In the Pocket: Physical, mental approach key to SUNY Schenectady’s Eliza Arasim’s success

IN THE POCKET – Physical talent is only half the formula for bowling success. The mental side of the game is equally important. Even the most talented keglers must be able to adjust quickly to ever-changing lane conditions.

That’s one of the reasons why SUNY Schenectady’s Eliza Arasim is knocking down pins with regularity for the Royals.

The Albany native and Albany High School graduate is currently leading the Mountain Valley Conference with a 224 average. The second-year Royals’ competitor was the all-events champion at the Hawk Invitational, where SUNY Schenectady finished third in the team standings.

SUNY Schenectady head coach Ron Williams knew Arasim was talented when she competed for five seasons at Albany High, but he also appreciates the fact that she is willing to try new things at the next level.

“She’s very smooth, and she adjusts well to the shot that’s out there,” Williams said. “She’s also very coachable and very competitive. She’s a really good leader for the team, as well. Right now, she holds the high average in our conference. This year we’ve been working on opening up her shot a little and using the oil patterns out on the lane.”

Arasim, who works part-time at both Del Lanes and East Greenbush Bowling Center when she’s not in school, has one perfect game to her credit with a high triple of 763. She learned the game in the Del Lanes junior program and then honed her skills at Albany High, where her mother was the head coach.

“I’m pretty much a down-and-in type of bowler. I started out shooting very straight,” Arasim said. “Now, I can move left and hook the ball a little more. I’ve been working with Coach Ron on trying to hook it a little more. I wasn’t too comfortable at first. I would cross my arms over my body and would mess up quite a bit. But now, I’m getting used to it.”

Another improvement Williams has helped Arasim with is getting better leverage at the release point.

“I would say that over the two years I’ve been with the program, he’s helped me stay down at the line a lot more than I used to,” she said. “I would say that my average now is the highest it’s ever been. At Albany High, we did OK. We were pretty good when I first started with the program in eighth grade, but then we fell down a little when some of the more experienced bowlers graduated. We didn’t have a feeder program. But my senior year was one of the best years in bowling.”

The Storm/Roto Grip equipment fan takes her leadership role seriously, and the two-time captain has set several goals for herself and her teammates.

“I would say that right now, as a team, I want us to stay competitive with the other teams in our conference. I’d like to see us do well at the regionals and the nationals,” she said. “As for me individually, I would like to win something at nationals. I want to keep bowling and keep improving.”

SUNY Schenectady is a co-ed program, which means Arasim competes against many more men than women during conference matches.

“My average only counts for the men’s program. We only have one women’s team in our league,” she said. “But in all honesty, I’d rather be on a co-ed team. My high school team was co-ed, and I’ve been bowling against the men my whole career. I think the men can be more competitive to bowl against, and I’m used to that.”

Arasim spends almost all of her free time at a bowling center.

“I do enjoy being in bowling centers. Now that I’m working there, as well, I’m at the bowling alley seven days a week. I really enjoy it,” she said. “I also love my home center, Boulevard Bowl. It’s very challenging to bowl there, but I like it.”

Arasim is currently averaging 211 Monday nights at Del Lanes, and she plans on continuing to bowl competitively after she graduates. She’s not exactly sure about her career off the lanes.

“I think I’d like to be a teacher, but I’m not exactly sure,” said the business administration major.

WILLIAMS ON A ROLL

Williams, assisted by Amy Janetsky-Smith, enjoys coaching the Royals, who are in second place in the MVC with a 6-2 record, but he’s also having one of his best seasons on the lanes.

“My goal this year is to average 230. I’ve been back and forth with it between 229 and 230 so far,” he said. “I’ve changed my game a lot this year. I went from swinging the lanes to going straighter. The old saying that straighter is greater is true. I’ve been getting plenty of help from Amy Janetsky and Bob Tedesco.”

Williams averages 229 in the Sportsman’s Majors on Monday nights, 226 in the Galaxy league Friday nights at Boulevard Bowl and 212 in the Capital District All Star league Thursday nights at Sportsman’s Bowl.

“My average in the All Star league is much lower. We bowl on the burn [second squad] there, and I’m learning how to adjust. It makes it challenging for me, and that’s what I like about it,” Williams explained.

Williams currently has 12 perfect games, including at least one at all three Schenectady USBC centers. He also has four 800 triples.

Bowling fans who want to watch Williams’ Royals compete can see them this weekend when SUNY Schenectady hosts the Boulevard Classic Saturday and the SUNY Schenectady Invitational on Sunday, both starting at 8 a.m. at Boulevard Bowl. Williams expects 15-16 teams to compete, including local rival Hudson Valley Community College.

IN THE POCKET

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, start next week. 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.

Nick Galusha and Joe Mazuryk (1,417) hold a slim 9-pin lead over Darrell Coonrad and Tom Reed (1,408) with one weekend left to go in the third annual Bakers Doubles tournament at Town ’N Country Lanes. So far, 180 teams have competed. The final squads are Saturday and Sunday, with multiple squads each day. 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.

Cameron Lehnert rolled a perfect game and a 706 triple to help Saratoga Springs edge Shenendehowa 17-15 in a Suburban Council match this week.

Joe Byrnes recorded back-to-back perfect games during an 825 triple at Town ’N Country Lanes this week.

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 wraps up Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. and Sunday at both 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The popular event guarantees a $4,000 top prize. Call Towne Bowling Academy at 518-355-3939 for more information.

Uncle Sam Lanes is the host for the Bazar Auto Body’s Superbowl 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]

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

Matt Fazzone recorded a 299 game on the way to an 813 triple, Tom Earl fired a 277-784 and Ron Paradiso belted a 280-777 in the City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

Red-hot B.J. Smith Jr. unleashed games of 284 and 279 en route to an 830 triple, Jamie Diamond hammered a 279-758 and Chris Fedden delivered a 279-753 in the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.

Jason Palmer rifled a 258-953 four-game series, Tom Girard shot a perfect game during a 944, and Mark Hansen delivered a 267-939 in the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl.

Two-hander Ryan Karabin connected for back-to-back 300 games and an 879 triple during a 1,096 four-game series, Dave McLear tossed a pair of 279 games as well as an 824 triple en route to a 1,068 set, Liz Kuhlkin slammed a 279-1,046, Lindsey McPhail belted a 256-995, Paul Dumas drilled a 279-993 and Matt Swiatocha rolled a perfect game on a high-scoring Towne Mixed Doubles card Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

CITY LEAGUE

Standings

Towne Bowling Academy 13-2, Broadway Lanes 11-4, ABS 10-5, DeCrescente Distributing 9-6, Sindoni Sausage 9-6, Downs Roofing 9-6, Rollarama 9-6, Falvey Real Estate 8-7, Drive Line Motors 8-7, KKV Recovery 8-7, 20 North 7-8, The Heritage Group 7-8, J&F Lawncare 6-9, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 6-9, Boulevard Bowl 6-9, Bootlegger’s 6-9, Kristel Mechanical 5-10, Da Royalty 5-10, 518 Aliens 5-10, WMS Leasing 3-12.

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Match summaries

Boulevard Bowl (1)

P.J. Derenzo 258-202-230 — 690, Ken Wilkins 196-199-247 — 642, Mike Scaccia 223-224-171 — 618, Derek Foti 152-219-246 — 617. Totals: 829-844-894 — 2,567.

The Heritage Group (2)

Patricia Kelly 226-234-178 — 638, Amanda Chrzanowsi 238-238-258 — 734, Tom Rogers 237-225-262 — 724, Mike Nolan 227-194-167 — 588. Totals: 928-891-865 — 2,684.

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Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (2)

Ed Gumm 211-206-256 — 673, Chip Tashjian 247-226-202 — 675, Brad Lawyer 236-228-191 — 655, Jody Becker 222-190-236 — 648. Totals: 916-850-885 — 2,651.

Kristel Mechanical (1)

Ed White 213-256-247 — 716, Bob Faragon 236-225-204 — 665, Bryan Kelley 228-278-235 — 741, Jeff Whitehouse 227-256-183 — 666. Totals: 904-1,015-869 — 2,788.

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Bootlegger’s (2)

Cassius Boyd 278-217-235 — 730, Karrie Blake 214-215-238 — 667, Eric Quinlivan (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Marc Fowler 276-195-279 — 750. Totals: 958-817-942 — 2,717.

Da Royalty (1)

Will Cunningham 181-223-221 — 625, Seth Friend 197-199-167 — 563, A.J. Collins 183-209-184 — 576, David Squires 244-230-209 — 683. Totals: 805-861-781 — 2,447.

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518 Aliens (1)

Chuck Schissler 278-217-235 — 730, Jenn Schissler 237-220-171 — 628, Chris Lee 247-232-205 — 84, Gabe Criscuolo 181-255-181 — 617. Totals: 871-889-785 — 2,545.

WMS Leasing (2)

Chad Sutliff 247-221-275 — 743, Stephen Alexander 237-174-202 — 613, Lindsey McPhail 244-212-206 — 662, Tom Egan Jr. 257-217-245 — 719. Totals: 985-824-928 — 2,737.

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Towne Bowling Academy (2)

Tom Earl 248-259-277 — 784, Tony Palumbo 267-229-202 — 698, Marty Capullo Jr. 204-198-232 — 634, Debbie Capullo 273-266-201 — 740. Totals: 992-952-912 — 2,856.

Broadway Lanes (1)

Roy Vanderbogart 238-185-245 — 668, John Pancake 204-259-258 — 721, Steve Wagoner 245-192-213 — 650, Justin Barcomb 259-195-211 — 665. Totals: 946-831-927 — 2,704.

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ABS (2)

Jeff Kallner 279-259-216 — 754, Matt Kallner 231-237-235 —703, Craig Taylor 245-215-257 — 717, Matt Fazzone 256-258-299 — 813. Totals: 1,011-969-1,007 — 2,987.

DeCrescente Distributing (1)

Jessica Aiezza 258-190-204 — 652, Brian Mariano 246-199-289 — 734, Joe Mazuryk 279-185-246 — 710, Liz Kuhlkin 265-247-208 — 720. Totals: 1,048-821-947 — 2,816.

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Sindoni Sausage (1)

Scott Chastenay 192-213-267 — 672, Mike Dicerbo 227-235-264 — 726, Rich Strath 189-239-241 — 669, Joe VanDerLinden 236-214-181 — 631. Totals: 844-901-953 — 2,698.

Downs Roofing (2)

David Orzechowski 298-223-222 — 743, Nick Barnes 182-213-215 — 610, Ryan Karabin 267-249-259 — 775, Billy Wigand 172-226-211 — 609. Totals: 919-911-907 — 2,737.

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Rollarama (2)

Dan Rotter 203-197-201 — 601, Jeremy Clute 228-247-201 — 676, Ron Paradiso 280-263-234 — 777, Ken LaBelle Jr. 212-240-233 — 685. Totals: 923-947-869 — 2,739.

KKV Recovery (1)

Alyssa Griffin 267-237-238 — 742, Nick DiCerbo 212-256-264 — 732, Brandon Wolf 203-216-217 — 636, Vinny Struffolino 218-233-185 — 636. Totals: 900-942-904 — 2,746.

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Falvey Real Estate (2)

Dan Auricchio 223-203-216 — 642, Kenny Livengood 235-258-247 — 740, Lee Aiezza 266-258-223 — 747, Jeff Young 268-177-212 — 657. Totals: 992-896-898 — 2,786.

20 North (1)

Tommy Donato 233-237-200 — 670, Nick Galusha 244-213-265 — 722, Joel Donato 299-227-202 — 728, Chris Radliff 232-182-174 — 588. Totals: 1,008-859-841 — 2,708.

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Drive Line Motors (2)

Kate Clark 179-222-231 — 632, Chris Allen 216-227-244 — 687, Rob Beedelson 235-237-258 — 730, John Askew 259-253-179 — 691. Totals: 889-939-912 — 2,740.

J&F Lawncare (1)

Jason Brown 216-255-233 — 704, Nick Stricos 204-199-239 — 642, Joe DeVellis 224-226-204 — 654, R.J. Martinez 269-237-195 — 701. Totals: 913-917-871 — 2,201.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Standings

Universal Auto Parts 18-2, JL Designs 18-2, Precision Floors 15-5, TSS Printing 15-5, All in 1 Realty 15-5, Muny Grille 13-7, Van Buren Enterprises 11-9, Metroland Photo 8-12, Bob’s Pro Shop 7-13, TheSignBandits.com 7-13, EBF Strong 5-15, IDID 4-16, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 3-17, Team 14 1-19.

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Match summaries

Klonowski’s Pro Shop (0)

Anthony Clay 243-189-206 — 638, Christian Caputo 170-182-216 — 568, Jackielynn Noble 214-188-201 — 603, Jim Fetronis 149-172-228 — 549. Totals: 776-731-851 — 2,358.

TSS Printing (4)

Rob Mengel 234-150-226 — 610, Corey Buckley 144-264-258 — 666, Tyler Mochrie 225-244-247 — 716, Matt Olson 227-224-247 — 698. Totals: 830-882-978 — 2,690.

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JL Designs (4)

Justin Lansing 215-246-212 — 673, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 248-2445-230 — 723, Ron Williams 268-227-213 — 708, Billy McGaffin Jr. 246-236-245 — 727. Totals: 977-954-900 — 2,831.

IDID (0)

Tony Fernandez 190-159-204 — 553, Joe Gordon 155-145-161 — 461, Jim Valentino 161-163-169 — 493, Mike Liberatore 209-149-195 — 553. Totals: 715-616-729 — 2,060.

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TheSignBandits.com (1)

Aiden Deitz 256-222-203 — 681, Rich Ellis 220-194-204 — 618, Bill Carl 159-237-268 — 664, Jason Deitz 172-265-206 — 643. Totals: 807-918-881 — 2,606.

Metroland Photo (3)

Lee Quivey 202-159-226 — 587, Steve Renzi 269-247-194 — 710, Mike Gallitelli 246-255-150 — 651, B.J. Smith Jr. 267-279-284 — 830. Totals: 984-940-854 — 2,778.

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All in 1 Realty (2)

Nick Peckowitz 227-245-268 — 740, Tammy Sader 279-186-227 — 692, Rich Rogaski 224-256-212 — 692, Zach Gravell 235-245-195 — 675. Totals: 965-932-902 — 2,799.

Muny Grille (2)

Jay Diamond 192-256-246 — 694, Dave Bingham 266-170-191 — 627, Mark Ray 232-223-233 — 688, Jamie Diamond 279-243-236 — 758. Totals: 969-892-906 — 2,767.

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Van Buren Enterprises (2)

Dan Derizzo 276-177-171 — 624, Rich Manzer Jr. 245-198-236 — 679, Brian French 258-245-180 — 683, Austin Van Buren 280-269-192 — 741. Totals: 1,059-889-779 — 2,727.

Bob’s Pro Shop (2)

Fred McMahon 216-242-214 — 672, Earl Lawrence Jr. 227-266-213 — 706, Bob Tedesco Jr. 254-204-210 — 668, Mike Smith 200-236-235 — 671. Totals: 897-948-872 — 2,717.

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Team 14 (0)

Vacant 212-212-212 — 636, Vacant 219-219-219 — 657, Vacant 215-215-215 — 645, Vacant 220-220-220 — 660. Totals: 866-866-866 — 2,598.

Univesal Auto Parts (4)

And Smith 289-182-268 — 739, Bill Heaphy III 268-225-212 — 705, Chris Fedden 279-236-238 — 753, Chris Smith 212-233-189 — 634. Totals: 1,048-876-907 — 2,831.

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Precision Floors (3)

Mike Guidarelli 206-223-203 — 632, Jim Bassotti 242-223-179 — 644, Eric Morrett 252-203-227 — 682, Tom Siatkowski 214-188-181 — 583. Totals: 914-837-790 — 2,541.

EBF Strong (1)

John Liberatore 163-192-181 — 536, Rich Bauer 199-179-215 — 593, Melissa Childrose 236-215-195 — 646, Chris Fawcett 239-247-206 — 692. Totals: 837-833-797 — 2,467.

FRANK DePALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Standings

Boulevard Bowl 17-8, Masons Automotive 15-10, D.A. Parisi & Co. 14-11, MBM Motorsports 12-13, Kalpro 10-15, Derenzo’s Tax Service 7-18.

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Match summaries

Kalpro (2)

Keith Lawyer 233-171-267-233 — 904, Kyle Wilkins 192-195-212-197 — 796, Joe Carusone 192-203-269-208 — 872. Totals: 617-569-748-638 — 2,572.

D.A. Parisi & Co. (3)

John Mecca 207-248-190-209 — 854, Jeff Williams 256-180-193-179 — 808, Ken Wilkins 227-256-194-244 — 921. Totals: 690-684-577-632 — 2,583.

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Derenzo’s Tax Service (2)

P.J. Derenzo 222-209-243-245 — 919, Don Cross 229-197-169-192 — 787, Jason Palmer 258-256-224-215 — 953. Totals: 709-662-636-652 — 2,659.

Masons Automotive (3)

Mark Hansen 257-180-235-267 — 939, Robin Fredenburgh 204-164-201-190 — 759, B.J. Smith Jr. 268-208-203-239 — 918. Totals: 729-552-639-696 — 2,616.

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MBM Motorsports (1)

Zach Mecca 170-204-188-194 — 756, Tony Bianchi 227-179-195-203 — 804, Tom Girard 172-300-236-236 — 944. Totals: 569-683-619-633 — 2,504.

Boulevard Bowl (4)

Mike Scaccia 173-227-189-225 — 814, Brian Hart 232-254-226-225 — 937, Derek Foti 214-243-246-180 — 883. Totals: 619-724-661-630 — 2,634.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

TSS Printing 88.5-31.5, Battenkill Motors 79.5-40.5, Unbreakable Nutrition 77-43, Sindoni Sausage 73-47, Syron’s Meat Market 67.5-52.5, Sportsman’s Bowl 66-54, Towne Bowling Academy 64.5-55.5, T.J. Bell Environmental 63.5-56.5, Main Street Café 61-59, Never Enough Performance 59.5-60.5, A Plus Heating No. 2 59-61, ABS 58-62, JLD 57.5-62.5, Rogers Motorsports 57-63, Revolutions Pro Shop 55-65, Broadway Lunch 48.5-71.5, My Three Sons 45-75, Solid Surface 43-77, Next Level Detailing 42.5-77.5, A Plus Heating No. 1 34.5-85.5.

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Match summaries

ABS (14)

Natasha Fazzone 225-184-202-258 — 869, Matt Fazzone 222-216-252-253 — 943. Totals: 463-416-470-527 — 1,876.

Broadway Lunch (6)

Renee Earl 201-189-175-180 — 745, Tom Earl 203-258-243-275 — 979. Totals: 439-482-453-490 — 1,864.

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A Plus Heating No. 2 (17)

Victoria Shufelt 194-224-233-246 — 897, Zack Porter 217-247-247-257 — 968. Totals: 433-493-502-525 — 1,953.

My Three Sons (3)

Patricia Kelly 221-199-202-198 — 820, Scott Rogers 203-196-224-247 — 870. Totals: 4451-422-453-472 — 1,798.

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Solid Surface (1)

Cheyanne Zullo 175-241-186-203 — 805, Austin Zullo 193-207-201-230 — 831. Totals: 405-485-424-470 — 1,784.

Never Enough Performance (19)

Kate Clark 261-216-246-213 — 936, Dave McLear 279-266-279-244 — 1,068. Totals: 571-513-556-488 — 2,128.

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Next Level Detailing (6)

Kim Swiatocha 205-180-194-187 — 766, Matt Swiatocha 300-201-225-207 — 933. Totals: 531-407-445-420 — 1,803.

A Plus Heating No. 1 (14)

Michelle Largeteau 149-159-137-187 — 632, Ernie Porter 213-234-225-213 — 885. Totals: 449-480-449-487 — 1,865.

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TSS Printing (11.5)

Jackie Malone 249-258-249-219 — 975, Paul Dumas 268-218-228-279 — 993. Totals: 541-500-501-522 — 1,064.

Sindoni Sausage (8.5)

Liz Kuhlkin 242-269-256-279 — 1,046, Joe VanDerLinden 171-277-210-288 — 962. Totals: 419-552-472-573 — 2,016.

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Battenkill Motors (15)

Laura Rotter 258-237-215-226 — 936, Ryan Karabin 279-300-300-217 — 1,096. Totals: 555-555-533-461 — 2,104.

Towne Bowling Academy (5)

Debbie Capullo 276-258-224-221 — 979, Ryan Gahan 247-248-249-231 — 975. Totals: 548-531-498-477 — 2,054.

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Unbreakable Nutrition (19)

Nikki Battistoni 225-213-201-242 — 881, Peter Battistoni 201-248-264-247 — 960. Totals: 461-496-500-524 — 1,981.

JLD (1)

Amber Brophy 157-194-192-197 — 740, Billy McGaffin Jr. 214-226-206-254 — 900. Totals: 399-448-426-479 — 1,752.

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Main Street Café (7)

Ursula Pasquerella 166-227-187-255 — 835, Joe Venduro 180-237-256-245 — 918. Totals: 398-516-495-552 — 1,961.

Sportsman’s Bowl (13)

Erika Poje 191-244-269-179 — 883, Dan Knutti 171-259-224-244 — 898. Totals: 409-550-540-470 — 1,969.

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Syron’s Meat Market (15)

Amanda Chrzanowski 268-280-222-182 — 952, John Askew 258-260-198-255 — 971. Totals: 541-555-435-4452 — 1,983.

Rogers Motorsports (5)

Kelly Chrzanowski 247-162-165-189 — 763, Tom Rogers 209-196-201-247 — 853. Totals: 493-395-403-473 — 1,764.

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Revolutions Pro Shop (5)

Lindsey McPhail 242-256-245-252 — 995, Don Herrington 233-184-192-297 — 906. Totals: 490-455-452-564 — 1,961.

T.J. Bell Environmental (15)

Catie Bell 226-275-216-210 — 927, Mike Kamm 246-253-274-186 — 959. Totals: 523-579-541-447 — 2,090.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected].

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