Rob Young has been the most successful bowler in the Patriots league this season, and showed it again the other night with games of 257, 300, and 248 for an 805 series. Proving some Westgate bowlers wrong, his big night came on lanes 17 & 18…and they say you can’t score at the low end of the house at Westgate Lanes. 😉
Congrats Rob! 🙂
My Week 31 bowling, frame-by-frame (Linked to BowlSK sheet)
I had a night tonight where I did a lot of things right, mainly put strikes together and not give away pins on single-pin misses. Most of my trouble came with more than one pin on the deck, but I still managed to convert a couple of splits. I probably wanted the start of the first game back, where I had back-to-back washouts on the same lane.
Result: 153-198-185=536
Average (93 games): 169
Average for last 9 games: 174
Next week’s AVG+1 score: 519
Composite average (174 games): 167
Team won three of four, with Donald going over average all three games and Barry getting a 517 series. The last game was winnable, where I could have put the screws to the other anchor if I threw the first strike in the 10th; I threw a good shot and I just got a bad break on the 10.
Sean Richard related to me before Coke league last night that he had a 299 game in the first round of match play on Sunday in NEBA’s Bowl Winkles Pro Shop Non-Champions at Apple Valley Bowl in Plantsville, CT. I also found it worth noting that the soon-to-be Brockton Bowling Association Hall of Famer threw the game against another association Hall of Famer, Ryan Yelle. Good work, Seany! 🙂
After winning four points from Adam & Steve, Pin Pals are in 6th place and will bowl against OSIMAS, who are tied for 4th with Bowling Stones, two points ahead of us. Ten Is Enough are the new leaders, with Where Is B? three points behind in 2nd and Suzy’s Crew four points behind in 3rd. Macs won the first half, so a roll-off is guaranteed, at a time to be decided after bowling Sunday night.
Mad Blogger & Co. won five points from the first place team, Pay the Lineage, and we are now six points out of the lead in fourth place, two points behind Team 2 for second, and a point behind Little Lebowski for third with three weeks left.
My Week 29 bowling, frame-by-frame (Linked to BowlSK sheet)
I’d probably like to have the second game back tonight, but the other two were better, and really the first time in a while I’ve had two decent games out of the three (if you consider 190+ decent).
Result: 204-136-193=533
Average (81 games): 164
Average for last 9 games: 169
Next week’s AVG+1 score: 531
Composite average (171 games): 167
Lee couldn’t go again because of his knee. Team won the two games I did well in, but we got smoked in the other one for total. I’m hoping the four points keeps us in the top half of the standings.
The Northeast Amateur Tournament reports in its current newsletter that Coke league bowler Shawn Hagan, with his partner Jeff Fields, won the doubles event held on Mar. 20 at Town Line Luxury Lanes in Malden after defeating Tyler Scott & Matt Fredette, 1041-979 (with handicap), in the two-game final match. Good work, Shawn! 🙂
In what is possibly a first between two collegiate teams from Massachusetts, Stonehill College, coached by Ray Fischer, will bowl against Curry College’s first-year bowling program, for which Stephen Major bowls and will also serve as coach, on April 16 at Westgate Lanes. I wish both programs the best. 🙂
After winning three points from Lost Empire 2, Seven Deadly Pins are in a tie for 10th with Spare Us, 10 points behind Creeden’s Mustangs, who are a point and a half ahead of 4 BAGA + 1 and four ahead of Sweet Rolls, Steak and Lettuce, and Lickety Splits, whom I’ve mentioned bowl against us Wednesday night.
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