Like the energizer bunny, he keeps going on and on and on. On Friday, March 16, Nick Grubb rolled a 300. Then this past Friday he rolled another 299. Jeremy Randolph is also on the roll with a game of 278 and a series of 733, while Joe Davis shot a 692, both No-Tap. What are these guys doing, that I am not? Tell me your secret guys!!
Continuing with the No-Tap League, the following had 50 or more pins over average: Scott Cunningham had a 265, 72 pins over his 193 average. Brock Dieu topped his 181 average by 61 pins for a 242. Terry Jones, a 197 average bowler, shot a 254, 57 pins over his norm. Steve Newell rolled 79 pins over his 173 average, for a 252 game. Pam Jones, shot a 225, 68 pins over her 157 game. U Pete Williams, a 168 average bowler, finished up with a 233, 65 pins over average. Greg Miller showed the other bowlers how to pick up the 4-9, while Finas Glenn covered the 6-7 gap.
In the Tuesday Nite Go-Getters, Lacee Bays was the top bowler of the nite, as she bowled a 189, 76 pins over her game average. Hall of Famer Mac McDaniel was 72 pins over for a 223, Bub Tiffin shot 60 over for a 202, while Gary Holycross knocked out a 226, 53 pins over his normal average. In the DNA Karaoke League, or MS Nails League, nothing really to report. The Tuesday Morning Ladies league from Westville is letting us know that Nicole Waterman picked up the 2-5-10. on Tuesday mornings.
Top bowlers in the Senior League this week were Stan Harvey, 64 pins over his game average with a 242. Donna Berlin had 58 pins over her normal game average, with a 197; Ernie Harvey, shot 57 pins over his game average with a 237 and 100 pins over his series total, while Bill Reynolds was 63 pins over average with a 171. Bob Beck, 56 pins over his game average with a 219 and Hall of Famer Margo Johnson topped 63 pins over her game average with a 194. Showing us how to pick up splits were Jack Taylor with the 3-6-7, Bill McDaniel, with both the 3-10 and the 5-6-10. Sue Strong converted the 2-7, while Shirley Reynolds slammed down the 5-10. Martha Elliott knocked out both the3-7, and 5-7, Darlene Edwards shot down the 5-6. Judy Arnett made perfect contact between both the 4=5 to smack them out. Jim Thomas also joined in by converting the 5-10.
We are starting to get close to the end of the winter leagues, just about a month or so to go. Please advise us of your league champions and runner-ups, with the names of the bowlers from each team.
Rule of the week review:
Rule 51a. Single Game Awards
1. Youth Awards.
USBC Youth Standard members participating in USBC Standard youth competition will be recognized for the following single game accomplishments:
a. 300*
b. Eleven (11) strikes in a row when the score is 299 or less *
c. 125 to 299 games in 25 pin increments.
d. Special awards available to youth ages 12 and below. 50 to 124 games in 25 pin increments.
The bowler’s average must be less than the game bowled. Awards are limited to once per season per achievement. Once an award has been earned in any classification, bowlers are only eligible for the higher awards on a progressive merit basis.
All USBC Youth members are eligible for USBC High Score Awards in USBC competition.
2. Adult Awards.
A member is eligible for one award in each of the following single game categories during a fiscal year (August 1-July 31):
a. 300*
b. 275 to 299 all averages are eligible
c. 250 to 274 with a 215 average or below
d. 225 to 249 with a 190 average or below
e. 200 to 224 with a 165 average or below
f. 175 to 199 with a 140 average or below
g. 150 to 174 with a 120 average or below
h. 125 to 149 with a 100 average or below
i. Eleven (11) strikes in a row when the score is 299 or less*
j. 75 Pins Over Average in a single game
3. Where a choice of awards is available in any category the member is entitled to a choice of an award for the first score recorded. Any additional score in the same category that fiscal year will be officially recognized by USBC, but will not qualify for an award.
*Cannot be earned while pre or post bowling unopposed.
Until next week, let’s have fun and knock ‘em down. See you at the lanes.
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