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Bowling Report for Week of February 5, 2001 |
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Mergenthaler qualifies for state tournament Hopatcong's Danny Mergenthaler finished second in a field of 125 bowlers
competing for nine slots in the North Jersey Section 1B (Hudson, Passaic, Sussex) Bowling Championships at the
new T-Bowl in Wayne on Saturday. |
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Bowling Report for Week of February 5, 2001 |
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Braves bowl over opposition Newton completed a sweep of the titles when the Braves defeated Lenape
Valley 5-2 in the championship round of the Sussex County Interscholastic League Bowling Festival on Thursday afternoon
at Sparta Lanes. The Braves won the regular season title a week earlier. Krista Cutler, who rolled a 606 series
against the Patriots, finished first in the NJSIAA North Jersey Sectional Championships at Bowler City in Hackensack
on Saturday, posting a three-game pin count of 664. The sophomore advances to the state championships that will
be contested February 17 at Carolier Lanes in North Brunswick. |
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Bowling Report for Week ending January 28, 2001 |
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Newton seeded No. 1 in post-season SCIL kegling tourney Newton defeated Wallkill Valley 5-2 in the final match of the campaign to claim the 2000-2001Sussex County Interscholastic League regular season championship. Hopatcong, led by Matt Tiritilli who has been chosen the sportsinthegardenstate.com/Sussex County Bowler of the Week, blanked Sparta 7-0 to finish in second place while High Point surprised Lenape Valley by a 4-3 score, dropping the Patriots into third place in the team standings. Josh Kays topped the Braves, posting the second high game of the afternoon when he knocked 265 pins off the lanes over 10 frames. He finished with a three-game pin fall of 627 while teammates Rich Little (575), Ryan Kitko (560) and Krista Cutler (543) turned in strong efforts. Cutler posted a top game of 213, Little had a 210 and Kitko recorded a 208. Tiritilli led the Chiefs to sole possession of second place by defeating Sparta 7-0. Tiritilli registered the high series of the overall competition, a pin count of 631 coming on games of 246-200-185. His teammate Dan Mergenthaler finished with a 618 series as he was consistent throughout the afternoon, posting games of 212-203-202. Sparta was led by Tom Wan who finished with a three-game total of 622 pins and the team's high game of 234 while Brandon Bressler rolled a 231 game and posted a 513 series. High Point knocked Lenape Valley out of a tie for second place despite a 613 series by the Patriots Jeff Rugg that included games of 222 and 202. The Wildcats were paced by Bryan Backhorn's strong effort as he finished with a three-game pin fall of 561 that included games of 211 and 210. Wallkill Valley finished in fourth place despite the loss to Newton. Aaron Purser led the Ramgers with a 584 series and the second high game overall of 257. Eric Wilson chipped in with a 214 score. Brandon Gascon led Vernon to a 5-2 victory over Sussex Tech, registering a 545 series with a high game of 228 while Kevin Hand paced the Mustangs with a 528 series. The quarterfinals of the post-season SCIL Tournament will be contested on Monday afternoon starting at 3:30 PM at Sparta Lanes. The seedings correspond with the regular season final standings. Vernon (6-8) has been seeded No. 5 with High Point (6-8) seeded sixth. The semifinals are scheduled for Wednesday beginning at 3:30 PM with the championship finals set for Thursday at 3:30 PM. |
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Bowling Report for Week ending January 21, 2001 |
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Hopatcong tightens race SCIL kegling race Hopatcong bumped off Newton 5-2 as Dan Mergenthaler bowled a 658 series
to narrow the Braves lead to one game in the SCIL Bowling standings. Newton paces the pack with a 10-2 mark while
Hopatcong and Lenape Valley are deadlocked for second with 9-3 records as each team has two regular season matches
remaining. |
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Bowling Report for Week ending January 14, 2001 |
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Braves up first place margin |
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| Newton increased its hold on first place in the SCIL bowling comptition to two games as Krista Cutler uncorked the high single game of the afternoon at Sparta Lanes, bowling a 241 game. She finished with a 567 series and was chosen the SPORTSINTHEGARDENSTATE.COM Bowler of the Week as she lead the Braves to a 7-0 blanking of Sparta.. Her teammate Mike DePue finished with a 559 pin count for three games and posted a 207 high game while Greg Harms topped the Spartans with a 488 series. |
| Hopatcong pulled into a tie with Lenape Valley for second place by shutting out the Patriots 7-0. Dan Mergenthaler led the Chiefs with a 605 series that included the second high game of 235. Ryan Juskus chipped in with a 535 series while LVR was led by Rob Pauli who posted a three-game total of 547 pins. |
| Wallkill Valley blitzed Vernon 7-0 as the Rangers were led by Matt Avery who tossed a 545 series. Joe Scavone added a 210 game while the Vikings top effort came from Brendon Gascon who turned in a 458 series. |
| Sussex Tech not only recorded its first "W" of the season, the Mustangs blanked High Point 7-0 as Kevin Hands and Mansa Gormen both registered 487 series with Mansa tossing a 192 game. |
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Bowling Report for Week of January 7, 2001 |
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Trio of 600s propel Rangers on lanes With Eric Wilson, Joe Scavone and Aaron Purser surpassing the 600 plateau,
Wallkill Valley cruised to a 7-0 shutout over Sparta in Sussex County Interscholastic League bowling action contested
at Sparta Lanes on Thursday. Wilson was consistently in the pocket with his deliveries, posting games of 209-205-224
to finish with the high three-game pin count of 638 as the Rangers upped their record to 5-4. Sparta was led by Nick Carcone who posted a 210 game as the Spartans dropped to 2-7. Newton maintained its hold on first place, upping its record to 8-1 by blanking High Point 7-0. Krista Cutler topped the Braves with a 550 series while Bryan Bockhorn led the Wildcats who dropped to 4-5 with a 534 three-game pin total. Hopatcong defeated Vernon 5-2 as Dan Mergenthaler tossed games of 247-22-213 to finish with the high series of the afternoon at 685. His teammate Joe Verdi added a 200 game as the Chiefs upped their record to 6-3. Brendan Gascon topped the Vikings with a 593 series that included games of 201-212-180 while Mike Potente recorded a 213 game and James Keller had a 212 as the Vikings dropped to 4-5. Lenape Valley blanked Sussex Tech 7-0 as the Mustangs remained winless at 0-9 despite a 584 series by Kevin Hand who had a top single game effort of 236. The Patriots improved to 7-2 as Bryan Pellek's leading 541 series included a 222 game with Rob Pauli adding a 209 game and J.W. Albensi knocking 200 pins off the lanes over 10 frames. |
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