In the Pocket: Rotterdam’s Kuhlkin facing new challenges away from bowling

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IN THE POCKET – PWBA standout Liz Kuhlkin is undoubtedly one of the greatest bowlers in Capital Region history, but she is facing some new challenges off the lanes. The 29-year-old Schalmont High School product is now in the process of playing a new mental game that is much more complicated than knowing when to switch balls or adjust angles to the pocket.

Although Kuhlkin has been working for Price Chopper/Market 32 for 10 years, she received a promotion from produce clerk to Zone Staffing Coordinator in October. She went from having a part-time job working 25-30 hours a week to a full-time supervisory position that carries much more responsibility. The former University of Nebraska star is adamant that she wants to continue her professional career at a high level, but she knows it won’t be easy.

“Before this promotion, I had a carefree existence. I did my work in the produce department, and then I went home at 2:30. When I left work, I left my work there,” Kuhlkin said.

“Now, it’s a little more involved. I have to deal with more issues. I have a work phone and a work computer with me. Honestly, I take my job very seriously. It’s another career for me now. I care about the job and doing well. At times over the last few months, I’ve brought my work home and was thinking about it at the lanes. That’s what you do when you care about a job. I’m working on that.”

Kuhlkin’s new position carries plenty of responsibilities.

“This is the first time in my career that I’ve had a full-time job,” Kuhlkin said. “At Price Chopper, there are eight zones, and every zone has 16 stores. I’m the coordinator for Zone 3, which means I have 16 stores where I supervise all the staffing clerks. I assist in hiring, recruiting and human resource questions. It’s a big job from the operational side. I’m used to dealing with customers all the time, but now I deal with employees all the time. It’s a big difference.”

Kuhlkin’s promotion not only means more pressure, but it has changed the way she thinks about her bowling career.

“I’ll be staying more local as far as tournaments are concerned,” she explained. “I don’t want to take the whole weekend driving. For example, I recently drove to New Jersey for a Brunswick appearance with Parker Bohn III and Johnny Petraglia. I hopped in the car on Friday after work and worked all weekend. That’s a long week. It’s been an adjustment, and it will be another adjustment when the PWBA Tour comes around in May.”

Fortunately, the Price Chopper/Market 32 administrators knew what they were getting into when they promoted Kuhlkin.

“I‘ve always wanted to move up in Price Chopper,” she said. “This was the perfect opportunity for me to move up and have more responsibility and still bowl. When I was first interviewed, they asked me why I didn’t want to become a store manager or co-manager, and I told them I couldn’t do a job like that because it involves being at the store five days a week all year long.”

Even in her new position, Kuhlkin continues to promote bowling.

“I’ve met a lot of people within Price Chopper that want to go bowling now. It’s really a cool way to spread the game that way. One of our managers even set up a bowling bonding weekend for his employees,” she said.

Apparently, Kuhlkin’s promotion hasn’t hindered her game much, at least during league season. She’s averaging 239 in the Towne Mixed Doubles league on Wednesday nights, and she has rolled three consecutive 1,000 four-game series. She’s also averaging 238 in the City League Monday nights at Towne. She recently registered her 57th career perfect game.

“The biggest thing is that I’m bowling pretty well as of late,” she said. “I have missed out on going to a couple of the big tournaments, like the Bud Bowl, but I would rather stay local, get some practice and rest than drive to Oswego, even though it’s important to bowl on more competitive tournament conditions.”

Kuhlkin, who has battled wrist pain this season, also is heavily involved in promoting the seven brands under the Brunswick bowling ball company umbrella. In order to promote the products, she has to use them.

“So far, I’ve drilled up at least 25 bowling balls this year. You can never keep up. I’m getting them drilled at Jack Fitzimmons’ place [Barbecue Recreation] in Hoosick Falls, and I love it there. But there is a lot more traveling involved, especially when I do ball reviews, which I’m doing a lot more of now. My job is to try to sell Brunswick products, and that means I’ve got to try them out and use them myself,” she explained.

Kuhlkin is still in the prime of her professional career. Her victory in last season’s PWBA Long Island Classic was her third career PWBA title and boosted her confidence after a four-year dry spell on tour. Kuhlkin, who also owns a pair of PWBA regional victories, still holds the national record for highest three-game series by a woman (890) and is a two-time USBC National High Average Award winner.

She was a member of two national championship teams at Nebraska, as well as the 2015 NTCA Division I Player of the Year and a three-time All-American.

The former Team USA member has two gold medals, two silver medals and five bronze medals in international competition.

She’s a multiple NYS Queens champion and a former Donato Scratch Singles titlist, as well.

Kuhlkin expects to be competitive once again when the PWBA Tour begins May 4-6 at the PWBA Stockton Open at Pacific Avenue Bowl.

“At the end of the day, my biggest thing is trying to be as consistent as I can be. I need consistent motion and rhythm, and I need to stay ahead of the lane transition better than I have been,” Kuhlkin said. “Obviously, I want to win again on tour, but honestly, I got the monkey off my back when I won last year. That showed that I’m still capable and the potential is still there. Yes, I do want to win again, but being in contention for Player of the Year is the ultimate goal of mine. Winning that award is the pinnacle of success on our tour. The last couple of years have been turbulent for me. I would bowl well one week, and then have some bad weeks.”

Kuhlkin was asked to evaluate her season so far.

“I would give myself a B-plus or an A-minus,” she said. “I want to stay healthy, and ultimately it’s all about balancing my life. I’ve got a full-time job now that provides financial stability and benefits. I did well in Marty’s tournament [Team Handicap Tournament at Towne Bowling Academy], and I just bowled pretty well in both the Blizzard Bowl and the City Tournament, where I cashed. I’ve bowled in a few tournaments here and there and cashed in most of them.

“It will be an adventure in May when the PWBA Tour begins again, and I’m sure it will be another transitional period for me. But at the end of the day, my bowling career is still a priority in my life.”

SECTION II EXCELS

Led by the Schalmont girls’ second-place finish in the small school division, Section II put on an outstanding performance at the NYSPHSAA Championship at Strike-N-Spare Lanes in Syracuse.

The Sabres placed three girls among the top 14 individually, led by freshman Brooke Howlan, who rolled the best six-game block with a 1,227. Marissa Phillips was tied for third with a 1,197, and Reagan Reckner was 14th with a 1,007. Howlan also had the high game with a 251, followed by Samantha Gromoll (243) and Phillips (235).

The Cohoes boys also finished second in the small school division, as Elijah Gillick rolled a 1,301 for third place honors individually.

Mohonasen placed third in the girls’ large school championship. Madyson Jones was 10th individually with a six-game block of 1,123, while Kianna Macapinlac was 11th with a 1,116.

Shenendehowa was fourth in the boys’ large school championship, as Jackson Brewer (1,281), Jonathan Millis (1,278) and Jeremy Shafer (1,273) were 11th, 12th, and 13th, respectively.

The Section II girls’ composite team was fourth behind Amy Chrzanowski of Colonie’s third-place showing (1,312). The Section II boys’ composite team was also fourth behind individual champion Zach Bombard of La Salle with a 1,410 six-game block. Jason Walker of Mechanicville rolled a perfect game during his 14th place finish individually (1,265).

STRIKES & SPARES

Local bowlers once again fared extremely well at the annual Super Bud Bowl at Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego last week. The prestigious event drew 1,112 overall entries (including re-entries), with the top 96 making the cut for match play. Area bowlers who made the cut and cashed included Jeff Kallner, Nick Harris, former champion Nick Galusha, Joe Mazuryk, Rich Strath, Brian LeClair, Gary Bingham, Roy Vanderbogart, Dan Auricchio, Jody Becker, Connor LeClair, Taylor LeClair, Matt Fazzone, Nick Zautner and R.J. Martinez.

It looks like the extremely popular Donato Scratch Singles Tournament is no more. Tommy Donato says another event will take its place. Details to come.

Boulevard Bowl hosts the next Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour event Saturday 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 Sunday 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 Sunday 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, wraps up 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 Friday at 9:30 p.m. and Saturday 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 concludes 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 final two squads of the Albany USBC Trio Tournament Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. each day. 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

Mark Ray delivered his 84th career 800 triple with a 278-822, Mike Guidarelli slammed a 269-769, Chris Smith tossed a 299-762 and Jay Diamond ripped a 278-760 to pace the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl. Ron Williams and Nick Peckowitz rolled perfect games.

Rich Strath belted a 277-803, Billy Wigand fired a 279-772, Patricia Kelly rolled a 279-769, Joel Donato produced a 266-757 and Marty Capullo tossed a 269-754 in the City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

In the Towne Mixed Doubles Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy, Joe VanDerLinden shot a 289 game during a 1,074 four-game series, Don Herrington shot a 279-1,050, Tom Earl fired a perfect game — his sixth this season and 53rd of his career — during a 1,051 set and Kuhlkin rolled a 300 game en route to a 1,001.

The Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic did not bowl Tuesday night because of the snowstorm.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Standings

Universal Auto Parts 34-10, Precision Floors 32-12, Muny Grille 29-15, JL Designs 29-15, All in 1 Realty 29-15, TSS Printing 28-16, Van Buren Enterprises 23-21, Bob’s Pro Shop 22-22, Metroland Photo 19-25, EBF Strong 17.5-26.5, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 17-27, TheSignBandits.com 15-29, IDID 10-34, Team 14 3.5-40.5.

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Match summaries

All in 1 Realty (4)

Nick Peckowitz 195-300-234 — 729, Tammy Sader 279-247-230 — 756, Rich Rogaski 191-226-234 — 651, Kevin Palmer 217-263-247 — 727. Totals: 882-1,036-945 — 2,863.

Universal Auto Parts (0)

Andy Smith 152-200-167 — 519, Bill Heaphy III 235-243-236 — 714, Chris Fedden 180-192-262 — 634, Chris Smith 299-222-241 — 762. Totals: 866-857-906 — 2,629.

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IDID (1)

Tony Fernandez 167-152-212 — 531, Joe Gordon 174-199-201 — 574, Jim Valentino 179-182-233 — 594, A.J. Perone 212-212-257 — 681. Totals: 732-745-903 — 2,380.

Bob’s Pro Shop (3)

Fred McMahon 196-259-214 — 669, Earl Lawrence Jr. 224-233-223 — 680, Bob Tedesco Jr. 230-258-232 — 720, Mike Smith 170-170-228 — 568. Totals: 820-920-897 — 2,637.

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Precision Floors (3)

Mike Guidarelli 269-253-247 — 769, Jim Bassotti 231-217-191 — 639, Eric Morrett 223-257-213 — 693, Matt Swiatocha 228-202-180 — 610. Totals: 951-929-831 — 2,711.

TSS Printing (1)

Rob Mengel 201-187-229 — 617, Corey Buckley 257-238-200 — 695, Zach Gravell 143-226-188 — 557, Tyler Mochrie 201-169-227 — 597. Totals: 802-820-844 — 2,466.

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Metroland Photo (3)

Lee Quivey 205-213-187 — 605, Shane Bargy 214-277-168 — 659, Cliff Ruth 200-214-185 — 599, B.J. Smith Jr. 266-170-289 — 725. Totals: 885-874-829 — 2,588.

Klonowski’s Pro Shop (1)

Anthony Clay 2445-254-222 — 721, Christian Caputo 258-246-231 — 735, Jackielynn Noble 195-190-199 — 584, Jim Petronis 225-210-222 — 657. Totals: 923-900-874 — 2,697.

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TheSignBandits.com (3)

Aiden Deitz 227-244-233 — 704, Bill Carl 198-233-214 — 645, Jason Deitz 225-164-219- – 608, Tim Bush 234-188-201 — 623. Totals: 884-829-867 — 2,580.

Van Buren Enterprises (1)

Dan Derizzo 232-201-191 — 624, Terry Ray 195-157-209 — 561, Brian French 266-181-230 — 677, Austin Van Buren 215-192-206 — 613. Totals: 908-731-836 — 2,475.

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Muny Grille (4)

Jay Diamond 278-244-238 — 760, Dave Bingham (absent) 194-194-194 — 582, Mark Ray 278-286-258 — 822, Jamie Diamond 259-245-199 — 703. Totals: 1,009-969-889 — 2,867.

Team 14 (0)

Vacant 215-215-215 — 645, Vacant 194-194-194 — 582, Vacant 225-225-225 — 675, Vacant 222-222-222 — 666. Totals: 856-856-856 — 2,568.

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EBF Strong (0)

J.P. Harrell 237-258-203 — 698, Melissa Childrose 225-200-186 — 611, Chris Fawcett (absent) 200-200-200 — 600, Russ Harrell 223-226-183 — 632. Totals: 885-884-772 — 2,541.

JL Designs (4)

Justin Lansing 246-244-226 — 716, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 201-222-243 — 666, Ron Williams 300-247-208 — 755, Billy McGaffin Jr. 238-232-235 — 705. Totals: 985-945-912 — 2,842.

CITY LEAGUE

Standings

Towne Bowling Academy 26-7, ABS 23-10, Broadway Lanes 22-11, DeCrescente Distributing 21-12, Sindoni Sausage 21-12, Rollarama 21-12, Downs Roofing 20-13, Falvey Real Estate 17-16, 20 North 17-16, KKV Recovery 17-16, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 16-17 J&F Lawncare 14-19, The Heritage Group 14-19, 518 Aliens 14-19, Kristel Mechanical 13-20, Da Royalty 13-20, Drive Line Motor 12-21, WMS Leasing 10-23, Boulevard Bowl 10-23, Bootlegger’s 9-24.

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Match summaries

Rollarama (2)

Dan Rotter 214-268-180 — 662, Jeremy Clute 191-178-211 — 580, Ron Paradiso 194-246-232 — 672, Ken LaBelle Jr. 238-236-225 — 699. Totals: 837-928-848 — 2,613.

Falvey Real Estate (1)

Dan Auricchio 223-244-183 — 650, Lee Aiezza 236-204-187 — 627, Jeff Young 194-205-174 — 573, Ron Unser 227-248-213 — 688. Totals: 880-901-757 — 2,538.

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KKV Recovery (1)

Alyssa Griffin 207-248-252 — 707, Nick DiCerbo 207-200-172 — 579, Don Herrington 211-248-247 — 706, Kara Struffolino 197-201-202 — 600. Totals: 822-897-873 — 2,592.

20 North (2)

Tommy Donato 247-213-212 — 672, Nick Galusha (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Joel Donato 243-248-266 — 757, Chris Radliff 256-212-237 — 705. Totals: 936-863-905 — 2,704.

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Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (2)

Ed Gumm 223-194-196 — 613, Chip Tashjian 247-216-275 — 738, Brad Lawyer 237-165-246 — 648, Jody Becker 204-149-180 — 533. Totals: 911-724-897 — 2,532.

J&F Lawncare (1)

Jason Brown (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Nick Stricos 196-217-209 — 622, Joe DeVellis Jr. 256-168-166 — 590, R.J. Martinez 236-202-236 — 674. Totals: 878-777-801 — 2,456.

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Kristel Mechanical (1)

Ed White 192-211-189 — 592, Bob Faragon 237-250-235 — 722, Bryan Kelley 280-202-213 — 695, Jeff Whitehouse 254-256-212 — 722. Totals: 963-919-849 — 2,731.

The Heritage Group (2)

Patricia Kelly 279-255-234 — 769, Amanda Chrzanowski 226-212-193 — 631, Mike Nolan 237-152-192 — 581, Bob Messick 222-189-265 — 676. Totals: 964-808-885 — 2,657.

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Da Royalty (1)

Will Cunningham 151-214-169- 534, Seth Friend 213-212-197 — 622, AJ Collins 256-224-231 — 711, David Squires 256-206-225 — 687. Totals: 876-856-822 — 2,554.

518 Aliens (2)

Chuck Schissler 186-222-213 — 621, Jenn Schissler 299-194-234 — 727, Chris Lee 254-186-278 — 718, Gabe Criscuolo 255-215-185 — 655. Totals: 994-817-910 — 2,721.

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Drive Line Motor (2)

Kate Clark 214-238-197 — 649, Chris Allen 227-204-214 — 645, Rob Beedelson 246-247-246 — 739, John Askew 225-206-202 — 633. Totals: 912-895-859 — 2,666.

Boulevard Bowl (1)

P.J. Derenzo 234-227-226 — 687, John Mecca 255-228-235 — 718, Mark Derenzo 279-195-190 — 664, Ken Wilkins 172-236-189 — 597. Totals: 940-886-840 — 2,666.

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WMS Leasing (2)

Chad Sutliff 234-209-205 — 648, Stephen Alexander 219-244-218 — 681, Lindsey McPhail 236-267-196 — 699, Tom Egan Jr. (absent) 190-190-190 — 570. Totals: 879-910-809 — 2,598.

Bootlegger’s (1)

Cassius Boyd 199-191-241 — 631, Charlie Provost 227-172-234 — 633, Eric Quinlivan 237-206-170 — 613, Marc Fowler 212-222-193 — 627. Totals: 875-791-838 — 2,504.

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Towne Bowling Academy (2)

Tom Earl 225-227-247 — 699, Tony Palumbo 225-236-218 — 679, Marty Capullo Jr. 269-259-226 — 754, Debbie Capullo 212-208-216 — 636. Totals: 931-930-907 — 2,768.

ABS (1)

Jeff Kallner 225-217-207 — 649, Matt Kallner 246-233-157 — 636, Craig Taylor 246-245-231 — 722, Matt Fazzone 257-193-198 — 648. Totals: 974-888-793 — 2,655.

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Broadway Lanes (1)

Roy Vanderbogart 210-226-233 — 669, John Pancake 213-236-222 — 671, Steve Wagoner 256-224-193 — 673, Justin Barcomb 216-226-179 — 621. Totals: 895-912-827 — 2,634.

DeCrescente Distributing (2)

Jessica Aiezza 247-215-227 — 689, Brian Mariano 246-213-268 — 727, Joe Gage 227-215-193 — 635, Liz Kuhlkin 258-250-233 — 741. Totals: 978-893-921 — 2,792.

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Sindoni Sausage (2)

Scott Chastenay 205-235-258 — 698, Mike Dicerbo 257-227-210 — 694, Rich Strath 257-269-277 — 803, Joe VanDerLinden 245-216-239 — 700. Totals: 964-957-984 — 2,895.

Downs Roofing (1)

David Orzechowski 266-248-225 — 739, Nick Barnes 233-190-238 — 661, Ryan Karabin 278-238-232 — 748, Billy Wigand 279-258-235 — 772. Totals: 1,056-934-930 — 2,920.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

Sindoni Sausage 143.5-76.5, TSS Printing 136-84, Unbreakable Nutrition 130.5-89.5, Battenkill Motor 129.5-90.5, T.J. Bell Environmental 129.5-90.5, Rogers Motorsports 129-91, ABS 122-98, Towne Bowling Academy 120.5-99.5, Syron’s Meat Market 118-102, My Three Sons 117.5-102.5, A Plus Heating No. 2 114-106, Revolutions Pro Shop 101-119, Main Street Café 101-119, Never Enough Performance 99.5-120.5, Broadway Lunch 98.5-121.5, Sportsman’s Bowl 96-124, JLD 89.5-130.5, Solid Surface 83-137, Next Level Detailing 80.5-139.5, A Plus Heating No. 1 61-159.

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Match summaries

My Three Sons (15)

Patricia Kelly 249-158-204-257 — 868, Craig Taylor 255-258-269-183 — 965. Totals: 527-439-496-463 — 1,925.

Main Street Café (5)

Ursula Pasquerella 179-226-208-179 — 792, Joe Venduro 185-224-202-204 — 815. Totals: 413-499-459-432 — 1,803.

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Never Enough Performance (9)

Kate Clark 233-225-240-221 — 919, Dave McLear 202-203-259-237 — 901. Totals: 463-456-527-486 — 1,932.

Revolutions Pro Shop (11)

Lindsey McPhail 247-220-214-205 — 886, Don Herrington 258-279-255-258 — 1,050. Totals: 520-514-484-478 — 1,996.

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Broadway Lunch (10)

Renee Earl 240-169-177-182 — 768, Tom Earl 247-300-279-217 — 1,043. Totals: 521-503-490-433 — 1,947.

Sportsman’s Bowl (10)

Erika Poje 196-215-236-201 — 848, Dan Knutti 243-186-246-222 — 897. Totals: 487-449-530-471 — 1,937.

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JLD (10)

Amber Brophy 214-191-150-197 — 752, Billy McGaffin Jr. 224-244-216-268 — 952. Totals: 468-465-396-495 — 1,824.

Solid Surface (10)

Cheyanne Zullo 211-191-259-181 — 842, Austin Zullo 215-222-222-263 — 922. Totals: 464-451-519-482 — 1,916.

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Next Level Detailing (15)

Kim Swiatocha 208-229-193-202 — 832, Matt Swiatocha 209-254-215-35 — 913. Totals: 443-509-434-463 — 1,849.

A Plus Heating No. 1 (5)

Michelle Largeteau 135-132-197-133 — 597, Gabe Criscuolo 206-203-216-158 — 783. Totals: 443-436-514-392 — 1,784.

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TSS Printing (2.5)

Jackie Malone 196-214-235-226 — 871, Paul Dumas 256-224-235-237 — 952. Totals: 474-460-492-485 — 1,911.

Sindoni Sausage (17.5)

Liz Kuhlkin 300-248-246-207 — 1,001, Joe VanDerLinden 247-259-279-289 — 1,074. Totals: 552-512-530-501 — 2,095.

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Battenkill Motor (9)

Laura Rotter 236-189-204-226 — 855, Dan Rotter 210-268-223-176 — 877. Totals: 481-492-462-437 — 1,872.

Unbreakable Nutrition (11)

Niki Battistoni 215-176-226-205 — 822, Peter Battistoni 239-221-244-211 — 915. Totals: 486-429-502-448 — 1,865.

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Rogers Motorsports (14)

Kelly Chrzanowski 202-210-198-191 — 801, Ron Paradiso 279-228-225-245 — 977. Totals: 512-469-454-467 — 1,902.

Towne Bowling Academy (6)

Debbie Capullo 248-265-197-279 — 989, Ryan Gahan 193-167-202-201 — 763. Totals: 464-455-422-503 — 1,844.

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A Plus Heating No. 2 (2)

Victoria Shufelt 202-191-256-209 — 858, Zack Porter 235-248-294-192 — 869. Totals: 458-460-471-422 — 1,811.

T.J. Bell Environmental (18)

Amanda Bashwinger 226-205-245-166 — 842, Mike Kamm 237-219-238-256 — 950. Totals: 505-466-525-464 — 1,960.

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ABS (11)

Natasha Fazzone 197-170-234-210 — 811, Matt Fazzone 200-259-256-244 — 959. Totals: 412-444-505-469 — 1,830.

Syron’s Meat Market (9)

Amanda Chrzanowski 228-199-181-216 — 824, John Askew 238-253-223-223 — 937. Totals: 480-466-418-453 — 1,817.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected].

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