Youth Bowlers Shine on Lanes
April 26, 2015
Bowling Scores
for Week of April 25
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Rachel McGrath |
Ben Lapointe |
Brett Zevenbergen |
Amber Watson |
The
Lambton County Tenpin
Association youth bowling
programs are designed to
encourage young people from ages
four to twenty-one to get
involved in a sport where they
can participate in a competitive
or non-competitive sport for
their lifetime. They learn
sportsmanship, meet new friends,
bowl in different age groups
learning to bowl not only as an
individual but as a team member
and have a chance to bowl in
tournaments to earn scholarship
money to further their
education. They can enrol in the
SMAA (Sarnia Minor Athletic
Association - Marcin Bowl Youth
Program), the Hi-Way Phantoms
Youth Program or the SOCMO (Sombra
- Courtright – Mooretown- Youth
Program) where they can have fun
and also be taught by qualified
bowling instructors to improve
their skills on the lanes. There
are many adult bowlers who have
graduated from these programs
and are enjoying this great
sport.
Four
Lambton County youth bowlers are
highlighted in the Lambton
County Tenpin Association
bowling report this week.
Rachel McGrath, Ben Lapointe,
Brett Zevenbergen and Amber
Watson had a splendid day on the
lanes the last couple weeks.
Rachel
McGrath participated in the 2nd
annual televised Rogers Cup
Tournament in Barrie on April
4-5. This tournament is a Bakers
Style team event (five bowlers
roll two frames per game) put
together by the Youth Bowling
Tour committee. There were 18
teams (14 from Ontario and 4
from Quebec) participating in
the tournament. Each team bowled
18 qualifying games followed by
8 games of match play to
determine the top 5 teams to
enter the step ladder finals.
McGrath’s team was the number
one seed for the step ladder
finals but lost the two game
total pins final receiving the
silver medal. In the first
annual Rogers Cup, McGrath
received a bronze medal. She
also was the recent winner of
Marcin Bowl Shoot Out Seven.
Ben
Lapointe fired 739 (255 -79 pins
over average - 246-238 – 211
pins over average for three
games) on lanes 7 & 8 in the
Phantoms Youth Intermediate
division at Hi-Way Bowl. It was
his 1st 700 series
bowled in a Youth league but his
career 2nd 700, his
first one (704) coming in the
Bluewater Monday Night Men’s
League at Marcin Bowl this year.
Brett
Zevenbergen tossed 726
(223-235-268 - 104 pins over
average and 234 pins over
average for three games) on
lanes 5 & 6 in the Phantoms
Youth Senior division at Hi-Way
Bowl. It was his career 1st
700 series.
Amber
Watson rolled her highest triple
535 (212 – her 1st
200+ game – 83 pins over average
- 176 and 148 pins over for
three games) in the Hi-Way
Phantoms Youth Junior division.
Marcin
Bowl Shoot Out Eight will take
place on May 5th at
6:30. Build up your courage to
participate in the upcoming
final tournament to challenge
the sport shot lane condition.
Kyle
Skinner wheeled 735 (243-279) in
Marcin Sunday Morning Men’s
League rivalry. He was followed
by Jerry Worsley 712 (277 – 89
pins over average - 230 and 148
pins over for three games), Rob
Ladenchuk 708 (255-240), Kyle
Adamson 698 (245-242), Scott
Salmons 684 (253), Mike
Marciniszyn 684 (245-247), Kevin
Lyon 679 (247-254), Jordan
Croskery 677 (246), Brad Cook
674 (269), Ron Gagnon 667 (278),
Dennis Ramsay 667 (258), Roy
Mezzatesta 657, Larry Plumb 653
(235), Jason Lapointe 268,
Johnny Wilkinson 256, Bill
Ridealgh 253 and Jay Chipman
242. Team standings are Marcin
Bowl Pro Shop 146, Mike’s
Hairstyling 131, J & K
Construction 125, Cargill 122,
Team Outfitters 120, Micor
Sports 118, The Leaky Tank 111,
Alliance Fab 109, Jacobs
Industrial Services 107,
Courtright Variety 103,
Crossroad - CL 100 and Little
Caesar’s 92.
Dan
Chopp rolled 714 (245-243) in
Marcin Border City Men’s League
combat. He was chased by Steve
Lewicki 712 (278), Rob
Vandermeer 708 (239-244), Roy
Mezzatesta 702 (238-255),
Stephane Sirois 692 (246-234),
Brandon Gauthier 678 (268), Dave
LeClair 670 (248-248), Jim
Creasor 659 (241), Tim Hutton
651 (231), Brett Matthews 644
(233), Kevin McMillan 638
(245-230), Dave Jones 631 (257),
Bill Cole 627 (235), Mike
Mezzatesta 623, Mark Brooker 622
(239), Brian Potvin 257, Geoff
Scully 233 and Don Oetting 233.
Team standings are Marcin Bowl
Two 151, W. J. Barnes Ltd. 126,
TSM Mechanical 121, Sarnia
Produce 120, Lehder 116,
Bayshore Home Health 110, Up
Rite Door Ltd. 109, Marcin Bowl
109, Lambton Metal Services 106,
Paddy Flaherty’s Irish Pub 88
and Lola’s Lucky Lounge 85.
In
Marcin Bluewater Monday Night
Men’s League competition,
dominant scores were Mike
Shephard 696 (247-247), Mark
Colbran 689 (235-245), Jim
Creasor 687 (235-240), Mark
McCarthy 687 (235), Kyle Adamson
674 (236-234), Tom Ladenchuk 674
(235-238), Bob Spence 672 (265),
Mario Gonzalez 672 (244), Shawn
Sexton 664 (238), Andre Dion 662
(238), Chris Luke 658 (237-231),
Ben Lapointe 658 (258), Randy
McEachern 656 (238), Mason
McCarthy 277 – 86 pins over
average, Terry Spence 254, Brian
Watson 247, Mike Marciniszyn
247, Ken Nimmo 247, George Reed
245, Dennis Ramsay 245, Steve
Lewicki 244, Steve Ferreira 242,
Brian Core 241, Jason Lapointe
241, Pat Lacasse 235, Louie
Willemsen 235, Rob Plamondon
234, Roy Mezzatesta 233, Jeff
Raymond 231 and John Emery 230.
Team standings are Marcin Bowl
142, Stoke’s Inland 130, Wired
129, Napa Auto 126, Best
Automotive 124, Ligate Signs
121, We’re Wired Two 119, Marcin
Bowl Pro Shop 118, Rotork 115,
Jerry’s TV 111, ODS Printing
110, Danbury Homes 109,
Northgate Home Hardware 107,
Monteith/Sutherland 106,
Gutterballs Restaurant 101, RJ
Rau & Associates 99, Lamsar 97,
Team Outfitters 93 and Maggots
87.
In Marcin
Friday Night Mixed League
action, the men’s top scores
were Ray Lucas 693 (222-225-246
- 162 pins over average for
three games), Dave Little 603
(222), Marcel Lajoie 599 (235),
Paul Heckley 556 and Bob
Laframboise 232. The women’s
upper scores were Marilyn Mullen
517, Barb Montgomery 499 (183),
Annette Urban 459, Christine
Mayberry 455 (191), Mary Hearns
454 (174) and Sue Glassford 176.
Team standings are Bowling
Stones 89, Alley Masters 88,
Bowlieve It Or Not 75, Ten Pin
Wizards 73, Strike Club 68,
Pairs & Spares 66, Split
Personalities 59, Lane Rangers
51, Alley-Oops 42 and Pick Up
Artists 39.
In
Marcin Triple A Mixed League
fun, the men’s notable scores
were Rob Vandermeer 685
(246-248), Ross McCorquodale 610
(222), Dave Jones 597, Joe
Csercsics 596 (212-217), Bill
Kolotylo 592 (225), Bill Austin
585, Ernie Anderson 576 (224),
Ken Nimmo 551 (243), Len Duister
222 and Rick Jatel 218. The
ladies’ best scores were Rachel
McGrath 583 (210), Susan McGrath
557 (241), Wendy Street 531
(223), Shelly Thompson 531
(191), Dianne Waddell 526,
Michelle Drew Jones 519
(187-185), Wendy Stevens 499
(184) and Lynne Hood 479. Team
standings are Steel Magnolia 65,
Tiger Blossom 63, Weeping
Willows 59, Sycamore 58,
Hangman’s Elm 55, Maple Sap 52,
Pussy Willows 50, Mahogany 49,
Money Tree 49, Black Walnut 48,
Sparing Sequoias 46 and Iron
Wood 36.
In
Hi-Way RCAFA 403 Wing Mixed
League activity, the men’s
leading scores were Connor Smith
675 (235), Mel Matthews 622
(222), Steve Lewicki 590 (216)
and Don Szokoly 588 (224). The
women’s top scores were Marnie
Majeski 548 (198), Sam Matthews
508 (180), Sharon Pearson 480,
Kathy Dafoe 473 (180) and Patti
Wyville 171.
In
Marcin 1046 Mixed League play,
the men’s noted scores were
Derick Wilker 669 (275 – 95 pins
over average), Larry Plumb 663
(256), Joe Borody 623 (214-214),
Brian Core 611 (237), Alex
Matena 574 (224), Jim Lester 571
(211), Corey Lefebvre 560 (235),
Jordan Cote 215, Dave Hearn 211
and Darren Burgess 210. The
ladies’ main scores were Kaye
Brander 635 (235-203 – 137 pins
over average for three games),
Colleen Grant 447 (173) and Kyra
Lester 443 (192). Final team
standings are Kristen’s Kingpins
141, The Bowling Dead 131, The
Wolfpack 129, Larry’s Lemons
128, We Need The Handicap 121, A
Family Affair 120, Reaney’s
Renegades 115, Team Eight 93,
The Speedballz 90 and Last To
Last 87.
In
Marcin Thursday Night Men’s
League commotion, upper scores
were George Reid 646 (242-232),
Louie Willemsen 639 (231-225),
Larry Plumb 637 (235), Dave
Bruder 633 (225-241), Jordan
Cote 632 (235), Rudy De Gracia
631 (248), Ben Lapointe 631
(224), Jean Lacroix Sr. 625
(234), Alex Matena 611 (241),
Victor Horvath 606 and Mel
Matthews 223. Team standings are
The Young Plugs 289, Morlo
Yardscapes 266, Canadian
National ATM 264, Top Coat
Painting 258, D & D Flooring
Installations 244, Tomlinson
Enterprises 242, Lambton Alloys
238, Marcin Bowl 231, Lehder
Environmental 228 and Billie Box
220.
In
Marcin Thursday Night Mixed
League activity, the ladies’ top
scores were Janice McMillan 629
(227-212), Marsha Pinel 621
(223-211), Pam Marciniszyn 602,
Colleen Baldwin 544 (196), Deb
Archer 522 (193), Miranda David
493, Patricia David 487 and
Toni-Marie Claeys 468. The men’s
high scores were Pat McMillan
654 (240-224), Butch Wilson 613
(224-232), Tyler David 606
(213), Mike Vail 586 (213),
Kevin McMillan 226, Kevin Dunn
208 and Brian Johnson 203.Team
standings are Red Hot Chilly
Peppers 148, Rainbow Chips 126,
Tickled Pink 123, Red Snappers
118, Strike Gold 113, Black
Sabbeth 103, Sandbaggers 103,
Blue Moon 101, Purple Haze 98,
Blue Balls 94, Green Alley Gato
94 and Pink Lloyd’s 81
In
Marcin Sunday Morning Ladies
League action, leading scores
were Deb Jones 590 (235 – 77
pins over average – 207), Steph
Chambers 478, Roxanne English
451, Joy Timington 451 and
Shirley Stark 181. Final team
standings are Banana Splitz 73,
We’ve Been Framed 68, Alley-Oops
64, Strikers 63, Pairs And
Spares 57 and Head Pins 55.
In
Marcin Sarnia Reserve Mixed
League play, the women’s main
scores were Cid Bearhart 561
(208), Annette George 466 (186)
and Shirley Oliver 452.The men’s
high scores were Greg Gray 547
(228), John Adams 538 (198) and
Brad George 196.
In the
Hi-Way Phantoms Youth Senior
division, the top scores were
Connor Smith 589 (214-205) and
Alex Pak 184.
In the
Hi-Way Phantoms Youth
Intermediate division, the
ladies’ upper scores were Kyra
Lester 509 (209-183) and Kira
Pelkie 478 (190). The gents’
best scores were Tyler Hoadley
463 (197), Christopher White 448
and Cameron Verberg-Buchan 398.
Topping
off the girls’ scores in the
Hi-Way Phantoms Youth Junior
division were Isadora Tremblay
412, Katarena Vandeguchte 395
(148) and Paisley Wood’s 159
single. The boys’ noted scores
were Domenic Cocozzoli 555
(209), Devon Crowe 554 (201),
Dalton Crowe 543 (189-180) and
Noah Best 512 (180).
In the
Hi-Way Phantoms Youth Senior
Preps division, the top scores
were Bryce Watson 443 (159-157)
and Jarod Pelkie 332 (118).
In the
Hi-Way Phantoms Youth Junior
Preps division, the boys’ best
scores were Blake Ingles 360
(155), Gavin Baillie 357
(123-121), William LaFramboise
329 (121), Riley Wagner-Gosselin
298 and Joe Stinson’s 133
single. The girls’ main scores
were Lyndsay Amerlinck 284
(96-95-93) and Laurianne
Tremblay 256 (105-93).
In the
Hi-Way Phantoms Youth Bantams
division, the girls’ high scores
were Tyleigh Winger 390
(134-132-124), Elsa McKinley 276
(110), Shaylyn Blake 249 and
Kyleigh Beauvais Chad 226. The
boys’ were led by Alex Majeski
282 (110), Jake Coggins 254
(104), Zachary Ingles 224 (99)
and Samuel Schuyler 189.
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