Saturday, October 20, 2007
Friday, October 05, 2007
BRATTLEBORO BOWL
September 23rd found us at Brattleboro Bowl, Brattleboro, VT for our 3rd tournament of the season. Our bowlers found themselves faced with the PBA Shark pattern again.
Prep Division (l-r): Josh McCart (NY), Jackie Evans (MA) placed 2nd, Anthony Swenson (MA) placed 1st, and Dakota Fleury (VT) placed 3rd. Jackie rolled the high numbers for this divsion with a 175 game and 823 series.
Collegiate boys (l-r): Jon Kalbfus (NY), Josh Grabiec (CT), Gold medalist Danny Khuu (MA), Silver Medalist Ali Dihmes (CT), Ryan Evans (MA), and Bronze medalist Michael Masse (MA). Jon rolled the 208 high game. Ali had high series with 1092.
Girls Division (l-r): Erica Masse (MA) bronze, Julianne Belsky (MA), Liz Pratt (NY) silver, and Leigh Pratt (NY) gold. High qualifying game and series (208 and 1077) were thrown by Leigh.
Junior Boys Division (l-r): Steve Pyrcz (CT) finished 2nd, Cameron Lawson (VT) 1st, and Josh Regnier (CT) 3rd. Cameron rolled the high game (209) and series (967) for the division.
Junior Girls Division (l-r): Bethany Duchowny (NY), Rebecca Pratt (NY) gold, Ashley Reid (CT) bronze, and Brianna Amidon (MA) silver. Brianna rolled the highs for this division of 236 and 1076.
Major Boys (l-r): silver medalist David Rice (VT), gold medalist Kyle Rasmussen (CT), bronze medalist Marcus Erickson (MA) , Nick Jensen (CT), Matt Peter (MA), Ryan Erickson (MA), David Thomas (MA), Nate DeGray (CT), and Cameron Carrier (VT). David rolled the high game (221) and series (1154) in qualifying.
Prep Division (l-r): Josh McCart (NY), Jackie Evans (MA) placed 2nd, Anthony Swenson (MA) placed 1st, and Dakota Fleury (VT) placed 3rd. Jackie rolled the high numbers for this divsion with a 175 game and 823 series.
Collegiate boys (l-r): Jon Kalbfus (NY), Josh Grabiec (CT), Gold medalist Danny Khuu (MA), Silver Medalist Ali Dihmes (CT), Ryan Evans (MA), and Bronze medalist Michael Masse (MA). Jon rolled the 208 high game. Ali had high series with 1092.
Girls Division (l-r): Erica Masse (MA) bronze, Julianne Belsky (MA), Liz Pratt (NY) silver, and Leigh Pratt (NY) gold. High qualifying game and series (208 and 1077) were thrown by Leigh.
Junior Boys Division (l-r): Steve Pyrcz (CT) finished 2nd, Cameron Lawson (VT) 1st, and Josh Regnier (CT) 3rd. Cameron rolled the high game (209) and series (967) for the division.
Junior Girls Division (l-r): Bethany Duchowny (NY), Rebecca Pratt (NY) gold, Ashley Reid (CT) bronze, and Brianna Amidon (MA) silver. Brianna rolled the highs for this division of 236 and 1076.
Major Boys (l-r): silver medalist David Rice (VT), gold medalist Kyle Rasmussen (CT), bronze medalist Marcus Erickson (MA) , Nick Jensen (CT), Matt Peter (MA), Ryan Erickson (MA), David Thomas (MA), Nate DeGray (CT), and Cameron Carrier (VT). David rolled the high game (221) and series (1154) in qualifying.
Hoe Bowl Mardi Bob
The second NeJST tournament of the season was held 9/16/07 at Hoe Bowl Mardi Bob, Poughkeepsie, NY on a difficult 40 foot gutter to gutter lane condition. 37 bowlers competed with a field average of 152.57
Six Collegiate Boys (aged 18-21) averaged 164.7 with a high game of 213 by Dan Quesnell, Kingston, NY, and high series of 1034 by Josh Grabiec, Fairfield, CT. Medalists were Josh Grabiec (gold), Bobby Micklick, Highland, NY (silver), and Jonathan Kalbfus, Wappingers Falls, NY (bronze).
Four Girls (aged 15 -21) averaged 143.8 with a high game of 204 by Liz Pratt, Troy, NY, and high series of 1006 by Leigh Pratt, Troy, NY. Medalists were Leigh Pratt (gold), Liz Pratt (silver), and Rosanne Jansen, Kingston, NY (bronze).
Five Junior Boys (aged 12-14) averaged 150.7 with a high game of 208 by Anthony Santostefano, Wappingers Falls, NY, and high series of 1009 by Josh Regnier, Enfield, CT. Medalists were Anthony Santostefano (gold), Josh Regnier (silver), and Christopher Dziengiel, Pine Bush, NY (bronze).
Five Junior Girls averaged 137.4 with a high game of 201 by Brianna Amidon, Pittsfield, MA, and high series of 928 by Tory Jansen, Kingston, NY. Medalists were Tory Jansen (gold), Bethany Duchowny, Charlton, NY (silver), and Brianna Amidon (bronze).
14 Major Boys (aged 15-17) averaged 162.2 with a high game of 245 by T. J. Bailey, Hopewell Junction, NY, and high series of 1170 by Alex Weglarz, Schaghticoke, NY. Medalists were David Rice, Shaftsbury, VT (gold), Alex Weglarz (silver), and T. J Bailey (bronze).
Three Prep Boys/Girls (aged 11 and under) averaged 116.2 with a high game of 160 and high series of 870 by Ross Whitehead, Walden, NY. Medalists were Ross Whitehead (gold), Maeson Cooper, Troy, NY (silver), and Joshua McCart, Hoosick Falls, NY (bronze).
Josh Regnier won the Mystery Score Jackpot ($32 scholarship). The jackpot will begin accruing again next tournament. The Shoot-Out was won by Shaun Mitchell, Port Ewen, NY, who receives a $45 scholarship.
Shaun Mitchell and Tory Jansen were the advancers of the Junior Gold qualifiers.
Six Collegiate Boys (aged 18-21) averaged 164.7 with a high game of 213 by Dan Quesnell, Kingston, NY, and high series of 1034 by Josh Grabiec, Fairfield, CT. Medalists were Josh Grabiec (gold), Bobby Micklick, Highland, NY (silver), and Jonathan Kalbfus, Wappingers Falls, NY (bronze).
Four Girls (aged 15 -21) averaged 143.8 with a high game of 204 by Liz Pratt, Troy, NY, and high series of 1006 by Leigh Pratt, Troy, NY. Medalists were Leigh Pratt (gold), Liz Pratt (silver), and Rosanne Jansen, Kingston, NY (bronze).
Five Junior Boys (aged 12-14) averaged 150.7 with a high game of 208 by Anthony Santostefano, Wappingers Falls, NY, and high series of 1009 by Josh Regnier, Enfield, CT. Medalists were Anthony Santostefano (gold), Josh Regnier (silver), and Christopher Dziengiel, Pine Bush, NY (bronze).
Five Junior Girls averaged 137.4 with a high game of 201 by Brianna Amidon, Pittsfield, MA, and high series of 928 by Tory Jansen, Kingston, NY. Medalists were Tory Jansen (gold), Bethany Duchowny, Charlton, NY (silver), and Brianna Amidon (bronze).
14 Major Boys (aged 15-17) averaged 162.2 with a high game of 245 by T. J. Bailey, Hopewell Junction, NY, and high series of 1170 by Alex Weglarz, Schaghticoke, NY. Medalists were David Rice, Shaftsbury, VT (gold), Alex Weglarz (silver), and T. J Bailey (bronze).
Three Prep Boys/Girls (aged 11 and under) averaged 116.2 with a high game of 160 and high series of 870 by Ross Whitehead, Walden, NY. Medalists were Ross Whitehead (gold), Maeson Cooper, Troy, NY (silver), and Joshua McCart, Hoosick Falls, NY (bronze).
Josh Regnier won the Mystery Score Jackpot ($32 scholarship). The jackpot will begin accruing again next tournament. The Shoot-Out was won by Shaun Mitchell, Port Ewen, NY, who receives a $45 scholarship.
Shaun Mitchell and Tory Jansen were the advancers of the Junior Gold qualifiers.
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Litchco's Hot Shot of the Week Award Starts Today
Beginning with today's tournament at Brattleboro Bowl, Litchco's Pro Shop will be awarding their Hot Shot of the Week Award. This award goes to the NeJST member with 12 or more games who shots the most pins over their average for the tournament.
Friday, September 14, 2007
Our Third Season Opener....
was at AMF Chicopee Lanes, Chicopee, MA on September 9th. 49 bowlers turned out for the event - 36 boys and 13 girls.
The Collegiate Boys Division fielded 8, Junior Boys Division 6, Major Boys Division 20, Girls Division 5, Junior Girls Division 4, and Prep Boys/Girls Division 7.
Chicopee Lanes put out a difficult PBA Shark pattern on the lanes. The field average was 158.22 with boys averaging 158.61 and girls 157.17. Due to time constraints with early evening leagues step-ladder finals were on a house condition. The field average game then was 165.
The Collegiate Boys Division averaged 173.8. High qualifier was Ryan Evans, Acton, MA with 1174 for the six games. High qualifying game of 217 was rolled by Alexander Raedel, Dartmouth, MA. Step-ladder average for the division was 185.9. Alex threw the high match play game of 245 in the final match to clinch the gold medal. Silver medalist was Ryan. Bronze medalist was Danny Khuu, Brockton, MA.
The Junior Boys Division qualifying average was 147.1. High qualifier was Jalen Scott-Jones, Riverside, RI with 1028. He also had the high game of 195. The division's average during match play was 162.8. Jalen won the gold. Michael Barbone, Newton, MA took the silver medal. Stephen Rogers, Poughkeepsie, NY took the bronze.
The Major Boys Division averaged 161.3 during qualifying. High qualifier was Shane Reid, Enfield, CT with 1144. The high qualifying game of 245 was rolled by Chris Moseley, Stoughton, MA. The match play average was 180.3. Alex Weglarz, Schaghticoke, NY won the gold medal from Shane by rolling a 300. David Rice of Shaftsbury, VT went home with the bronze medal.
The Girls Division had a 168.7 qualifying average. Leigh Pratt, Troy, NY was high qualifier with 1126 and had the high game of 210. The girls averaged 160.4 during match play. Amanda Labossiere, Buzzards Bay, MA took gold; Leigh, silver; and Amie Tomblin, Milford, NH, bronze.
The Junior Girls qualifying average was 152.2. Nicole Trudell, Coventry, RI was high qualifier with 1158 and had the high game of 220. This group averaged 151.5 during match play. Gold medalist was Ashley Reid, Enfield, CT. Nicole finished with the silver. Bronze went to Brittany Reid, Enfield, CT.
The Prep Boys/Girls Division averaged 133.7 during qualifying. High qualifier was Jadee Scott-Jones with 990. The 191 high game was thrown by Jackie Evans, Acton, MA. The match play average was 124.3. Medalist were Nick Sauve, Mansfield, MA, gold; Jadee, silver; and Jackie, bronze.
Fifteen bowlers vied for three spots in the USBC Jr. Gold Championship to be held in the Detroit area next July. Advancers are Leigh Pratt (NY), Shane Reid (CT), and Alex Weglarz (NY).
The Collegiate Boys Division fielded 8, Junior Boys Division 6, Major Boys Division 20, Girls Division 5, Junior Girls Division 4, and Prep Boys/Girls Division 7.
Chicopee Lanes put out a difficult PBA Shark pattern on the lanes. The field average was 158.22 with boys averaging 158.61 and girls 157.17. Due to time constraints with early evening leagues step-ladder finals were on a house condition. The field average game then was 165.
The Collegiate Boys Division averaged 173.8. High qualifier was Ryan Evans, Acton, MA with 1174 for the six games. High qualifying game of 217 was rolled by Alexander Raedel, Dartmouth, MA. Step-ladder average for the division was 185.9. Alex threw the high match play game of 245 in the final match to clinch the gold medal. Silver medalist was Ryan. Bronze medalist was Danny Khuu, Brockton, MA.
The Junior Boys Division qualifying average was 147.1. High qualifier was Jalen Scott-Jones, Riverside, RI with 1028. He also had the high game of 195. The division's average during match play was 162.8. Jalen won the gold. Michael Barbone, Newton, MA took the silver medal. Stephen Rogers, Poughkeepsie, NY took the bronze.
The Major Boys Division averaged 161.3 during qualifying. High qualifier was Shane Reid, Enfield, CT with 1144. The high qualifying game of 245 was rolled by Chris Moseley, Stoughton, MA. The match play average was 180.3. Alex Weglarz, Schaghticoke, NY won the gold medal from Shane by rolling a 300. David Rice of Shaftsbury, VT went home with the bronze medal.
The Girls Division had a 168.7 qualifying average. Leigh Pratt, Troy, NY was high qualifier with 1126 and had the high game of 210. The girls averaged 160.4 during match play. Amanda Labossiere, Buzzards Bay, MA took gold; Leigh, silver; and Amie Tomblin, Milford, NH, bronze.
The Junior Girls qualifying average was 152.2. Nicole Trudell, Coventry, RI was high qualifier with 1158 and had the high game of 220. This group averaged 151.5 during match play. Gold medalist was Ashley Reid, Enfield, CT. Nicole finished with the silver. Bronze went to Brittany Reid, Enfield, CT.
The Prep Boys/Girls Division averaged 133.7 during qualifying. High qualifier was Jadee Scott-Jones with 990. The 191 high game was thrown by Jackie Evans, Acton, MA. The match play average was 124.3. Medalist were Nick Sauve, Mansfield, MA, gold; Jadee, silver; and Jackie, bronze.
Fifteen bowlers vied for three spots in the USBC Jr. Gold Championship to be held in the Detroit area next July. Advancers are Leigh Pratt (NY), Shane Reid (CT), and Alex Weglarz (NY).
Sunday, September 09, 2007
Become a NeJST Member!
Membership is optional.
It is $20 a year.
Members receive a plaque on which to display their medals, renewing members may opt for a tournament record book instead. Members are also eligible for awards for honor scores, Litchco's Hot Shot of the Week awards, and a $3 credit towards the entry fee for the Championship tournament for each tournament entered more than seven.
It is $20 a year.
Members receive a plaque on which to display their medals, renewing members may opt for a tournament record book instead. Members are also eligible for awards for honor scores, Litchco's Hot Shot of the Week awards, and a $3 credit towards the entry fee for the Championship tournament for each tournament entered more than seven.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
New Sponsor - North Pointe Insurance Group
I am very happy to announce that North Pointe Insurance Group, sponsor of the North Pointe $100,000 High School Championship Tournament, has made a generous donation to our scholarship fund.
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Ryan Evans Wins $7,500 Scholarship in National High School Tournament
In match play, competing against the 9th place qualifier, Ryan came out of the gate with a 235 against a 224. The next game Ryan came out with the first nine in a row and shot a 279 against a 254. His third match he met up with the number one seed of the tournament. He came out of the gate with the first seven in a row and shot a 252 against a 182. This one was difficult to watch as the number one seed just couldn't get anything to fall after he had been doing so well. The next match Ryan shot a 267 against a 232 and found himself in the finals against a boy Ryan had bowled with on Wednesday. Up until the 8th frame Ryan was leading by one pin, a great match, then he threw a ball that got away and leaving a greek church which cost him the match. Ryan shot a 182 and Richard shot a 224. Richard Novak of MN won the $15,000 and Ryan brought home $7500 in scholarships.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 2007 - 2008
DATE - TIME -STATE,TOWN - CENTER - PHONE # - LANE COND
9/2/07- LABOR DAY
9/9/07- 1 PM- CHICOPEE,MA - AMF CHICOPEE LANES - 413-592-9161 - SHARK
9/16/07- 1 PM- POUGHKEEPSIE,NY - HOE BOWL MARDI BOB - 845-471-1820 - 40' GUT-GUT
9/23/07- 1 PM- BRATTLEBORO,VT - BRATTLEBORO BOWL - 802-257-1177 - SPORT
9/30/07- 1 PM- MALDEN,MA - TOWN LINE 10-PIN - 781-324-7120 - HOUSE
10/7/07- 1 PM- DELMAR,NY - DEL LANES - 518-439-2224 - US OPEN
10/14/07- PRO-AM - RAYMOND, NH
10/21/07-1 PM- RAYMOND,NH - STRIKERS EAST - 603-895-9501 - SPORT SHOT
10/28/07-1 PM- S. WINDSOR,CT - S. WINDSOR 10-PIN - 860-289-5486 - SPORT
11/11/07-1 PM- SPRINGFIELD,VT - SPRINGFIELD BOWL - 802-885-5087 - HOUSE
11/18/07-1 PM- CRANSTON,RI - LANGS AMF - 401-944-0500 - ? SPORT SHOT
12/2/07- 1 PM- KINGSTON,NY - HOE BOWL ON HILL - 845-338-1414 - TBD
12/9/07- 1 PM- BARRE,VT - TWIN CITY LANES II - 802-476-6181 - SPORT
12/16/07-1 PM- BROCKTON,MA - WESTGATE LANES - 508-583-1297 - NOT HOUSE
12/23/07- CHRISTMAS
12/30/07- NEW YEARS
1/6/08- 1 PM- CATSKILL,NY - CATSKILL HOE BOWL - 518-943-4980 - SPORT
1/13/08- 1 PM- S WINDSOR,CT - S. WINDSOR 10-PIN - 860-289-5486 - TBD
1/20/08- 1 PM- DOVER,NH - DOVER BOWLING CTR - 603-742-9632 - PBA SHOT
1/27/08- 1 PM- CRANSTON,RI - CRANSTON BOWL - 401-467-8850 - HOUSE
2/3/08- SUPER BOWL
2/10/08- 1 PM- NORWICH,CT - NORWICH BOWLING - 860-889-3361 - SPORT
2/24/08- NOON- PLAINVILLE,CT - LAUREL LANES - 860-747-1657 - CHAMELEON
3/2/08- 11am- GARDNER,MA - GARDNER 10-PINS - 978-632-0010 - VIPER
3/16/08- 1 PM- E HARTFORD,CT - AMF SILVER LANES - 860-569-2990 - SPORT
3/23/08- 1 PM- KEENE,NH - YANKEE LANES - 603-352-5537 - SPORT
3/30/08- 1 PM- SPRINGFIELD,VT - SPRINGFIELD BOWL - 802-885-5087 - HOUSE
4/13/08- 1 PM- AUBURN,MA - AUBURN AMF - 508-791-5700 - PBA SHOT
4/20/08- 1 PM- FISHKILL,NY - FISHKILL LANES - 845-896-7830 - SPORT SHOT
4/27/08- 1 PM- RAYMOND,NH - STRIKERS EAST - 603-895-9501 - SPORT SHOT
5/4/08- NOON- WRJ,VT - U.RIVER FUN & GAMES - 802-296-2442 - SPORT
5/11/08- 1 PM- NEWINGTON,CT - BOWL-O-RAMA - 860-666-5411 - HOUSE
6/28-29/08- CHAMPIONSHIP & BASH
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON THE MESSAGE BOARD - LINK TO IT IS LOCATED TO THE LEFT
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Collared Shirts Are Mandatory Dress
Friday, July 13, 2007
BRITTANY FINISHES 14TH AT JR GOLD!
Brittany Garcia had a very successful tournament. She bowled very consistently with series of 1109 (88th place), 1161 (29th), 1164 (18th), 1139 (15th) and 1136 (14th).
Brittany went to Buffalo with the goal of finishing in the top 30.
Tony Bennett made the boys' semi-finals but placed 36th...22 pins out of the cut for the finals.
Great bowling folks.
Brittany went to Buffalo with the goal of finishing in the top 30.
Tony Bennett made the boys' semi-finals but placed 36th...22 pins out of the cut for the finals.
Great bowling folks.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
2007 BASH Results
1st - $300 - Tony Bennett, MA
2nd - $190 - Kyle Rasmussen, CT
3rd - $115 - Dave Rice, VT
4th - $90 - Alex Weglarz, NY
5th - $60 - Ryan Evans, MA
Match play: (2 games, total pins)
10th - Ryan Evans - 192-257=449
9th - Jonathan Kalbfus - 177-187=364
8th - Shane Reid - 217-217=434
7th - Leigh Pratt - 191-173=364
7th - Ryan Evans - 213-186=399
6th - Jeremy Lavoie - 180-210=390
5th - Caitlin McCaw - 190-202=392
(best 2 out of 3 games)
5th - Ryan Evans - 245-202-192
4th - Alex Weglarz - 203-227-246
4th - Alex Weglarz - 169-197-217
3rd - Dave Rice - 243-172-221
3rd - Dave Rice - 201-180
2nd - Tony Bennett - 233-190
2nd - Tony Bennett - 279-212
1st - Kyle Rasmussen - 193-178
2nd - $190 - Kyle Rasmussen, CT
3rd - $115 - Dave Rice, VT
4th - $90 - Alex Weglarz, NY
5th - $60 - Ryan Evans, MA
Match play: (2 games, total pins)
10th - Ryan Evans - 192-257=449
9th - Jonathan Kalbfus - 177-187=364
8th - Shane Reid - 217-217=434
7th - Leigh Pratt - 191-173=364
7th - Ryan Evans - 213-186=399
6th - Jeremy Lavoie - 180-210=390
5th - Caitlin McCaw - 190-202=392
(best 2 out of 3 games)
5th - Ryan Evans - 245-202-192
4th - Alex Weglarz - 203-227-246
4th - Alex Weglarz - 169-197-217
3rd - Dave Rice - 243-172-221
3rd - Dave Rice - 201-180
2nd - Tony Bennett - 233-190
2nd - Tony Bennett - 279-212
1st - Kyle Rasmussen - 193-178
2007 CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Collegiate Boys -
1st - $650 (plus 2008 BEST entry), Rai Doblmeier, RI
2nd - $390 - Danny Khuu, MA
3rd - $230 - Tony Bennett, MA
4th - $185 - Alex Raedel, RI
5th - $125 - Ali Dihmes, CT
Girls -
1st - $650 (plus 2008 BEST entry) - Caitlin McCaw, CT
2nd - $390 - Jennifer Boisselle, FL
3rd - $230 - Leigh Pratt, NY
4th - $185 - Brittany Garcia, NH
5th - $125 - Missy Collins, CT
Junior Boys -
1st - $690 (plus 2008 BEST entry) - Darrin Borges, MA
2nd - $415 - Justin Avylla, MA
3rd - $245 - Christopher Colella, MA
4th - $200 - Stephen Rogers, NY
5th - $130 - Nick Jensen, CT
Major Boys -
1st - $1,000 (plus 2008 BEST entry) - Ryan Evans, MA
2nd - $700 - Kyle Rasmussen, CT
3rd - $420 - Dave Rice, VT
4th - $350 - Alex Weglarz, NY
5th - $200 - Jeremy Lavoie, CT
6th - $130 - Shane Reid, CT
7th - $100 - Jonathan Kalbfus, NY
Junior Girls -
1st - $335 - Amanda Labossiere, MA
2nd - $210 - Nicole Trudell, RI
3rd - $125 - Kamariah Jackman, CT
4th - $100 - Liz Pratt, NY
5th - $75 - Ashley Reid, CT
Prep Boys/Girls -1st - $650 (plus 2008 BEST entry), Rai Doblmeier, RI
2nd - $390 - Danny Khuu, MA
3rd - $230 - Tony Bennett, MA
4th - $185 - Alex Raedel, RI
5th - $125 - Ali Dihmes, CT
Girls -
1st - $650 (plus 2008 BEST entry) - Caitlin McCaw, CT
2nd - $390 - Jennifer Boisselle, FL
3rd - $230 - Leigh Pratt, NY
4th - $185 - Brittany Garcia, NH
5th - $125 - Missy Collins, CT
Junior Boys -
1st - $690 (plus 2008 BEST entry) - Darrin Borges, MA
2nd - $415 - Justin Avylla, MA
3rd - $245 - Christopher Colella, MA
4th - $200 - Stephen Rogers, NY
5th - $130 - Nick Jensen, CT
Major Boys -
1st - $1,000 (plus 2008 BEST entry) - Ryan Evans, MA
2nd - $700 - Kyle Rasmussen, CT
3rd - $420 - Dave Rice, VT
4th - $350 - Alex Weglarz, NY
5th - $200 - Jeremy Lavoie, CT
6th - $130 - Shane Reid, CT
7th - $100 - Jonathan Kalbfus, NY
Junior Girls -
1st - $335 - Amanda Labossiere, MA
2nd - $210 - Nicole Trudell, RI
3rd - $125 - Kamariah Jackman, CT
4th - $100 - Liz Pratt, NY
5th - $75 - Ashley Reid, CT
1st - $440 - Tori Whetstone, RI
2nd - $275 - Jadee Scott-Jones, RI
3rd - $165 - Ross Whitehead, NY
4th - $130 - Vernon Billington, Jr, CT
5th - $90 - Jackie Evans, MA
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
DRESS CODE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP / BASH
Thursday, June 07, 2007
NeJST’s Second Season
275 junior bowlers participated in our 22 regular season tournaments.
223 boys and 52 girls.
Of 41 Collegiate Boys Rai Doblmeier, Warwick, RI, had the high average on sport conditions of 197 and the high blended average of 197. Ben Rund, Medway, MA, had the high average of 208 on house conditions. Rai had the division’s high game, 300, and series, 1359. Overall the division’s sport average was 182 for 734 games, house average was 192 for 424 games, with a blended average of 186.
26 bowled in the Girl’s Division during the season. Alexandra Kiesman, Attleboro, MA, had a 197 high sport condition average and the high blended average of 198. Leigh Pratt, Troy, NY, had a 200 for high house condition average. Alley & Caitlin McCaw, W. Hartford, CT, share high game, 269. Jenn Boisselle, Winchester, MA, had the high series of 1310. Overall the division’s sport average was 173 for 597 games, house average was 183 for 454 games, with a blended average of 177.
55 Junior Boys participated. Justin Avylla, New Bedford, MA, had high average on sport conditions of 183 and the high blended average of 186. Chris Colella, Templeton, MA, had high house shot average of 198. Chris had the division’s high game of 288. The 1275 high series was rolled by Darrin Borges, New Bedford, MA. Overall the division’s sport average was 161 for 698 games, house average was 181 for 560 games, with a blended average of 171.
Of the 14 Junior Girls, Amanda Labossiere, Buzzards Bay, MA, had high sport (179), high house (193), and high blended (185) averages, high game (257), and high series (1245). Overall the division’s sport average was 146 for 378 games, house average was 156 for 304 games, with a blended average of 151.
The Major Boys Division had 102 bowlers. Alex Weglarz, Schaghtico, NY, had high sport shot average with 194, high house average with 207, and high blended average of 198. 300 games were rolled by Jason Burger, Delmar, NY, and Gian Papa, RI. Greg Andrews, Taunton, MA, also had an honor score with a 290 game. Overall the division’s sport average was 168 for 1,512 games, house average was 188 for 1,147 games, with a blended average of 177.
Jadee Scott-Jones, Riverside, RI had a high average of 167 on sport conditions and 165 for the high blended average of the 37 Prep bowlers. Ross Whitehead, Walden, NY, had the highest house average of 166. Tori Whetstone, Providence, RI, had the division’s high game and series, 218 and 1091, respectively. Overall the division’s sport average was 133 for 494 games, house average was 143 for 408 games, with a blended average of 137.
52 qualified for the Junior Gold National Championship in Buffalo, NY, in July. Five have already qualified for the 2008 Junior Gold National Championship in the Detroit, MI, area next year.
19 bowlers also earned full or partial entries into the BEST Tournament that will be held June 16-17 in Maple Shade, NJ.
66 bowlers attended at least seven of the 22 regular season events to qualify for our second Championship Tournament.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Entry Fees For Championship & BASH
Entry fees for the NeJST Championship and BASH must be post-marked on or before May 31st to avoid a $20 late fee.
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
More 2007 Jr Gold Spots Available
We have been contacted by a tour in Florida offering us four spots they will not be able to use.
This Sunday's tournament at Bradley Bowl in Windsor Locks will be a 2007 qualifier. Please get the word out as this is really short notice.....
This Sunday's tournament at Bradley Bowl in Windsor Locks will be a 2007 qualifier. Please get the word out as this is really short notice.....
Sunday, April 22, 2007
CONGRATULATIONS REBEKAH!!!
Unfortunately McKendree fell to Wichita State during the Championship. However..
"McKendree's Rebekah Diers was named the tournament's most valuable player and was joined by Maier, Penn State's Lauren Sohmer and Central Florida's Brigette Harrelson and Michelle Carcagente on the all-tournament team."(Quoted from Bowl.com)
"McKendree's Rebekah Diers was named the tournament's most valuable player and was joined by Maier, Penn State's Lauren Sohmer and Central Florida's Brigette Harrelson and Michelle Carcagente on the all-tournament team."(Quoted from Bowl.com)
Thursday, April 19, 2007
20TH EVENT AT FISHKILL BOWL
40 bowlers braved the N'oreaster blustering though the region to take part in the 20th regular season tournament on April 15th in Fishkill, NY. I think this was the hardest lane condition we've faced this season... believe they said it was the "TOC Shot".The high qualifying series of 1065 was thrown by Kyle Rasmussen who averaged 178 for the day. During the 6 games of qualifying only four 200 games were recorded. The 219 high game of the day was rolled by Bobby Micklick during the finals.
Statistics for the day...Collegiate Boys averaged 168,
Girls averaged 156,
Junior Boys 144,
Junior Girls 142,
Major Boys 155,
Preps 141
Most of our Mass. bowlers were competing in that state's Pepsi Tournament. Scratch Division winners were Amanda Labossiere and Tony Bennett. Congratulations!
(L)Collegiate Boys: Artie Mays (NY) 2nd and Ali Dihmes (CT) 1st(R) Girls Division: Caitlin McCaw (CT) 2nd, Jessica Newman (NY), Stephanie Brockway (NY) 3rd, and Alexandra Kiesman (MA) 1st
(L) Jr Boys Division: Joseph Ayala 2nd, Anthony Santostefano 1st, and Chris Dziengiel 3rd. All three are from NY.
(R) Prep Division: Jesse Lent 3rd, Ross Whitehead 2nd, and Corrado Marone 1st. These three are also residents of NY.
The Major Boys Division, as usual, was the largest. Eight advanced to the finals.
T.J. Bailey (NY), Shane Reid (CT), Bobby Micklick (NY), Steve Stahursky (CT), James Clark (NY), Kyle Rasmussen (CT) 1st, D.J. Quesnell (NY) 2nd, and Tim Steward (NY) 3rd.
The final regular season events take place in May. On the 6th we have a noon start at Upper River Fun & Games, White River Junction, VT. This will be a double point tournament. The last, as has become our custom, will be on Mother's Day at Bradley Bowl, Windsor Locks, CT beginning at 1 PM
NeJST was at Yankee Lanes, Keene, NH
on April 8th (Easter) for the 19th tournament of the season. 50 bowlers representing every state in our region participated in this double point event. The center management put out their "Classic League Shot" expecting lower scores than what our juniors rolled. Nine bowlers averaged over 200. The high series of 1359 was thrown by Rai Doblmeier. The high game of 282 was rolled by Derek Hamm.
A few statistics - to compare to the results of our next tournament at Fishkill - Collegiate Boys averaged 198, Girls 184, Jr Boys 181, Jr Girls 156, Major Boys 186, and Preps 156.
Prep Division finalists with Al Major: Jackie Evans (MA) 3rd, Tori Whetstone (RI), Jose Santana (RI) 1st, Jadee Scott-Jones (RI), and Gazmine Mason (RI) 2nd.
Major Boys Division finalists: David Rice (VT) 3rd, Nathan Dupiney (MA), Derek Hamm (MA) 2nd, Jonathan Kalbfus (NY), and Alex Weglarz (NY) 1st
Junior Girls Division finalists: Tiffany Currier (NH) 3rd, Nicolle Trudell (RI) 2nd, Jessica Evans (MA), Amanda Labossiere (MA) 1st, and Kamariah Jackman (CT)
Junior Boys Division finalists: Chris Colella (MA) 2nd, Justin Avylla (MA) 1st, Kyle Rasmussen (CT), Jalen Scott-Jones (RI), and Cameron Lawson (VT) 3rd.
Girls Division finalists: Alexandra Kiesman (MA) 3rd, Karrie Stockley (ME), Brittany Garcia (NH) 1st, Mindy Hardy (NH), and Jennifer Boisselle (MA) 2nd.
Collegiate Boys Division finalists: Steven Hardy Jr (NH) 3rd, Danny Khuu (MA), Tony Bennett (MA) 2nd, Alexander Raedel (RI), and Rai Doblmeier (RI) 1st.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
18th Tournament at Strikers East, Raymond, NH
The NeJST returned to Raymond, NH, on March 25th for the 18th event of the regular season. The high qualifying series of 1359 was rolled by Eric Brown (CT). The high game of the day, as well as a new personal high, was Chris Colella's (MA) 288.
In the Collegiate Boys Division Tim Brown (CT), in his first tournament, made match play defeating Steven Clement (MA) 178-146, and Andrew Twarog (MA) 223-204, and Steve Hardy, Jr. 247-205, only to fall to Ben Rund (RI) 212-246 in the final match.
Alexandra Kiesman (MA) garnered the gold in the Girls Division with Brittany Garcia (NH) taking silver and Amie Tomblin (NH) bronze.
In the Junior Boys Division, Chris Colella (MA) placed 1st, Cody Reichenberger (VT) 2nd, and Tyler Armour (VT), in his first NeJST appearance, 3rd.
Amanda Labossiere (MA) took the gold medal in the Junior Girls Division, Tiffany Currier (NH) got silver, and Kamariah Jackman (CT) bronze.
As usual the largest field of the day was the Major Boys with 14 entrants. Michael Leyva (CT) climbed the ladder defeating Ryan Evans (MA), Keenan Collins (CT), Shane Reid (CT), and Eric Brown (CT) to finish with the gold medal.
Vernon Billington (CT) won the Prep Division with Jackie Evans (MA) second.
There are four events left in our regular season. The next tournament will be held April 8th...Easter Sunday...at Yankee Lanes, Keene, NH beginning at 1PM. Double points will be awarded to all participants.
The Championship Tournament and BASH will be held June 23 & 24th at Bowl-O-Rama, Newington, CT. As of this date 42 bowlers have qualified for the Championship. Anybody can enter the BASH. Flyers for both tournaments can be downloaded from our message board.
In the Collegiate Boys Division Tim Brown (CT), in his first tournament, made match play defeating Steven Clement (MA) 178-146, and Andrew Twarog (MA) 223-204, and Steve Hardy, Jr. 247-205, only to fall to Ben Rund (RI) 212-246 in the final match.
Alexandra Kiesman (MA) garnered the gold in the Girls Division with Brittany Garcia (NH) taking silver and Amie Tomblin (NH) bronze.
In the Junior Boys Division, Chris Colella (MA) placed 1st, Cody Reichenberger (VT) 2nd, and Tyler Armour (VT), in his first NeJST appearance, 3rd.
Amanda Labossiere (MA) took the gold medal in the Junior Girls Division, Tiffany Currier (NH) got silver, and Kamariah Jackman (CT) bronze.
As usual the largest field of the day was the Major Boys with 14 entrants. Michael Leyva (CT) climbed the ladder defeating Ryan Evans (MA), Keenan Collins (CT), Shane Reid (CT), and Eric Brown (CT) to finish with the gold medal.
Vernon Billington (CT) won the Prep Division with Jackie Evans (MA) second.
There are four events left in our regular season. The next tournament will be held April 8th...Easter Sunday...at Yankee Lanes, Keene, NH beginning at 1PM. Double points will be awarded to all participants.
The Championship Tournament and BASH will be held June 23 & 24th at Bowl-O-Rama, Newington, CT. As of this date 42 bowlers have qualified for the Championship. Anybody can enter the BASH. Flyers for both tournaments can be downloaded from our message board.
Silver Lanes, E. Hartford, CT 3/18/07
43 bowlers competed in the 17th Northeast Junior Scratch Tournament of the season held at AMF Silver Lanes, E. Hartford, CT on March 18th. Nick Demaine, Silver's lanesman, said it wouldn't be an easy shot. Alexandra Kiesman (MA) was the only bowler to average over 200 during qualifying rolling a nice 1248. Danny Khuu had a 268 for the day's high game.
(l to r) Tori, Jadee, and Ross
We had a field of 10 in the prep division with representatives from RI, NY, MA, and CT. Tori Whetstone climbed the step-ladder defeating Jackie Evans (MA) 200-143, Gazmine Mason (RI) 166-138, Ross Whitehead (NY) 173-133, and finally Jadee Scott-Jones (RI) 198-192 to win the gold medal.
Jr Boys Division: (l to r) Chris Colella (MA) earned the gold, Jonathan Sauve (MA) silver, and Joseph Arsenault (MA) bronze.
Jr. Girls Division: (l to r) Nicole Trudell (RI) fell to Amanda Labossiere (MA) 164-243 in the final match of the step-ladder. Ashley Reid, not pictured, won the bronze medal.
We would like to congratulate Nicole on her winning of the Girl's Scratch Division of the RI Pepsi Tournament.
(l to r) Jonathan Kalbfus, David Lewis, and David Rice
Major Boys Division: David Lewis (RI) climbed the ladder with some very nice bowling for the win - defeating Kenny Carney (NY) 258-194, Floyd Prince (NY) 258-201, David Rice (VT) 220-173, and Jonathan Kalbfus 192-170.
(l to r) Rai Doblmeier, Danny Khuu, and Dion Baker
In the Collegiate Boys Division we had our third ladder scaling of the day. Rai Doblemeier (RI) defeated Josh Parthree (MA) 182-151, Alex Raedel (RI) 237-148, Dion Baker 198-186, and Danny Khuu 235-172.
Congratulations are also in order for Rai for winning the Boy's Scratch Division of the RI Pepsi Tournament.
Girls Division: (l to r) Alexandra Kiesman (MA) finished in 1st place, Deanna Outland (RI) 2nd, and Caitlin McCaw (CT) 3rd.
(l to r) Tori, Jadee, and Ross
We had a field of 10 in the prep division with representatives from RI, NY, MA, and CT. Tori Whetstone climbed the step-ladder defeating Jackie Evans (MA) 200-143, Gazmine Mason (RI) 166-138, Ross Whitehead (NY) 173-133, and finally Jadee Scott-Jones (RI) 198-192 to win the gold medal.
Jr Boys Division: (l to r) Chris Colella (MA) earned the gold, Jonathan Sauve (MA) silver, and Joseph Arsenault (MA) bronze.
Jr. Girls Division: (l to r) Nicole Trudell (RI) fell to Amanda Labossiere (MA) 164-243 in the final match of the step-ladder. Ashley Reid, not pictured, won the bronze medal.
We would like to congratulate Nicole on her winning of the Girl's Scratch Division of the RI Pepsi Tournament.
(l to r) Jonathan Kalbfus, David Lewis, and David Rice
Major Boys Division: David Lewis (RI) climbed the ladder with some very nice bowling for the win - defeating Kenny Carney (NY) 258-194, Floyd Prince (NY) 258-201, David Rice (VT) 220-173, and Jonathan Kalbfus 192-170.
(l to r) Rai Doblmeier, Danny Khuu, and Dion Baker
In the Collegiate Boys Division we had our third ladder scaling of the day. Rai Doblemeier (RI) defeated Josh Parthree (MA) 182-151, Alex Raedel (RI) 237-148, Dion Baker 198-186, and Danny Khuu 235-172.
Congratulations are also in order for Rai for winning the Boy's Scratch Division of the RI Pepsi Tournament.
Girls Division: (l to r) Alexandra Kiesman (MA) finished in 1st place, Deanna Outland (RI) 2nd, and Caitlin McCaw (CT) 3rd.
USBC Intercollegiate Sectional Results
This past weekend USBC held their Intercollegiate Championship Sectionals across the country. Leigh Pratt (Western New England, MA), bowling in Allentown, PA, finished 1st in the women's singles. Rebekah Diers (McKendree, IL), competing in Fairview Heights, IL, finished 2nd in the singles. Both girls advance to the national event in May in Alabama.
Congratulations girls!
Congratulations girls!
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Qualifying for 2008 Jr Gold Championship
Beginning this weekend in Raymond, NH, we can qualify bowlers for the 2008 Jr Gold tournament if there is sufficient interest. As usual, we must have 6 bowlers to hold the qualifier and can advance 1 in 5. Entry fee, as usual, will be $50.
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Double Points Tournaments
April 8th - Keene, NH
and
May 6th - White River Junction, VT
Friday, March 16, 2007
WESTGATE LANES, Brockton, MA - 3/4/07
63 bowlers competed March 4th at Westgate Lanes, Brockton, Ma. The high series of 1311 was rolled by Danny Khuu (MA) who just eked out Jenn Boissell (MA) who rolled 1310. The high game of the day, 267, was thrown by Danny.
Our last four 2007 Jr Gold spots were awarded to Samantha Simpson (MA), Darrin Borges (MA), Joseph Mello (MA), and Jalen Scott-Jones (RI). For the remaining season tournaments we can qualify bowlers for the 2008 Jr Gold Championship if there is sufficient interest.
Kevin Thibeault (MA) (r) won the Prep Division gold medal in his first NeJST tournament. Gazmine Mason (RI) (l) won her first silver medal.
Vernon Billington (CT) received the Prep bronze.
The Jr Boys Division was an all Mass. finals. Pictured left to right respectively the medalists were Justin Avylla (bronze), Darrin Borges (silver), and Joseph Mello (gold).
Kyle Marcure (MA) (r) climbed the ladder from 6th qualifying position only to fall to Ryan Evans (MA) (l) in the championship match.
Greg Andrews (MA) finished in 3rd place.
Deanna Outland (RI) (l) defeated Jenn Boisselle (MA) (r) to win her first gold medal of the season.
Alley Kiesman (MA) earned the bronze medal.
Amanda Labossiere (MA) (l) won the Jr Girls Division. Not pictured, Kelly Strawderman (MA) placed 2nd. Nicole Trudell (RI) (r) finished in 3rd place.
Rai Doblmeier (RI) (l) won 5 matches to clinch the Collegiate Boys Division gold medal. Danny Khuu (MA) (r) placed second. Tony Bennett received the bronze medal for third place.
Our last four 2007 Jr Gold spots were awarded to Samantha Simpson (MA), Darrin Borges (MA), Joseph Mello (MA), and Jalen Scott-Jones (RI). For the remaining season tournaments we can qualify bowlers for the 2008 Jr Gold Championship if there is sufficient interest.
Kevin Thibeault (MA) (r) won the Prep Division gold medal in his first NeJST tournament. Gazmine Mason (RI) (l) won her first silver medal.
Vernon Billington (CT) received the Prep bronze.
The Jr Boys Division was an all Mass. finals. Pictured left to right respectively the medalists were Justin Avylla (bronze), Darrin Borges (silver), and Joseph Mello (gold).
Kyle Marcure (MA) (r) climbed the ladder from 6th qualifying position only to fall to Ryan Evans (MA) (l) in the championship match.
Greg Andrews (MA) finished in 3rd place.
Deanna Outland (RI) (l) defeated Jenn Boisselle (MA) (r) to win her first gold medal of the season.
Alley Kiesman (MA) earned the bronze medal.
Amanda Labossiere (MA) (l) won the Jr Girls Division. Not pictured, Kelly Strawderman (MA) placed 2nd. Nicole Trudell (RI) (r) finished in 3rd place.
Rai Doblmeier (RI) (l) won 5 matches to clinch the Collegiate Boys Division gold medal. Danny Khuu (MA) (r) placed second. Tony Bennett received the bronze medal for third place.
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Hoe Bowl on the Hill 2/25/07
62 bowlers competed in our first tour event at Hoe Bowl on the Hill, Kingston, NY. While not putting out a true sport condition, the center management was surprised at how well the bowlers scored on the condition. The high qualifying series of 1372 was rolled by Jeff Werner (NY). Caitlin McCaw (CT) had the high game - 269.
Collegiate boys: Dan Quesnell (NY) (r) 1st; Chris Page (RI) center 2nd; Tim Joly (RI) (l) 3rd
Vera Wisniewski (CT) finished 3rd in the Girls Division
Leigh Pratt (NY) (r) defeated Caitlin McCaw (CT) (l) for the gold medal in the Girls Division 204 - 203.
Tyler Rocco (NY) defeated the 4th and 3rd place qualifiers to garner the bronze medal in the Jr Boys Division.
Nick Torres (NY) (r) defeated Teddy Bickert (NY) (l) to take the win in the Jr. Boys Division.
Rebecca Pratt (NY) (l) took the bronze medal for the Jr Girls Division. Liz Pratt (NY) (c) received the silver medal. And Kamariah Jackman (CT) (r) won the gold.
Floyd Prince (NY) worked his way up the ladder to land the bronze medal in the Major Boys Division.
Jeff Werner (NY) (l) defeated Alex Weglarz (NY) (r) for 1st place in the Majors.
Vernon Billington (CT) placed 3rd in the Prep Division.
Ross Whitehead (NY) (l) placed 2nd. And Jesse Lent (NY) (r) in his first NeJST tournament placed 1st.
And advancing to the Jr Gold National Championships in Buffalo, NY in July are Liz Pratt, Jeff Werner, Nick Torres (all of NY), and Will Romaine (CT).
Collegiate boys: Dan Quesnell (NY) (r) 1st; Chris Page (RI) center 2nd; Tim Joly (RI) (l) 3rd
Vera Wisniewski (CT) finished 3rd in the Girls Division
Leigh Pratt (NY) (r) defeated Caitlin McCaw (CT) (l) for the gold medal in the Girls Division 204 - 203.
Tyler Rocco (NY) defeated the 4th and 3rd place qualifiers to garner the bronze medal in the Jr Boys Division.
Nick Torres (NY) (r) defeated Teddy Bickert (NY) (l) to take the win in the Jr. Boys Division.
Rebecca Pratt (NY) (l) took the bronze medal for the Jr Girls Division. Liz Pratt (NY) (c) received the silver medal. And Kamariah Jackman (CT) (r) won the gold.
Floyd Prince (NY) worked his way up the ladder to land the bronze medal in the Major Boys Division.
Jeff Werner (NY) (l) defeated Alex Weglarz (NY) (r) for 1st place in the Majors.
Vernon Billington (CT) placed 3rd in the Prep Division.
Ross Whitehead (NY) (l) placed 2nd. And Jesse Lent (NY) (r) in his first NeJST tournament placed 1st.
And advancing to the Jr Gold National Championships in Buffalo, NY in July are Liz Pratt, Jeff Werner, Nick Torres (all of NY), and Will Romaine (CT).
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Congratulations to Caitlin!!
Caitlin has just received notification that she passed her USBC Silver Level Coaching Certification. She attended the three day course in January at Carolier Lanes in New Jersey. She has been a Bronze Level Coach for several years.
Good Sportsmanship
One of the attributes we hope the bowlers in NeJST will learn to cultivate is good sportsmanship.
The mental aspect of the sport of bowling is probably the most important part of developing into a good bowler. It encompasses learning to personally deal with frustration when bowling badly, with euphoria when bowling well, and interacting with other bowlers during it all.
This means you do not throw your bowling balls around - not into your bags, not across the concourse or parking lot.... not slamming fists into expensive equipment such as ball returns or scoring computers - those are not to be kicked either.... not throwing rosin bags, shoes, etc. anywhere.
You also do not quit a game / match unless you are injured and then you approach a tournament official with a request to withdraw.
Getting angry because you are not scoring well or are bothered by another bowler is not a reason to walk away from a game. Any bowler doing so will be disqualified from that tournament, forfeiting all points. In addition, as has been our practice, the bowler will be suspended from the next tournament or permanently, if the infraction merits.
Good sportsmanship should be a priority not just in bowling but in life in general
The mental aspect of the sport of bowling is probably the most important part of developing into a good bowler. It encompasses learning to personally deal with frustration when bowling badly, with euphoria when bowling well, and interacting with other bowlers during it all.
This means you do not throw your bowling balls around - not into your bags, not across the concourse or parking lot.... not slamming fists into expensive equipment such as ball returns or scoring computers - those are not to be kicked either.... not throwing rosin bags, shoes, etc. anywhere.
You also do not quit a game / match unless you are injured and then you approach a tournament official with a request to withdraw.
Getting angry because you are not scoring well or are bothered by another bowler is not a reason to walk away from a game. Any bowler doing so will be disqualified from that tournament, forfeiting all points. In addition, as has been our practice, the bowler will be suspended from the next tournament or permanently, if the infraction merits.
Good sportsmanship should be a priority not just in bowling but in life in general
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Update
Our Championship Tournament will be held June 23 - 24 at Bowl-O-Rama, Newington, CT.
We were bumped from Chicopee by NEBA.
To be eligible to participate in this event a bowler must have entered at least SEVEN (7) of our regular season events.
The latest a bowler new to our tour may start and be eligible for this tournament is March 4th.
We were bumped from Chicopee by NEBA.
To be eligible to participate in this event a bowler must have entered at least SEVEN (7) of our regular season events.
The latest a bowler new to our tour may start and be eligible for this tournament is March 4th.
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
JR GOLD UPDATE
I have spoken with Peggy Kosinski at Jr Gold. She has reserved us the additional 10 spots...and informs me that it leaves us with 12 spots. I don't know where the other one comes from but we'll take it.
Therefore, we will have 4 spots available at each of the next three events (Norwich, Kingston, and Brockton). If any go unclaimed, they will be available at the following tournaments.
I would like all junior gold members, whether or not you intend to try to qualify or are already qualified, who will be attending the next three tournaments to show up for a meeting an hour before start time. Thanks
Therefore, we will have 4 spots available at each of the next three events (Norwich, Kingston, and Brockton). If any go unclaimed, they will be available at the following tournaments.
I would like all junior gold members, whether or not you intend to try to qualify or are already qualified, who will be attending the next three tournaments to show up for a meeting an hour before start time. Thanks
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
ATTN: JR GOLD MEMBERS NOT YET QUALIFIED FOR BUFFALO
According to Bowl.com there are only about 80 spots left nationally for the Buffalo tournament in July.
I would suggest that anyone still wanting to qualify for Buffalo comes to the Norwich tournament this coming Sunday. We will get as many qualified as possible this weekend and see if we need to get some spots reserved quickly.
Hopefully all the already qualified bowlers will come to support those that have not been as fortunate thus far.
Lets plan on having a strategy meeting at noon, before the tournament.
I would suggest that anyone still wanting to qualify for Buffalo comes to the Norwich tournament this coming Sunday. We will get as many qualified as possible this weekend and see if we need to get some spots reserved quickly.
Hopefully all the already qualified bowlers will come to support those that have not been as fortunate thus far.
Lets plan on having a strategy meeting at noon, before the tournament.
Link to Rogue's Gallery
I just realized that the link to the Rogue's Gallery was not working. It has been fixed.
If anyone has pictures they would like to share...e-mail them to me and I'll set up an album for them.
If anyone has pictures they would like to share...e-mail them to me and I'll set up an album for them.
Saturday, January 27, 2007
NeJST at Townline Ten-Pin 1/21/07
Our 12th tournament was held January 21st at Townline Ten-Pin, Malden, MA. 63 entrants averaged 173.
High series, 1311, was rolled by Jim Bosse (CT).
A perfect 300 was thrown by Gian Papa (RI), pictured to the left.
Eleven entrants in the Collegiate Boys Division averaged 185. Tony Bennett (MA) defeated Jim Bosse (CT) in the final match for the gold medal.
The Girls Division had six entrants who averaged 180. Jenn Boisselle (MA) averaged 200 and defeated Alexandra Kiesman (MA) for the win.
In the Junior Boys Division 14 bowlers averaged 173. Jalen Scott-Jones (RI) defeated Cameron Lawson for the top spot.
Four bowlers in the Junior Girls Division averaged 167. Amanda Labossiere (MA) defeated Kamariah Jackman (CT) for the gold.
19 entrants in the Major Boys Division averaged 182. David Lewis (RI) averaged 203 for the day and defeated Steve Stahursky (CT) for first.
The Prep Division again had a great turnout with 9 bowlers who averaged 137. Jose Santana (RI) defeated Vernon Billington (CT) for the gold medal.
Amanda Labossiere and Steve Stahursky advanced to the USBC Junior Gold Championship next June in New York.
High series, 1311, was rolled by Jim Bosse (CT).
A perfect 300 was thrown by Gian Papa (RI), pictured to the left.
Eleven entrants in the Collegiate Boys Division averaged 185. Tony Bennett (MA) defeated Jim Bosse (CT) in the final match for the gold medal.
The Girls Division had six entrants who averaged 180. Jenn Boisselle (MA) averaged 200 and defeated Alexandra Kiesman (MA) for the win.
In the Junior Boys Division 14 bowlers averaged 173. Jalen Scott-Jones (RI) defeated Cameron Lawson for the top spot.
Four bowlers in the Junior Girls Division averaged 167. Amanda Labossiere (MA) defeated Kamariah Jackman (CT) for the gold.
19 entrants in the Major Boys Division averaged 182. David Lewis (RI) averaged 203 for the day and defeated Steve Stahursky (CT) for first.
The Prep Division again had a great turnout with 9 bowlers who averaged 137. Jose Santana (RI) defeated Vernon Billington (CT) for the gold medal.
Amanda Labossiere and Steve Stahursky advanced to the USBC Junior Gold Championship next June in New York.
Hoe Bowl Mardi Bob 1/14/07
The NeJST had the 11th tournament of the season at Mardi Bob in Poughkeepsie, NY. Mardi Bob management was wonderful, giving our bowlers their most difficult lane pattern thus far - a 40 foot, gutter to gutter, flat shot. With 67 entries the field average was 156.
Six entrants in the Collegiate Boys Division averaged 181. Jim Bosse (CT) averaged 196. Dan Quesnell (NY) had the high qualifying series with 1190. Jim defeated Dan in step-ladder 173-164 to win the gold.
The Girls Division had 9 entrants averaging 164. Caitlin McCaw (CT) had the high qualifying game of 246 and high average in her division with 182. Caitlin defeated Leigh Pratt (NY) 164-161 for first place.
15 entrants in the Junior Boys Division averaged 154. Teddy Bickert (NY) was high qualifier in this division with a 184 average. He fell to Chris Pruner (NY) who climbed the ladder from 6th place to garner the gold.
The Junior Girls Division had 4 entrants averaging 132. Kamariah Jackman (CT), who leads the Division MVP rankings, had a 160 average for the day, but was defeated in the final match by Liz Pratt (NY).
The Major Boys as usual was the largest Division of the event with 25 entrants who averaged 163. Alex Weglarz (NY) defeated Ryan Evans (MA) in the final match to win the gold, with an average of 192 on the day.
Eight entrants in the Prep Division averaged 124. High qualifier Corrado Marone (NY) defeated Tommy Tkacz (CT) to win his first gold medal of the season.
Advancing to the USBC Jr Gold Championship in Buffalo next July were Stephanie Brockway (NY), Kyle Rasmussen (CT), Jeremy Lavoie (CT), and Charles Bonis (NY).
Six entrants in the Collegiate Boys Division averaged 181. Jim Bosse (CT) averaged 196. Dan Quesnell (NY) had the high qualifying series with 1190. Jim defeated Dan in step-ladder 173-164 to win the gold.
The Girls Division had 9 entrants averaging 164. Caitlin McCaw (CT) had the high qualifying game of 246 and high average in her division with 182. Caitlin defeated Leigh Pratt (NY) 164-161 for first place.
15 entrants in the Junior Boys Division averaged 154. Teddy Bickert (NY) was high qualifier in this division with a 184 average. He fell to Chris Pruner (NY) who climbed the ladder from 6th place to garner the gold.
The Junior Girls Division had 4 entrants averaging 132. Kamariah Jackman (CT), who leads the Division MVP rankings, had a 160 average for the day, but was defeated in the final match by Liz Pratt (NY).
The Major Boys as usual was the largest Division of the event with 25 entrants who averaged 163. Alex Weglarz (NY) defeated Ryan Evans (MA) in the final match to win the gold, with an average of 192 on the day.
Eight entrants in the Prep Division averaged 124. High qualifier Corrado Marone (NY) defeated Tommy Tkacz (CT) to win his first gold medal of the season.
Advancing to the USBC Jr Gold Championship in Buffalo next July were Stephanie Brockway (NY), Kyle Rasmussen (CT), Jeremy Lavoie (CT), and Charles Bonis (NY).
Friday, January 19, 2007
Bloomfield Electric Co. Renews Sponsorship
Bloomfield Electric Co. has again sponsored our scholarship fund with a generous check of $300.
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