In the Pocket: Guilderland’s Mazuryk is getting back into bowling competition

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IN THE POCKET – For a couple of decades, Joe Mazuryk was the undisputed king of the hill among Capital Region amateur male bowlers. His power, skill and game management made him the favorite every time he stepped onto the lanes, whether competing in an individual scratch event or in tandem with longtime doubles partner Mike Drexel.

Yet Mazuryk, now 46, gradually backed off from competition to spend more time with his kids and wife, Jamie. He popped up at a special event occasionally, but he was never a big fan of league competition, and he usually only showed up at a few major tournaments.

Now that the Voorheesville High School and SUNY Schenectady graduate is working with his wife’s very successful real estate company, CM Fox Real Estate LLC, and their children are a little older, Mazuryk has a little more time to practice and compete in some serious events. The Guilderland resident showed he’s once again a force to be reckoned with when he won last weekend’s 8-Game Marathon at Fishkill Bowl.

“Basically, I’ve been bowling quite a bit lately,” said Mazuryk. “I did quite well in the Fishkill tournament, and I’ve been filling in at Marty’s place [the City League at Towne Bowling Academy]. I told a couple of people that I can sub, and my phone has been ringing all the time. Maybe next season, I’ll get back into a league.”

Mazuryk believes he can still compete with the best in the area, but he still needs to fine-tune his game.

“I’m 46 now, and I know I’m still competitive,” he said. “My kids are older, and now that I’m doing the real estate thing with my wife, I can practice during the day a little more. I’m really getting into it now. I’ll go to Marty’s place and practice with Nick Galusha, Ed Gumm and Matt Fazzone, or I’ll go to Tom Walsh’s place [Uncle Sam Lanes] and practice with Warren Guernsey.

“What’s really helped me is that I’ve been working out a lot. I’ve got 1,500 rounds on my Peleton [high-level exercise bike], and during the marathon tournament, I didn’t get tired. My ball speed is up and my legs weren’t tired. I think my conditioning has got to help me a lot. But as far as the game, it has changed a lot in the last few years. Urethane is back in play and the patterns are tighter. I’m still trying to figure out my equipment. Brian [LeClair] and Warren have drilled me up a couple of balls, but there are still pieces I need to fill in my arsenal.”

Mazuryk prefers to keep his bowling equipment choices simple.

“I won the tournament over the weekend with a Global Messenger the whole day. I’ve always been a Storm/Roto Grip guy, but now I’ve been using a lot of Global 900 stuff. I’m not a guy who drills a lot of equipment. I like to make my adjustments with hand position and speed, when I can. These days, everyone is looking for that magic ball for their adjustments. That’s fine for them, but I still prefer to make other adjustments first.”

Mazuryk pointed out that along with subbing in the City League, he’s shown some positive signs in tournament competition.

“I’m still figuring things out in terms of ball speed and rotation, but I made the cut at the Bud Bowl and at Doug Kent’s place [the Brockmyre Classic at Rose Bowl]. I made the cut but then lost my ball reaction. I should excel when the lanes start to hook, but I’m having a little trouble with the transition right now,” he noted.

Mazuryk rarely had trouble making the right moves during his two decades as king of the hill. He once won a record three New England Bowling Association tournaments in a row to go along with an unbelievable 30 Huck Finn Capital Region Bowling Show victories and another 15 Northern Bowlers Association titles, including the Cuby Cup points championship.

Mazuryk also won the prestigious Bowlers Journal crown and finished in the top eight at the national Super Hoinke championship. He’s collected 79 perfect games and approximately 30 800 triples — extremely impressive when you consider that he’s rarely competed much in league competition during his entire career. His best triple is an 845, and he once averaged 233 in league play.

“I’m in a different situation now, so I can practice when I want,” Mazuryk said. “League bowling just keeps your hand in the ball so you are ready for tournaments. Nick Galusha is my doubles partner now that Mike Drexel doesn’t bowl any more, and we practice a lot. I do miss hanging out with the guys in league play, but I don’t like getting too involved in the league [house] shots.

Mazuryk knows the game has changed quite a bit over the last few years, and he’s still trying to catch up.

“Obviously, the two-handers are a thing now, and they break down the lanes differently. I’ve been talking to Brian LeClair about the lane conditions, and he explained there is more oil now in the body of the lane, which makes transition a little trickier. When you throw in the 2-handers and the urethane equipment, the moves you make aren’t the same moves I did earlier in my career,” he said.

“Business is good, so I can stay home with the kids and work a lot from home. It allows me a lot of flexibility,” Mazuryk said. “If I walk into a bowling center and don’t think I can win, I don’t want to be there.

“For example, I bowl in the Donato [Scratch Singles] every year. I make the cut, but I’m not as sharp as I used to be, and I lose in the early matches. Now, I’m practicing a lot and my physical game is good. My legs are strong. I’m learning how to play on the fresh [oil] from the right, and I’ve gotten a lot better with that than I used to be. I might be better now on the fresh than when the lanes are hooking. But when I look around at the tournaments these days, I don’t know a lot of the younger guys.”

Watch out if Mazuryk continues to adjust to the current bowling conditions. His exceptional physical game once again makes him a threat in every event.

STRIKES & SPARES

Speaking of the Donato Scratch Singles, despite some confusion, the popular event is back for its 20th annual edition to honor the late area stars, the legendary Joe Donato and his son, Tom Donato. The first qualifying squad will be Saturday for seniors and women only at Sportsman’s Bowl at 2 p.m. Entry fee is $75, and first place is $2,500 guaranteed. All semifinalists will receive a minimum of $120. Other squads so far are Sunday (KPA Latham, 10 a.m.), April 7 (Towne Bowling Academy, 9:15 p.m.), April 14 (Towne Bowling Academy, 9:30 p.m.), April 15 (Towne Bowling Academy, 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.) and April 16 (Towne Bowling Academy, 9 a.m. and noon). The finals will be April 16 at Towne Bowling Academy following the two qualifying squads. The sponsors are the Jamie Mazuryk Homes Team at CM Fox Real Estate, Carpet This, Becker Inc. and ABS. Call Tommy Donato (518-788-0771) for more information.

The Schenectady USBC Annual Meeting is set for April 23 at Sportsman’s Bowl at 2 p.m. Any Schenectady USBC sanctioned bowler is welcome to attend. Included on the agenda will be a season summary, a financial report and an election of officers.

Local bowlers fared very well at the annual Green Mountain Open in Rutland, Vermont. Amanda Chrzanowski rolled her first 300 game, and Jessica Aiezza took the lead in numerous events with local teammates. Aiezza shot a 705 triple to grab the women’s singles lead, fired a 746 and teamed up with Liz Kuhlkin to take over the women’s doubles scratch and handicap lead, ripped a 769 to take the lead with Dave Meyers in the mixed doubles and shot a 647 as her team including Kuhlkin, Suzie Morine, Chrzanowski and Patricia Kelly took the lead in women’s team.

Anthony Scaccia of Voorheesville finished 88th at the prestigious USBC Masters hosted by Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Michigan. Scaccia averaged 207.93 for 15 games and earned $1,340. Kyle Haines of Altamont finished 263rd, averaging 190.07, while Derek Engeln of Clifton Park finished 348th and averagered 179.07.

Jeff Kallner rolled his 10th perfect game of the season in the Towne Majors Tuesday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

R.J. Martinez had a big weekend winning the CAC Singles Tournament title and $1,000 with a 777 triple and then finishing third in the Fishkill 8-game Marathon. Nick Galusha, Darrell Coonrad and Zach Bogholtz also cashed at Fishkill.

The Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour heads to Patel’s Kingston Lanes for a 10 a.m. start on Sunday. At least $500 will be added to the scholarship fund, and there will be optional Junior Gold qualifying.

The Amateur League Bowlers Association of New York’s Main Event is set for April 23 at Kingpin’s Alley Latham at 9:30 a.m. Half the field is guaranteed to cash for a minimum of $25, and the top three qualifiers advance to a stepladder finals and a share of a $1,000 prize pool. There is also a complimentary Italian buffet. Handicap will once again be 100% of 215 with a maximum of 75 pins per game. Entry fee is $45 if paid before April 17, and $55 otherwise.

The John Drexel Memorial Doubles Tournament will be held May 7 at Town ’N Country Lanes. First place will be $2,000, based on 50 entries. There will be two qualifying squads at 9 a.m. and noon, followed by the finals. For more information, contact Julie Drexel or Town ’N Country Lanes.

Boulevard Bowl will host Benny’s Blind Bowling Bash May 13 at 1 p.m. The four-person team event has an unusual format as after five minutes of practice, a curtain closes so that the bowlers won’t be able to see the pins. Handicap is 90% of a 940 team average. One in four teams will cash. Entry fee is $100 per team. Brackets, raffles and other optional events will be available. All proceeds go toward a local family in need. Contact Benny Alois or Boulevard Bowl for more information.

Bruce Lynch (810, $300) won Class A, Joe Thibodeau (781, $320) won Class B and Frank Ciarlone (736, $225) won Class C of their respective divisions at the Charlie Bechard Memorial Senior Tournament at Green Island Lanes.

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]).

MAJOR BOWLING

Bryan Kelley delivered a 290-836, Rob Beedelson fired a 279-795, Marty Capullo rolled a perfect game en route to a 787, Debbie Capullo ripped a 280-778 and Craig Taylor shot a 296-771 in the City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

Justin Lansing tossed a perfect game during an 801 triple, Chris Smith slammed a 299 and a 279 during a 779 and Melissa Childrose rolled a 279-760 in the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl. Fred McMahon recorded a perfect game.

Tony Bianchi drilled a 266-933, Keith Lawyer ripped a 266-915, Lee Quivey tossed a 242-907, Cliff Ruth shot a 257-901 and Ken Wilkins delivered a 255-900 in the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl.

Matt Swiatocha slammed a 290-1,052 four-game series, Cheyanne Zullo fired a 279-1,029, Scott Rogers produced a 268-1,026 and Liz Kuhlkin tossed a 279-1,014 in the Towne Mixed Doubles Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

CITY LEAGUE

Standings

Towne Bowling Academy 29-10, Broadway Lanes 28-11, ABS 27-12, DeCrescente Distributing 24-15, Sindoni Sausage 24-15, Rollarama 24-15, Downs Roofing 23.5-15.5, 20 North 21.5-17.5, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 20-19, J&F Lawncare 19-20, Da Royalty 18-21, Falvey Real Estate 17-22, Drive Line Motor 17-22, KKV Recovery 17-22, The Heritage Group 16-23, 518 Aliens 15-24, Kristel Mechanical 14-25, WMS Leasing 13-26, Boulevard Bowl 13-26, Bootlegger’s 10-29.

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Match summaries

Rollarama (1)

Dan Rotter 207-254-204 — 665, Jeremy Clute 177-211-181 — 569, Ron Paradiso 233-255-213 — 701, Ken LaBelle Jr. 218-267-227 — 712. Totals: 835-987-825 — 2,647.

DeCrescente Distributing (2)

Jessica Aiezza 257-211-228 — 696, Brian Mariano 181-159-210 — 550, Suzie Morine239-224-207 — 670, Liz Kuhlkin 226-159-268 — 653. Totals: 903-753-913 — 2,569.

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Downs Roofing (1.5)

David Orzechowski 237-208-202 — 647, Nick Barnes 226-219-209 — 654, Ryan Karabin 244-225-247 — 716, Billy Wigand 211-277-214 — 702. Totals: 918-929-872 — 2,719.

20 North (1.5)

Tommy Donato 169-226-195 — 590, Nick Galusha 209-238-268 — 715, Joe Mazuryk 242-224-215 — 681, Chris Radliff 190-241-246 — 677. Totals: 810-829-924 — 2,663.

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Falvey Real Estate (0)

Dan Auricchio 238-272-228 — 738, Lee Aiezza 185-178-178 — 541, Jeff Young 226-193-235 — 654, Ron Unser 184-168-226 — 578. Totals: 833-811-867 — 2,511.

Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (3)

Ed Gumm 247-253-205 — 705, Chip Tashjian 238-191-215 — 644, Brad Lawyer 228-255-258 — 741, Jody Becker 160-218-233 — 611. Totals: 873-917-911 — 2,701.

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KKV Recovery (0)

Alyssa Griffin 173-191-191 — 555, Nick DiCerbo 172-216-157 — 545, Kara Struffolino 184-179-223 — 586, Vinny Struffolino 217-196-205 — 618. Totals: 746-782-776 — 2,304.

J&F Lawncare (3)

Jason Brown 267-211-215 — 693, Nick Stricos 180-218-201 — 599, Joe DeVellis Jr. 234-247-202 — 683, R.J. Martinez 236-237-235 — 708. Totals: 917-913-853 — 2,683.

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Da Royalty (3)

Will Cunningham 256-214-240 — 710, A.J. Collins 233-219-215 — 667, David Squires 225-212-248 — 685, James Turner 248-256-212 — 716. Totals: 962-901-915 — 2,778.

518 Aliens (0)

Chuck Schissler 244-211-221 — 676, Jenn Schissler 247-237-217 — 701, Chris Lee 203-266-164 — 633, Gabe Criscuolo 243-171-160 — 574. Totals: 937-885-762 — 2,584.

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Kristel Mechanical (0)

Ed White 206-247-225 — 578, Mel Kristel (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Bryan Kelley 268-290-278 — 836, Jeff Whitehouse 245-223-225 — 693. Totals: 909-950-818 — 2,777.

Drive Line Motor (3)

Kate Clark 220-234-225 — 679, Chris Allen 264-211-214 — 689, Rob Beedelson 247-279-269 — 795, John Askew 226-237-267 — 730. Totals: 957-961-975 — 2,893.

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The Heritage Group (2)

Bill Nolan 207-218-201 — 626, Amanda Chrzanowski (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Mike Nolan 242-231-169 — 642, Bob Messick 245-206-267 — 718. Totals: 884-845-827 — 2,556.

Boulevard Bowl (1)

P.J. Derenzo 202-207-225 — 634, John Mecca 210-207-203 — 620, Brian Hart 171-234-185 — 590, Ken Wilkins 223-266-205 — 694. Totals: 806-914-818 — 2,538.

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WMS Leasing (3)

Chad Sutliff 213-159-181 — 553, Stephen Alexander 245-225-234 — 704, Lindsey McPhail 257-206-222 — 685, Tom Egan Jr. 247-256-233 — 736. Totals: 962-846-870 — 2,678.

Bootlegger’s (0)

Cassius Boyd 223-178-234 — 635, Doug Provost 175-191-226 — 592, Eric Quinlivan (absent) 190-190-190 — 570, Marc Fowler (absent) 190-190-190 — 570. Totals: 778-749-840 — 2,367.

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Towne Bowling Academy (2)

Tom Earl 236-255-235 — 726, Tony Palumbo 227-224-248 — 699, Marty Capullo Jr. 300-264-223 — 787, Debbie Capullo 280-259-239 — 778. Totals: 1,043-1,002-945 — 2,990.

ABS (1)

Jeff Kallner 234-277-188 — 699, Matt Kallner 256-269-203 — 728, Craig Taylor 240-296-235 — 771, Matt Fazzone 235-215-197 — 647. Totals: 965-1,057-823 — 2,845.

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Broadway Lanes (3)

Roy Vanderbogart 289-269-198 — 756, John Pancake 244-214-2446 — 704, Steve Wagoner 233-248-190 — 671, Justin Barcomb 259-217-247 — 723. Totals: 1,025-948-881 — 2,854.

Sindoni Sausage (0)

Scott Chastenay 179-246-204 — 629, Mike Dicerbo 203-199-224 — 626, Rich Strath 225-221-225 — 671, Joe VanDerLinden 290-258-206 — 754. Totals: 897-924-859 — 2,680.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Standings

Universal Auto Parts 40-12, Precision Floors 37-15, JL Designs 36-16, Muny Grille 36-16, TSS Printing 32-20, All in 1 Realty 31-21, Van Buren Enterprises 25-27, Bob’s Pro Shop 25-27, Metroland Photo 24-28, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 22-30, TheSignBandits.com 20-32, EBF Strong 18.5-33.5, IDID 13-39, Team 14 4.5-47.5.

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Match summaries

JL Designs (4)

Justin Lansing 268-300-233 — 801, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 199-222-217 — 638, Ron Williams 210-287-227 — 724, Billy McGaffin Jr. 226-234-277 — 737. Totals: 903-1,043-954 — 2,900.

Van Buren Enterprises (0)

Dan Derizzo 200-222-279 — 701, Terry Ray 193-227-226 — 646, Austin Van Buren 256-246-181 — 683, Chris Murray 195-156-146 — 497. Totals: 844-851-832 — 2,527.

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Muny Grille (3)

Sherm Bowman 234-224-198 — 656, Gary Bingham 223-212-196 — 631, Mark Ray 231-228-254 — 713, Jamie Diamond 248-226-234 — 708. Totals: 936-890-882 — 2,708.

Metroland Photo (1)

Lee Quivey 176-216-266 — 658, Steve Renzi 195-171-223 — 589, Cliff Ruth 183-213-248 — 644, Robin Fredenburgh 257-214-216 — 687. Totals: 811-814-953 — 2,578.

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EBF Strong (1)

John Liberatore (absent) 193-193-193 — 579, J.P. Harrell 257-236-216 — 709, Melissa Childrose 258-223-279 — 760, Chris Fawcett (absent) 200-200-200 — 600. Totals: 908-852-888 — 2,648.

Bob’s Pro Shop (3)

Fred McMahon 182-300-224 — 706, Earl Lawrence Jr. 210-242-226 — 678, Bob Tedesco Jr. 197-256-265 — 718, Zach Gravell 222-217-208 — 647. Totals: 811-1,015-923 — 2,749.

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Team 14 (1)

Vacant 182-182-182 — 546, Vacant 202-202-202 — 606, Vacant 176-176-176 — 528, Vacant 203-203-203 — 609. Totals: 763-763-763 — 2,289.

IDID (3)

Tony Fernandez 190-213-208 — 611, Dean Halpin 216-214-197 — 627, Jim Valentino 182-224-150 — 556, A.J. Perone 216-213-191 — 620. Totals: 804-864-746 — 2,414.

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TSS Printing (3)

Rob Mengel 226-161-193 — 580, Corey Buckley 246-220-205 — 671, Tyler Mochrie 248-216-237 — 701, Matt Olson 207-278-211 — 696. Totals: 927-875-846 — 2,648.

All in 1 Realty (1)

Nick Peckowitz 181-244-193 — 618, Tammy Sader 207-172-237 — 616, Rich Rogaski 190-203-233 — 626, Kevin Palmer 153-190-247 — 590. Totals: 731-809-910 — 2,450.

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Precision Floors (3)

Mike Guidarelli 235-238-213 — 686, Jim Bassotti 217-238-241 — 696, Eric Morrett 179-191-236 — 606, Matt Swiatocha 190-257-207 — 654. Totals: 821-924-897 — 2,642.

Klonowski’s Pro Shop (1)

Anthony Clay 172-148-223 — 543, Christian Caputo 279-206-175 — 660, Jackielynn Noble 227-168-215 — 610, Jim Petronis 239-193-215 — 647. Totals: 917-715-828 — 2,460.

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TheSignBandits.com (1)

Aiden Deitz 217-175-253 — 645, Rich Ellis 202-155-214 — 571, Bill Carl 198-191-168 — 557, Jason Deitz 226-183-208 — 617. Totals: 843-704-843 — 2,390.

Universal Auto Parts (3)

Andy Smith 204-205-220 — 630, Bill Heaphy III 245-222-195 — 662, Chris Fedden 257-206-199 — 662, Chris Smith 299-279-201 — 779. Totals: 1,006-912-815 — 2,733.

FRANK DePALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Standings

Masons Automotive 38-22, Boulevard Bowl 31-29, Derenzo’s Tax Service 31-29, Kalpro 31-29, D.A. Parisi & Co. 27-33, MBM Motorsports 22-38.

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Match summaries

D.A. Parisi & Co. (1)

John Mecca 237-196-247-173 — 853, Jeff Williams 176-1790-180-176 — 702 Ken Wilkins 232-211-202-255 — 900. Totals: 645-577-629-604 — 2,455.

Derenzo’s Tax Service (4)

P.J. Derenzo 224-223-226-204 — 877, Mark Derenzo 209-205-248-213 — 875, Jason Palmer 190-268-207-213 — 878. Totals: 623-696-681-630 — 2,630.

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MBM Motorsports (1)

Zach Mecca 165-182-179-161 — 687, Tony Bianchi 266-241-245-181 — 933, Dave Faulkner 228-172-223-184 — 807. Totals: 659-595-647-526 — 2,427.

Masons Automotive (4)

Mark Hansen 179-191-267-183 — 820, Robin Fredenburgh 211-207-233-151 — 802, Lee Quivey 236-242-206-223 — 907. Totals: 626-640-706-557 — 2,529.

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Kalpro (4)

Keith Lawyer 226-266-200-223 — 915, Cliff Ruth 193-257-215-236 — 901, Joe Carusone 217-185-210-211 — 823. Totals: 636-708-625-670 — 2,639.

Boulevard Bowl (1)

Don Cross 248-186-189-201 — 824, Mike Scaccia 246-221-226-192 — 885, Brian Hart 216-243-209-212 — 880. Totals: 710-650-624-605 — 2,589.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Standings

Sindoni Sausage 170.5-89.5, T.J. Bell Environmental 161.5-98.5, Battenkill Motor 155-105, Syron’s Meat Market 153-107, TSS Printing 151-109, Unbreakable Nutrition 150.5-109.5, ABS 149-111, Rogers Motorsports 142-118, Towne Bowling Academy 139.5-120.5, A Plus Heating No. 2 136-124, My Three Sons 135.5-124.5, Revolutions Pro Shop 117-143, Sportsman’s Bowl 117-143, Main Street Café 116-144, Solid Surface 115-145, Broadway Lunch 108.5-151.5, Never Enough Performance 1075-152.5, JLD 102.5-157.5, Next Level Detailing 101.5-158.5, A Plus Heating No. 1 71.5-188.5.

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Match summaries

Main Street Café (14)

Ursula Pasquerella 185-208-213-182 — 788, Jeff Kallner 258-194-238-280 — 970. Totals: 475-434-483-494 — 1,886.

A Plus Heating No. 1 (6)

Michelle Largeteau 184-129-192-150 — 655, Gabe Criscuolo 191-202-169-193 — 755. Totals: 475-431-461-443 — 1,810.

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T.J. Bell Environmental (18)

Catie Bell 247-247-256-243 — 993, Mike Kamm 198-214-255-268 — 935. Totals: 490-506-556-556 — 2,108.

Broadway Lunch (2)

Renee Earl 189-162-230-217 — 798, Tom Earl 216-251-237-236 — 940. Totals: 438-446-500-486 — 1,870.

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A Plus Heating No. 2 (13)

Victoria Shufelt 277-188-215-192 — 872, Zack Porter 226-276-268-211 — 981. Totals: 525-486-505-425 — 1,941.

Towne Bowling Academy (7)

Debbie Capullo 236-196-245-224 — 901, Ryan Gahan 190-241-174-235 — 840. Totals: 449-460-442-482 — 1,833.

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Never Enough Performance (2)

Kate Clark 191-179-190-212 — 772, Dave McLear 224-196-218-249 — 887. Totals: 442-402-435-488 — 1,767.

Sportsman’s Bowl (18)

Erika Poje 236-200-208-267 — 911, Dan Knutti 234-259-203-232 — 928. Totals: 517-506-458-546 — 2,027.

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Battenkill Motor (10)

Laura Rotter 195-177-192-216 — 780, Dan Rotter 238-226-256-223 — 943. Totals: 467-437-482-473 — 1,959.

ABS (10)

Natasha Fazzone 206-259-196-239 — 900, Matt Fazzone 217-279-247-192 — 935. Totals: 439-554-459-447 — 1,899.

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JLD (2)

Jessica Aiezza 244-202-216-160 — 822, Billy McGaffin Jr. 233-194-226-255 — 908. Totals: 487-406-452-425 — 1,770.

Solid Surface (18)

Cheyanne Zullo 279-245-248-257 — 1,029, Cassius Boyd 222-269-202-200 — 893. Totals: 535-548-484-491 — 2,058.

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Unbreakable Nutrition (2)

Niki Battistoni 248-245-222-209 — 924, Peter Battistoni 242-233-221-205 — 901. Totals: 522-510-475-446 — 1,953.

Sindoni Sausage (18)

Liz Kuhlkin 268-279-236-231 — 1,014, Joe VanDerLinden 258-236-244-256 — 994. Totals: 529-518-483-490 — 2,020.

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Syron’s Meat Market (16)

Amanda Chrzanowski 235-226-236-177 — 874, John Askew 244-247-233-206 — 930. Totals: 494-488-484-398 — 1,864.

Revolutions Pro Shop (4)

Lindsey McPhail 160-207-204-223 — 794, Don Herrington 214-234-182-215 — 845. Totals: 386-453-398-450 — 1,687.

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Rogers Motorsports (7)

Kelly Chrzanowski 265-206-177-212 — 860, Tom Rogers 246-183-244-190 — 863. Totals: 549-427-459-440 — 1,875.

TSS Printing (13)

Eliza Arasim 245-256-210-222 — 933, Paul Dumas 214-276-211-202 — 903. Totals: 486-559-448-451 — 1,944.

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My Three Sons (7)

Patricia Kelly 259-227-183-229 — 898, Scott Rogers 233-267-258-268 — 1,026. Totals: 516-518-465-521 — 2,020.

Next Level Detailing (13)

Kim Swiatocha 248-161-226-256 — 891, Matt Swiatocha 279-228-290-255 — 1,052. Totals: 553-415-542-537 — 2,047.

Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected].

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