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By Jerry Schneider - PBA

WELCH, Minn. (July 22, 2015) - In a

title match featuring two PBA Hall of

Fame players with a combined 71 titleson the PBA Tour, Parker Bohn III of

Jackson, N.J., defeated Pete Weber of

St. Ann, Mo., to win the PBA50

Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open

presented by Roto Grip notching his

second PBA50 Tour title of the season.

Bohn, who solidified his position as a

contender for PBA50 Player of the Year,

defeated 37-time PBA Tour winner

Weber, 259-238, in the championship

match which was also his third career

PBA50 Tour title.

In the title match, Bohn survived a

potentially devastating open in the

eighth frame when he left the 2-4-6-7-

10 split which he failed to convert after bowling the first

seven strikes of the match.

“The ball just hung up in my hand which threw off my

push-away,” said Bohn, who has won 34 titles on the PBA

Tour. “I wasn’t too worried because I had a pretty good lead

at that point and I knew right away what to do to correct it.”

Bohn, who won the season-opening Pasco County

Florida Open, did indeed correct the problem throwing

strikes in the ninth and the first ball in the 10th frame

which was enough to shut out Weber who was trying for

his second win of the season after winning the Suncoast

PBA Senior U.S. Open in June.

As the No. 4 qualifier in the finals, Bohn had to win three

matches against tough opponents to get to the champi-

onship match against Weber who was the No. 1 qualifier.

In the opening match Bohn defeated eight-time PBA50

Tour champion and two-time PBA50 Tour Player of the

Year Ron Mohr of Las Vegas, 242-193. In a battle of left-

handers, Bohn defeated eight-time PBA Tour winner and

PBA50 Tour rookie Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas,

who was trying for his third win of the season, 268-216.

In the semifinal match, Bohn defeated Hall of Famer and

25-time PBA Tour winner Brian Voss of Centennial,

Colo., 258-202, who was trying for his first PBA50 Tour

win.

“I know it sounds like a cliché but you have to take one

game and one tournament at a time, especially at this point

in the season,” Bohn said. “When you look at a finals line-

up like we had tonight with this much talent, if you even

think about thinking too far ahead you’re asking for trouble.”

By winning the title Bohn joined Scroggins, also a Player

of the Year contender and leading contender for Rookie of

the Year, as the only two-time winners this season.

In addition to the race for PBA Player of the Year, the top

eight in competition points will earn entries into the

GEICO World Series of Bowling VII in Reno this

December where they will vie for the two championship

match spots in the PBA Challenge finals which will be tel-

evised by ESPN. Weber, Scroggins, Bohn and Mohr are

all presently solidly in the top eight in points.

Parker Bohn III Wins Treasure Island Resort Open

CORAM, NY – Bobby Meltzer and

Rich Ambro both shared center

stage spotlight when they each

blasted a 300 game while contest-

ing in the Thursday Doubles

League at Coram Country Lanes.

Doug Dwyer came close collect-

ing eleven strikes for a 279 game.

Bobby Meltzer, Rich Ambro 300

At Coram Country Lanes

MONTVALE, NJ Ryan Musciotto

rolled his second 300 game adding

games of 269 and 244 for his first 800

series. Ryan bowls for Core Four (a

Special Olympic local training pro-

gram) in the Friday Night Early

Mixed League at Montvale Lanes.

Ryan started bowling at age 12 in

Special Olympics with the King Pins.

In those early days, his Mom would

cross her fingers hoping he would

break 100 so he wouldn’t be discour-

aged. Soon he joined a USBC sanc-

tioned mixed league upgrading his

equipment, picking up tips, and

improving his technique along the

way. Now 14 years later in this year’s

Special Olympics Spring Sports

Festival, his entering average was

206. At the States, he bowled a 735

scratch series for his Unified team

and finished the season with a 216

average. He also shot his third perfect

game at Parkway Lanes and another

800 series (813, identical to his first

one). The icing on the cake is that he

qualified for and received his PBA

card this year. Ryan hopes to try his

luck in upcoming regional events.

Special Olympian Ryan Musciotto 300-813 at Montvale Lanes

By Lucas Wiseman - PWBA

WICHITA, Kan. - Stefanie

Johnson of Grand Prairie, Texas,dominated the Professional

Women's Bowling Association

Wichita Open, blasting the field in

match play and taking the title in

the stepladder finals.

Johnson, an 11-time Team USA

member, defeated Kelly Kulick of

Union, New Jersey, 247-221, in

the championship match at

Northrock Lanes to win her first

career PWBA title.

Needing a mark and good count

in the final frame, Johnson stepped

up and delivered a clutch strike to

lock up the win.

"After I threw that strike, I was

holding back the tears because Iknew I still had to make a couple

more shots," said Johnson, who

was the runner-up at the PWBA

Lubbock Sports Open. "These are

the moments you prepare for and

it's amazing to make a good shot

when you need one."

Johnson relished the opportunity

to be among the first group of

champions since the PWBA Tour

relaunched this year thanks to sup-

port from the bowling industry."This is surreal," Johnson said.

"This is my generation's tour and

to already have a title is incredible.

I'm just so excited to have this

opportunity."

Leading up to the stepladder

finals, the top 16 players bowled

16 games of round-robin match

play and Johnson dominated the

competition. She went 14-2 in her

matches and averaged 234 over

the 16 games to earn the top seed

by 359 pins.

Kulick entered the stepladder

finals as the No. 3 seed and won

her opening match against amateur

Shannon Sellens of Copiague, New York, 246-172, before defeat-

ing Latvia's Diana Zavjalova, 216-

206, in the semifinal.

Johnson earned $10,000 for the

title and a spot in the season-end-

ing PWBA Tour Championship

presented by GoBowling.com,

which will be contested in

Arlington, Texas, in September.

Stefanie Johnson Dominates PWBA

Wichita Open to Claim First Title

Melissa Kammerer 300 at Rab’s

HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione

earned top honors in the Guys and

Dolls League at Majestic Lanes

blasting games of 257-234-300 for

a high series of 791.

Ken Martino shot 222, John

Sidorko 195, Cathy Chesley 194,

and Robeert Shackelton 190.

Don Anione 300 at Majestic Lanes

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Melissa

Kammerer found the line to a 300

game competing in the Scratch

Draft Classic League at Rab’s

Country Lanes and finished the set

with a 756 series.

Karalyn Buono shot 256-278-771,

Frrank Mazzella 269-268-752,

Mickey Endress 263-743, Jeff Scire

278-739, Joe Calendrillo 258-736.

PBA photo

Parker Bohn with his wife, Leslie, and children Justin, Brandon and

Sydney Island Xtreme Bowl proprietor Bob Micek with trophy.



2 SPORTS REPORTER August 19 - 25, 2015

FINAL

FRAME

Craig Pezzano of Clifton, NJ,

the son of famed bowling writer

Chuck Pezzano of Clifton, passed

away suddenly, on August 10,

2015 at the age of 57.

Born in Paterson, Craig was a

lifelong resident of Clifton. Hewas the owner of Pezzano's Pro

Shop located within Van Houten

Lanes for 25 years. He had also

been employed by Van Houten

Lanes for many years.

Craig had been a Tournament

Assistant with the Professional

Bowlers Association. He also

enjoyed various hobbies including

photography and building models.

He was predeceased by his par-

ents, Charles D. Pezzano on Jan.

23, 2015 and his mother, Lila (nee

Grosser) Pezzano.

Survivors include: three broth-

ers, Chuck Pezzano and his wife

Linda of Hawthorne, NJ, Curt

Pezzano and his wife Diane of

Stevensville, MD and Clay

Pezzano of Clifton; his niece and

nephews, Amanda, Jarod and

Jaden; and his grand-niece,

Cortana.

In lieu of flowers, please consid-

er a donation to the Junior

Bowlers Tour Scholarship Fund,

198 10th Ave., Hawthorne, NJ

07506

Craig Pezzano

By Terry Bigham - USBC

TORONTO – Team USA’s

Shannon Pluhowsky of Dayton,

Ohio, captured the gold medal in

women’s singles, and Liz Johnson

of Cheektowaga, New York, and

Devin Bidwell of Wichita, Kansas,

each earned bronze in the final

bowling event of the Pan

American Games.

Pluhowsky topped Aumi Guerraof the Dominican Republic in the

title match, 223-212, to earn her

second Pan American Games sin-

gles title. She also won the title at

the 2003 event.

“Just be able to pull it together

… I didn’t bowl great all week, I

had my ups and downs,”

Pluhowsky said. “I kind of figured

it out in position round, I was

going to throw the same ball on

both lanes. And it worked.”

Pluhowsky started match play in

fifth, but had games of 224, 206

and 225 to quickly move into sec-

ond behind Johnson, and the U.S.

teammates would hold those spotsto reach the semifinals.

“That was the goal, to be 1-2 or

1-3 so we didn’t have to bowl each

other in the semifinals,”

Pluhowsky said. “We’re very good

friends and I was excited to come

here with her. To come here with

one of your friends, be able to win

a medal, and represent our coun-

try, it was awesome.”

Bidwell, competing in his first

international competition for

Team USA, finished third in qual-

ifying and faced eventual singles

champion Marcelo Suartz of

Brazil in the semifinals. Bidwell

fought back after open frames in

the fourth and fifth, but couldn’t

catch Suartz, falling 202-182.

“I was busy trying to breathe,”

Bidwell said about closing the gap

late in the match. “That was a

good match and taught me some-

thing. This whole week has been

humbling. I expected it to be, and

it was a lot cooler than I expected.

It was cool to have the opportuni-

ty and to have a couple of good

days of bowling. I hope there are

more events like this I can have an

opportunity to compete in.”

Pluhowsky reached the title

match with a 214-212 victory over

Colombia’s Rocio Restrepo. In the

other semifinal, Johnson missed a

10 pin in the first frame, had a split

in the third and could not catch

Guerra, who would win 258-181.

“I was fortunate to still be in the

lead (after match play),” Johnsonsaid. “I popped a couple of decent

games at the end to stay in first.

With the top-four bracket … you

never know. I didn’t make the

shots I wanted to during the

match. It’s tough when you start

with a missed 10 pin.”

The men’s top qualifier also was

knocked out in the semifinal

round. Canada’s Dan MacLelland

fell to Venezuela’s Amleto

Monacelli, 187-178. Suartz would

top Monacelli, the 53-year-old

USBC Hall of Famer, 201-189, in

the title match.

Tommy Jones of Simpsonville,

South Carolina, fought through atight back issue all day and gave

himself a shot at reaching the

semifinals by closing with games

of 235 and 246. But Monacelli had

games of 226 and 218 to keep

Jones out of the semifinal round

by 10 pins.

“Amleto bowled a good game

the last game,” Jones said. “The

split he made, you make two out

of a hundred. That’s why he’s a

hall of famer.”

Team USA has won 21 of a pos-

sible 32 gold medals, seven silver

medals and six bronze medals in

bowling in Pan American Games

history.

CHINA’S PBA PIONEERS LEAGUE

CONTINUES TO PURSUE PBA STATUS The Longmarch PBA Pioneers League in China is currently in its fifth

season of working to develop players to PBA membership eligibility sta-

tus. The PBA Pioneers League program involves rigorous three-day, 12-

games-a-day qualifying events, and requires players to average at least

200 in order to meet the PBA’s minimum eligibility requirement before

applying for membership.

Longmarch Bowling owner Frank Zhao, who founded the PBA league

program, said 26 bowlers from all parts of China are competing in the

current session, which got underway following a Brunswick-sponsored

visit to China by PBA Tour champion Sean Rash, PBA Tour Reps Chuck

Gardner and Pat Mitchell for a series of clinics, pro-ams and exhibitions.

Representatives of the Pioneers league program will travel to Reno in

December to compete in the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VII,

following in the footsteps of the first delegation of Chinese bowlers ever

to compete in the WSOB last fall at South Point in Las Vegas.Zhao also said it appears representatives of the China Bowling

Association and the China Sport Bureau will join the Chinese PBA

members in Reno this year as the world’s largest nation continues to pur-

sue training and education for its emerging bowling programs.

PBA NETWORK UNVEILS NEW

INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT The PBA Network is expanding its presence in the social media arena

again, unveiling a new PBA Tour page (“pbatour”) on Instagram. Fans

also can follow photo diaries of a growing number of PBA Tour players

who have created their own personal accounts on Instagram. To find out

which players currently have Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram

accounts, visit pba.com, click on the “Bowlers” tab and open PBA Tour

Bowlers.

The PBA Network is the organization’s comprehensive multi-media

collection of programs and services that create exposure for profession-

al bowling around the globe. To look into the array of PBA Network ele-

ments, visit pba.com and click on the PBA Network link.

Shannon Pluhowsky Wins

Singles Gold at Pan Am Games



August 19 - 25, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

By Terry Bigham - USBC

TORONTO – The United States

picked up two medals in the dou-

bles bowling competition at the

Pan American Games as the Team

USA women claimed the silver

medal, while the men’s team need-

ed a mark in its final frame to earn

the bronze.

Team USA’s Liz Johnson of

Cheektowaga, New York, and

Shannon Pluhowsky of Dayton,Ohio, could not catch the steady

Colombian team of Clara Guerrero

and Rocio Restrepo, who com-

bined for a pinfall total of 5,074 for

the 12 games. Johnson and

Pluhowsky finished 149 pins back

with a 4,925 total, while Venezuela

shot 4,819.

“It had its ups and downs again,”

Pluhowsky said of the team’s day.

“We played the wrong part of the

lane too long. The one game where

we both shot 180, we were search-

ing.”

Colombia, meanwhile, was

steadily increasing its lead.

“They’re great bowlers and they

just bowled phenomenal today,”

Johnson said. “We started out well

… I got caught up staying a little

further right than I wanted to and

second-guessing myself. Once we

moved in, it was a better reaction

but we had a lot of holes today.”

Canada sprinted away from the

men’s field, posting a 5,607 total to

top second-place Colombia by 318

pins. Dan MacLelland shot 815 in

the first three games, and Francois

Lavoie had the first 300 game inthe Pan American Games to lead

Canada.

The U.S. duo of Devin Bidwell of

Wichita, Kansas, and Tommy Jones

of Simpsonville, South Carolina,

who had dropped to fifth after nine

games, pulled within three pins of

third-place Mexico heading into

the final game.

Bidwell rolled a 245 game, but

Jones still needed to mark in the

final frame, on a pair where he had

thrown five splits in the first eight

frames. Jones stepped up and

buried the first two shots to push

Team USA into third with a 5,203

total, 22 pins ahead of Mexico.

“Thank goodness he bowled a

245 last game because I was bowl-

ing 150 going into the 10th,” said

Jones, who finished with a 164. “I

actually asked coach on the fill shot

if I could try something different

just for my own sanity. This game

is very frustrating, and that’s one

thing that makes it great.”

Bidwell said winning bronze in

his first international competition

with Team USA was “oddly satis-

fying.”“We didn’t come here for bronze,

but that last pair ... I’m glad we got

on the podium,” Bidwell said.

For the U.S. women, Johnson had

a record-tying 299 game, leaving a

10 pin on her last shot. She tied the

mark set by Tennelle Milligan, the

Team USA High Performance

Manager, at the 2007 Pan

American Games.

“I didn’t think it was a bad shot,”

Johnson said of her final roll. “I got

a little bit in, but that shot I proba-

bly got it in the most of the 12

shots. It went kind of flat.”

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Joe Conigliaro earned the spotlight

rolling in the Custom Thumbz

Singles League firing games of

249-247-258 for the session high

series of 754.

Kevin Isler shot 264-257-701,

Robert Aello 257-216-662,

William Jackson 224-225-213-

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Pat Zenker 746 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

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League rolling games of 279-266

for the high series of 746.

Les Forrai shot 275-237-222-

734, Gillian Clarke 255-246-693.

Jason Grima 203-246-234-683,

Nadine Williams-Clory 214-255-

205-674, and Matt Carey 221-

215-232-668.

John Balbi 740ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Balbi led the scoring in theThursday Mixed League firing

games of 237-224-279 for a high

series of 740.

Brian Batino shot 209-239-267-

715, Carlos Torres 236-242-223-

701, Tom Dowd 241-237-220-

698, and Joseph Jhingree 245-

223-649.

George Fields 726 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

George Fields led the scoring in

the Thursday Senior Birds League

rolling games of 269-246 for a

high series of 726.

Jerival George shot 279-226-686,

Stanley Rosadio 243-203-641, and

Gerald Fields 208-227-201-636.

Michael Barber 718

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Tuesday Summer-Adult Junior

League firing games of 246-246-

226 for a high series of 718.

Joe Finck rolled 278-712, Carl

Rissland 226-246-216-688, and

Darren Thomas 229-214-239-682.

Jim Hambel 696 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Hanbel led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo League

rolling a 247 for a high 696 set.

John LaBau rolled 258-242, Joe

Mazza 233, and Heather Maxwell

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Richie McCarthy 694ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Richie McCarthy led the scoring

in the Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed

League firing games of 256-246

for a high series of 694.

Gregory Frank shot 236-234,

Tom Wallace 234, Ed Graeff 231,

and Terry McCarthy 224-213.

Tim Guerrero 257

ROCKVILLE, NY – TimGuerrero led the scoring in the

Monday Bar Wars League rolling

a high games of 257.

James Zabatta shot 233, Joe

Mazza 226, and Tiffany Ocasio

222.

Robert Barber 665ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Barber topped the scoring

in the Tuesday Summer Adult-

Junior League rolling a high game

of 264 and a high series of 665.

Nick Lastella hit 246, Jair Brooks

237, Jarrett Gerard 222-202-2-2-

626, and Nate Tyson 205.

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Eric Buffa and Dan Rufrano shot

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Michael Mirabile 279CORAM, NY – In the Wednesday

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Michael Mirabile 269CORAM, NY – Michael Mirabile

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Dylan Silvis and Hannah Skalacki

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Billy Harrell 269CORAM, NY – Billy Harrell

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Bobby Malloy 236, Tina Stamm

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Josh Nordstrom 241CORAM, NY – John Nordstrom

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Ellen LaFranca 189, and JudyFarruggia 183 in the Wednesday

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AT JIB LANES Matt Dugan 792FLUSHING, NY –Matt Dugan topped the scoring in the Wednesday

Triple Take League blasting games of 259-277-256 for a high series of

792.

Bill Lowry 233-232-288-758, Noel Vega 238-259-233-730, Fred

Liebowitz 259-225-237-721, Mario Pagan 238-237-711, and David

Celentano 279-265-706.

Steve Amarosa 733FLUSHING, NY – Steve Amarosa topped the scoring in the Ball and

Chain League rolling games of 229-236-268 for ahigh series of 733.

Paul Buamann, Jr. rolled 236-200-224-660, Marlon Enriquez 203-279-

646, Janet Flowers 236-216-645, and John Acello 215-219-617.

Marlon Enriquez 937 FLUSHING, NY –Marlon Enriquez topped the scoring in the 2 x 4

League blasting games of 235-214-269-219 for a high series of 937.

Andrew Sun rolled 232-214-221-248-915, Arthur O’Connor 247-237-

203-202-889, Terrence White 247-224-212-863, and Taisha Jolliffe 231-

247-210-842.




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AT FARMINGDALE LANES Kenny Simon 761FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenny

Simon topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League firing


series of 761.

Craig Koppell shot 259, Tony

Cipriano 254-218, David

Morgenberg 240-212, Lloyd

Hasluck 237, Curtis Brown 236,

and Michael Famighetti 235.

Steven Santoriello 724FARMINGDALE, NY –Steven

Santoriello led the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League firing


series of 724.

David Freese shot 236-214-633,

Matthew Gierl 236-215-631, and

Mark Hecht 232.

Oscar Neira rolled 218, Jerry

Hoeller 172, Frank Napolitano

168, and Angela Napolitano 163

in the Monday AM Seniors

League.

Max Heller 711FARMINGDALE, NY – Max

Heller led the scoring in the

Bowlympics Duos League firing


series of 711.

Mackenzie Wagner rolled 215-

242-216-673, Nicholas Mencarelli

233-225-636, Christophe Kelch

246-622, and Rich Valentine 214-

206-612.

In the Thursday Pro ShotChallenge Joe Costanzo rolled

233, Mike Sodano 223, Eugene

Neal 212, and Sean Mott 211.

Michael Larberg 694FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Larberg led the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League firing


series of 694.

Craig Koppell hit 237-235-685,

Miguel Garrido 224-202-255-681,

Roger Herrscher 233-216-222-

671, and Curtis Brown 220-204-

245-669.

Eddie Allen 692FARMINGDALE, NY Eddie

Allen took center stage spot-

light while competing in the

Summer MNFP League rolling

games of 255-247 for the ses-

sion high series of 692.

Mark Hecht shot 226-214-644,

Ronnie Simon 268-640, and

Chris Buzzonetti 232, and Bert

Messina 216.

In the Wednesday Adult/Junior League Carmello Randazzo

shot 234-191, Eric Brennan

202, Maria Lucente 201, Joe

Laier 196, and Vanessa

Strocchia 195.

Christina Perillo 688FARMINGDALE, NY – Chris tine

Perillo earned high series honors

the Wednesday Adult/Junior firing

247-246 for a 688 set.

George Brennan shot 247-216-

222-685, Maria Tamburino 248,

and Jeff Gallo 245.

Sal Yannacone 268FARMINGDALE, NY – Sal

Yannacone paced the scoring in

the Bowlympics Duo’s League

rolling a high game of 268.

Brian Becktold shot 255,

Christopher Mirer 245, Carly

Licht 228-223, and Nicholas

Mencarelli and Max Heller each

tossed a 225 game.

Matthew Gierl 255FARMINGDALE, NY –

Matthew Gierl rolled 255, Rob

Grieb 233, Trevor Hennessey

225-212, and Susan Wurthman

215.

Jerry Hoeler rolled 194-171,

Ed Mencarelli 172, Al Noll 170,

Frank Napolitano 169, Joan

Healey 154, and Willa

Vollmerhausen 148 in the

Monday AM Seniors League.In the Friday Summer Seniors

League Paul Kester shot 167,

Al Noll and Al Diebold 158,

Jerry Heoler 157, and Eileen

Richter 152.

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FALL LEAGUE LINEUP 20152016

Monday 12:30pm 4 Mixed

Monday 12:30pm 3 Ladies

Monday 6:45 pm 4 person



Tuesday 7:30 pm 3 Men

Tuesday 8:30 pm 4

Wednes 12pm Walk in

Singles

Wednes 6:30 pm 4 person

Wednes 6:45 pm 4 Men

Thurs 11:00am 3 Mixed

Thurs 8:30 pm 3 person

Thurs 6:00 pm 5 person

Friday 12pm Walk in

Singles

Friday 7:30 pm 5 person

Satur 7:00pm

4 person

Sunday 10 am Walk in

Sunday 1:30pm 5 Mixed

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