While I was wrapping up my 248, Joe Chamrin, in the other league, was busy putting the finishing touches on his first 300 game. Nice bowling! 🙂
Apr. 11 Brunswick Mixed recap
My Week 31 bowling, frame-by-frame
I’ve been feeling much better, but my bowling scores didn’t necessarily show it until last night, which was on the pair I’ve been killing this season. The first game was rougher, but I was clean the rest of the night after making a ball change in the 9th frame of that game. Also, none of the open frames in the first game were on single pins.
Result: 174-206-248=628
Average (87 games): 181
Average for last 9 games: 184
Next week’s AVG+1 score: 631
Composite average (162 games): 180
Si was absent, and Tom was up and down, but did shoot 265 first game to help us win the point. My third game allowed us to win that point and total (by 75 pins).
2017-18 Week 31 league standings update
My standings update, after Week 31:
- Brunswick Mixed: After splitting 2-2 with Striking Gentlemen, Let’s Mix Em Up is in a tie for 7th place with Dawg Pound and Gutt Er Done, nine points behind Creeden’s Mustangs, who lead Sweet Rolls by 1.5 points, Minds in the Gutter (tomorrow night’s opponents) by three points, and Last Empire by four points. Tom had high scratch and handicap game last week in men’s “C”, and Si swept the high scores in men’s “D”.
- Sunday Niters: After failing to win points against Broads With Balls, The Three Stooges are in 6th place, 21 points behind Broads With Balls, who lead Ten Is Enough (Sunday night’s opponents) by eight points, Suzy’s Crew by 15 points, and We Don’t Give a Split by 16 points. Note: The league didn’t vote a prize for a league champion, so there will only be payouts by half-season and no roll-off.
Rai Doblmeier, Kimmy Paige win titles in New England deaf tournament
Kimmy Paige (of the Westgate Mixed league) posted on her Facebook (post wasn’t “Public”) that she and Rai Doblmeier (who is bowling in the Pepsi league this year), won the Masters titles in the New England deaf tournament this past weekend at Town Line Luxury Lanes in Malden. Congrats! 🙂
Pat Carrara fires 290/821, Jayme Silva 804 in Brockton city tournament
A couple of honor scores from yesterday’s city tournament to pass along, both in singles: Pat Carrara, with 290-290-241 for an 821, and Jayme Silva, with 267-258-279 for an 804. Nice bowling! 🙂
Update: Forgot I wanted to note this, too: Dave Chalifoux converted the 7-10 split during his team event yesterday, as well. 🙂
Apr. 8 Sunday Niters recap
My Week 27 bowling, frame-by-frame
Carry was a major issue tonight, as I left 13 single pins, 10 of which were corner pins. I missed four of the single pins, but, on a lot of nights, I wouldn’t have had to shoot them. The second game was almost clean, despite the big split, as I slid the 6 in the vicinity of the 7.
Result: 143-177-161=481
Average (75 games): 180
Average for last 9 games: 165
Next week’s AVG+1 score: 559
Composite average (159 games): 180
Peter returned tonight, but we still lost all eight to first place.
Peter Cappola shoots 300, Kevin Thibeault 298, Rob Young 279 in 2018 Brockton city tournament
There were a couple of honor games today on Day 1 of the Brockton city tournament, Kevin Thibeault’s 298 in doubles, and Peter Cappola’ 300 game in singles, the video of which I present below:
Good bowling, guys! 🙂
Update: Rob Young told me that, in singles, he had the back 11 after leaving the 8-10 for a 279. Good recovery! 🙂
Apr. 4 Brunswick Mixed recap
My Week 30 bowling, frame-by-frame
While this is a different night if I make more of my single pins, I did have a decent game in a game other than the first, and carry was more the issue in the third.
Result: 150-196-147=493
Average (84 games): 180
Average for last 9 games: 164
Next week’s AVG+1 score: 626
Composite average (156 games): 180
I didn’t remember Si shooting 500 since we started bowling together again, but he did last night with a 515, thanks to a 213 third game. We won the third game, and total came down to the other anchor getting pins off a spare, which he didn’t. Tom also chipped in a 234 third game and had a 549.
Jake Tobin shoots 299 in Patriots league
Notable last week in the Patriots league: Jake Tobin, a member of my Wednesday night league, posted a 299 first game. Nice bowling! 🙂
2017-18 Week 30 league standings update
The usual standings update; post will be updated with Sunday Niters when available:
- Brunswick Mixed: After splitting 2-2 with Party of Six, Let’s Mix Em Up is now tied with that team for 8th place, nine points behind Creeden’s Mustangs, who lead Minds in the Gutter by a point, Spare Change by three points, and Sweet Rolls by 3.5 points. Striking Gentlemen are tonight’s opponents. Our 1,186 was high team handicap game, Tom swept the high scores in the men’s “C” division, and Si had high handicap game in men’s “D”.
- Sunday Niters: After winning two points from Adam & Steve (Team 4 on Bowler Express), The 3 Stooges are tied for 4th place with Suzy’s Crew, 13 points behind Broads With Balls (Sunday night’s opponents), who lead Ten Is Enough by two points and Here For Beer by 12 points. The LeagueSecretary.com sheet wasn’t available at the time of this post, but I don’t think either Ed or I figured in the week’s high scores.
2018 Cambridge Credit live recap
“Live recap” coverage of Cambridge Credit’s team event, with Westgate bowlers Steve Dale Jr., Brian Gaskill, Danny Khuu, and Kevin Thibeault, on Facebook in the post below:
2017-18 Pepsi league 4th quarter lane condition
There is just one quarter left in the Pepsi league season, and most know it will be bowled on Kegel Beaten Path, with the overhead graph linked on the name. Good luck & good bowling starting next week! 🙂
Apr. 1 Sunday Niters recap
My Week 26 bowling, frame-by-frame
This was about the same as Wednesday night, but with worse scores. I again lost steam in the third game, with splits adding to a poor spare game, in which I missed the only 10 pins that I missed.
Result: 182-169-126=477
Average (72 games): 181
Average for last 9 games: 170
Next weeks AVG+1 score: 572
Composite average (153 games): 181
Peter was absent, but should return next week. Team won the first game, but lost the other two and total (by 71 pins).
Sean Richard tosses 822, Bob Dimuccio Jr. 299 in Digibowl at Lang’s
Per the above post, “$eany Ka$h” posted 286-279-257 for an 822 set in the first three of four qualifying games of the Digibowl Tournament Series event today at Lang’s in Cranston, RI. Good work! 🙂
UPDATE: Seany later posted that Pepsi league bowler Bob Dimuccio (Jr.) had a 299 game in the tournament. Nice going! 🙂
Dave Kullas bowls 300/801 in Hyannis
Dave Kullas is certainly making the most of the last days in Hyannis as, fresh off an 855 last week, he put up 232-300-269 for an 801 last night in the Dave Smith Memorial Classic. Alexander Rebelle posted this video of Dave’s 300 game, which was shareable on Facebook:
Great bowling! 🙂
Tim Major fires 300, Rene Thompson 298 in Rhythm & Bowling
I’ve noted two nice games last week in the updated Rhythm & Bowling standings on LeagueSecretary.com (dated a week behind), Tim Major’s 300 and a 298 by Rene Thompson. Nice bowling guys! 🙂
Timmy Moss bowls 290 in TNBA league
This name is new to the blog: Timmy Moss had a 290 game last week in the TNBA league. WTG! 🙂
Clay E. Hill tosses perfecto in Patriots league
Shout out to Clay Hill, a former member of my Wednesday league, who shot 300 last week in the Patriots league. His father, also a former member of my league, is also Clay Hill, so that’s why I had to distinguish between them in the subject of this post.
Congrats! 🙂
Dan Esdale posts 300 in Westgate Mixed
Dan Esdale originally planned to take this entire season off, but rejoined the Westgate Mixed league about halfway through the season, and had a 300 tonight, his first big number in over a year. Congrats! 🙂
Mar. 28 Brunswick Mixed recap
My Week 29 bowling, frame-by-frame
I definitely felt better out there tonight, particularly in the first game, with my full sister, who’d never seen me as a real bowler, on hand for moral support. I maybe should have been over average tonight, but a bad third game, in which I wasn’t making spares, cost me that.
Result: 221-179-135=535
Average (81 games): 180
Average for last 9 games: 170
Next week’s AVG+1 score: 576
Composite average (150 games): 181
Kathy made a lineup change in the week I missed, with Tom and Si swapping spots, and the change seemed to help everyone, as I was the only one under average tonight. I do need to make special mention of Tom, who had 289-205-254 for a 748, with the game and series both personal highs.
As for the points, we crushed the first game (1,186 with handicap), but lost the other two by a total of just 34 pins for a 2-2 split. Series was 3,239 with handicap, and I don’t remember any of my teams with that high a total for one night.
Mar. 25 JBSC results
The Junior Bowling Sport Challenge visited Westgate Lanes last Sunday, and I’ll first give the stepladder results, per their post on Facebook:
U20 boys
- Eldon Dunbar
- Brandon Vallone
- William Weidlich
- Mike Puzo
- Kevin Clark
- Ryan Constantine
U20 girls
- Lexia Stolakis
- Kaitlynn Crawford
- Jada Bassette
U15 boys
- Nate Purches
- Sam Blanchette
- Randal Dunbar
- Alex King
- Paul West
U15 girls
- Sydney Reardon
- Mia Stolakis
U12 (boys & girls)
- Justin Goodspeed
- Lea Whittey
- Nolan Herron
The group also reported Westgate’s Ethan Reyes as the shootout (one ball, low score eliminated) winner.
Per Tom Hankey’s post, Kegel Boardwalk was the lane condition.
Congrats to everyone! 🙂
Nathan Crouse slams 300/833, Qwadaris Rembert 300/812 in Pepsi league
Not quite back to Pepsi league yet, but two bowlers had nights of note last night, as Nathan Crouse posted 277-256-300 for an 833, and Qwadaris Rembert 235-300-277 for an 812. Some notes to come, but a couple of videos, first, starting with one Brian Gaskill provided of Nathan’s 300:
And a video Qwadaris posted on his Facebook:
And the notes:
- Nathan’s 833 beat Jon Hester’s 824 of last season, and conditions this year are supposed to be a little tougher, though I was told they were pretty soft last night.
- And Nathan led his team, Rick O’Shea, to a 1,061 third game and 2,950 series, both of which are over the USBC reporting threshold for team scores.
Congrats guys! 🙂
2017-18 Week 29 league standings update
Just updating one league, as the other postponed last week due to weather:
- Sunday Niters: The Three Stooges won four points from Here for the Beer and are now in 4th place, nine points behind Broads With Balls, who lead Ten Is Enough by four points and Here For the Beer by eight points. Adam & Steve will be Sunday night’s opponents.
Shawn Hagan & Dave Chalifoux take NAT doubles title in Malden

According to the updated newsletter, Pepsi league regulars Shawn Hagan & Dave Chalifoux won yesterday’s Northeast Amateur Tournament doubles event at Town Line Luxury Lanes in Malden, defeating Jose Perez & Lance Mugford, 520-480 (with handicap), in the final match.
Congrats guys! 🙂
2018 Brockton youth association honor squad results
Delayed, but here are this year’s Brockton youth association honor squad results (scores are with handicap except for the scratch division):
100 & under
- TJ Nadeau 716
- Ryan Beeson 714
101-120
- Aaron Cochrane 732
- Matthew Hochberg 707
121-140
- Jessica Blyth 749
- Alex Nicol 699
141-160 & 161-180 (combined)
- Cody Esdale 719
181 & over
- Chris Zalewski 633
Scratch
- Ethan Reyes 634
Awards will be given out at the season-end banquet on May 12. Congrats to all of the winners.
Shane Litchfield wins season-end travel league tournament
The junior travel league season ends with a singles eliminator tournament, and Sandi Litchfield reported on her Facebook that her son Shane won it today at Wonder Bowl with games of 298, 258, and 241 for a 792 series (with the 298 counting as an honor score for blog purposes). Nice job! 🙂
Westgate team wins Southeastern Mass. junior travel league
As noted on the final standing sheet, the Westgate team of Ethan Reyes, Kyle Major, and Shane Litchfield (with a vacant) has won the Southeastern Mass. Junior Scratch Travel League. It is the fourth consecutive year that a team out of Westgate Lanes won the league championship.
Congrats guys! 🙂
Dave Kullas fires 300/855 in Hyannis
Pepsi league regular Dave Kullas posted on his Facebook that he had a 276-279-300 performance for an 855 set last night in his league in Hyannis, the Dave Smith Memorial Classic. Seems he was also wearing a hat from when Dave Smith’s family owned the place, as the Ryan Family Amusements there will be closing soon.
Sorry to hear about the closing, but good bowling, anyway. 🙂
Shawn Hagan wins singles in Southeastern Mass. association tournament
Per this post in the Southeastern Mass. association Facebook group, Shawn Hagan is officially their association tournament’s scratch singles champion with a winning score of 798. Congrats! 🙂
Shawn Hagan posts 300/805 in Malden
I saw Shawn Hagan posted on Facebook that he had 300-269-236 for an 805 tonight in the Trios + 1 league at Town Line in Malden. Nice bowling! 🙂
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