There were plenty of fireworks in the Monday Night Classic League last week as three bowlers each bowled a 300 game. While John Heck rolled one in his first game, Randy Drake and Markus Budda each tossed one in their second games.

Drake’s series of 796 beat out Budda’s 788 for top local male series of the week. That same league saw Amanda Heck use a 278 game to fashion a 701 series which rested high female series and game of the week honors away from Stacey Gridley’s 700 series and 265 game in Doc’s Wednesday Mixed League.

Following are other available highest scores for local leagues.

HARVEST MOON: Inter-community: Tony Bixby 771, John Heck 278; 10+6 Ladies: Jody Lorson 592, Pat Schellhorn 204; Doc’s Wednesday Nite Mixed: Erik Springer 693, Pat Eckman 268; Pat Grimes Memorial: Zach Carpenter 746, Danielle Barlet 605, Brandon Younkin 279, Lorraine Smith248; Three Man Major: 10/13: George Walton 675, Erik Springer 252; 10/20; John Heck 691/258; Saturday Night Moonlighters: Mike Pepperman 760/278, Lisa Reed 588/213; Youth: Conor Anthony 685/268, Ashlyn Robinson 529/192.

ABC: Sunday Night Social: Tim Stahl 665, Sarah Whitmoyer 535/200, Chris Santalucia 254; Wednesday Night Ladies: 10/11: Alice Hanna 536/222; Thursday Night Men’s: Jim Horton 673, John Hiras 278.

FAXON: Faxon Sport: Mike Frost 667, Greg Gdula 278; Faxon Classic: Matt Eshelman 673, Gay Harris 617/242, Jeremy Strouse 268; Lycoming Engines: Tasha Bower 586/225, Jeremy Sweeley 657/263; Wednesday Ladies: Becky Hibschman 546, Cheryl Martin 200; Mitey 8: Michael Marino 743, Kelly Floreno 605/215, Brian Eiswerth 289; Dianne Fox Memorial: Josh Rogers 690/267; Noxaf: Holly Breish 455, Tommy Burget 665/256, Theresa Dunlap 165; Retirees: Carmella Plage 523, Dave Royer 664/278, Barb Steppe 189; Youth: seniors: Conor Anthony 686/258, Karima Beckett 506/198; bumpers: Brennan Holloman 263, Claudia Dunlap 193/72, Quentin Gallagher 97.

Anyone interested in submitting an application for a bowler for consideration for the county association Hall of Fame can obtain an application at any of our local lanes. To be eligible for the Hall of Fame, a bowler must be at least 50 years old and have been a member of the local association or one of its predecessors for at least 20 years. The association would like to get more women’s applications.

Completed applications must be returned by Nov, 10.

Hope to see you on the lanes.