Like many of her peers, bowling has dropped far down Jackie Malone’s priority list in favor of numerous family responsibilities. Driving her son Michael (hockey) and daughter Rose (softball, volleyball) to practices and cheering them on at games takes precedence over rolling her own orbs down the lanes.
But that doesn’t mean that the former Ebonite and Hammer staff member doesn’t still possess the talent and knowledge that helped make her one of the Capital Region’s top bowlers for a couple of decades. The 43-year-old Scotia-Glenville and Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake scholastic product honed her kegling craft at perennial national powerhouse Wichita State before finishing her collegiate career at Saint Peter’s.
Malone, formerly Robarge, currently averages 212 in the high-powered Towne Mixed Doubles league Wednesday nights at Towne Bowling Academy, and 220 in the Towne Majors Tuesday nights. Solid numbers to be sure, but Malone was once among the very best female bowlers in the area, and she was never afraid to test herself against the best male competitors, as well.
Although she doesn’t keep track of many career stats, she estimates that she’s in double figures for both perfect games and 800 triples. According to the bowl.com website, she’s recorded six perfect games since 2001, but that site doesn’t have any records for her earlier accomplishments when she was in her bowling prime. She once averaged as high as 228 when that average was a lot more meaningful than in this high-scoring era.
Malone was the first Schenectady female in the junior ranks to record both a perfect game and a 200 average. While 11 weeks pregnant, she finished in the top 50 at the U.S. Women’s Open in 2012. Malone once won the singles division at the Green Mountain Open, and she medaled for the Adirondack Region at the Empire State Games. Malone also made the TV show numerous times in the now-defunct Huck Finn Capital Region Bowling Show.
Malone bowled in many WASA (Women’s All Star Association) tournaments and made match play in at least one event. She also placed in the top five at numerous TNBA Rhodman Championships.
She bowled well enough to earn a spot first on the Ebonite staff, and then on the Hammer staff early in her career.
“Just to be asked to be on the Ebonite and Hammer staffs was very important to me,” she said.
When she competed in college, women bowlers didn’t have the same opportunities they enjoy today.
“I was there when the NCAA first started having women’s teams,” Malone explained. “They didn’t have separate tournaments for the women. You would go to an NCAA tournament, and the women would be just part of the men’s tournament. One year, I led the qualifying for the Intercollegiate Team Championship tournament.
“Bowling at Wichita State was a fantastic experience for me, and they really taught me how to bowl competitively. But I couldn’t afford to stay there, so I marketed myself and got the chance to bowl at Saint Peter’s. I enjoyed college and college bowling so much. I wanted to be a college professor and get my [doctorate]. I did very well academically at Saint Peter’s and earned high honors in sociology.”
After bowling in college, there weren’t many opportunities for Malone to compete at the highest level. The Professional Women’s Bowling Association had ceased operations, but when it reappeared a few years later, she competed in several PWBA tournaments, including one where she received national attention by bringing four generations of her family under one roof to watch her compete in Rochester.
“That was one of my coolest memories. There wasn’t a pro tour for me to bowl after college, but when the tour came back, it was something that I really wanted to do. I didn’t cash, but I remember finishing in the middle of the pack in the Lucci Doubles, even though I was suffering through a meniscus tear,” she said.
Malone also recalls winning the prestigious Women’s Doubles Invitational at Boulevard Bowl.
She learned the game from her mother, who was the BH-BL junior bowling program coach along with Jackie McDowell.
“It’s interesting, because now that my kids are into sports, I can see the similarities with how I acted as a kid,” Malone said. “You get really frustrated when things don’t go well, and it’s hard to listen to your parents.”
Malone certainly had all the tools, both physically and mentally, to succeed.
“I feel what I accomplished as a junior bowler was a big deal, especially considering it was at a time before the technology in equipment really took off,” she noted. “I used a Brunswick Danger Zone to roll my perfect game, and I used that ball and a Triton Elite to average 200. From that point on, technology really took over the sport.
“My strength in bowling wasn’t keeping up with the strike fest that bowling is today,” Malone added. “I was better at competing in hard conditions, grinding, making my spares, figuring out the lanes and making adjustments. I traveled and looked for tournaments where I had to make tougher adjustments. I had the knowledge and skills to make those adjustments. I also competed against the men many times and was never afraid to do so. But I can’t out-rev the men. I’ve retooled my game. I used to throw it pretty well, but as I’ve gotten older, I’ve stopped fighting what I can’t do and I play smarter. I like to hook the ball, but I’ll roll it hard and straight if I have to.”
Malone understands she doesn’t have the time to spend working on her bowling game these days, but she doesn’t rule out trying to sharpen her skills in the future.
“I know I’m a good bowler,” Malone said. “I’ve made cuts bowling with the men at tournaments, and I know my game. Maybe in a couple of years I’ll get more serious about my game again. Right now, I like my second-shift leagues because it gives me more time to devote to my family.”
STRIKES & SPARES
Very sad to hear about the recent passing of Albert “Bert” Brindisi, who was not only a great bowler but also perhaps one of the best lane conditioners at a time when all the lanes were oiled by hand. Brindisi, 74, was a three-time ABA Player of the Year and was sought out by many area lanes — including Sportsman’s Bowl — for his expertise at setting up any lanes for any type of condition.
Congratulations to “Gentleman Jack” Rosse, who was recently honored for joining the 50-year membership club in the Macejka’s Edgewood Independent Bowling League at Towne Bowling Academy. A huge crowd showed up for Rosse’s celebration, which included a plaque, an engraved lane and an engraved jacket. According to league secretary/treasurer David Samborin, Rosse joins an elite group of 50-year members that includes Matty Macejka, Norm Hart and Chuck Barbarulo. Like his peers before him, Rosse was honored not only for his longevity but also for his dedication, sportsmanship, commitment and dedication. The next group of league longevity includes Dennis Anunziatta (45 years), Paul Tourtellot (44 years), Mikey Decerbo (42 years) and Marco Farina (39 years).
The Amateur League Bowling Association of New York’s singles event last Sunday at Sportsman’s Bowl was postponed until April 7 because of the snowstorm.
Boulevard Bowl is the host for the Benny’s Blind Bash on Jan. 20 (2:30 p.m.) and Jan. 21 (2 p.m.). Four-person teams will bowl three games with the curtains closed. Handicap is 90% of an 840 team average.
Towne Bowling Academy’s 14th annual Handicap Team Tournament continues with weekend squads after the holidays running through Feb. 3. Top prize is $4,000 guaranteed. There is also an optional singles event with a first place prize of $600. For more information, call 518-355-3939.
Town ’N Country’s Bakers Doubles Tournament begins Saturday and runs every weekend through Feb. 4. Entry fee is $60 per team and handicap is 100% of 225. One in six teams will cash. Last year’s event had a total prize fund of $10,000, with $2,000 for first place.
Uncle Sam Lanes will host the Bazar Auto Parts Super Bowl Baker Doubles Feb. 11. Entry fee is $45 per team, and the field will be limited to the first 52 paid entries. First place is $1,000. Contact Darrell Coonrad (518-817-3505) or Rob Daigneault (518-859-6726) for reservations.
Bob Learn, “Mr. 300,” will be offering a special bowling lesson Feb. 24 at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. at Uncle Sam Lanes. Learn, the former guest speaker at the Schenectady USBC Awards and Hall of Fame Banquet, is a USBC Hall of Famer with eight PBA national titles, 29 PBA regional titles. He is a Team USA Coach who is the 2023 USBC Men’s Coach of the Year and a two-time NAIA Men’s Coach of the Year. He’s 24th on the all-time PBA Money List and owns PBA TV records for two, three and four games. The cost is $75. Call Del Picard (508-642-6130) to make a reservation or to receive more information.
Sportsman’s Bowl will host the Albany Senate Trio Tournament Feb. 17 (1 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. squads) and Feb. 18 (11 a.m. and 2 p.m. squads). First place is $1,500, based on 80 entries. Bowlers must be certified by both the USBC and TNBA. Entry fee is $90 per team, plus optional $10 fees for handicap and scratch singles. Handicap is 90% of 230. There will be brackets, raffles, a mystery game and scratch/handicap jackpots available. Contact Robert Danzy (518-507-2218), or mail entries to 51 Clifford Road, Menands, NY 12304.
Congratulations to the Troy Bowling Association’s 2022-23 bowlers of the year Robbie Daigneault and Kate Gardner, as well as to the association’s all-star team that includes Pam Bertrand, Matt Brownell Samantha Hart, Bill Heaphy, Devon Hodlik, Samantha Kingsley, Tim McCart, Gina Patricelli and Clay Reininger. Lori Claus was inducted into the TBA’s Hall of Fame.
Sammy Ventura’s “Good Stuff” Tour Singles Eliminator will be held Feb. 10 at Towne Bowling Academy. Entry fee is $70. There will be four games of qualifying, and one in five bowlers will advance to the one-game eliminators until there is one under-50 bowler and one over-50 bowler left. Call 315-256-7100 for more information.
Applications for the 2024 John Drexel Memorial Scholarship are now available. Contact JDScholarCommittee@gmail.com for more information and a copy of the scholarship application. The John Drexel Memorial Doubles at Town ’N Country Lanes will be held April 14 with qualifying squads at 9 a.m. and noon. First place will be $2,000 based on 50 teams. Entry fee is $130 per team, and one in six teams will make the finals off each squad. Call Julie Drexel (518-461-2564) or Anthony Scaccia (518-881-5054) for reservations.
The Troy USBC’s 47th annual 700 Club Tournament will be held at Green Island Lanes Feb. 10 with qualifying squads at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The top eight bowlers from each qualifying squad advance to head-to-head roll-offs. Each squad is limited to 64 bowlers. Entry fee is $40. Make checks payable to the Troy Bowling Association and send them to Paul Bodnar, 124 Russell Road, Schuylerville NY 12871. For more information, call 518-248-3622.
MAJOR BOWLING
Nick Peckowitz shot a 267-760, Lee Quivey slammed a 257-738 and Mike Guidarelli rolled a 248-722 in the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.
David Squires ripped a 285-786, Brandon Wolf tossed a 278-783, Joe Mazuryk fired a 290-770, Dan Auricchio produced a 277-758 and Liz Kuhlkin registered a 269-757 in the Jamie Mazuryk Homes Team City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.
Don Cross hammered a 266-910, Tom Girard rolled a 279-884, Derek Foti slammed a 247-875, Joe Carusone ripped a 234-875 and Mike Scaccia delivered a 236-870 in the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl.
Lindsey McPhail produced a 300 game en route to a 1,010 four-game series, Matt Swiatocha fired a 268-1,007, Niki Battistoni tossed a 259-1,000, Tom Earl registered a 269-996, Matt Fazzone rolled a 300 game during a 994 set and Natasha Fazzone ripped a 280-994 in the Towne Mixed Doubles Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy.
Tim Siatkowski found the line for a 265-757, Ron Williams fired a 264-747, Joe Paone delivered a 278-733 and average leader B.J. Rucinski hammered a 268-710 in the Capital District All Star League Thursday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.
SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS
Standings
Universal Auto Parts 53.5-10.5, TSS Printing 41-23, Precision Floors 39-25, Muny Grille 38-26, Van Buren Enterprises 37-27, JL Designs 36-28, M.L. Bellinger 34-30, Metroland Photo 34-30, Ten Eyck Insurance 32-32, Next Level Detailing 29-35, Bob’s Pro Shop 25-39, Sportsman’s Bowl 23.5-40.5, All in 1 Realty 22-42, IDID 4-60.
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Match summaries
Ten Eyck Insurance (4)
Mike Isabella Jr. 193-220-213 — 626, Joe D’Aurizio Jr. 235-203-222 — 660, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 236-203-192 — 631, Ron Williams 278-193-225 — 696. Totals: 942-819-852 — 2,613.
Bob’s Pro Shop (0)
Fred McMahon 238-248-224 — 710, Earl Lawrence Jr. 211-196-189 — 596, B.J. Rucinski 200-191-226 — 617, Mike Smith 143-159-193 — 495. Totals: 792-794-832 — 2,418.
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All in 1 Realty (1)
Dean Halpin 163-196-155 — 514, Tammy Sader 172-224-188 — 584, Rich Rogaski 191-209-210 — 610, John Leone 224-235-255 — 714. Totals: 750-864-808 — 2,422.
Sportsman’s Bowl (3)
Aiden Deitz 227-2445-236 — 708, Tim Bush 245-180-212 — 637, Bill Carl 162-162-213 — 537, Jason Dietz (absent) 200-200-200 — 600. Totals: 834-787-861 — 2,482.
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Universal Auto Parts (4)
Andy Smith 233-203-203 — 639, Bill Heaphy III 247-266-168 — 681, Chris Fedden 252-239-226 — 717, Chris Smith 203-218-257 — 678. Totals: 935-926-854 — 2,715.
IDID (0)
Tony Fernandez 214-222-236 — 672, Joe Gordon 145-145-136 — 426, Jim Valentino 213-178-190 — 581, AJ Perone (absent) 200-200-200 — 600. Totals: 772-745-762 — 2,279.
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Precision Floors (0)
Mike Guidarelli 248-237-237 — 722, Jim Bassotti 191-188-217 — 596, Matt Swiatocha 212-186-205 — 603, Tom Siatkowski 259-192-202 — 653. Totals: 910-803-861 — 2,574.
TSS Printing (4)
Nick Peckowitz 247-267-246 — 760, Corey Buckley 207-202-244 — 653, Tyler Mochrie 200-195-222 — 617, Matt Olson 278-215-224 — 717. Totals: 932-879-936 — 2,747.
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Van Buren Enterprises (1)
Art Van Buren 231-194-250 — 675, Rich Manzer Jr. 204-216-190 — 610, Brian French 226-174-187 — 587, Austin Van Buren 237-209-192 — 638. Totals: 898-793-819 — 2,510.
Muny Grille (3)
Mark Ray 231-225-206 — 662, Dave Bingham 163-258-211 — 632, Jay Diamond 180-201-241 — 622, Jamie Diamond 207-235-277 — 719. Totals: 781-919-935 — 2,635.
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JL Designs (1)
Justin Lansing 213-186-192 — 591, Jeremy McGaffin 232-232-172 — 636, Anthony Clay 213-171-216 — 600, Billy McGaffin Jr. 184-144-153 — 481. Totals: 842-733-733 — 2,308.
M.L. Bellinger (3)
Mike Liberatore 226-165-200 — 591, Mike Bellinger 249-197-258 — 704, Kristine Gravell 202-214-209 — 625, Zach Gravell Sr. 142-244-196 — 582. Totals: 819-820-863 — 2,502.
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Metroland Photo (4)
Lee Quivey 235-246-257 — 738, Steve Renzi 235-158-192 — 585, Mike Gallitelli 214-223-211 — 648, B.J. Smith Jr. 225-225-202 — 652. Totals: 909-852-862 — 2,623.
Next Level Detailing (0)
Terry Ray 203-226-204 — 633, Patricia Kelly 185-181-188 — 554, Amanda Chrzanowski 204-210-204 — 618, JP Harrell 224-228-235 — 687. Totals: 816-845-831 — 2,492.
JAMIE MAZURYK HOMES TEAM CITY LEAGUE
Standings
ABS 63-17, Broadway Lanes 55-25, Jamie Mazuryk Homes 54-26, DeCrescente Distributing 51-29, Towne Bowling Academy 50-30, Sindoni Sausage 49-31, Kristel Mechanic 49-31, J&F Lawncare 44-36, Falvey Real Estate 44-36, Revolutions Pro Shop 43-37, Rollarama 42-38, Blake 925 37-43, Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet 34-46, Medic Property 33-47, Boulevard Bowl 32-48, Solid Surface 29-51, KKV Recovery 29-51, Area 51-8 24-56, The Heritage Group 22-58, L-Scape Design 16-64.
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Match summaries
KKV Recovery (0)
Kalynn Carl 193-156-191 — 540, Vinny Struffolino 179-213-216 — 608, Nick DiCerbo 179-170-216 — 565, Kara Struffolino 255-238-194 — 687. Totals: 806-777-817 — 2,400.
Boulevard Bowl (5)
P.J. Derenzo 173-225-213 — 611, Ken Wilkins 244-201-236 — 681, Mike Scaccia 218-243-207 — 668, Derek Foti 189-187-169 — 546. Totals: 824-856-825 — 2,505.
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Solid Surface (5)
Cassius Boyd 221-234-221 — 676, Cheyanne Zullo 247-206-254 — 707, Lindsey McPhail 203-279-245 — 727, Marc Fowler 233-183-222 — 638. Totals: 904-902-942 — 2,748.
Area 51-8 (0)
Chuck Schissler 184-164-224 — 572, Jenn Schissler 236-246-209 — 691, Chris Lee 215-245-210 — 670, Gabe Criscuolo 194-192-176 — 562. Totals: 829-847-819 — 2,495.
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The Heritage Group (1)
Mike Giaquinto 194-197-214 — 605, Morgan Lindsey 267-211-197 — 675, Bob Messick 224-267-194 — 685, Mike Nolan 184-195-191 — 570. Totals: 869-870-796 — 2,535.
L-Scape Design (4)
David Squires 254-247-285 — 786, Dave Henderson 187-208-198 — 593, Walter Thorne 222-243-202 — 667, Alex Wilson 193-245-197 — 635. Totals: 856-943-882 — 2,681.
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ABS (1)
Jeff Kallner 253-184-258 — 695, Matt Kallner 238-2445-197 — 680, Scott Rogers 190-205-247 — 642, Matt Fazzone 233-188-212 — 633. Totals: 914-822-914 — 2,650.
Broadway Lanes (4)
John Pancake 257-192-190 — 639, Roy Vanderbogart 224-234-199 — 657, Steve Wagoner 226-227-266 — 719, Justin Barcomb 267-233-228 — 728. Totals: 974-886-883 — 2,743.
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Jamie Mazuryk Homes (4)
Tommy Donato 279-153-248 — 680, Chris Radliff 190-241-191 — 622, Joel Donato 195-214-227 — 636, Joe Mazuryk 290-224-256 — 770. Totals: 954-832-922 — 2,708.
Towne Bowling Academy (1)
Tom Earl 213-194-201 — 608, Tony Palumbo 173-237-205 — 615, Marty Capullo Jr. 236-184-237 — 657 Debbie Capullo 279-254-216 — 749. Totals: 901-869-859 — 2,629.
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Kristel Mechanic (1)
Jeff Whitehouse 269-207-239 — 715, Ed White 223-202-188 — 613, Jason Impellizzeri 237-227-235 — 699, Bryan Kelley 211-266-214 — 691. Totals: 940-902-876 — 2,718.
DeCrescente Distributing (4)
Jessica Aiezza 201-213-246 — 660, Brian Mariano 266-246-227 — 739, Suzie Morine 222-210-187 — 619, Liz Kuhlkin 242-269-246 — 757. Totals: 931-938-906 — 2,775.
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Sindoni Sausage (4)
Don Herrington 193-245-247 — 685, Mike DiCerbo 222-246-224 — 692, Rich Strath 248-257-205 — 710, Joe VanDerLinden 256-215-200 — 671. Totals: 919-963-876 — 2,758.
J&F Lawncare (1)
Joe DeVellis 225-236-207 — 668, Nick Stricos 225-208-223 — 656, Brandon Wolf 255-278-250 — 783, R.J. Martinez 178-207-222 — 607. Totals: 883-929-902 — 2,714.
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Revolutions Pro Shop (1)
Scott Chastenay 159-197-246 — 602, David Orzechowski 253-224-246 — 723, Ryan Karabin 265-186-258 — 709, Billy Wigand 190-200-229 — 619. Totals: 867-807-979 — 2,653.
Falvey Real Estate (4)
Dan Auricchio 259-277-222 — 758, Ron Unser 186-245-237 — 668, Lee Aiezza 246-193-209 — 648, Jeff Young 217-233-258 — 708. Totals: 908-948-926 — 2,782.
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Rollarama (4)
Dan Rotter 248-237-213 — 698, Jeremy Clute 267-224-171 — 662, Ron Paradiso 279-227-228 — 734, Ken LaBelle Jr. 224-208-242 — 674. Totals: 1,018-896-854 — 2,768.
Blake 925 (1)
Jessica Thomas 258-215-226 — 699, Scott Gregory 234-148-209 — 591, Steve Horwedel 246-246-232 — 724, John Askew 244-227-268 — 739. Totals: 982-836-935 — 2,753.
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Medic Property (0)
Thomas Santerre 227-180-200 — 607, Andy Mysona 204-189-244 — 637, Chris Tinkle 201-278-196 — 675, Michael Eaton 243-193-183 — 619. Totals: 875-840-823 — 2,538.
Mohawk Honda/Chevrolet (5)
Ed Gumm 249-201-247 — 697, Nunzi Manuli 203-234-248 — 685, Jody Becker 246-255-195 — 696, Brad Lawyer 180-218-249 — 647. Totals: 878-908-939 — 2,725.
FRANK DePALMA BOULEVARD CLASSIC
Standings
Derenzo’s Tax Service 8-2, Boulevard Bowl 6-4, Masons Automotive 5-5, MBM Motorsports 5-5, Kalpro 4-6, D.A. Parisi & Co. 2-8.
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Match summaries
Kalpro (3)
Keith Lawyer 213-208-197-179 — 797, Kyle Wilkins 236-173-238-211 — 858, Joe Carusone 201-217-223-234 — 875. Totals: 650-598-658-624 — 2,530.
Masons Automotive (2)
Mark Hansen 224-201-214-191 — 830, Robin Fredenburgh 203-237-216-200 — 856, B.J. Smith Jr. 184-203-199-241 — 827. Totals: 611-641-629-632 — 2,513.
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MBM Motorsports (1)
Zach Mecca 224-204-180-156 — 764, Tony Bianchi 172-206-195-188 — 761, Tom Girard 202-205-198-279 — 884. Totals: 598-615-573-623 — 2,409.
Derenzo’s Tax Service (4)
P.J. Derenzo 186-229-217-184 — 816, Anthony Clay 199-207-190-167 — 763, Don Cross 266-190-211-243 — 910. Totals: 651-626-618-594 — 2,489.
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Boulevard Bowl (4)
Mike Scaccia 236-204-205-225 — 870, Brian Hart 205-243-204-205 — 857, Derek Foti 226-247-187-215 — 875. Totals: 667-694-596-645 — 2,602.
D.A. Parisi & Co. (1)
John Mecca 190-224-161-253 — 828, Jeff Williams 202-235-212-212 — 861, Ken Wilkins 204-169-172-192 — 737. Totals: 596-628-545-657 — 2,426.
TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES
Standings
Team Earl 43.5-16.5, A Plus Heating No. 1 42-18, Never Enough Performance 41.5-18.5, Revolutions Pro Shop 40-20, My Three Sons 38-22, Sportsman’s Bowl 37-23, JLD 34.5-25.5, Sindoni Sausage 34-26, Towne Bowling Academy 32-28, Rogers Motorsports 29-31, ABS 28-32, Next Level Detailing 28-32, TSS Printing 28-32, 54 M Racing 27-33, Main Street Café 27-33, Syron’s Market 24-36, Battenkill Motor 23-37, Unbreakable Nutrition 21-39, T.J. Bell Environmental 14.5-45.5, A Plus Heating No. 28-52.
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Match summaries
Never Enough Performance (20)
Kate Clark 212-225-192-209 — 838, Dave McLear 257-237-173-200 — 867. Totals: 500-493-396-440 — 1,829.
A Plus Heating No. 2 (0)
Michelle Largeteau 124-167-120-131 — 542, Tony Pasquerella 167-179-130-153 — 629. Totals: 406-461-365-399 — 1,621.
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Sportsman’s Bowl (15)
Erika Poje 205-215-214-198 — 832, Dan Knutti 267-230-215-183 — 895. Totals: 512-485-469-421 — 1,887.
Syron’s Market (5)
Amanda Chrzanowski 225-275-215-203 — 918, John Askew 199-228-216-189 — 832. Totals: 441-520-448-409 — 1,818.
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Team Earl (13.5)
Renee Earl 206-233-211-227 — 877, Tom Earl 259-229-239-269 — 996. Totals: 501-498-486-532 — 2,017.
JLD (6.5)
Amber Brophy 214-225-206-204 — 849, Billy McGaffin 286-208-256-234 — 984. Totals: 528-461-490-466 — 1,945.
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TSS Printing (5)
Jackie Malone 191-222-195-191 — 799, Paul Dumas 426-463-432-436 — 1,757.
Rogers Motorsports (15)
Kelly Chrzanowski 165-177-202-214 — 756, Tom Rogers 227-210-279-215 — 931. Totals: 431-426-520-468 — 1,845.
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T.J. Bell Environmental (5)
Catie Bell 193-205-166-153 — 717, Mike Kamm 225-168-213-245 — 851. Totals: 464-419-425-444 — 1,752.
A Plus Heating No. 1 (15)
Haley Groat 185-235-205-215 — 840, Zack Porter 213-217-228-234 — 882. Totals: 439-493-474-480 — 1,886.
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ABS (14)
Natasha Fazzone 280-237-234-243 — 994, Matt Fazzone 258-300-226-210 — 994. Totals: 549-548-471-464 — 2,032.
Sindoni Sausage (6)
Liz Kuhlkin 210-248-238-279 — 975, Joe VanDerLinden 269-224-208-235 — 936. Totals: 489-482-456-524 — 1,951
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Main Street Café (6)
Ursula Pasquerella 173-227-172-210 — 782, Joe Venduro 183-225-238-215 — 861. Totals: 409-505-463-478 — 1,855.
Next Level Detailing (14)
Kim Swiatocha 268-205-224-198 — 895, Matt Swiatocha 268-247-255-237 — 1,007. Totals: 554-470-497-453 — 1,974.
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Towne Bowling Academy (15)
Ryan Gahan 159-235-210-215 — 819, Debbie Capullo 256-237-247-184 — 924. Totals: 456-513-498-440 — 1,907.
Battenkill Motor (5)
Laura Rotter (absent) 192-192-192-192 — 768, Ken LaBelle 214-214-258-221 — 907. Totals: 436-436-480-443 — 1,795.
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My Three Sons (10)
Patricia Kelly 202-216-246-210 — 874, Jeff Kallner 191-269-209-256 — 925. Totals: 413-505-475-486 — 1,879.
Unbreakable Nutrition (10)
Niki Battistoni 246-227-258-259 — 1,000, Peter Battistoni 171-179-222-146 — 718. Totals: 441-440-504-429 — 1,814.
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54 M Racing (9)
Cheyanne Zullo 225-211-225-212 — 873, Cassius Boyd 191-253-193-266 — 903. Totals: 450-498-452-512 — 1,912.
Revolutions Pro Shop (11)
Lindsey McPhail 227-300-258-225 — 1,010, Don Herrington 196-206-269-258 — 939. Totals: 438-521-542-508 — 2,009.
CAPITAL DISTRICT ALL STAR LEAGUE
Standings
(Won-Lost-Points)
Next Level Detailing 36-18-288, Camelot Print & Copy 32.5-21.5-261, Deitz Inc. 35-19-259.5, Precision Floors 32-22-252, Voss Inc. 31.5-22.5-239.5, Bob’s Pro Shop 28-26-227.5, Sacandaga Service Station 27-27-221.5, Sportsman’s Bowl 26-28-214.5, Team Bassotti 26-28-206.5, ICRYO 26-28-206, Café One Eleven 25-29-198.5, Great Flats Brewing 25-29-193.5, Lean Machine Vending 24-30-189.5, NexGen Golf 21-33-183.5, R&M Homes 18-36-161.5, DePalma’s Custom Apparel 19-35-153.5.
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Match summaries
Next Level Detailing (14)
Mike Liberatore 183-224-207 — 614, Bill Wigand 246-245-206 — 697, JP Harrell 236-225-188 — 649. Totals: 665-694-601 — 1,960.
Deitz Inc. (10)
Connor Stoliker 232-201-192 — 625, Tim Bush 233-225-220 — 678, Aiden Deitz 204-201-232 — 637. Totals: 669-627-644 — 1,940.
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Camelot Print & Copy (17.5)
Joe Paone 278-218-237 — 733, Jackie Lynn Noble 195-160-200 — 555, B.J. Rucinski 232-268-210 — 710. Totals: 705-646-647 — 1,998.
Voss Inc. (6.5)
Mike Voss 222-236-214 — 672, Chuck Sheifer 200-194-170 — 564, Thomas DiBell 226-216-224 — 666. Totals: 648-646-608 — 1,902.
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Precision Floors (22)
Bill Dunn 202-236-224 — 662, John Marois 205-189-222 — 615, Tom Siatkowski 256-236-265 — 757. Totals: 663-661-711 — 2,035.
Bob’s Pro Shop (2)
Anthony Clay 192-205-181 — 578, Bob Tedesco Jr. 203-213-202 — 618, Ron Williams 248-235-264 — 747. Totals: 643-653-647 — 1,943.
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Sportsman’s Bowl (5.5)
Jodi Musto 194-235-205 — 634, Andrew Reinitz 215-226-204 — 645, Christian Chiarito 243-202-188 — 633. Totals: 652-663-597 — 1,912.
Sacandaga Service Station (18.5)
Kevin Benedetto 213-203-269 — 685, Jeremy Noble 259-233-204 — 696, Curt Benedetto Jr. 182-212-263 — 657. Totals: 654-648-736 — 2,038.
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Team Bassotti (6)
Jim Bassotti 191-196-203 — 599, Chris Nachtrieb 180-256-195 — 631, John Leone 212-225-230 — 667. Totals: 583-677-628 — 1,888.
ICRYO (18)
Robin Fredenburgh 228-204-206 — 638, Absentee 196-196-196 — 588, Tom Santerre 199-237-237 — 673. Totals: 623-637-639 — 1,899.
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Café One Eleven (12)
Bryan Admire 195-217-215 — 627, Dan Carson 171-181-258 — 610, Joe DiBiase 190-203-278 — 671. Totals: 556-601-751 — 1,998.
Great Flats Brewing (12)
Bill Carl 176-178-167 — 521, Bob Bush 193-225-216 — 634, Pete Konrad 205-256-225 — 686. Totals: 574-659-608 — 1,841.
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Lean Machine Vending (13)
Chad Christenson 152-246-218 — 616, Ursula Pasquerella 158-221-145 — 524, Joe D’Aurizio 203-196-248 — 647. Totals: 513-663-611 — 1,787.
NexGen Golf (11)
Curt Benedetto Sr. 208-214-189 — 611, Marissa Martinek 205-226-170 — 601, Kalynn Carl 196-180-216 — 592. Totals: 609-620-575 — 1,804.
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R&M Homes (14)
Mike Smith 226-209-232 — 667, Zach Valentine 206-199-194 — 599, Kim Swiatocha 227-199-225 — 651. Totals: 659-607-651 — 1,917.
DePalma’s Custom Apparel (10)
Gabe Criscuolo 197-216-209 — 622, Joe Lenge 172-211-234 — 617, Earl Lawrence Jr. 182-181-215 — 578. Totals: 551-608-658 — 1,817.