In the Pocket: After career switch, Rotterdam-native Zadrozny becomes an invaluable member of Towne bowling family

IN THE POCKET – A car accident forced former special education teacher Kristen Zadrozny to switch from being a right-hander to a left-hander on the lanes. But more importantly, it also opened the door to a surprising new career.

The Mohonasen High School and College of Saint Rose product could no longer teach autistic children after the accident, and although she never took the game too seriously, she eventually began working as a part-time front desk person at Towne Bowling Academy. It didn’t take long to realize that the Rotterdam native’s many communication skills as a teacher made her perfect for her new job. Now she’s helping to run leagues and tournaments six days a week.

“I didn’t know it would be this involved. It kind of snuck up on me,” said Zadrozny, who estimates that she’s been at Towne Bowling Academy for roughly 15 years. Throw in another 17 years as a member of the Schenectady USBC board of directors, and it’s easy to see why she’s so valuable as an administrator and jack-of-all-trades behind the scenes.

“I used to make a donation when I bowled every Friday night [in the Alley Kats league],” Zadrozny said with a chuckle. “Ron [her husband] and Ronnie [her son] were bowling in leagues and after my accident I was always there at the lanes watching them. Marty [proprietor Marty Capullo Jr.] jokingly said one night why not help out once in a while as long as I was already there.

“At first, it was something just to get me out of the house a little and feel useful again after the accident and not being able to work. Then, I think it just kind of evolved. He needed more help at the lanes, and I figured I could work this night or the next night. It just kind of happened,” she explained.

Zadrozny quickly fell in love with her new job. 

“You get to meet so many different people, and a lot of them became like a second family,” she said. “During COVID, we were there at the lanes all together so much that we used to have family dinners right there on the lanes on Sundays. We would cook and have Marty, Debbie and Jayson [the Capullo family] sit down with us for dinner.”

Zadrozny is a noted cook, and it works out well for her family. “I like to cook, and they love to eat,” she said. “Now, I cook the meals earlier in the day so they can eat when they get home because I’m usually at the lanes every night.”

Zadrozny’s job description has increased over the years.

“I take care of all the paperwork for the leagues. I import them and export them and get the scores to the paper. I pretty much do everything the secretaries need me to do,” she said. “I open the center on weekends and close during the week. When the Handicap Team Tournament began 13 years ago, it became another huge part of my job. I pretty much learned as I went in terms of what I had to do at the center. Over the years, I’ve become pretty good at using the computer. It’s easier for me to do something computer-related at the lanes than try to teach someone else to do it.”

Zadrozny has also been an invaluable member of the Schenectady USBC board of directors, teaming up with fellow board member Sharon Sager to run the association’s women’s doubles tournament and also helping to run the junior programs.

“I do all the junior sanctions and stuff like that,” she said. “Looking at my board responsibilities from the juniors’ aspect, I love getting more kids involved. When they graduate from the junior program and come back from school or bowl in adult leagues, that’s the biggest kick for me.”

Zadrozny also helps out running the tournament scoring program, and she’s not afraid of speaking up at board meetings.

“No, I’m not afraid of voicing my opinion,” she said. “Sometimes, it gets me in trouble.”

Zadrozny was introduced to the game by her husband. “He taught me how to bowl when we were first dating, and he bought me my first ball and shoes for Christmas back in high school,” she recalled.

The Zadroznys bowled as a couple in the Happy Foursomes league while she was in college, and after taking a break from bowling when she had her children — Ronnie and Julia — she picked up league bowling in the Alley Kats league.

“The great thing about bowling is that you don’t have to be a 230-plus average bowler to enjoy the game. And you can do it with your family and your kids,” she said.

Her best game is a 224 — when she beat her husband — and her best triple is a 612. “It wasn’t easy becoming a left-hander after all those years, but at least I could still bowl,” she said.

Zadrozny’s multiple skills and willingness to help out on all ends of the business is not overlooked by Marty Capullo.

“Towne Bowling Academy has always been and will always be a family business, and everyone on our team truly brings this to light upon entering our front door,” Capullo said. “Kristen is a super woman — everything from managing the front desk, organizing, birthday parties, assisting with tournaments, jumping in behind the bar. Whatever it takes, she does a fantastic job. We love you Kristen.”

Schenectady USBC president Bill Nolan also appreciates Zadrozny’s many contributions.

“Kristen has been a valuable resource for a long time, not only with the board, but also working with the junior programs on Friday and Saturday at Towne,” Nolan said. “She is a board rep at Towne, taking care of questions concerning leagues and handling any adult paperwork that needs to be forwarded to the office. Along with the adult leagues, she also handles all the association junior league sanctions and an honor score paperwork that needs to be forwarded to USBC.

“She will also be a contact point for the league bowlers at Towne for the upcoming Open Championship. Can’t say enough as to the time and energy Kristen puts in for all the bowlers, both adult and youth, in the Schenectady association.”

STRIKES & SPARES

The Schenectady USBC Open Championship will be held over two weekends with 10 squads at Boulevard Bowl. The format will be three-person teams. Dates are Feb. 17 (6:30 p.m.), Feb. 18 (2:30 p.m.), Feb. 19 (9 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m.), Feb. 24 (6:30 p.m.), Feb. 25 (2:30 p.m.) and Feb. 26 (9 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m.). Entry fee is just $25 per person for the team event, plus $10 each for scratch team, handicap singles and scratch singles.  Handicap will be 90% of 240. One in eight teams will cash for the handicap teams. First place will be $1,200, based on 80 entries.

High school sectionals, hosted by Boulevard Bowl with six-game blocks for all teams, are just around the corner. Girls in all classes compete Feb. 9, followed by the Class B boys on Feb. 10. The tournament continues Feb. 13 with the Class C-D boys and Feb. 14 with the Class A boys.

The next event on the Amateur League Bowlers Association of New York tour will be hosted by Sportsman’s Bowl Feb. 19 at 9:30 a.m. It will be a special doubles scramble limited to the first 28 teams to submit their paid entry, which is $90 per team. As always, only competitors with averages less than 215 are eligible.

Town ‘N Country’s third annual Baker Doubles Tournament continues this Saturday and Sunday with multiple squads each day. Other dates are Feb. 4 and Feb. 5. Entry fee is $30 per person, and handicap is 90% of 220, based on team’s average. The format will be six games on six different pairs. One in eight teams will cash. Top prize will be $1,000, based on 100 teams. Call Anthony Scaccia (518-456-1113) for reservations.

The 28th annual Blizzard Bowl at Boulevard Bowl continues Sunday at 11:45 a.m. Entry fee for this charitable event to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of Schenectady is $100 per four-person team, and there is a $2,000 top prize, based on 160 entries. Call Boulevard Bowl (518-374-4171) for reservations.

Boulevard Bowl is the host for the second annual Hunter Hanley Memorial No-Tap Tournament Feb. 12 at 1 p.m. The event benefits the Hunter Hanley Memorial & Scholarship Fund. Entry fee for the four-person team event is $25 per bowler. Lane sponsors ($100 per lane) are needed. Pizza will be served. For more information, contact Tammy Hanley ([email protected] or 518-857-5781).

The 13th annual Towne Bowling Academy Team Handicap Tournament picks up again Friday night at 9:30 p.m. and Sunday at both 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The popular event that guarantees a $4,000 top prize continues on weekends through Feb. 5. There is also an optional singles event with $600 guaranteed. Call Towne Bowling Academy at 518-355-3939 for more information.

Uncle Sam Lanes is the host for the Bazar Auto Body’s Super bowl Bakers Doubles Feb. 12 at 10:30 a.m. First place will be $1,000, based on 52 teams. Entry fee is $45 per bowler and limited to the first 52 paid entries. Call Rob Daigneault (518-859-6726) or Darrell Coonrad (518-817-3505) for reservations or more information.

Entries are filling up quickly for the Scratch Doubles Tournament Feb. 19 at 10 a.m. at Kingpin’s Alley Family Fun Center. Entry fee is $180 per team. One in five teams will advance to the bracket finals. First place will be $2,000, based on 50 entries. Qualifying will be five games across 10 lanes. For reservations, contact Tom Earl (518-763-2734) or Tom Donato (518-788-0771).

Applications for the John Drexel Memorial Scholarship are now open. Contact Julie Drexel for more information on her Facebook page. Bowlers not on social media can request an application via email at [email protected]

Clay Reiniger topped Steve Wagoner to win the King of the Hill Tournament last weekend at Hilltop Bowl. John Von Fricken and Ryan Ladee rounded out the top four.

Anthony DeRobertis defeated Andrew Robitaille 235-192 to win his first Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour title and $390 in scholarships at Uncle Sam Lanes. Robitaille earned $390.

Towne Bowling Academy will host the Sammy’s Good Stuff Tour Singles Eliminator Feb. 11 at 1:30 p.m. Top prize will be $1,000 for this scratch event. Entry fee is $70. Format will be four games of qualifying in each division – over 50 and under 50.  One in five from each division advance to the eliminators until there is a winner left in each division, and then the division winners meet each other. Call 315-256-7100 for more information.

Town & Country will host the Albany USBC Trio Tournament March 11 (1 p.m.), March 12 (9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.), March 18 (1 p.m.) and March 19 (1 p.m.). Entry fee is $105 per team. Handicap will be 100% of a 225 average. First place will be $1,500, based on 60 teams. A $9 crossover sanction fee will be required if not an Albany USBC member. For more information, contact Albany USBC association manager Bob Napier at 518-874-4544.

MAJOR BOWLING

R.J. Martinez belted a 278-795 to edge John Pancake (279-793) for top honors in the City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy. Rounding out the leaders were Chris Allen, who fired a 277-791, Debbie Capullo, who shot a 279-783 and Matt Fazzone, who rolled a perfect game en route to a 774.

Mark Ray delivered a 300 game en route to a 770 triple, Rich Ellis pounded a 289-758 and Austin Van Buren shot a 279-753 to pace the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.

In the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic at Boulevard Bowl Tuesday night, Ken Wilkins produced a 258-946 four-game series and B.J. Smith Jr. fired a 246-911.

CITY LEAGUE

Standings

Towne Bowling Academy 11-1, Broadway Lanes 10-2, ABS 8-4, DeCrescente Distributing 8-4, Sindoni Sausage 8-4, Downs Roofing 7-5, Rollarama 7-5, KKV Recovery 7-5, Falvey Real Estate 6-6, 20 North 6-6, Drive Line Motors 6-6, J&F Lawncare 5-7, Boulevard Bowl 5-7, The Heritage Group 5-7, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 4-8, Kristel Mechanical 4-8, Bootlegger’s 4-8, Da Royalty 4-8, 518 Aliens 4-8, WMS Leasing 1-11.

Match summaries

Boulevard Bowl (2)

P.J. Derenzo 268-215-246 – 729, Ken Wilkins 230-190-139 – 559, Mike Scaccia 222-267-214 – 703, Derek Foti 215-194-161 – 570. Totals: 935-866-760 – 2,561.

Downs Roofing (1)

David Orzechowski 219-220-230 – 669, Nick Barnes 243-205-244 – 692, Ryan Karabin 236-226-268 – 730, Billy Wigand 236-167-200 – 603. Totals: 934-818-942 – 2,694.

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Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (2)

Ed Gumm 227-202-224 – 653, Chip Tashjian 265-225-213 – 703, Brad Lawyer 268-268-198 – 734, Jody Becker 254-220-215 – 689. Totals: 1,014-915-850 – 2,779.

The Heritage Group (1)

Patricia Kelly 225-169-182 – 576, Amanda Chrzanowski 180-228-226 – 634, Mike Nolan 268-204-224 – 696, Bob Messick 268-238-236 – 742. Totals: 941-839-868 – 2,648.

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DeCrescente Distributing (2)

Jessica Aiezza 225-236-248 – 709, Brian Mariano 224-222-167 – 613, Suzie Morine 221-237-235 – 693, Liz Kuhlkin 216-257-228 – 701. Totals: 886-952-878 – 2,716.

20 North (1)

Tommy Donato 268-217-202 – 687, Nick Galusha 248-201-226 – 675, Joel Donato 241-217-199 – 657, Chris Radliff 238-221-225 – 684. Totals: 995-856-852 – 2,703.

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KKV Recovery (0)

Alyssa Griffin 247-247-225 – 719, Nick DiCerbo 219-237-203 – 659, Kara Struffolino 223-173-201 – 597, Vinny Struffolino 235-144-236 – 615. Totals: 924-801-865 – 2,590.

J&F Lawncare (3)

Brandon Wolf 224-266-224 – 714, Nick Stricos 206-184-245 – 635, Joe DeVellis 267-253-229 – 749, R.J. Martinez 269-248-278 – 795. Totals: 966-951-976 – 2,893.

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Sindoni Sausage (3)

Scott Chastenay 209-241-206 – 656, Mike Dicerbo 246-204-247 – 697, Rich Strath 264-213-267 – 744, Joe VanDerLinden 224-279-235 – 738. Totals: 943-937-955 – 2,835.

Kristel Mechanical (0)

Ed White 270-229-226 – 725, Jeremy Noble 203-209-254 – 666, Jason Impellizzeri 222-202-204 – 628, Jeff Whitehouse 213-246-225 – 684. Totals: 908-886-909 – 2,703.

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518 Aliens (0)

Chuck Schissler 188-190-216 – 594, Jenn Schissler 234-244-216 – 694, Chris Lee 213-222-237 – 672, Gabe Criscuolo 207-185-255 – 647. Totals: 842-841-924 – 2,607.

Falvey Real Estate (3)

Dan Auricchio 257-24-217 – 722, Kenny Livengood 235-243-269 – 747, Lee Aiezza 245-222-220 – 687, Jeff Young 192-237-223 – 652. Totals: 929-950-929 – 2,808.

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Broadway Lanes (3)

Dave Gould 226-204-186 – 616, John Pancake 278-236-279 – 793, Steve Rock 249-215-224 – 688, Justin Barcomb 257-197-257 — 711. Totals: 1,010-852-946 – 2,808.

Bootlegger’s (0)

Cassius Boyd 235-191-246 – 672, Karrie Blake 225-210-186 – 621, Eric Quinlivan 215-202-223 – 640, Bill Nolan 197-179-211 – 578. Totals: 872-773-866 – 2,511.

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Da Royalty (0)

A.J. Collins 242-226-173 – 641, Vacant 190-190-190 – 570, Alexander Coles 173-173-185 – 531, David Squires  203-232-238 – 673. Totals: 808-821-786 – 2,415.

Rollarama (3)

Dan Rotter 248-205-235 – 688, Jeremy Clute 217-268-224 – 709, Ron Paradiso  260-246-236 – 742, Ken LaBelle Jr. 235-257-224 – 716. Totals: 960-976-919 – 2,855.

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Drive Line Motors (1)

Kate Clark 210-219-182 – 611, Chris Allen 257-277-257 – 791, Rob Beedelson 227-258-157 – 642, John Askew 184-242-244 – 670. Totals: 878-996-840 – 2,714.

ABS (2)

Jeff Kallner 247-242-202 – 691, Matt Kallner 248-226-237 – 711, Craig Taylor 257-244-212 – 713, Matt Fazzone 300-258-216 – 774. Totals: 1,052-970-867 – 2,889.

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Towne Bowling Academy (3)

Tom Earl 186-212-205 – 603, Tony Palumbo 222-206-255 – 683, Marty Capullo Jr. 267-258-226 – 751, Debbie Capullo 279-246-258 – 783. Totals: 954-922-944 – 2,820.

WMS Leasing (0)

Chad Sutliff 165-234-221 – 620, Stephen Alexander 189-219-168 – 576, Lindsey McPhail 246-248-213 – 707, Tom Egan Jr. 215-200-223 – 638. Totals: 815-9901-825 – 2,541.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Standings

Universal Auto Parts 14-2, JL Designs 14-2, All in 1 Realty 13-3, Precision Floors 12-4, Muny Grille 11-5, TSS Printing 11-5, Van Buren Enterprises 9-7, TheSignBandits.com 6-10, Metroland Photo 5-11, Bob’s Pro Shop 5-11, EBF Strong 4-12, IDID 4-12, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 3-13, Team 14 1-15.

Match summaries

Van Buren Enterprises (3)

Terry Ray 194-224-175 – 593, Rich Manzer Jr. 195-223-224 – 642, Brian French 234-217-235 – 686, Austin Van Buren 279-258-216 – 753. Totals: 902-922-850 – 2,674.

EBF Strong (0)

John Liberatore (absent) 194-194-194 – 582, Rich Bauer 251-215-212 – 678, Melissa Childrose 194-168-183 – 545, Chris Fawcett 279-226-232 – 737. Totals: 918-803-821 – 2,542.

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Precision Floors (1)

Mike Guidarelli 206-233-220 – 659, Jim Bassotti 228-227-258 – 713, Eric Morrett 235-214-256 – 705, Tom Siatkowski 202-181-245 – 628. Totals: 871-855-979 – 2,705.

Muny Grille (3)

Jay Diamond 256-256-204 – 716, Sherm Bowman 204-223-188 – 615, Mark Ray 300-238-232 – 770, Jamie Diamond 212-278-198 – 688. Totals: 972-995-822 – 2,789.

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TSS Printing (3)

Rob Mengel 227-1790-186 – 583, Corey Buckley 233-225-207 – 665, Tyler Mochrie 229-235-200 – 664, Matt Olson 218-236-279 – 733. Totals: 907-866-872 – 2,645.

IDID (1)

Tony Fernandez 220-254-163 – 637, Joe Gordon 126-182-182 – 490, Jim Valentino 188-253-180 – 621, A.J. Perone (absent) 200-200-200 – 600. Totals: 734-889-725 – 2,348.

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JL Designs (4)

Mike Kamm 209-216-212 – 637, Mike Isabella Jr. 235-247-221 – 703, Ron Williams 248-210-193 – 651, Billy McGaffin Jr. 255-189-223 – 667. Totals: 947-862-849 – 2,658.

Team 14 (0)

Vacant 201-201-201 – 603, Vacant 205-205-205 – 615, Vacant 220-220-220 – 660, Vacant 221-221-221 – 663. Totals: 847-847-847 – 2,541.

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Klonowski’s Pro Shop (1)

Anthony Clay (absent) 200-200-200 – 600, Christian Caputo 232-216-277 – 725, Jackielynn Noble 170-192-182 – 544, Jim Petronis 234-238-215 – 687. Totals: 836-846-874 – 2,556.

TheSignBandits.com (3)

Scott Stoliker 202-187-196 – 585, Rich Ellis 234-235-289 – 758, Bill Carl 195-180-223 – 598, Jason Deitz 247-225-215 – 687. Totals: 878-827-923 – 2,628.

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Metroland Photo (1)

Lee Quivey 175-202-220 – 597, Steve Renzi 183-224-154 – 561, Cliff Ruth 233-236-195 – 664, B.J. Smith Jr. 279-226-228 – 733. Totals: 870-888-797 – 2,555.

All in 1 Realty (3)

Nick Peckowitz 204-200-255 – 659, Tammy Sader 185-223-267 – 675, Kalynn Carl 231-175-213 – 619, Zach Gravell 257-249-169 – 675. Totals: 877-847-904 – 2,628.

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Universal Auto Parts (4)

Andy Smith 215-244-237 – 696, Bill Heaphy III 226-239-237 – 702, Chris Fedden 269-216-236 – 721, Chris Smith 253-177-237 – 667. Totals: 963-876-947 – 2,786.

Bob’s Pro Shop (0)

Fred McMahon 224-216-203 – 643, Earl Lawrence Jr. 234-222-209 – 665, Bob Tedesco  Jr. 235-181-202 – 618, Mike Smith 196-201-225 – 622. Totals: 889-820-839 – 2,548.

FRANK DEPALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Standings

Boulevard Bowl 13-7, Masons Automotive 12-8, MBM Motorsports 11-9, D.A. Parisi & Co. 11-9, Kalpro 8-12, Derenzo’s Tax Service 5-15.

Match summaries

MBM Motorsports (1)

Zach Mecca 233-167-191-202 – 793, Tony Bianchi 205-153-192-196 – 746,, Tom Girard 224-165-208-185 – 782. Totals: 662-485-591-583 – 2,321.

Masons Automotive (4)

Mark Hansen 227-165-217-182 – 791, Robin Fredenburgh 190-177-176-201 – 744, B.J. Smith Jr. 246-241-233-191 – 911. Totals: 663-583-626-574 – 2,446.

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Boulevard Bowl (4)

Mike Scaccia 237-213-174-245 – 869, Brian Hart 238-193-213-226 – 870, Derek Foti 204-206-215-206 – 831. Totals: 679-612-602-677 – 2,570.

Kalpro (1)

Keith Lawyer 197-201-215-144 – 757, Kyle Wilkins 170-175-156-198 – 699, Joe Carusone 184-227-234-154 – 799. Totals: 551-603-605-496 – 2,255.

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D.A. Parisi & Co. (4)

John Mecca 195-216-195-204 – 810, Jeff Williams 170-191-219-200 – 780, Ken Wilkins 210-258-255-223 – 946. Totals: 575-665-669-627 – 2,536.

Derenzo’s Tax Service (1)

P.J. Derenzo 190-204-201-221 – 816, Mark Derenzo 245-224-212-193 – 874, Jason Palmer 246-198-162-193 – 799. Totals: 681-626-575-607 – 2,489.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

TSS Printing 77-23, Sindoni Sausage 64.5-35.5, Battenkill Motors 64.5-35.5, Towne Bowling Academy 59.5-40.5, Unbreakable Nutrition 58-42, JLD 56.5-43.5, Main Street Café 54-46, Sportsman’s Bowl 53-47, Syron’s Meat Market 52.5-47.5, Rogers Motorsports 52-48, Revolutions Pro Shop 50-50, T.J. Bell Environmental 48.5-51.5, ABS 44-56, Broadway Lunch 42.5-57.5, A Plus Heating No. 2 42-58, My Three Sons 42-58, Solid Surface 42-58, Never Enough Performance 40.5-59.5, Next Level Detailing 36.5-63.5, A Plus Heating No. 1 20.5-79.5

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Match summaries

JLD (5)

Amber Brophy 215-215-213-146 — 789, Billy McGaffin Jr. 236-247-188-194 — 865. Totals: 479-490-429-368 — 1,766.

TSS Printing (15)

Jackie Malone 213-245-216-209 — 883, Paul Dumas 210-246-279-191 — 926. Totals: 447-515-519-424 — 1,905.

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Main Street Café (6)

Ursula Pasquerella 244-191-162-184 — 781, Bill Nolan 196-216-178-174 — 764. Totals: 501-468-401-419 — 1,789.

Rogers Motorsports (14)

Kelly Chrzanowski 204-205-203-247 — 859, Tom Rogers 245-163-217-227 — 852. Totals: 486-405-457-511 — 1,859.

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T.J. Bell Environmental (12)

Catie Bell 240-188-187-142 — 757, Mike Kamm 219-237-254-226 — 936. Totals: 510-476-492-419 — 1,897.

Towne Bowling Academy (8)

Debbie Capullo 265-260-217-236 — 978, Marty Capullo Jr. 189-207-207-205 — 808. Totals: 467-480-437-454 — 1,838.

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Never Enough Performance (9)

Kate Clark 234-226-216-204 — 880, Dave McLear 197-195-205-252 — 849. Totals: 462-452-452-487 — 1,853.

Next Level Detailing (11)

Kim Swiatocha 190-247-221-267 — 925, Matt Swiatocha 195-188-225-213 — 821. Totals: 410-460-471-505 — 1,846.

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Sindoni Sausage (14)

Liz Kuhlkin 268-248-230-257 — 1,003, Joe VanDerLinden 266-231-255-248 — 1,000. Totals: 541-486-492-512 — 2,031.

A Plus Heating No. 1 (6)

Amy Struffolino 158-148-178-14 — 618, Ron Paradiso 223-242-276-269 — 1,010. Totals: 443-452-516-465 — 1,876.

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ABS (1)

Natasha Fazzone 170-203-194-234 — 801, Matt Fazzone 203-244-225-268 — 940. Totals: 388-462-4343-517 — 1,801.

Syron’s Meat Market (19)

Amanda Chrzanowski 236-202-235-249 — 922, John Askew 246-280-256-290 — 1,072. Totals: 499-499-508-556 — 2,062.

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Unbreakable Nutrition (15)

Nikki Battistoni 214-287-225-23 — 962, Peter Battistoni 259-199-234-267 — 959. Totals: 511-524-497-541 — 2,073.

Solid Surface (5)

Cheyanne Zullo 206-214-225-236 — 881, Austin Zullo 252-225-299-244 — 1,020. Totals: 497-478-563-519 — 2,057.

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A Plus Heating No. 2 (4)

Victoria Shufelt (absent) 212-212-212-212 — 848, Zack Porter 259-223-190-246 — 918. Totals: 493-457-424-480 — 1,854.

My Three Sons (16)

Patricia Kelly 194-220-269-220 — 903, Scott Rogers 246-254-213-259 — 972. Totals: 468-502-510-507 — 1,987.

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Sportsman’s Bowl (14)

Erika Poje 191-257-245-183 — 876, Dan Knutti 280-217-204-215 — 916. Totals: 519-522-497-446 — 1,984.

Broadway Lanes (6)

Renee Earl 257-191-204-175 — 827, Tom Earl 279-202-279-193 — 953. Totals: 572-429-519-404 — 1,924.

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Battenkill Motors (11)

Laura Rotter 236-226-172-235 — 869, Dan Rotter 211-219-179-247 — 856. Totals: 489-487-393-524 — 1,893.

Revolutions Pro Shop (9)

Lindsey McPhail 195-227-209-258 — 889, Don Herrington 268-234-279-232 — 1,013. Totals: 479-477-504-506 — 1,966.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected]

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