In the Pocket: Phillips, Howlan lead Schalmont girls’ bowling team to state tourney

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IN THE POCKET – Led by Colonial Council MVP Marissa Phillips and freshman Brooke Howlan, a pair of natural athletes just as comfortable on the softball field as they are in the bowling center, the Schalmont High School girls have high expectations for this weekend’s trip to Syracuse’s Strike-N-Spare Lanes for the NYSPHSAA State Championships.

The Sabres will be shooting for the girls’ small school championship on Sunday, along with boys’ small school titlist Cohoes. Large school boys’ titlist Shenendehowa and large school girls’ champs Mohonasen compete in their respective divisions on Friday, while the boys’ and girls’ composite all-section teams bowl for titles on Saturday.

“We’re going out there trying to win,” said veteran Schalmont coach Hugo McGroty. “I know there are some teams out there who are coming back with experience, but if we get off to a good start, I think we have a chance.”

Schalmont has five freshmen on the roster along with just one senior, one junior and one sophomore.

“The biggest part of the game for us will be how we adjust to the conditions and make spares,” McGroty said. “Spares will make all the difference out there. How the lane conditions break down depends a lot on who is matching up with us out there. It could be a little confusing, but if the girls listen like they did at the sectionals, we should do OK. Three of our girls are very good at making adjustments and changing balls when they have to.”

McGroty keeps a chart on how often his bowlers find the pocket and hit the head pin. High point totals keep his players in the lineup.

Phillips carried a 196 average in scholastic competition, while the hard-throwing Howlan averaged 185, followed by freshman Teagan Reckner (181), senior Kaitlyn Rose (170), freshman Katelyn Delaney (153), freshman Samantha Gromoll (153), freshman Layla Gauvreau (122) and sophomore Alyssa Morse (102).

“Right now, we expect to win the title out there,” said the smooth-rolling Phillips. “We don’t want our younger players to get down on themselves, so Brooke and I congratulate all their good shots and tell them to shake off the bad ones and move on to the next shot. We always emphasize the positive.”

Phillips, who also pitches on the Schalmont varsity softball team, said she’s been playing softball for 11 years and bowling for eight, but she’s been on the Schalmont varsity bowling team for five of those seasons.

“I think the pitching motion helps both Brooke and I bowl well,” said Phillips, who has a high game of 256. “I would love to get my new high game at the states, but what I really want is for us to be No. 1. We are strong enough to beat everybody out there.”

Howlan thinks the Sabres can finish at least in the top five at Syracuse.

“We are a strong team that really gets along and has great chemistry,” she said. “We always cheer each other on.”

Howlan’s high game is a 265 and her high triple is a 695.

“My goal is to get my first 700 triple, and I hope it comes at the states,” she said. “As a pitcher, I had to pick up my speed recently, but when I started bowling I was already at 18 miles per hour, so I had to slow it down a little. I’m more comfortable playing inside, but I’ve been bowling since I was 4 years old. I would say my strength is not getting upset with myself if I make a mistake. The thing I would like to improve upon the most is hitting my spots more often. I miss a couple of times.”

Two-time Section II large school champion Mohonasen, coached by Meg Fountain, features a balanced but youthful lineup that includes senior Madyson Jones (202), senior Giovanna Fowler (199), freshman Arianna Quinlivan (192), freshman Kianna Macapinlac (190), freshman Brianna Matteo (175), freshman Olivia Struffolino (173) and freshman Miley Fredenburg (172). Jones has been on a hot streak lately, shooting big scores in both the Towne Bowling Academy junior program and the Joey Schmidt Capital District Junior Pro Scoring League.

Glens Falls junior Jocelyn Smith (215), Colonie senior Amy Chrzanowski (209), Columbia sophomore Cierra Gabriel (196), Middleburgh freshman Delilah Shultes (192), Scotia-Glenville sophomore Savannah Swiatocha (190) and Columbia junior Jennifer Doty (189) are members of the girls’ all-section team.

For the large school boys, Shenendehowa, coached by area standout Jessica Aiezza and former Plainsmen Connor Chatterton, are led by the 1-2 punch of junior Jeremy Shafer (211.8) and senior Frank Ferrari (204.14). Rounding out the roster are senior Jonathan Bauer (197.98), senior Joshua Taylor (194.74), junior Thomas Quinn (193.49), sophomore Jonathan Millis (193.0) and senior Jackson Breuer (180.3).

Veteran coach Pam Bertrand guides Section II small school boys champion Cohoes, which is paced by senior Elijah Gillick (208) and sophomore Andrew Gillick (204). The rest of the Tigers’ lineup consists of eighth-grader Gary Mills (197), ninth-grader Jonathan Szozda (191), sophomore Jackson Felt (177), junior Kevin Stanley (167) and ninth-grader Joshua Yando (154).

Stillwater senior Connor Julian (219) and Saratoga Springs sophomore Macallan Gagne (219) top the boys’ all-section team that also includes La Salle sophomore Zach Bombard (209), Lansingburgh senior Daniel Goldston (208), Johnstown freshman Darryn Follis (201) and Mechanicville junior Jason Walker (196), who led the sectional qualifier at Boulevard Bowl.

STRIKES & SPARES

Tony Silvano won all eight of his matches and defeated Jim Burton in the finals to capture the 64-bowler double-elimination Town ’N Country Invitational championship and a check for $1,000 Sunday. The eighty-year-old Burton took home $600.

Lisa Wend registered a 298-740 to win the Open Division in the annual Electric City 600 Club Tournament Sunday at Sportsman’s Bowl. Other division winners were Lin Collins (224-600 in A Division), Laurie LaDuke (213-555 in B Division), Jean Brown (192-545 in C Division) and Sandy Knabner (180-478 in D Division).

Led by Parker Brown (2,505), Willis Bickford (2,384), Schalmont grad Sean Howlan (2,33) and Joseph Minehan (2,218) and coached by Catie Bell, the Hudson Valley Community College bowling team finished 12th at the NJCAA National Championships last weekend. The SUNY Schenectady team, coached by Ron Williams and assistant Amy Janetsky-Smith, finished 13th. Mountain Valley Conference all-stars Eliza Arasim and AJ Collins led the way.

Boulevard Bowl hosts the next Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour event March 18 at 1:30 p.m.

The Troy Bowling Association will be holding its “Average Joe Tournament” at Barbecue Recreation in Hoosick Falls March 25 at 2 p.m. To be eligible, bowlers must have an average under 210. Handicap will be 90% of 210. Entry fee is $25. The format will be three games of qualifying with the top five advancing to head-to-head matches. The field is limited to 50 bowlers.

The Schenectady USBC is seeking nominations for its Hall of Fame. There are three different categories: Superior Performance for outstanding league and/or tournament performance; Meritorious Service, for league secretaries and coaches for service to the sport of bowling; and Pioneer, for elder statesmen in the sport. Nominees must have been members of the Schenectady USBC for at least 20 years. The HOF award is presented at the annual Schenectady USBC Banquet in June. To nominate someone, for more information or to secure an application, contact Chet Ciembroniewicz (text at 518-577-8562) or (email at [email protected]).

Towne Bowling Academy hosts the third annual Uncle Nick’s Over/Under Doubles March 19 with qualifying squads at 9 a.m. and noon, followed by bracket finals. Entry fee is $160 per team. There is a maximum of 30 teams per squad. Teams must consist of one bowler under 50 and one bowler age 50 and older. Top prize is $1,600, based on 40 teams. Call Towne Bowling Academy (518-355-3939) for reservations.

The next Amateur League Bowlers Association of New York tournament is March 19 at Town ‘n Country Lanes at 9:30 a.m. Only bowlers with averages of less than 215 are eligible.

The 28th annual Blizzard Bowl, a charitable event to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of Schenectady and in memory of the late Jack Scaccia Sr. and Frank DePalma, resumes at Boulevard Bowl Sunday at 11:45 a.m. Entry fee is $100 per four-person team. Brackets are available on each squad, and a free Continental breakfast is included a half-hour before each squad. Call Boulevard Bowl (518-374-4171) for more information.

Towne Bowling Academy hosts the 2023 Beukendaal Fire Department No-Tap Team Tournament March 17 at 9:30 p.m. and March 18 at 2:30 p.m. Entry fee is $25 per person. First place is $500, based on 20 teams. Call Jeff McPhail (518-857-2888) or Towne Bowling Academy (518-355-3939) for more information.

The 35th annual Charlie “The Hand” Bechard Memorial Senior Tournament continues Friday and then next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1 p.m. at Green Island Lanes. The tournament is open to any sanctioned bowlers who are at least 50 years of age as of the beginning of the tournament. Entry fee is $25. Handicap is 100% of 220. Maximum handicap is 70 pins per game. Divisions will be Class A (50-60 years of age), Class B (61-71 years of age) and Class C (72 years of age and older). For more information, call 518-273-2322.

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]

Town ’N Country will host the Albany USBC Trio Tournament Saturday (1 p.m.), Sunday (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

Chris Smith produced a 279-805 triple, Matt Olson drilled games of 288 and 289 during his 789, Rich Rogaski fired a 289-769, Corey Buckley recorded a 267-766 and Dave Bingham tossed a 266-764 in the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.

Joe VanDerLinden tossed a 280-814, Tommy Donato ripped a 283-781, R.J. Martinez belted a 279-773 and Jason Brown produced a 258-771 in the City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

In the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl, Mark Derenzo rolled a 264-934, Joe Carusone ripped a 255-911 and Robin Fredenburgh slammed a 247-891.

Liz Kuhlkin shot a 279-1,042 four-game series, VanDerLinden tossed a 279-1,020 and Billy McGaffin rolled a 278-1,017 in the Towne Mixed Doubles league at Towne Bowling Academy Wednesday night.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Standings

Universal Auto Parts 34-6, Precision Floors 29-11, TSS Printing 27-13, Muny Grille 25-15, JL Designs 25-15, All in 1 Realty 25-15, Van Buren Enterprises 22-18, Metroland Photo 19-21, Bob’s Pro Shop 19-21, EBF Strong 17.5-22.5, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 13-27, TheSignBandits.com 12-28, IDID 9-31, Team 14 3.5-36.5.

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Match summaries

Muny Grille (4)

Jay Diamond 246-217-247 — 710, Dave Bingham 239-259-266 — 764, Mark Ray 226-208-267 — 701, Jamie Diamond 214-212-258 — 684. Totals: 925-896-1,038 — 2,859.

Bob’s Pro Shop (0)

Fred McMahon 181-219-216 — 616, Earl Lawrence Jr. 220-235-227 — 682, Bob Tedesco Jr. 244-234-213 — 691, Mike Smith 194-184-244 — 622. Totals: 839-872-900 — 2,611.

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Metroland Photo (3)

Lee Quivey 181-205-204 — 590, Steve Renzi 227-235-243 — 705, Cliff Ruth 203-255-236 — 694, B.J. Smith Jr. 237-222-246 — 705. Totals: 848-917-929 — 2,694.

Van Buren Enterprises (1)

Dan DeRizzo 216-172-167 — 655, Rich Manzer Jr. 204-247-232 — 683, Brian French 268-208-235 — 711, Austin Van Buren 259-199-193 — 651. Totals: 947-826-827 — 2,600.

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IDID (1)

Tony Fernandez 234-199-199 — 632, Joe Gordon 170-158-145 — 473, Jim Valentino 235-174-191 — 600, AJ Perone 265-235-227 — 727. Totals: 904-766-762 — 2,432.

EFB Strong (3)

John Liberatore 178-202-187 — 567, J.P. Harrell 243-204-204 — 651, Melissa Childrose 195-259-198 — 652, Chris Fawcett 257-204-205 — 666. Totals: 873-869-794 — 2,536.

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Universal Auto Parts (4)

Andy Smith 213-279-233 — 725, Bill Heaphy III 229-209-205 — 643, Chris Fedden 267-208-199 — 674, Chris Smith 2u79-257-269 — 805. Totals: 988-953-906 — 2,847.

JL Designs (0)

Justin Lansing 227-196-225 — 648, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 226-230-211 — 667, Ron Williams 260-190-220 — 670, Billy McGaffin Jr. 208-277-231 — 716. Totals: 921-893-887 — 2,701.

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Team 14 (0)

Vacant 204-204-204 — 612, Vacant 210-210-210 — 630, Vacant 176-176-176 — 528, Vacant 201-201-201 — 603. Totals: 791-791-791 — 2,373.

Klonowski’s Pro Shop (4)

Anthony Clay 198-205-193 — 596, Christian Caputo 183-279-227 — 689, Jackielynn Noble 236-182-180 — 598, Jim Petronis 201-233-221 — 655. Totals: 818-899-821 — 2,538.

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All in 1 Realty (3)

Nick Peckowitz 197-235-213 — 645, Tammy Sader 213-254-213 — 680, Rich Rogaski 222-289-258 — 769, Kevin Palmer 247-165-189 — 601. Totals: 879-943-873 — 2,695.

Precision Floors (1)

Jim Bassotti 219-257-237 — 713, Tom Siatkowski 216-230-222 — 668, Matt Swiatocha 226-269-212 — 707, Eric Morrett 216-176-207 — 599. Totals: 877-932-878 — 2,687.

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TSS Printing (4)

Rob Mengel 214-246-219 — 679, Corey Buckley 267-255-244 — 766, Tyler Mochrie 243-225-192 — 660, Matt Olson 289-288-212 — 789. Totals: 1,013-1,014-867 — 2,894.

TheSignBandits.com (0)

Aiden Deitz 226-238-216 — 680, Rich Ellis 248-192-211 — 651, Jason Deitz 213-234-194 — 641, Tim Bush 279-225-224 — 728. Totals: 966-889-845 — 2,700.

CITY LEAGUE

Standings

Towne Bowling Academy 24-6, ABS 22-8, Broadway Lanes 21-9, DeCrescente Distributing 19-11, Sindoni Sausage 19-11, Downs Roofing 19-11, Rollarama 19-11, Falvey Real Estate 16-14, KKV Recovery 16-14, 20 North 15-15, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 14-16, J&F Lawncare 13-17, Kristel Mechanical 12-18, The Heritage Group 12-18, Da Royalty 12-18, 518 Aliens 12-18, Drive Line Motor 10-20, Boulevard Bowl 9-21, WMS Leasing 8-22, Bootlegger’s 8-22.

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Match summaries

Broadway Lanes (3)

Roy Vanderbogart 249-230-203 — 682, John Pancake 208-236-227 — 671, Steve Wagoner 269-185-261 — 715, Justin Barcomb 265-266-225 — 756. Totals: 991-917-916 — 2824.

Drive Line Motor (0)

Kate Clark 175-150-206 — 531, Chris Allen 190-197-179 — 566, Rob Beedelson (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, John Askew 235-182-193 — 610. Totals: 790-719-768 — 2,277.

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Sindoni Sausage (2)

Scott Chastenay 246-224-290 — 760, Mike Dicerbo 255-211-216 — 682, Rich Strath 258-225-279 — 762, Joe VanDerLinden 268-280-266 — 814. Totals: 1,027-940-1,051 — 3,018.

J&F Lawncare (1)

Jason Brown 258-258-255 — 771, Nick Stricos 247-249-192 — 688, Joe DeVellis Jr. 214-222-197 — 633, R.J. Martinez 247-279-247 — 773. Totals: 966-1,008-891 — 2,865.

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WMS Leasing (1)

Laura Rotter 289-227-180 — 696, Stephen Alexander 207-203-181 — 591, Lindsey McPhail 238-245-246 — 729, Tom Egan Jr. 258-215-248 — 721. Totals: 992-890-855 — 2,737.

Rollarama (2)

Dan Rotter 243-222-212 — 677, Jeremy Clute 219-213-224 — 656, Ron Paradiso 237-211-247 — 695, Ken LaBelle Jr. 163-269-278 — 710. Totals: 862-915-961 — 2,738.

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Bootlegger’s (0)

Cassius Boyd 236-221-211 — 668, Mike Isabella 168-226-236 — 630, Eric Quinlivan 258-181-174 — 613, Marc Fowler 171-213-203 — 587. Totals: 833-841-824 — 2,498.

Da Royalty (3)

James Turner 216-215-161 — 592, Seth Friend 175-173-182 — 530, A.J. Collins 231-232-232 — 695, David Squires 232-227-254 — 713. Totals: 854-847-829 — 2,530.

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Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (0)

Chip Tashjian 214-204-202 — 620, Brad Lawyer 204-224-211 — 639, Jody Becker 265-179-238 — 682, Joe Mazuryk 251-248-226 — 725. Totals: 934-855-877 — 2,666.

ABS (3)

Jeff Kallner 245-235-234 — 714, Matt Kallner 247-279-223 — 749, Craig Taylor 249-208-225 — 682, Matt Fazzone 259-279-219 — 757. Totals: 1,000-1,001-901 — 2,902.

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The Heritage Group (0)

Patricia Kelly 256-179-182 — 617, Amanda Chrzanowski 213-296-202 — 711, Mike Nolan 180-193-206 — 579, Bob Messick 184-246-203 — 633. Totals: 833-914-793 — 2,540.

Towne Bowling Academy (3)

Tom Earl 211-279-225 — 715, Tony Palumbo 244-244-224 — 712, Marty Capullo Jr. 244-200-288 — 732, Debbie Capullo 220-259-236 — 715. Totals: 919-982-973 — 2,874.

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518 Aliens (1)

Chuck Schissler 225-228-236 — 689, Jenn Schissler 237-247-256 — 740, Anthony Vanderwarker 172-197-181 — 550, Gabe Criscuolo 191-143-227 — 561. Totals: 825-815-900 — 2,540.

Downs Roofing (2)

David Orzechowski 191-173-201 — 565, Nick Barnes 236-247-202 — 685, Ryan Karabin 269-223-256 — 748, Billy Wigand 227-243-215 — 685. Totals: 923-886-874 — 2,683.

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Boulevard Bowl (1)

P.J. Derenzo 209-279-199 — 687, John Mecca 255-191-180 — 626, Ken Wilkins 180-225-214 — 619, Mike Scaccia 191-279-180 — 650. Totals: 835-974-773 — 2,582.

KKV Recovery (2)

Steve Rock 266-195-258 — 719, Nick DiCerbo 215-134-210 — 559, Don Herrington 246-223-209 — 678, Vinny Struffolino 202-215-217 — 634. Totals: 929-767-894 — 2,590.

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Kristel Mechanical (0)

Ed White 248-194-190 — 632, Jeremy Noble 219-205-279 — 703, Bryan Kelley 197-186-191 — 574, Jeff Whitehouse 235-206-189 — 630. Totals: 899-791-849 — 2,539.

DeCrescente Distributing (3)

Jessica Aiezza 203-257-278 — 738, Brian Mariano 247-227-219 — 693, Suzie Morine 255-227-256 — 738, Liz Kuhlkin 300-237-226 — 763. Totals: 1,005-948-979 — 2,932.

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20 North (1)

Tommy Donato 266-283-232 — 781, Nick Galusha 258-199-231 — 688, Joel Donato 200-233-168 — 601, Chris Radliff 180-193-215 — 588. Totals: 904-908-846 — 2,658.

Falvey Real Estate (2)

Dan Auricchio 209-257-226 — 692, Lee Aiezza 245-268-207 — 720, Jeff Young 247-183-268 — 698, Ron Unser 184-223-191 — 598. Totals: 885-931-892 — 2,708.

FRANK DePALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Standings

Masons Automotive 33-17, Boulevard Bowl 26-24, D.A. Parisi & Co. 25-25, Derenzo’s Tax Service 23-27, Kalpro 23-27, MBM Motorsports 20-30.

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Match summaries

Masons Automotive (4)

Mark Hansen 190-174-202-217 — 783, Robin Fredenburgh 194-234-216-247 — 891, B.J. Smith Jr. 238-243-212-181 — 874. Totals: 622-651-630-645 — 2,548.

D.A. Parisi & Co. (1)

John Mecca 216-266-215-184 — 881, Jeff Williams 192-199-174-176 — 741, Ken Wilkins 209-207-195-194 — 805. Totals: 617-672-584-554 — 2,427.

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Boulevard Bowl (4)

Don Cross 239-244-191-167 — 841, Mike Scaccia 246-192-191-210 — 839, Brian Hart 201-229-159-277 — 866. Totals: 686-665-541-634 — 2,546.

Kalpro (1)

Keith Lawyer 167-191-194-204 — 756, Kyle Wilkins 218-244-198-183 — 843, Joe Carusone 224-226-206-255 — 911. Totals: 609-661-598-642 — 2,510.

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Derenzo’s Tax Service (2)

P.J. Derenzo 201-189-238-182 — 810, Mark Derenzo 216-255-199-264 — 934, Anthony Clay 144-201-206-186 — 737. Totals: 561-645-643-632 — 2,481.

MBM Motorsports (3)

Lee Quivey 190-202-245-203 — 840, Zach Mecca 170-203-234-243 — 850, Tomy Bianchi 174-226-183-253 — 836. Totals: 534-631-662-699 — 2,526.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

TSS Printing 133.5-66.5, Sindoni Sausage 126-74, Battenkill Motor 120.5-79.5, Unbreakable Nutrition 119.5-80.5, Rogers Motorsports 115-85, Towne Bowling Academy 114.5-85.5, A Plus Heating No. 2 112-88, T.J. Bell Environmental 111.5-88.5, ABS 111-89, Syron’s Meat Market 109-91, My Three Sons 102.5-97.5, Main Street Café 96-104, Never Enough Performance 90-110, Revolutions Pro Shop 90-110, Broadway Lunch 88.5-111.5, Sportsman’s Bowl 86-114, JLD 79.5-120.5, Solid Surface 73-127, Next Level Detailing 65.5-134.5, A Plus Heating No. 1 56-144.

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Match summaries

Battenkill Motor (11)

Laura Rotter 184-226-214-198 — 822, Dan Rotter 203-226-245-232 — 906. Totals: 424-489-496-467 — 1,876.

Syron’s Meat Market (9)

Amanda Chrzanowski 245-237-244-194 — 920, John Askew 185-181-205-279 — 850. Totals: 444-432-463-487 — 1,826.

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Rogers Motorsports (15)

Jessica Aiezza 244-236-217-180 — 877, Ron Paradiso 210-225-248-202 — 885. Totals: 473-480-484-401 — 1,838.

Towne Bowling Academy (5)

Debbie Capullo 227-205-188-248 — 868, Ryan Gahan 210-161-161-268 — 800. Totals: 460-389-372-539 — 1,760.

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JLD (5)

Amber Brophy 177-193-182-186 — 738, Billy McGaffin Jr. 233-257-249-278 — 1,017. Totals: 440-480-461-494 — 1,875.

Broadway Lunch (15)

Renee Earl 224-193-210-188 — 815, Tom Earl 236-278-219-220 — 953. Totals: 495-506-464-443 — 1,908.

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TSS Printing (16)

Jackie Malone 224-257-259-224 — 964, Paul Dumas 279-206-215-192 — 892. Totals: 525-485-496-438 — 1,944.

Solid Surface (4)

Cheyanne Zullo 237-238-234-202 — 911, Austin Zullo 213-164-203-248 — 828. Totals: 488-440-475-488 — 1,891.

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Unbreakable Nutrition (15)

Niki Battistoni 289-268-226-181 — 964, Peter Battistoni 192-245-233-224 — 894. Totals: 515-547-493-439 — 1,994.

A Plus Heating No. 1 (5)

Michelle Largeteau 125-142-94-136 — 497, Gabe Criscuolo 182-188-226-205 — 801. Totals: 409-432-422-443 — 1,706.

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Never Enough Performance (3)

Kate Clark 173-214-188-212 — 787, Dave McLear 234-223-248-223 — 928. Totals: 434-464-463-462 — 1,823.

A Plus Heating No. 2 (17)

Victoria Shufelt 218-245-205-225 — 893, Zack Porter 259-237-220-227 — 943. Totals: 498-503-446-473 — 1,920.

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ABS (7)

Natasha Fazzone 211-209-196-258 — 874, Matt Fazzone 227-279-205-196 — 907. Totals: 453-503-416-469 — 1,841.

My Three Sons (13)

Patricia Kelly 224-214-212-238 — 888, Scott Rogers 268-246-213-190 — 917. Totals: 517-485-450-453 — 1,905.

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Main Street Café (13)

Ursula Pasquerella 171-193-210-191 — 765, Joe Venduro 247-225-201-214 — 887. Totals: 466-466-459-453 — 1,844.

Next Level Detailing (7)

Kim Swiatocha 198-211-288-192 — 889, Matt Swiatocha 215-202-213-216 — 846. Totals: 439-439-527-434 — 1,839.

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T.J. Bell Environmental (14)

Catie Bell 228-267-182-177 — 854, Mike Kamm 203-229-233-203 — 868. Totals: 478-543-462-427 — 1,910.

Sportsman’s Bowl (6)

Erika Poje (absent) 187-187-187-187 — 748, Dan Knutti 216-211-180-235 — 842. Totals: 451-446-415-470 — 1,782.

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Sindoni Sausage (19)

Liz Kuhlkin 259-279-237-267 — 1,042, Joe VanDerLinden 217-256-279-268 — 1,020. Totals: 482-541-522-541 — 2,086.

Revolutions Pro Shop (1)

Lindsey McPhail 200-213-229-224 — 866, Don Herrington 257-236-239-194 — 926. Totals: 472-464-483-433 — 1,852.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected].

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