april 13 - 19, 2016 sports reporter

By Bill Vint - PBA

PORTLAND, Maine – Gradually,

Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga,

N.Y., is beginning to believe in

himself, and thanks to a momen-

tary burst of confidence, the 30-

year-old left-hander rolled his

way to a two-game sweep of 16-

time Professional Bowlers

Association title winner Tommy

Jones in the best-of-three-game

title match of the

bowlingball.com PBA Maine

Shootout at Bayside Bowl.

After winning a 2-1 decision

over Michael Markin of Tafton, Pa., in the Round of

64, and a 2-0 sweep of Ronnie Russell of Marion,

Ind., in the Round of 32, Ciminelli completed his run

to his sixth PBA Tour title and the $10,000 first prize

with best-of-three-game victories over Shawn

Maldonado of Houston, Texas; Wes Malott of

Pflugerville, Texas, and Tim Mack of Indianapolis

before rolling past Jones in the title match, 255-213

and 225-203.

“I caught these guys at the right time on the right

pairs of lanes,” Ciminelli said. “For once, everything

fell in place for me. I didn’t think

I had a chance to win this tourna-

ment, but I kept my head down

and kept fighting.”

A year ago, Ciminelli’s confi-

dence had bottomed out so badly

he was considering retirement,

but he made a great run in the sec-

ond half of the 2015 season,

winding up second in the 2015

PBA Player of the Year Race to

Australia’s Jason Belmonte.

“My confidence is going up

with every event,” he said.

“You’re not going to win every

tournament you bowl, but you have to keep knocking

on the door.”

The next event on the PBA Tour schedule is the

Xtra Frame PBA Tour Storm Open, the second of 10

Xtra Frame PBA Tour events scheduled for 2016,

April 22-24 at Liberty Lanes in Carpentersville, Ill.

The Storm Open will be covered from to start to fin-

ish, live on PBA’s exclusive online bowling channel,

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Tim Lau 299-802 at Jib LanesFLUSHING, NY – Tim Lau earned

top honors blasting games of 246-

257-299 for a high series of 802 in

the Friday Hi-Rollers League at Jib

Lanes.

Steve Smarosa shot 268-216-259-

743, Dwight Flowers 225-268-233-

726, Tim Williams 259-280-720.

Sunil Kochar 300 at Farmingdale

HOPELAWN, NJ – Ron Caggiano

blasted a 300 game in the Premiere

Pro Shop McClassic League at

Majestic Lanes.

Dan Clark shot 243-265-257-765,

Rocco Fortunato 286-214-254-754,

Jimmy Gill 248-234-236-718, Dan

Eremias 245-224-248-717, Bobby

Rohe 222-209-279-710, and Joe

Lampareiello 215-213-278-706.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Hambel and Gary Robertson

each blasted a 300 game in the

Monday 4-Man Classic League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

John LaBau shot 234-279-299-

812, Bob Thorne 238-259-258-

755, Gary Brown 278-247-216-

741, Joe Conigliaro 266-247-729,

and Chris Alessi 247-231-247-

725.

FARMINGDALE, NY – Sunil

Kochar blasted a 300 game in the

Expressway Glass League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Michael Erb shot 238-265-244-

747, Nicholas DiLauro 236-255-

255-746, Chris Ziesig 277-261-

739, Brian Ziesig 236-258-248-

742, and Vonetta Joliffe rolled

235-245-247-727.

USBC Youth Members Collier, Baker, Douglas, Hochecker, and Marlow

Receive Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarship

Jim Hambel, Gary Robertson 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes Ryan Ciminelli Wins bowlingball.com PBA Maine Shootout

Ron Caggiano 300 at Majestic

See SCHOLARSHIP Page 2

ARLINGTON, Texas – Five

United States Bowling Congress

Youth members have been select-

ed to receive the 2016 Earl

Anthony Memorial Scholarship in

recognition of their academic

achievements and community

service.

The International Bowling

Campus Youth Committee deter-

mined the recipients of the Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarship, which is awarded

in honor of the late USBC and Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Famer who

was dedicated to assisting youth bowlers. The 2016 award winners each will receive

a $5,000 scholarship.

The 2016 Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarship recipients are:

• Cyan Baker, Chicago

• McKenna Collier, Brick, New Jersey

• Lauren Douglas, Phoenix

• Richard Hochecker IV, Ballwin, Missouri

• Zachary Marlow, Gulfport, Mississippi

Baker is a senior at Lindblom Math and Science holds a 4.6 grade-point average

(4.0 scale). A National Honor

Society school chapter vice pres-

ident, she was one of only 80 stu-

dents to receive a $10,000

Nordstrom Scholarship in 2015.

She is a four-year girls varsity

bowling team member and also

was selected as an Illinois State

scholar by the Illinois Student

Assistance Commission.

She has served food to senior citizens and the homeless during Thanksgiving as

part of Mu Chapter Xinos, a school outreach and leadership program affiliated with

national sorority Phi Delta Kappa. She also has worked on several community out-

reach projects with JROTC, INROADS College Links, Illinois Tech Global Leaders

and Girl Scouts of America.

Collier holds a 3.9 GPA as a three-year “Distinguished Honor Roll” student at

Brick Memorial High School, while taking 11 honors courses including chemistry,

U.S. history and French. She is a four-year member of the varsity bowling team, an

active member of the Student Government Association and a member of the

Creative Writing Club.

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Zachary Marlow-

Richard Hochecker-

Lauren Douglas-

Cyan Baker-

McKenna Collier

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SCHOLARSHIPContinued from Page 1

John Kamenitsky of Stratford,

Connecticut, became the first

bowler of the 2016 USBC Open

Championships to celebrate 50

years of tournament participation.

The 84-year-old right-hander is

one of 20 bowlers scheduled to

reach the milestone this year, and

he received a plaque, chevron and

diamond lapel pin March 11 to

commemorate his entrance into

the event's 50-Year Club.

Kamenitsky made his Open

Championships debut at the 1966

edition in Rochester, New York,

which was held at what was then

the Rochester Community War

Memorial, the home of the

Rochester Americans of the

American Hockey League.

The journey to five decades at

the Open Championships was due

in part to Kamenitsky's time work-

ing with his local USBC associa-

tion.

"When I reached my 25th year, I

was on the association board, and

I would plan my time at the tour-

nament around the convention,"

said Kamenitsky, an association

director with the Fairfield County

(Conn.) USBC. "Now, I come

with my friends to just have a

great time."

With his 2016 Open

Championships concluded,

Kamenitsky owns a career pinfall

of 76,773, a 171 average.

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Collier has volunteered more

than 250 hours of time working

with the Brick Rotary Club,

assisted with setup and clean-

up for school dances as part of

the Student Government

Association, participated in

school fundraising efforts and

served as a volunteer bowling

coach at her local center.

Douglas currently is a junior

at the University of St. Francis

(Illinois), where she possesses a

3.89 GPA (4.0 scale) and com-

petes on the lanes for the

Fighting Saints. Collegiately,

she has garnered several aca-

demic honors during her career

which includes a stop at the

University of Alabama-

Birmingham. She has been

named a National Tenpin

Coaches Association Academic

All-American, selected to the

Dean’s List, earned a

Conference USA

Commissioner’s Academic

Medal and earned an Athletic

Director’s Honor Roll selec-

tion.

She is a member of the

Student-Athlete Advisory

Committee (SAAC) where

she’s participated in campus

food drives, and currently is

aiding a campus initiative to

end sexual violence as part of

the nationwide, “It’s On Us”

campaign. She also has volun-

teered at the Ronald McDonald

House, Greater Birmingham

Humane Society and Children’s

Hospital of Alabama.

Hochecker, who attends South

Tech High School with a

weighted GPA of 3.79 (4.0

scale), has taken several AP and

Honors classes. He is a member

of the National Honor Society,

National Technical Honor

Society and the South Tech

Ambassador program. He’s also

earned several awards including

Shop Assistant, Consistent

Outstanding Math Performance

and Math Student of the Month.

He was elected as a youth

director to the St. Louis USBC

Board of Directors, and has

served as a member of the St.

Louis USBC Youth Committee,

Missouri State USBC Youth

Committee and as chairman of

the Publicity Committee. This

is Hochecker’s second USBC

honor after being selected as

the 2014 USBC Male Youth

Ambassador of the Year.

Marlow, a senior at Bay High

School, holds a weighted GPA

of 4.21 and is a member of the

National Honor Society, a four-

year member of the Alpha

Honor Roll and Woodman of

the Year award winner in U.S.

history. He is a member of the

Marksmanship team, Academic

Bowl team, Awareness

Presentation team, Physical

Training team and the Spanish

Club.

He’s held several JROTC staff

positions including WINGS

Chief, Logistics Commander

and Group Executive Officer

while volunteering nearly 200

hours at several JROTC events

including Color Guard partici-

pation, flag folding lessons at

Bayou View Elementary and

beach, bridge and cemetery

clean-up projects. He also

assisted with the Relay for Life

event as part of the National

Honor Society.

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Honan led all pin attackers with

scores of 276-228-236 for a high

series of 740 in the Wednesday,

Teterboro Bowling League, at

Parkway Lanes.

Tom Schlomann tossed 269-733,

Harold Helmstetter 274-724, Paul

Stuart 264-712, Alfred Balletto 264-

710, Michael Guglielmino 248-709,

Stephen Semancik 246-703, and

Mike DeFrancesco 258-702.

Roger Gardener 741

At Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - Roger Gardener

rolled 257-267-217-741 in the

Hankel League at Howell Lanes.

Mike Messina hit 739, Max

Stalter and Larry Fisher 722, Gary

Toth and Vince Portobello also

fired 700 series. Mike Pisnoy

posted a 277 high game followed

by Larry Fisher 269 and Vince

Portobello and Gardener at 267.

April 13 - 19, 2016 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Anthony Vitucci 785FLUSHING, NY – Anthony

Vitucci topped the scoring in the

Ted Guy Classic League blasting

games of 246-283-256 for a high

series of 785.

Alex Andres shot 247-227-268-

742, Gary Elferis 247-217-277-

741, Mel Chandler 279-254-226-

759, Joe Ciurelo 221-256-257-734,

and Shawn Egan 215-279-723.

Tony Mosley 738FLUSHING, NY – Tony Mosley

led the scoring in the Ball and

Chain League rolling games of

239-247 for a high series of 738.

Lou DeMartino hit 226-234-245-

705, Shawn Wyatt 232-247-225-

704, Joe Gonzalez 226-217-247-

690, Tony Trachina 203-289-693,

and Efren Enriquez 213-231-236-

680.

Bill Gantt 668FLUSHING, NY – In the Saturday

Early Birds League Bill Gantt shot

212-201-255-668, and Duane

Titus hit 245-247-667.

Rich Hill 668FLUSHING, NY – Rich Hill rolled

235-216-217-668, Tony Rookard

208-263-665, Ken Shawn 279-

659, and Dave Jones 221-236-658.

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Corey Weiss hit 279, and RJ

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Josh Nordstrom 290CORAM, NY – In the Wednesday

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Corey Weiss hit 279, and RJ

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Bobby Meltzer 722CORAM, NY – Bobby Meltzer

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Night Mixed League rolling a 256

game for a high series of 722.

Josh Nordstrom hit 278-714, and

Ron Bonomo 257-705.


Damon Brown 763FARMINGDALE, NY – Damon

Brown topped the scoring in the

Epic/Maple Invitational Trios

League blasting games of 267-


Joe Casale rolled 277-246-736,

Mark Monfoletot 279-257-732,

Casey Sparacio 232-258-240-730,

and Joe Ranaldo 290.

Rob Gotterbarn 762FARMINGDALE, NY –Rob

Gotterdam topped the scoring in

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blasting games of 247-258-258 for

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Jamaal Braddon rolled 248-252-

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279-216-731, and John

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Fred Catapano 733FARMINGDALE, NY – Fred

Catapano led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League

rolling games of 266-266 for a

high series of 733.

Deon Taitte hit 279-234-702,

Tyrone Page 224-220-258-702,

Miguel Garrido 279-220-700, and

Jonnae Greaves 246-232-686.

Robert Horvath 707FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Horvath topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

firing games of 290-233 for a high

series of 707.

Tom Prendergast hit 258-699,

Gary LaCara 258-232-695, Danny

Schrafel 279-245-693, and Mike

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Bobby Kielawa 702FARMINGDALE, NY – Bobby

Kielawa led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling


series of 702.

Joseph Kotowicz hit 245-221-

682, Scott Bannon 256-205-646,

and Victor Cassano 236-623.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Louis Gravino rolled 202,

Jo-Anne Fina and Micahel Brunn

173, and Joe Fina 154.

Mike Bagnato 700FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Bagnato led the scoring in the

Thursday Goodtimers League


high series of 700.

Bob Andrews rolled 245-205-

633, Nick Jorgensen 233-219-627,

and Evan Apostolidis 226-222-

622.

Matthew Gierl 696FARMINGDALE, NY – Matthew

Gierl led the scoring in the Sunday

Early Mixed League firing games

of 279-237 for a high series of

696.

Joe Venezia hit 221-245-223-

689, Rainer Latteier, 264-647, and

George Mazzocchi 254-204-627.

Andrew Berman 686FARMINGDALE, NY – Andrew

Berman led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League rolling


series of 686.

Scott Zimmerman rolled 255-

228-685, Anthony Gatterdam 247-

228-663, Tony Caridi 27-653, and

Keith Elliott 215-225-213-653.

John Balbi 759ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Balbi topped the scoring in

the Monday 4-Man Classic

League rolling games of 256-268-

235 for a high series of 759.

Glen Smith shot 279-248-747,

Alex Bogolubsky 279-243-724,

Robert Burling 278-232-720, and

Mark DeLuca 265-248-703.

Frank Jara 750ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Frank Jara led the Wednesday

Early Men’s firing games of 246-


Ken Bruce hit 279-258-731, Glen

Smith 237-246-246-729, Jim

Guardino 289-234-715, and Ben

Gregoretti 224-249-228-701.

Dwight Flowers 749ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dwight Flowers topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Senior

Doubles League rolling games of


Pat Zenker rolled 235-235-258-

728, Michael Carpenter 277-220-

688, George Fields 216-245-221-

682, and Bill Carreras 225-236-

226-687.

John Laurita 746ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Laurita topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed



Gregory Frank shot 225-256-

222-703, Ray Brooks 276-220-

690, Dominick Lauarita 231-245-

674, and Shaun Berkowsky 243-

237-672.

John Hodge 733ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Hodge led the Friday Night

Mixed rolling games of 263-246-


John LaBau shot 279-2225-723,

Paul Smith 279-223-704, Joseph

DiRe 257-219-686, and Gina

Lella 215-209-257-681.

Chris Widmer 729ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Chris Widmer led the Tuesday

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James Degennaro hit 247-234-

227-708, John Hanlon 267-695,

and Andrew Larsen 2492-34-674.

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Charles Johnson bowled 267-

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Alexa Messina hit 203-232-631,

Nicholas Lastella 257-203-618,

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICKen Fiorentini 686HOPELAWN, NJ – Ken

Fiorentini paced the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League


high series of 686.

Doro Serantzas hit 214-267-675,

and Lenny Novak 239-203-626.

In the Jerzey Pikers League

Ceferino Rivera rolled 204-234-

611, John Moffit 234, Lester

Ellison 221, and Tom Aitken 213.

Joe Parisi 686HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Parisi led

the scoring in the Friday Night

Classic League rolling games of

240-222-224 for a high series of

686.

Cesare Badolato hit 239-268-

665, John Manganello 221-203-

238-662, and Rich Lisiedki 246-

225-657.

Brian MacDonald 681HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian

MacDonald led the scoring in the

South Shore League rolling games

of 265-203-213 for a high series of

681.

Matt D’Andrea hit 251-618, and

TJ Geniale 209.

Andrew Tripka 679HOPELAWN, NJ – Andrew

Tripka paced the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League

rolling games of 200-233-246 for

a high series of 679.

Shawn Cameron hit 226-613,

Mike P. Kennelly 234, and Mike

LeBlanc 221.

In another session Kevin

Kennelly hit 233-231-663, Mike

V. Kennelly 243-624, Don E.

Hellhake 222, and Don M.

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Chuck Mantione 647HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck

Mantione paced the Federal

Business Centers rolling 212-235-


Dave Ryden shot 226, and Matt

Katina 182.

In another session Dave Ryden

shot 211, and Frankie Wahler 199.

Mike Conte 621HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Conte

paced the Friends & Family

rolling 213-213 for a high 621.

Vinnie Milazzo hit 211, and

Arthur Porzio 203.

In the Avenel Youth League

Deanna Calantoni shot 236-614,

Branden Barrese 235-201-602,

Jeremy Soto 224, and Korey

Balewitz 192.

In the Merck League Pete Zafian

shot 243-203-617, Eric Hatli 223,

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Dominick Capozzoli 718 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Dominick Capozzoli outshined all scorers

with a 269-718 series in the Monday George’s Memorial at Parkway

Lanes. Freda Thurman led the ladies field with a 204-582 series.

Vince Vidovic tossed 258-702, Phil St. Amand 265-687, Jim Viola 253-

681, Lirse Jones 236-671, Pete Gurrieri 222-660, Rich DeRosa Jr. 241-

654, Mark Marton 268-651, and Robert Fabian 267-642. The woman top

scorers included Cathy Seco 220-564, Jacqueline Castro 215-556,

Melissa Williamson 202-556 and Robyn Paci 210-549.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANESMelissa Hughes 662STATEN ISLAND, NY – Melissa

Hughes led the scoring in Gennaros

Ladies Classic League rolling 213-


Donna Zajac hit 206-199-222-627,

Sue Dalton 223-228, Erica Kosinski

220, and Michelle Ciprello 211-217.

Carlos Nieves 666STATEN ISLAND, NY – Carlos

Nieves paced the Senior Men’s Club

rolling 214-278 for a high 666.

John Cobenella hit 218-205-225-

658, Vinny Castro 225-223-654,

Ben Johnson 222-235-646, and Dan

Cioffolotti 246-211-639.

Michele Spaan 666STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the

Tuesday Early Birds League

Michele Spaan rolled 212-220-234-

666, Laura Haring 218, and Anne

Marie Rubilotta 204-214-605.

Dennis Costantino 653STATEN ISLAND, NY – Dennis

Costantino led the Golden Oldies



Bob Lampariello hit 225, Olivia

Costantino 216, Dotty Bellantoni

214, Richard Mussel 212-220-600,

and John Vitello 212.

Santo Lisa 636STATEN ISLAND, NY – Santo Lisa

paced the Senior Men’s rolling games

of 245-213 for a of 636.

Milse Vignola hit 232-211-632,

Victor Vazquez 223-223-615, and Dan

Manzella 221-212-615.

In the Manic Monday Ladies League

Lia Cherry shot 193-210, Janet Ventre

195, Denise Coffaro 189, Jane Petrizzi

186, and Patricia Wall 185.

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