The win against “The Handicaps,” coupled with a split at the top between “MT Bed” and “The Mustangs,” brought my team to within 4 points of the lead, sitting in a tie with “The Badgers” for fifth place (the tie for the position week would be broken in our favor on the basis of pinfall if the position week was next week, but we would have to face “The Badgers,” in any case). We can halve the deficit against “MT Bed” if we have a winning night against them next week.
My 646 set was the high scratch series for the week, but I no longer have the top series on the season with handicap: that honor now belongs to Nick Gomes, who had a 749 series with handicap this week. The league may pay out for high game and series based on average class, however, and, if that’s the case, I would still have high series with handicap in men’s Class A (Nick Gomes is in men’s Class C). Nick has really been bowling well all season, and it would not surprise me if he won most improved honors in the league (Indeed, he has the highest differential between entering average and current average at this point.).
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Hi Rich,
How many weeks comprise your season, not including playoffs?
Keep up the good work!
I had a good Wenesday night, and with just a little luck, I should be able to finish the season with a 200 average. (250-270 would be considered top shelf)
cheers,
Gar
I thought I noted that in a previous post. It’s a 34-week split season. It’s normally a 36-week season, but this season, since Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve fell on Wednesday nights, the league didn’t meet on those nights.