurts when I bowl, and when I’m not bowling well, I’m also hurting my team. Sometimes, I wonder why I keep doing this and at what point do I just say uncle and stop bowling. But I love this game so much. It’s all I’ve ever known. I’ve bowled longer than I can remember.”

Aiezza definitely has many fond memories in her sport. At Mechanicville High School, she bowled on the varsity team from seventh through 12th grades. The five-time team captain was the Colonial Council MVP twice and she earned a spot on the Section II Class C/D championship team several times. She was a member of the overall Section II state championship team as a junior and a senior. By the way, she was Mechanicville’s valedictorian when she graduated with a 97.5 GPA in 1998.

At Morehead State, Aiezza helped her team win national championships in both 2000 and 2002. She was the Bowling Proprietors Association of America’s Female College Bowler of the Year in 2000 and was an All-American twice.

Aiezza owns 49 perfect games and close to 30 800 triples. She held the nation’s top average in both 2006-07 (237.56) and in 2011-12 (241.98). In 2015, she placed first in the team event, the doubles and the singles at the NYS USBC Women’s Tournament, setting  national record for all-events with a 2,388.

She also has numerous Empire State Games bowling medals, including five golds, and won the 2010 Huck Finn Capital Region Bowling Show Super Bowl Doubles in 2010. She’s rolled a high triple of 838 on two occasions.

Last spring, Aiezza joined up with Kuhlkin, Suzie Morine and old friend Robin Orlikowski to capture the USBC Women’s National Championship in the eagle division.

“That’s the biggest thing I’ve done in my bowling career since college,” she said. “Individual achievements are one thing, but team championships are the biggest for me. When our team got together, Robin, my old college teammate, hadn’t met Liz or Suzie before. It was our first time bowling together. But we didn’t need much communication. All of us were in the groove. It was surreal. We put up a big score early, and it held on.”

Aiezza says that she remains competitive but accepts her limitations, based on her responsibilities and her physical condition.

“I know a lot of what is happening comes with aging,” she said. “But I’m in a place right now where it’s all about my kids. That’s my priorities. But I still love the game.”

TURKEY TOURNAMENTS

There are several local Thanksgiving week tournaments available.

At Uncle Sam Lanes in Troy, the annual Red Richards Memorial Thanksgiving Day Tournament has a $25 entry fee if paid by Nov. 22 ($35 after that). The format will be three games of bowling with no switching lanes. Handicap is 90% of 230. Jackpots and brackets are optional. Call (518-271-7800) for more information.

At East Greenbush Bowling Center, the fifth annual Thanksgiving Challenge will be held on Thanksgiving Day. Top prize is $400, based on 50 entries. Entry fee is $30 prepaid or $35 that day. Handicap will be 90% of 225. One in eight will cash. Call 518-477-9306 for reservations.

Town & Country Lanes will hold its annual Turkey Shoot on Thanksgiving Day. Call 518-456-1113 for details.

Green Island Lanes is offering a Thanksgiving Doubles event the night before Thanksgiving at 8 p.m. Top prize is $300. Entry fee is $60 per team. Call 518-273-2322 for more information.

STRIKES & SPARES

Standout lefty Matt Fazzone, the Action Bowling Supply proprietor who already has two New England Bowling Association crowns, a NYS Masters title, a Huck Finn victory and several team tournament wins under his belt, picked up another major championship trophy by winning the Turnpike Open over the weekend at Town & Country Lanes. Fazzone earned $2,000 by defeating Nick Miseno in the finals. Miseno won $1,500.

During Guilderland High School bowling tryouts at Town & Country Lanes, Jayson Capullo fired his second career perfect game.

The next Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour event is Saturday at Patel’s Kingston Lanes at 1 p.m.

Towne Bowling Academy hosts the fourth annual NYSCOPBA Over/Under Doubles Tournament Friday night (9:30 p.m.), Saturday (2:30 p.m.) and Sunday (9 a.m. and 12 p.m.). Entry fee is $140 per team and $100 for re-entry for the same team. One bowler must be over 50 years of age and one bowler must be under 50 on each team, and only one PBA member is allowed per team. Top prize is $3,000, based on 60 teams. There is a maximum of 30 teams per squad. Call Towne Bowling Academy at 518-355-3939 for more information.

Boulevard Bowl will host its 5-Person Baker Tournament Sunday at 1 p.m. Entry fee is $150 per team. Handicap is 80% of 240 and is based on the average of the five bowlers divided by five. There will be 12 games of qualifying leading to a best-of-three stepladder final.

The inaugural Underground Bowling Association’s The Alien Swarm Singles Area 51-8 tournament is set for Dec. 4 at Sportsman’s Bowl at 1 p.m. Entry fee is $60. Call Gabe Criscuolo (518-209-9365) or reach him on Facebook for more information.

The next Amateur League Bowlers Association of New York tournament is set for Nov. 28 at 9:30 a.m. at Uncle Sam Lanes in Troy. Entry fee is $35 if received by Nov. 22 or $50 after that date. Maximum average is 214. Handicap will be 100% of 215, with a maximum handicap of 75 a game. Call Jim Burton (518-209-4748) for more information.

Towne Bowling Academy’s 12th annual Handicap Team Tournament begins Nov. 28 and runs through Jan. 30 First prize will be $4,000 guaranteed.

Town & Country’s Holiday Shoot-Out will be held Dec. 4 (2 p.m., 6 p.m.) and Dec. 5 (11 a.m., 2 p.m.). Entry fee is $40. Handicap is 90% of 230. Format will be four games on different pairs. Top prize will be $750, based on 100 entries. Call Anthony Scaccia (518-881-5054) for more information.

Uncle Sam Lane hosts the 11th annual Digger’s Doubles Tournament Dec. 11-12. The Saturday qualifying squads will be noon, 3 p.m. and 6 p.m., while the Sunday qualifying squad will be at 9 a.m., followed by the finals at 1 p.m. Entry fee is $130 per team. Each tandem must have one bowler under 50 and one bowler over 50, and there can be only one PBA member per team.

MAJOR BOWLING

Jamie Diamond delivered a 296 game en route to an 819 triple, Joe DeVillas fired a 270-785 and Tom Siatkowski rolled a perfect game during a 783 to pace the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.

Billy Wigand Jr. tossed a 299 game during a 799 triple, Scott Zalud collected a 278-798, Cassius Boyd rolled a 288-791, R.J. Martinez produced a 289-789, Matt Fazzone ripped a 275-788, Liz Kuhlkin fired a 267-772 and Jessica Aiezza registered a 280-772 in the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

In the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl, B.J. Smith rolled a 300 game en route to a 998 four-game series, Ryan Karabin ripped a 279-972 and Tony Bianchi recorded a 277-970.

Using a 26-year-old Ebonite Omega that he rolled his first 300 game with in 1995, Matt Swiatocha fired a first-three 814 triple and a career-high 1,071 four-game series, substitute R.J. Martinez slammed a pair of 279 games during a 1,052 and Joe VanDerLinden  hammered a 290-1,000 in the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial Mixed Doubles league Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy. Kara Struffolino shot a 379-996, and Billy McGaffin rolled a  perfect game.

REIS GROUP KIM BROWN MEMORIAL CITY LEAGUE

Standings

DeCrescente Distributing 24-6, Towne Bowling Academy 23-7, Falvey Real Estate 23-7, 20 North 20.5-9.5, Broadway Lanes 18-12, TSS Printing & Awards 18-12, ABS 17.5-125, Palazzo Ristorante 17-13, Down’s Roofing 16.5-13.5, J & F Lawn Care 16-14, Sindoni Sausage 16-14, Boulevard Bowl 14-16, Mohawk Chevrolet-Honda 13-17, Rollerama 12-18, Kristel Mechanic 10.5-19.5, Broadway Lunch 10.5-19.5, Fogg’s Automotive 9-21, Mastrioani Food 8.5-21.5, KKV Recovery 7-23, D.A. Parisi & Co. 6-24.

Match summaries

D.A. Parisi & Co. (1)

Zach Strachan 184-206-235 – 625, Kyle Wilkins 198-167-201 – 566, Stephen Alexander 200-187-215 – 602, Jeremy Clute 197-216-205 – 618. Totals: 779-776-856 – 2,411.

TSS Printing & Awards (2)

Paul Dumas 231-223-191 – 645, Dwayne Coonradt 193-199-165 – 557, Jim Geiger 245-194-233 – 672, Steve Wagoner 237-249-260 – 746. Totals 906-865-849 – 2,670.

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KKV Recovery (1)

Nick DiCerbo 202-276-216 – 694, Marty Capullo Sr. 169-165-226 – 560, Scott Zalud 245-275-278 – 798, Kara Struffolino 224-170-202 – 596. Totals: 840-886-922 – 2,648.

ABS (2)

Jordan Byrnes 245-234-212 – 691, Natasha Fazzone 256-222-223 – 701, Jeff Kallner 258-239-227 – 724, Matt Fazzone 257-275-256 – 788. Totals: 1,016-970-918 – 2,904.

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Rollerama (1)

Ron Paradiso 201-227-247 – 675, Brandon Wolf 237-253-244 – 734, Dan Rotter 233-233-173 – 639, Ken LaBelle Jr. 216-200-287 – 703. Totals: 887-913-951 – 2,751.

Palazzo Risotrante (2)

Marc Fowler 203-215-245 – 663, Karrie Blake 289-215-246 – 750, Cassius Boyd 288-248-255 – 791, Jeremy Noble 186-219-236 – 641. Totals: 966-897-982 – 2,845.

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DeCrescente Distributing (2)

Jessica Aiezza 280-256-236 – 772, Mark Kuhlkin 202-247-220 – 669, Scott Rogers 228-167-177 – 572, Liz Kuhlkin 257-248-267 – 772. Totals: 967-918-900 – 2,785.

J & F Lawn Care (1)

Jason Brown 243-236-185 – 664, R.J. Martinez 269-289-231 – 789, Nick Stricos 259-193-214 – 666, Steve Hallenbeck 244-1891-213 – 648. Totals: 1,015-909-843 – 2,767.

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Falvey Real Estate (2)

Dan Aurrichio 256-247-278 – 781, Lee Aiezza 230-201-216 – 647, Jeff Young 214-238-258 – 710, Craig Taylor 279-192-223 – 694. Totals: 979-878-975 – 2,832.

Boulevard Bowl (1)

P.J. Derenzo 192-268-215 – 675, Bill Nolan 226-202-177 – 605, Ken Wilkins 183-191-199 – 573, Derek Foti 213-248-200 – 661. Totals: 814-909-791 – 2,514.

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Fogg’s Automotive (0)

Jackie Malone 279-223-212 – 714, Lindsey McPhail 237-201-237 – 675, James Carpenter 159-188-164 – 511, Bob Evans 194-175-224 – 593. Totals: 869-787-837 – 2,493.

Mohawk Chevrolet-Honda (3)

Ed Gumm 236-183-223 – 642, Chip Tashjian 239-267-237 – 743, Brad Lawyer 189-205-228 – 622, Jody Becker 232-248-200 – 680. Totals: 896-903-988 – 2,687.

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20 North (2.5)

Tommy Donato 226-237-227 – 690, Kenny Livengood 258-248-236 – 742, Joel Donato 196-192-216 – 604, Chris Radliff 256-236-192 – 684. Totals: 936-913-871 – 2,720.

Kristel Mechanic (0.5)

Ed White 246-226-227 – 699, Mel Kristel 238-230-172 – 640, Bryan Kelley 296-214-284 – 704, Jeff Whitehouse 170-228-188 – 586. Totals: 860-898-871 – 2,629.

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Towne Bowling Academy (1)

Tom Earl 210-257-257 – 724, Tony Palumbo 222-238-257 – 717, Marty Capullo Jr. 206-185-247 – 638, Debbie Capullo 181-199-258 – 638. Totals: 819-879-1,019 – 2,717.

Down’s Roofing (2)

Bryan Admire 243-222-172 – 637, Nick Barnes 203-267-237 – 707, Ryan Karabin 195-239-245 – 679, Billy Wigand Jr. 241-259-299 – 799. Totals: 882-987-953 – 2,822.

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Broadway Lanes (1)

Roy Vanderbogart 206-218-200 – 624, Will Bickford 236-225-231 – 692, Eric Stangle 257-212-222 – 691, Justin Barcomb 255-265-217 – 737. Totals: 954-920-870 – 2,744.

Broadway Lunch (2)

Jenn Schissler 224-243-249 – 716, Chuck Schissler 203-248-182 – 633, Tom Rogers 253-181-255 – 689, Gabe Criscuolo 207-257-246 – 710. Totals: 887-929-932 – 2,748.

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Mastrioanni Food (2)

Rit Fazzone 158-181-168 – 507, Bob Messick 205-268-236 – 709, Chris Allen 216-239-218 – 673, Mike Nolan 182-236-222 – 640. Totals: 761-924-844 – 2,529.

Sindoni Sausage (1)

Scott Chastenay 275-235-259 – 769, Mike Dicerbo 236-248-194 – 678, Tom Egan Jr. 205-231-189 – 625, Joe VanDerLinden 269-182-198 – 649. Totals: 985-896-840 – 2,721.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Standings

Muny Grille 33-7, Precision Floors 29-11, Universal Auto Parts 25-15, VanBuren Enterprises 25-15, Metroland Photo 24.5-15.5, Café One-Eleven 24-16, Rollin’ Smoke BBQ 21.5-18.5, Mike’s Hot Dogs 21-19, The Appliance Specialist 19-21, St. John Stone & Concrete 18-22, Bob’s Pro Shop 17-23, G & Dz Pizza 9-31, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 7-33, I.D.I.D. 7 -33.

Match summaries

G & Dz Pizza (3)

Jason Deitz 128-146-196 – 470, Rich Ellis 198-253-161 – 612, Matt Hitchcock 268-222-237 – 727, Connor Stoliker 284-230-208 – 722. Totals: 878-851-802 – 2,531.

Bob’s Pro Shop (0)

Fred McMahon 238-213-194 – 645, Mike Voss 234-164-194 – 592, B.J. Rucinski Jr. 201-266-185 – 652, Ron Williams 204-212-196 – 612. Totals: 877-855-769 – 2,501.

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Metroland Photo {3)

Lee Quivey 181-206-190 – 577, Steve Renzi 226-163-234 – 623, Mike Gallitelli 182-226-203 – 611, Billy McGaffin Jr. 258-265-236 – 756. Totals: 844-860-863 – 2,567.

St. John Stone & Concrete (0)

Pete Benedetto Jr. 224-183-211 – 618, Andrew D’Aurizio 159-253-218 – 630, Joe D’Aurizio Jr. 196-246-211 – 653, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 198-269-195 – 662. Totals: 777-951-835 – 2,563.

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Klonowski’s Pro Shop (0)

Anthony Clay 198-184-150 – 532, Amy Matchen 174-212-180 – 566, Jackielynn Noble 197-211-175 – 583, Jim Petronis 208-212-222 – 642. Totals: 777-819-727 – 2,323.

Precision Floors (3)

Mike Guidarelli 204-247-197 – 648, Mike Piotrowski 212-268-223 – -703, Tom Siatkowski 279-300-204 – 783, Matt Swiatocha 219-244-191 – 654. Totals: 914-1,059-815 – 2,788

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Universal Auto Parts (3)

Andy Smith 222-210-224 – 656, Bill Heaphy III 225-206-224 – 655, Joe DeVillas 269-270-246 – 785, Chris Smith 225-257-226 – 708. Totals: 941-943-920 – 2,804.

Muny Grille (0)

Jay Diamond  204-186-215 – 605, Gary Bingham 234-211-202 – 647, John Musto Jr. 178-181-227 – 586, Jamie Diamond 256-267-296 – 819. Totals: 8872-845-9409 – 2,657

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Café One-Eleven (1)

Joe DiBiase 216-202-205 – 623, Rob  Mengel 280-198-161 – 639, Cory Buckley 223-206-186 – 615, Tyler Mochrie 226-243-192 – 661. Totals: 945-849-744 – 2,538.

Mike’s Hot Dogs (2)

Doug Semerad 205-230-223 – 658, Tammy Sader 258-246-207 – 711, Rich Rogaski 223-196-179 – 598, Kevin Palmer 207-204-215 – 626. Totals: 893-876-824 – 2,593.

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Rollin’ Smoke BBQ (3)

Melissa Bogholtz 246-231-148 – 625, Bill Carl 204-213-215 – 632, Zach Bogholtz 258-234-222 – 714, Kalynn Carl 206-258-201 – 665. Totals: 914-936-786 – 2,636.

I.D.I.D. (0)

Dean Halpin 202-214-200 – 616, Joe Gordon 182-225-192 – 599, Jim Valentino 190-188-163 – 541, A.J. Perone 224-194-253 – 671. Totals: 798-821-808 – 2,427.

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The Appliance Specialist (3)

Mike Liberatore 247-171-164 – 582, Steve Fawcett 181-208-213 – 602, Chris Fawcett 222-255-238 – 715, Brendon Sheridan 222-217-185 – 624. Totals: 872-851-800 – 2,523.

VanBuren Enterprises (0)

Art Van Buren 224-190-237 – 651, Rich Manzer Jr. 192-174-218 – 584, Brian French 222-200-191 – 613, Terry Ray 162-177-190 – 529. Totals: 800-741-836 – 2,377.

FRANK DEPALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Standings

Boulevard Bowl 34-16, Down’s Roofing 33.5-16.5, Mason’s Automotive 32.5-17.5, Derenzo’s Tax Service 29-21, MBM Motorsports 26-24, Kalpro 24-26, D.A. Parisi & Co. 18-32, Team 8 3-47.

Match summaries

D.A. Parisi & Co. (4)

John Mecca 183-169-220-210 – 782, Jeff Williams 132-206-182-148 – 668, Ken Wilkins 228-247-212-202 – 889. Totals: 543-622-614-560 – 2,339.

Team 8 (0)

No one bowled.

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Down’s Roofing (2)

Zach Strachan 215-258-223-178- – 874, Afwaz Khan 235-238-210-257 – 940, Ryan Karabin 228-230-235-279 – 972. Totals: 678-726-668-714 – 2,786.

Boulevard Bowl (3)

Mikey Liberatore 224-233-268-221 – 946, Brian Hart 234-207-2309-231 – 902, Derek Foti 238-192-206-278 – 914. Totals: 696-632-704-730 – 2,762.

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Masons Automotive (4)

Mark Hansen 236-210-228-202 – 876, Robin Fredenburgh 229-224-204-212 – 869, B.J Smith Jr. 300-201-279-218 – 998. Totals: 765-635-711-632 – 2,743.

Derenzo’s Tax Service (1)

P.J. Derenzo 189-227-235-246 – 897, Mark Derenzo 221-184-214-206 – 825, Bob Tuttle 176-204-218-203 – 801. Totals: 586-615-667-655 – 2,523.

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Kalpro (0)

Keith Lawyer 187-179-225-180 – 771, Kyle Wilkins 177-198-213-207 – 795, Joe Carusone 258-169-203-185 – 815. Totals: 622-546-641-572 – 2,381.

MBM Motorsports (5)

Zach Mecca 190-192-233-194 – 809, Tony Bianchi 277-199-258-236 – 970, Tom Girard 267-180-225-224 – 896. Totals: 734-571-716-654 – 2,675.

REIS GROUP KIM BROWN MEMORIAL MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

Sindoni Sausage 160.5-59.5, TSS Printing & Awards 136.5-83.5, Hicks Strong 136-84, Revolutions Pro Shop 135.5-84.5, Sportsman’s Bowl 132-88, Broadway Lunch 121.5-98.5, Towne Bowling Academy 120-100, Rogers Motorsports 120-100, Next Level Detailing 109.5-110, T.J. Bell Environmental  104-116, Team 3 102.5-117.5, GPC 102.5-117.5, Martin Harding & Mazzotti 100.5-119.5, Team 8 98.5-121.5, 15 Church 96-124, Barbecue Recreation 990-130, Pete’s Auto 88.5-131.5, Never Enough Performance 84.5-135.5, Team 6 73.5-146.5, A-Plus 63-157.

Match summaries

Team 6 (13)

Chris Allen-Valenzuela 204-180-218-194 – 796, John Askew 215-267-193-191 – 866. Totals: 453-481-445-419 – 1,798

A-Plus (7)

Michelle Largeteau 126-113-149-141 – 529, Lee Quivey 201-183-223-201 – 808. Totals: 433-402-478-448 – 1,761.

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Sindoni Sausage (15)

Liz Kuhlkin 218-269-201-207 – 895, Joe VanDerLinden 203-238-269-290 – 1,000. Totals: 425-512-475-502 – 1,915.

Revolutions Pro Shop (5)

Lindsey McPhail 228-209-203-178 – 818, Steve Wagoner 248-226-248-237 – 959. Totals: 488-447-463-427 – 1,825.

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TSS Printing & Awards (9)

Amy Struffolino 147-164-190-140 – 641, Paul Dumas 212-248-280-211 – 951. Totals: 424-477-535-416 – 1,852.

Sportsman’s Bowl (11)

Erika Poje 214-211-194-203 – 822, Billy McGaffin 300-255-237-179 – 971. Totals: 539-491-456-407 – 1,793.

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Hicks Strong (17)

Victoria Shufelt 251-226-204-257 – 938, Zack Porter 225-253-235-225 – 938. Totals: 506-509-469-512 – 1,996.

Towne Bowling Academy (3)

Debbie Capullo 228-246-239-233 – 946, Marty Capullo Jr. 236-172-196-209 – 813. Totals: 482-436-453-460 – 1,831.

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Broadway Lunch (5.5)

Renee Earl 166-197-68-148 – 679, Tom Earl 238-220-196-243 – 897. Totals: 446-459-406-433 – 1,744.

Rogers Motorsports (14.5)

Kelly Chrzanowski 194-211-178-216 – 800, Tom Rogers 162-233-191-223 – 809. Totals: 401-490-414-484 – 1,789.

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Team 8 (4)

Ursula Pasquerella 200-173-204-193 – 770, Joe Venduro 245-261-191-217 – 914. Totals: 487-476-437-452 – 1,852.

Next Level Detailing (16)

Kim Swiatocha 269-171-225-225 – 890, Matt Swiatocha 279-257-278-257 – 1 ,071. Totals: 573-453-528-507 – 2,061.

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Martin Harding & Mazzotti (7)

Cheyanne McPhail 205-221-201-190 – 817, Chris Fawcett 227-255-235-268 – 985. Totals: 453-497-457-479 – 1,886.

T.J. Bell Environmental (13)

Catie Bell 203-185-168-202 – 758, Michael Pierce 237-252-228-238 – 955. Totals: 491-488-447-491 – 1,917.

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15 Church (5)

Aliyah Liberatore 167-175-224-181 – 747, Ben Empie 219-213-232-194 – 858. Totals 448-450-518-437 – 1,853.

GP (15)

Elizabeth Criscuolo 184-178-123-150 – 635, Gabe Criscuolo 2334-258-249-215– 956. Totals: 491-509-445-438 – 1,591.

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Team 3 (16)

Kara Struffolino 223-279-216-278 – 996, R.J. Martinez 257-279-279-237 – 1,052. Totals: 499-577-514-534 – 2,124.

Barbecue Recreation (4)

Kaitlyn Barnes 258-182-257-236 – 933, Nick Barnes 215-246-214-209 – 884. Totals: 514-469-512-486 – 1,981.

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Never Enough Performance (8)

Kate Clark 179-202-232-236 – 849, Dave McLear 235-246-189-192 – 862. Totals: 458-492-465-472 – 1,887.

Pete’s Auto (12)

Jenn Schissler 224-233-235-233 – 925, Chuckie Schissler 181-194-230-248 – 853. Totals: 453-475-513-529 – 1,970.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected]

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