In the Pocket: Schenectady’s Galofaro, 14, is making name for himself on lanes

IN THE POCKET – It won’t be long before Angelo Galofaro’s name will be recognized throughout the Capital Region bowling community.

The 14-year-old Schenectady native and Christian Brothers Academy student is quickly moving up the junior ranks with his high-powered style, and he’s picking up the mental game almost as easily as he’s conquered the physical side of the sport.

“For most people, they would consider my style kind of weird,” said Galofaro, who competes in both the Boulevard Bowl and Sportsman’s Bowl junior programs as well as the Capital District Junior Scholarship Tour, the Capital District Challenge League and as many tournaments as he can find. “I put my thumb in the ball first, and I like to crank the ball using the power elbow,. But in the past couple of months, I’ve changed my style and toned it down a little more. I’ve found more success.”

Besides his parents and the rest of his family, who have strongly supported his bowling obsession, Galofaro credits many coaches with his early success.

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“The person that really got me into bowling was Sharon Sager at Boulevard Bowl, but all of the Scaccia family helped out, as well as people like Tony Bianchi,” Galofaro noted. “But along the way, I also got coaching help from Bob Tedesco, Craig Taylor, Eric Morrett and Don Herrington, as well as Mike Guidarelli, Paul Adkins, Steve Fawcett and Chris Fawcett in the Sportsman’s Bowl junior programs.”

Galofaro averages between 217 and 219 in the Boulevard Bowl junior program and between 205 and 210 at Sportsman’s Bowl. He already has a high game of 288 and a high triple of 754.

“Two of my goals are getting a 300 game and an 800 triple,” he said.

Besides his many individual accomplishments, Galofaro already has a bronze medal in team competition to his credit, as his team finished third in the prestigious USA Bowling Junior National Championships this past summer in the under-15 division.

“I knew one of the kids from Steve Fawcett’s junior program at Sportsman’s Bowl, and he invited me to bowl on that team,” Galofaro explained. “I knew the other two kids, but we weren’t close originally. But we all became really good friends. We qualified for nationals in Staten Island, and then found a lot of success in Delaware.”

Galofaro also finished fifth with Craig Taylor in the NYS Adult-Youth Championships. He’s qualified for the highly respected Junior Gold National Championships twice.

“I just love to bowl,” he said. “In a typical week during the winter, I bowl almost every day, but it’s a year-round thing for me.”

Galofaro said his favorite line to the pocket is standing on the 20th or 25th board and rolling the ball out to between the eighth and third boards.

“For me, I’d rather see a longer oil pattern, because it’s a lot easier to stay close to the head pin,” he said. “But if I have to I can bowl when it’s bone dry, as well.”

Galofaro uses all types of equipment, from Storm and Roto Grip to all seven companies under the Brunswick umbrella. But his benchmark ball is the Emerald IQ from Storm. He uses a Storm Mix as his spare ball.

“When I bowl in league play, I normally bring three balls with me, but for tournaments, I usually bring six,” Galofaro said. “I’m pretty diverse when it comes to all of my choices of brands.”

When his game gets a little out of sync, it’s usually his timing that’s the problem.

“I work a lot on the consistency of my swing and my release point,” he said. “I usually roll the ball about 16.5 mph for my normal speed.”

Galofaro spends most of his spare time rolling a bowling ball, of course, but he’s hoping to add baseball as another hobby next spring.

“When I was younger, before COVID, I played all positions except pitcher and catcher, and I hope to play baseball again,” he said.

Galofaro said he loves CBA and credits that school for making him a much better all-around student-athlete.

“I like everything about it,” he said. “It has the best academics around and the best people going to it. CBA has really changed me over the last couple of years. My school average is about a 90, but I’ve got a 95 in my favorite subject, which is math.”

Sager, a Schenectady USBC Hall of Famer and his first coach, recognized Galofaro’s talents immediately.

“He has always aspired to be a great bowler. He was very talented even when he first started,” Sager recalled. “He is a great kid that has worked extremely hard on his game and had very early success. He was like a sponge. He listened to what I say is the most important lesson — never say I can’t.

“As a young and successful bowler, he takes the time to enjoy the journey and appreciate it. He’s always been extremely competitive. One time, we were bowling in a summer adult-junior league together. At the start of the season, he said he was going to beat me. I said we are teammates, and no, you won’t beat me. Well, he didn’t beat me at the time, but I would say now I wouldn’t stand a chance. I am very proud of his accomplishments and know that he will be very successful.”

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STRIKES & SPARES

The Amateur League Bowlers of New York’s first regular singles tournament of the season will be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at Spare Time Latham. Handicap is 75% of 215. Only bowlers with averages less than 215 are eligible. Entry fee is $50. There is also a one-time $10 membership fee. Call Jim Burton (518-209-4748) for more information.

The Schenectady USBC’s 16th annual Youth Team Tournament is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Towne Bowling Academy. The format will be four-person teams divided into Class A (651-900 team average), Class B (454-650) and Class C (450 and under). Handicap will be 90% to the top of the class. Entry fee is $15 per person.

Sportsman’s Bowl hosts the Schenectady USBC Women’s Championship Doubles Tournament Oct. 29 (2:30 p.m.) and Oct. 30 (1:30 p.m.). Handicap is 90% of 440 per team. Top prize will be $800, based on 75 teams.  Entry fee is $60 per team, plus an optional $10 for the scratch competition. Contact Kristen Zadrozny (518-466-9088) or Sharon Sager (518-376-6677) for more information.

Colonie native Marissa Martinek was recently inducted into the Arkansas State Athletic Hall of Fame.

The Daily Gazette league, which bowls Tuesdays at noon at Sportsman’s Bowl, has several openings. The mixed league has 10 three-person teams with weekly dues of $16. Handicap is 100%. Contact secretary Marty Browne or Sportsman’s Bowl if interested. You can also shoot me a message, if you would prefer.

Town ’N Country’s Challenge Night, a weekly sweeper, continues next Wednesday night at 9 p.m. It runs for 24 weeks but there is no commitment. Bowlers roll three games on various challenging oil patterns. There will be weekly and quarterly payouts with clean pots and eliminators. Entry fee is $20. Call Anthony Scaccia (518-881-5054) for more information.

Big Ron’s Scratch Doubles Tournament is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Sportsman’s Bowl. Entry fee is $200 per team. First place, based on 40 entries, is $2,000. A ziti dinner is included, and jackpots, brackets and a ball raffle are available. Call Ron Williams (518-603-7390) or Sportsman’s Bowl (518-355-4339) for more information.

Sportsman’s Bowl will host a Tavern Tournament Oct. 23 at 1 p.m. Entry fee for the four-person team event will be $100 per team. Handicap is 100%. First place is $500, based on 28 teams. One in six teams will cash. Contact Sportsman’s Bowl (518-355-4330) for more information.

The Boulevard Bowl 5-Person Baker Tournament has been rescheduled for Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. Handicap (80% of 240) is based on the average of the 5 bowlers. Entry fee is $150 per team. There will be 12 games of qualifying with the top three advancing into a stepladder finals. Contact Boulevard Bowl for more information.

Towne Bowling Academy hosts the TNBA Trio Tournament Oct. 22-23. First place is $1,500, base on 80 teams. Handicap is 90% of 240. Entry fee is $90 per team, plus optional $10 for handicap singles or scratch singles.  Bowlers must be certified by both the TNBA and the USBC.  For more information contact Robert Danzy (518-507-2218).

The next event on the Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour will be Oct. 22 at Patel’s Kingston Lanes at 12:30 p.m. For more information, visit www.cdystbowling.com.

Kingpin’s Alley Family Fun Center in South Glens Falls is hosting a pair of lucrative tournaments in the next month. The first is its annual Baker Doubles tournament Oct. 23 at 11 a.m. The field is limited to the first 63 teams. The format will be eight games of qualifying, with one in six teams advancing to round robin match play. All match play will be one game. The winning team receives 30 bonus pins. Entry fee is $200 per team. First place is $2,200 guaranteed, while low to cash will be $400.

The second major event at Kingpin’s Family Fun Center will be its second annual Masters Tournament on Nov. 5-6, with a guaranteed first prize of $8,000, which is believed to be the richest local top prize for amateurs outside of a PBA or PWBA event. Steve Wagoner won last year’s inaugural tournament. The main event has 120 spots available. Entry fee is $290, or $250 if paid before Oct. 23. There is also a Saturday doubles sweeper. Contact Doug Bohannon at 518-793-9606 for information on either event.

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MAJOR BOWLING

Tom Earl slammed a perfect game during his 793 triple, and John Askew delivered a 279-780 to pace the City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

Art Van Buren rolled a 278-783, and Justin Lansing registered a 300 game during his 762 triple to lead the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.

Mike Scaccia hammered a 298 game during a 1,044 four-game series, P.J. Derenzo ripped a 274-945, Derek Foti delivered a 278-911 and Jason Palmer drilled a 268-903 in the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl.

In the Towne Mixed Doubles Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy, Ryan Karabin erupted for a 279 game and a 1,048 four-game series, Billy McGaffin Jr. rolled a perfect game during his 1,029 set, Earl hammered a 266-1,003, and Debbie Capullo registered a 258-965.

CITY LEAGUE

Standings

Towne Bowling Academy 14-1, DeCrescente Distributing 13-2, ABS 11-4, Falvey Real Estate 11-4, Broadway Lanes 10-5, Downs Roofing 10-5, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 9-6, 20 North 9-6, J&F Lawncare 8-7, Drive Line Motors 7.5-7.5, WMS Leasing 7-8, Sindoni Sausage 6-9, Rollarama 6-9, Bootlegger’s 5-10, Boulevard Bowl 5-10, Kristel Mechanical 4-11, The Heritage Group 4-11, Da Royalty 4-11, Pete’s Auto 3.5-11.5, KKV Recovery 3-12.

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Match summaries

Da Royalty (1)

Matt Flowers 167-149-182 — 498, David Squires 203-228-188 — 619, AJ Collins 171-150-199 — 520, Will Cunningham 219-202-201 — 622. Totals: 760-729-770 — 2,259.

Pete’s Auto (2)

Chuck Schissler 181-189-207 — 577, Jenn Schissler 191-190-245 — 626, Chris Lee 235-197-224 — 656, Gabe Criscuolo 149-193-176 — 518. Totals: 756-769-852 — 2,377.

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Drive Line Motors (0)

Kate Clark 197-233-178 — 608, Chris Allen 202-218-191 — 611, Don Herrington 207-212-190 — 609,  John Askew 256-279-245 — 780. Totals: 862-942-804 — 2,608.

DeCrescente Distributing (3)

Suzie Morine 234-226-197 — 657, Brian Mariano 255-244-181 — 680, Mark Kuhlkin 278-237-206 — 721, Liz Kuhlkin 238-247-237 — 722. Totals: 1,005-954-821 — 2,780.

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The Heritage Group (1)

Patricia Kelly 223-193-205 — 621, Amanda Chrzanowski 269-226-228 — 723, Bob Messick 243-210-163 — 616, Mike Nolan 184-198-174 — 556. Totals: 919-827-770 — 2,516.

Sindoni Sausage (2)

Scott Chastenay 179-213-227 — 619, Mike Dicerbo 236-176-232 — 644, Rich Strath 184-217-234 — 635,  Joe VanDerLinden 216-236-202 — 654. Totals: 815-842-895 — 2,552.

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20 North (2)

Tommy Donato 248-212-245 — 705, Tom Rogers 222-204-249- – 675, Zack Terry 156-233-228 — 617, Chris Radliff 239-258-190 — 687. Totals: 865-907-912 — 2,684.

Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (1)

Ed Gumm 279-234-201 — 654, Chip Tashjian 264-286-196 — 746, Nunzi Manuli 219-224-204 — 647, Jody Becker 157-221-216 — 594. Totals: 859-965-817 — 2,641.

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Kristel Mechanical (1)

Ed White 179-236-175 — 590, Jeremy Noble 279-204-234 — 717, Bryan Kelley 183-182-256 — 621, Jeff Whitehouse 176-191-223 — 590. Totals: 817-813-888 — 2,518.

Broadway Lanes (2)

Roy Vanderbogart 203-227-204 — 634, John Pancake 218-203-177 — 598, Steve Wagoner 203-225-248 — 676, Justin Barcomb 216-199-206 — 621. Totals: 840-854-835 — 2,529.

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WMS Leasing (2)

Chad Sutliff 188-223-169 — 580, Stephen Alexander 186-189-236 — 611, Lindsey McPhail 211-268-244 — 723, Mike Isabella 169-226-233 — 628. Totals: 754-906-882 — 2,542.

Boulevard Bowl (1)

PJ Derenzo 211-236-201 — 648, Mark Derenzo 171-164-150 — 485, Ken Wilkins 205-214-201 — 620, Mike Scaccia 204-199-213 — 616. Totals: 791-813-765 — 2,369.

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Towne Bowling Academy (3)

Tom Earl 300-235-258 — 793, Tony Palumbo 239-230-217 — 686, Marty Capullo Jr. 257-225-230 — 712, Debbie Capullo 258-245-224 — 727. Totals: 1,054-935-929 — 2,918.

KKV Recovery (0)

Alyssa Griffin 224-231-192 — 647, Joe Venduro 256-248-225 — 729, Kara Struffolino 206-234-246 — 686, Vinny Struffolino 195-187-189 — 571. Totals: 881-900-852 — 2,633.

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ABS (0)

Jeff Kallner 213-234-189 — 636, Matt Kallner 200-189-227 — 616, Craig Taylor 268-211-195 — 674, Matt Fazzone 218-191-254 — 663. Totals: 899-825-865 — 2,589.

Falvey Real Estate (3)

Lee Aiezza 230-221-202 — 653, Gary Bingham 223-195-216 — 634, Kenny Livengood 248-245-247 — 735, Jeff Young 207-195-209 — 611. Totals: 903-856-874 — 2,633.

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Rollarama (1)

Dan Rotter 237-215-210 — 662, Jeremy Clute 194-192-183 — 569, Ron Paradiso 178-221-192 — 591, Ken LaBelle  Jr. 222-227-238 — 687. Totals: 831-855-623 — 2,509.

Downs Roofing (2)

David Orzechowksi 165-185-185 — 535, Nick Barnes 173-255-247 — 675, Ryan Karabin 257-230-239 — 726, Billy Wigand 170-221-188 — 579. Totals: 765-891-859 — 2,515.

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Bootlegger’s (0)

Cassius Boyd 190-204-171 — 565, Karrie Blake 236-208-162 — 606, Eric Quinlivan 176-236-245 — 657, Marc Fowler 279-245-163 — 687. Totals: 881-893-741 — 2,515.

J&F Lawncare (3)

Steve Rock 204-267-258 — 729, RJ Martinez 234-235-202 — 671, Nick Stricos 277-204-213 — 694, Joe DeVellis 216-299-151 — 666. Totals: 931-1,005-824 — 2,760.

SPORTSMAN’S BOWL

Standings

JL Designs 17-3, Muny Grille 16-4, Universal Auto Parts 15-5, VanBuren Enterprises 15-5, TSS Printing 15-5, Precision Floors 13-7, All in 1 Realty 10-10, Metroland Photo 10-10, TheSignBandits.com 10-10, The Appliance Specialist 8-12, Bob’s Pro Shop 5-15, Team 14 4-16, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 1-19, IDID 1-19.

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Match summaries

Metroland Photo (4)

Lee Quivey 195-181-198 9—574, Steve Renzi 265-223-162 — 650, Mike Gallitelli 188-245-222 — 655, B.J. Smith Jr. 248-234-191 — 673. Totals: 896-883-773 — 2,552.

TheSignBandits.com.  (0)

Jason Deitz 189-212-183 — 584, Aiden Deitz 268-213-162 — 643, Rich Ellis 174-203-201 — 578, Bill Carl 192-190-210 — 592. Totals: 823-818-756 — 2,397.

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Universal Auto Parts (2)

Andy Smith 256-195-160 — 611, Bill Heaphy III 203-227-222 — 652, Chris Fedden 235-193-188 — 616, Chris Smith 288-217-186 — 691. Totals: 982-832-756 — 2,570.

Team 14 (2)

Vacant 213-213-213 — 639, Vacant 219-219-219 — 657, Vacant 211-211-21 — 633, Vacant 213-213-213 — 639. Totals: 856-856-856 — 2,568.

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Muny Grille (3)

Jay Diamond 185-190-254 — 629, Dave Bingham 188-263-194 — 645, Mark Ray 245-207-244 — 696, Jamie Diamond 258-225-236 — 719. Totals: 876-885-928 — 2,689.

All in 1 Realty (1)

Nick Peckowitz 259-193-238 — 690, Tammy Sader 220-215-278 — 713, Rich Rogaski 203-221-212 — 636, John Leone 269-202-170 — 641. Totals: 951-831-898 — 2,680.

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Bob’s Pro Shop (1)

Fred McMahon 196-163-212 — 571, Earl Lawrence Jr. 215-190-204 — 609, Bob Tedesco Jr. 241-226-166 — 633, Mike Smith 199-210-212 — 621. Totals: 851-789-794 — 2,434.

VanBuren Enterprises (3)

Art Van Buren 267-238-278 — 783, Rich Manzer Jr. 181-194-227 — 602, Brian French (absent) 200-200-200 — 600, Austin Van Buren 196-227-240 — 663. Totals: 844-859-945 — 2,648.

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IDID (0)

Tony Fernandez 168-183-168 — 519, Joe Gordon 146-163-180 — 489, Jim Valentino 238-232-181 — 651, AJ Perone (absent) 200-200-200 — 600. Totals: 752-778-729 — 2,259.

JL Designs (4)

Justin Lansing 234-300-228 — 762, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 227-210-196 — 633, Ron Williams 218-289-248 — 755, Billy McGaffin Jr. 201-192-191 — 584. Totals: 880-991-863 — 2,734.

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The Appliance Specialist (1)

John Liberatore 172-186-215 — 573, Steve Fawcett 217-156-213 — 586, Cliff Ruth 256-178-194 — 628, Chris Fawcett 267-225-185 — 677. Totals: 912-745-807 — 2,464.

Precision Floors (3)

Kris Impellizzeri 164-202-219 — 585, Jim Bassotti 237-230-205 — 672, Kim Swiatocha 174-259-183 — 616, Christian Caputo 247-228-224 — 699. Totals: 822-919-831 — 2,572.

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TSS Printing (4)

Tyler Mochrie 214-203-205 — 622, Matt Olson 205-200-236 — 641, Joe DiBiase 225-247-219 — 691, Zach Gravell 235-278-223 — 736. Totals: 879-928-883 — 2,690.

Klonowski’s Pro Shop (0)

Anthony Clay 202-195-190 — 587, Tom Gorsin 174-206-170 — 550, Jackielynn Noble 171-182-184 — 537, Jim Petronis 225-259-190 — 674. Totals: 772-842-734 — 2,348.

FRANK DePALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Standings

Derenzo’s Tax Service 17-8, Masons Automotive 15-10, Boulevard Bowl 14.5-10.5, D.A. Parisi & Co. 11.5-13.5, Kalpro 10-15, MBM Motorsports 7-18.

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Match summaries

Kalpro (1)

Keith Lawyer 187-210-167-233 — 797, Kyle Wilkins 191-165-247-236 — 839, Joe Carusone 186-203-219-183 — 791. Totals: 564-578-633-652 — 2,427.

D.A. Parisi & Co. (4)

Lee Quivey 200-186-208-237 — 831, Jeff Williams 245-191-210-190 — 836, Ken Wilkins 181-202-179-245 — 807. Totals: 626-579-597-672 — 2,474.

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Derenzo’s Tax Service (4)

P.J. Derenzo 224-215-274-232 — 945, Mark Derenzo 214-155-234-160 — 763, Jason Palmer 243-247-268-145 — 903. Totals: 681-617-776-537 — 2,611.

Mason’s Automotive (1)

Mark Hansen 194-194-233-191 — 812, Robin Fredenburgh 161-166-198-170 — 695, B.J. Smith Jr. 224-213-195-200 — 832. Totals: 579-573-626-561 — 2,339.

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MBM Motorsports (0)

Thomas Favata 204-166-201-174 — 745, Tony Bianchi 233-192-213-237 — 875, Tom Girard 217-214-225-234 — 890. Totals: 654-572-639-645 — 2,510.

Boulevard Bowl (5)

Mike Scaccia 298-266-232-248 — 1,044, Brian Hart 219-159-245-199 — 822, Derek Foti 233-159-278-241 — 911. Totals: 750-584-755-688 — 2,777.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

Solid Surface 88-32, Towne Bowling Academy 74-46, Battenkill Motors 73-47, Team 5 72.5-47.5, Sindoni Sausage 70-50, Revolutions Pro Shop 69-51, TSS Printing & Awards 66-54, JLD 65-55, Next Level Detailing 59-61, Unbreakable Nutrition 59-61, ABS 58-62, A Plus Heating No. 2 58-62, My Three Sons 57-63, Broadway Lunch 54-66, Rogers Motorsports 53.5-66.5, Never Enough Performance 52-68, T.J. Bell Environmental 51.5-68.5, Team 14 49.5-70.5, Sportsman’s Bowl 44-76, A Plus Heating No. 1 27-93.

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Match summaries

Solid Surface (16)

Cheyanne Zullo 268-252-212-211 -943, Austin Zullo 186-192-193-174 — 745. Totals: 512-502-463-443 — 1,920.

Revolutions Pro Shop (4)

Lindsey McPhail 242-232-188-214 — 876, Don Herrington 204-225-227-212 — 868. Totals: 462-473-431-442 — 1,808.

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Sindoni Sausage (8)

Liz Kuhlkin 238-238-172-259 — 907, Joe VanDerLinden 237-268-223-160 — 888. Totals: 479-510-399-423 — 1,811.

Towne Bowling Academy (12)

Debbie Capullo 246-258-203-258 — 965, Ryan Gahan 190-190-195-223 — 798. Totals: 474-486-436-519 — 1,915.

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Team 5 (13)

Amanda Chrzanowski 225-236-225-238 — 924, John Askew 235-259-227-233 — 954. Totals: 475-510-467-486 — 1,938.

TSS Printing & Awards (7)

Jackie Malone 213-237-194-180 — 824, Paul Dumas 236-204-226-259 — 925. Totals: 477-469-448-467 — 1,861.

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Next Level Detailing (1)

Kim Swiatocha 257-216-217-186 — 876, John Leone 204-200-236-206 — 846. Totals: 486-441-478-417 — 1,822.

Battenkill Motors (19)

Laura Rotter 223-269-226-205 — 923, Ryan Karabin 279-266-257-246 — 1,048. Totals: 525-558-506-474 —  2,003.

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My Three Sons (5)

Patricia Kelly 216-224-206-202 — 848, Scott Rogers 217-236-206-258 — 917. Totals: 468-495-447-495 — 1,905.

JLD (15)

Amber Brophy 223-209-178-206 — 816, Billy McGaffin Jr. 257-257-215-300 — 1,029. Totals: 510-496-423-536 — 1,965.

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ABS (9)

Natasha Fazzone 199-202-212-212 — 825, Matt Fazzone 279-192-198-247 — 916. Totals: 503-519-435-484 — 1,841.

Unbreakable Nutrition (11)

Niki Battistoni 196-255-267-193 — 911, Peter Battistoni 215-173-223-197 — 808. Totals: 455-472-534-434 — 1,895.

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Broadway Lunch (7)

Renee Earl 126-158-140-135 — 559, Tom Earl 244-257-266-236 — 1,003. Totals: 410-455-446-411 — 1,722.

A Plus Heating No. 2 (13)

Isabella Guyer 147-132-159-169 — 607, Zack Porter 230-178-223-203 — 834. Totals: 455-388-460-450 — 1,441.

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Never Enough Performance (10)

Kate Clark 176-199-246-167 — 788, Dave McLear 196-201-233-267 — 897. Totals: 411-439-518-473 — 1,841.

T.J. Bell Environmental (10)

Catie Bell 213-187-211-187 — 798, Mike Kamm 187-238-187-210 — 822 .Totals: 448-473-464-463 — 1, 848.

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Sportsman’s Bowl (3)

Erika Poje 181-223-170-151 — 725, Dan Knutti 214-181-179-189 — 763. Totals: 457-466-411-402 — 1,736.

Rogers Motorsports (17)

Kelly Chrzanowski 223-188-227-195 — 833, Tom Rogers 219-194-254-209 — 876. Totals: 493-433-532-455 — 1,913.

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Team 14 (16)

Elizabeth Criscuolo 155-160-163-101 — 579, Joe Venduro 181-181-192-269 — 823. Totals: 408-413-426-441 — 1,688.

A Plus Heating No. 1 (4)

Michelle Largeteau 123-119-132-123 — 497, Gabe Criscuolo 189-192-162-171 — 714. Totals: 405-404-387-387 — 1,583.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected].

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