Last week in the Monday Night Classic League, Brandon Koser started out with the first 11 strikes, finishing with a 299 before bowling a 300 his second game on his way to an 816, the top male series for the week. That same league saw a pair of 700 series for the women, as Christiana Gottshall’s 771 beat out Danielle Barlet’s 756 for top female series of the week.

In the Intercommunity League, Beth Morgan posted the first 300 game of her career, propelling her to a 749 series. Close behind Koser was Markus Budda who shot an 802, including a perfect game of his own in the Thursday Night Bowling League. The Monday Night Classic also saw Brett Nogle toss a 300 game, while Dave Rhoads rolled a 299 game in the Saturday Night Moonlighters League.

Most pins over average honors for the week go to Denise Rupert whose 243 game was 81 pins above her average in the 10+6 Ladies Legue, and Dylan Isley who exceeded his average by 77 pins with a 278 in the Thursday Night Men’s League.

Following are the highest available weekly scores for each sanctioned local league.

ABC: Sunday Nite Social: Scott Roberts 670, Taylor Raymond 525/208, Stephen Lepore 247; Wednesday Night Ladies: 3/25: Cristin Kiper 597/232; 4/1: Cristin Kiper 569/210; Thursday Night Men’s: 3/26: Dylan Isley 740/278, Rebekah Reamsnyder 666/268.

HARVEST MOON: Sunday Funday: Brianna Walters 613, Rob Walters 747, Tiffany Tibbens 224, Tim Stahl 277; Monday Night Classic: Christina Gottshall 771/289, Brandon Koser 816/300, Brett Nogle 300; Intercommunity: Beth Morgan 749/300, Tony Bixby 769/278, Brian Fields 278; 10+6 Ladies: Joni Pauling 620, Denise Rupert 243; Brenda Welshans Memorial: Brenda Brownawell 624, Jon Albright 764/269, Brenda Stopper 253; Thursday Night Bowling: Danielle Barlet 680, Markus Budda 802/300, Britany Younkin 239; Andy Tressler Memorial: Jon Albright 741/290, Danielle Barlet 664/259; Three Man Major: 3/27: Brad Pepperman 693/255, Rich Munro 255; 4/3: Erik Springer 653, Travis Rupert 253; Saturday Night Moonlighters: 3/28: Dave Rhoads 795/299, Lisa Reed 615/256.

MAYBE YOU CAN HELP

Starting April 18, the local association will be hosting the Pennsylvania State Women’s Bowling Tournament on most weekends through the end of May. The association is looking for volunteers from among our local bowlers to help with the tournament, including such tasks as lane monitors, 50/50 and raffle ticket sellers and souvenir stand monitors.

If you would like to help, please sign up on the tournament volunteer sheet available at the desk at any one of our three local lanes.

Hope to see you on the lanes.