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Top scores last week were posted by DeWayne Harris in the Intercommunity League, and Danielle Barlet in the Monday Night Classic League. Harris used a 300 in his second game to reach an 821 series, while Barlet shot a 783 series the night before. The Monday Night Classic also saw a 732 by Alicia Edkin; and the Intercommunity saw a 732 by Sandra Confer and a 703 by Amanda Heck. Also in the Monday Night Classic, John Heck Jr matched Harris' perfect game as did Caine Matthews, who shot the first 300 game of his career.
Christie Bashista captured the women's high game for the week with a 278 in the Thursday Night Bowling League, which game was about 100 pins above Christie's average, and the first time she has surpassed the 275 mark.
Following are the highest available weekly scores for each sanctioned local league.
ABC: Sunday Night Social: Gary Douty 687, Judy Horn 455, Joe Lee 253, Sarah Whitmoyer 166; Wednesday Night Ladies: Cristin Kiper 488, Joy Wheeland 181; Thursday Night Men: 9/17: Bret York 714/278, Rebekah Reamsnyder 695/253.
FAXON: Faxon Sport: Rusty Splain 737/277, Sandy Confer 512/184; Wednesday Night Mixed: Tasha Bower 481, Nick Becker 766/287, Brandy Hess 203; Diane Fox Memorial: Josh Rogers 689, Christiana Georgiou 476/167, Beau Vincenzes 258; Noxaf: Sebastian Brinser 654/280, Denise Wentzell 441/172; Retirees: Chuck Wannop 640/245, Lorrie Wagner 545/213.
HARVEST MOON: Sunday Funday: Tiffany Tibbens 570/208, Rob Walters 627/234; Monday Night Classic: Jeremy Strouse 761, Danielle Barlet 783/269, John Heck Jr 300, Caine Matthews 300; Inter-community: Sandra Confer 716, DeWayne Harris 821/300, Amanda Heck 268; 10+6: Jody Larson 603/225; Brenda Welshans Memorial: 9/16: Jon Albright 739/268, Stacy Gridley 630/228; 9/23: Karla Anderson 626, Jon Albright 759, Stacy Gridley 231, Marty Reeder 277; Thursday Night Bowling: Karla Anderson 685, Conrad Sheatler 777/279, Christie Bashista 278, Tim Bailey 279; Three Man Major: DeWayne Harris 642, Shawn Pepperman 264.
Calling all used bowling balls, especially you light weight guys who may be sitting around in a closet after the last youth bowler outgrew you.
Please turn yourself in to one of our local lanes so that you can be redrilled to provide a better fit for our youth bowling program which is in need of more balls of appropriate weight and finger sizes.
Did you know that our local association has a website where you can find various information about local bowlers and the local association?
Keep an eye on bowllyco.com, as the current pages are updated each year and additional pages are added.
Hope to see you on the lanes.