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By Joe D’Amodio | damodio@siadvance.com
Staten Island Advance | silive.com
DETROIT — Jason Wichnovitz finished in 62nd out of a field of 868 athletes in the U17 division of the United States Bowling Congress Junior Gold Championships late Friday night.
He was the only Islander of three to reach the Final Advancer Round. Maya Avilez (15U Girls division) and William Courtney (U17 Boys) got eliminated in the Advancer Round. In all, 23 Island bowlers competed in the event.
Wichnovitz, a lefty, averaged 183 through 26 games, 16 in qualifying and 10 in the Advancer Rounds on Friday.
“This week has taught me a huge lesson,” said Wichnovitz. “For those who don’t know, the last few years at Junior Gold and Teen Masters I have felt that I didn’t belong to compete with these other athletes, and I was losing hope on myself. This year both Teen Masters and Junior Gold was a HUGE reminder that I belong with these athletes and that I can compete on the same level as them.”
Meanwhile, Maya Avilez fell 55 pins short of the Final Advancers Round after an 848 five-game set in the Advancer Round on Friday morning. Maya averaged 177 through her 21 games of competition.
“After missing last year’s cut by five pins, I came into the tournament with the goal of making the first cut,” she said. “I was determined, prepared endlessly, and succeeded. From there anything else was icing on the cake. Unfortunately, during Advancers Round the breaks didn’t go my way. Overall, for the week I am so proud of my performance and growth from last year. Now I am ready to whack ‘em in U17.”
This was Courtney’s third trip to the Junior Gold Championships and best finish (86th place). He fell only 57 pins shy of the next round.
He had a great week, averaging 186 but lost some steam In the end.
“I was very hopeful going into the week and got a great result! I am really happy about my performance and can’t wait to get back on the lanes next year in Vegas,” he said. “The week of bowling was absolutely exhausting, bowling about 30 games in one week. However, that was all worth it and can’t wait to take a little bit off to rest.”
Melissa Kammerer, Rab’s Youth Program Coordinator and Team Gold Manager who has competed in six Championships herself during her youth bowling career, was on hand all week working with the Island contingent and provided support, lots from her own experiences at Junior Gold and at Wichita State University.
“Rab’s Team Gold has worked their hearts out on the lanes this year and it definitely shows it, especially for Jason, William, and Maya!” she said. “They showed the courage of what never giving up really means. They have bowled a few Junior Golds in the past and always fell a few pins short. This past year I watched them on and off the lanes work harder than ever and it paid off. We had some amazing bowling for all of our athletes regardless of scores. Now it’s time for them to learn from this experience and work even harder for next year.”
U15 Division – Field Size: 715 Boys / 356 Girls
GIRLS – 24 Advance to the Final Advancers Round (cut: 3772)
37 – Maya Avilez 145, 139, 212, 183, 169-848 | 3717
U17 Division – Field Size: 868 Boys / 443 Girls
BOYS – 64 Advance to the Final Advancers Round (cut: 3967)
42 – Jason Wichnovitz 193, 202, 232, 181, 152-960 | 4022
86 – William Courtney 226, 207, 175, 164, 149-921 | 3910
BOYS – 16 Advance to the Match-Play Bracket (cut: 5047)
62 – Jason Wichnovitz 147, 135, 168, 143, 147-740 | 4762
By Joe D’Amodio | damodio@siadvance.com
Staten Island Advance | silive.com
DETROIT — Maya Avilez (U15 Girls division), William Courtney (U17 Boys division) and Jason Wichnovitz (U17 Boys division) each advanced to the Advancers Round of the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Junior Gold Championships following 16 games of qualifying which ended Thursday.
The three advanced to Friday’s Advancer Round, where they will bowl five games with the top 24 girls in U15 and the top 64 boys in U17 advancing to the Final Advancers Round Friday evening.
Courtney jumped 72 spots to 97th place Thursday after posting an 808 series in the final qualifying round at Bowl One Lanes. He fired games of 180, 206, 199 and 223. His total pinfall is 2,989.
Courtney fell a few pins shy of Wichnovitz’s 3,062. The latter finished with games of 172, 135, 180, 134 for a 621 set.
Meanwhile, Avilez, competing in the 15U Girls division, wound up in 23rd place after qualifying with 2,869 pins. She rolled games of 171, 133, 189 and 176 for a 669 set Thursday.
Results of Final Qualifying Round:
U12 Division – Field Size: 262 Boys
BOYS – 38 Advance to Final Advancers Round (cut: 2653)
66 – William Kohnenkamp 150, 152, 152, 114-568 | 2556
U15 Division – Field Size: 715 Boys / 356 Girls
BOYS –103 Advance to Advancers Round (cut: 2846)
147 – Frank Koppie 173, 179, 172, 180-704 | 2777
223 – Joseph Guarnieri 140, 139, 161, 161-601 | 2692
302 – Nicholas Palmeri 162, 177, 160, 171-670 | 2630
356 – Yousef Dardeir 170, 176, 146, 171-663 | 2575
430 – Victor Guastella 124, 169, 117, 144-554 | 2514
539 – Steven Souffrin 190, 137, 169, 156-652 | 2428
647 – Cody Bass 127, 110, 112, 124-473 | 2258
650 – Alex Santos 131, 113, 133, 155-532 | 2252
691 – Gregory Pasquale 160, 158, 108, 150-576 | 2150
GIRLS –52 Advance to the Final Advancers Round (cut: 2787)
23 – Maya Avilez 171, 133, 189, 176-669 | 2869
97 – Brianna Mester 174, 164, 157, 158-653 | 2678
U17 Division – Field Size: 868 Boys / 443 Girls
BOYS – 124 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2950)
48 – Jason Wichnovitz 172, 135, 180, 134-621 | 3062
97 – William Courtney 180, 206, 199, 223-808 | 2989
608 – Brandon Leung 160, 131, 143, 193-627 | 2580
755 – Steven Pasquale 130, 143, 166, 115-554 | 2452
857 – Joseph LaBarbera 104, 98, 179, 126-507 | 2162
GIRLS – 64 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2868)
323 – Lauren Ruth Sarreal 143 160 186 141 630 2512
443 – Stephanie Fetik 1624 total | unable to complete competition
U20 Division – Field Size: 800 Boys / 440 Girls
BOYS – 116 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 3066)
642 – Kenneth Courtney 179, 163, 180, 155-677 | 2627
725 – Anthony DeRosa 138, 130, 146, 135-549 | 2529
780 – Joseph Nadal 170, 160, 169, 126-625 | 2394
GIRLS – 63 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2951)
252 – Jessica Fetik 197, 169, 157, 219-742 | 2678
By Joe D’Amodio | damodio@siadvance.com
Staten Island Advance | silive.com
DETROIT — It’s safe to say Maya Avilez and Jason Wichnovitz are on a roll in the United States Bowling Congress Junior Gold Championships.
The two put themselves in great position to advance to the Advancer Rounds of the event after day three of qualifying on Wednesday.
Avilez, a righty, currently sits in 14th position with 2,200 pins in the Girls’ 15U division. She fired a 234, 127, 193, 174 en route to a 728 set on Wednesday. The top 52 in the division qualify for the Advancer Rounds.
Meanwhile, Wichnovitz took a run at a 300 game in his U17 squad at Astro Lanes on Wednesday.
Bowling in his sixth Junior Gold, he struck on his first nine shots in the final game and, while he didn’t complete the perfect game, the 279 game helped him post a 923 block in one of the more difficult centers.
“Honestly, it’s a huge confidence boost because I was coming off a performance where I went 90-under (at Skore Lanes) and I was in 90th place,” said the lefty, who is currently in 13th position with 2,441 pins overall. The top 124 bowlers will move on. “I’ve never went plus in a block at Junior Gold until the first day and I went plus-10. Second day, I went 90-under. So, I knew I had to play it safe today but it turned out good for me.”
U12 Division – Field Size: 262 Boys
BOYS – 38 Advance to Final Advancers Round (cut: 2015)
39 – William Kohnenkamp 138, 179, 177, 128-622 | 1988 (27 pins shy of the cut line)
U15 Division – Field Size: 715 Boys / 356 Girls
BOYS –103 Advance to Advancers Round (cut: 2135)
141 – Joseph Guarnieri 191, 159, 161, 201-712 | 2091
167 – Frank Koppie 180, 140, 184, 191-695 | 2073
321 – Nicholas Palmeri 150, 193, 145, 148-636 | 1960
321 – Victor Guastella 175, 188, 160, 140-663 | 1960
397 – Yousef Dardeir 144, 114, 165, 132-555 | 1912
576 – Cody Bass 202, 158, 168, 153-681 | 1785
587 – Steven Souffrin 188, 152, 150, 199-689 | 1776
633 – Alex Santos 119, 166, 131, 149-565 | 1720
700 – Gregory Pasquale 155, 156, 113, 151-575 | 1574
GIRLS –52 Advance to the Final Advancers Round (cut: 2089)
14 – Maya Avilez 234, 127, 193, 174-728 | 2200
87 – Brianna Mester 147, 192, 160, 129-628 | 2025
U17 Division – Field Size: 868 Boys / 443 Girls
BOYS – 124 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2215)
13 – Jason Wichnovitz 235, 233, 176, 279-923 | 2441
169 – William Courtney 155, 172, 191, 180-698 | 2181
591 – Brandon Leung 128, 143, 155, 122-548 | 1953
674 – Steven Pasquale 194, 205, 186, 176-761 | 1898
853 – Joseph LaBarbera 115, 160, 118, 100-493 | 1655
GIRLS – 64 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2155)
311 – Lauren Ruth Sarreal 138, 220, 137, 170-665 | 1882
436 – Stephanie Fetik 142, 101, 115, 145-503 | 1624
U20 Division – Field Size: 800 Boys / 440 Girls
BOYS – 116 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2306)
634 – Anthony DeRosa 150, 167, 197, 157-671 | 1980
668 – Kenneth Courtney 125, 168, 183, 159-635 | 1950
787 – Joseph Nadal 145, 142, 163, 157-607 | 1769
GIRLS – 63 Advance to the Advancers Round (cut: 2215)
314 – Jessica Fetik 142, 158, 167, 170-637 | 1936
By Joe D’Amodio | damodio@siadvance.com
Staten Island Advance | silive.com
DETROIT — Six Staten Islanders are in the hunt to continue in their respective division’s Advancer Rounds after the second day of qualifying in the United States Bowling Congress’ Junior Gold Championships.
Maya Avilez led the group with a huge 278 game en route to a 780 set that propelled her to 13th place from 61st, out of the 356 girls competing in the U15 Girls’ Division.
In the U15 Boys’ Division, Frank Koppie also had a fantastic day, moving to 170th place after sitting in 409th after the first day. Koppie averaged 188 for the set.
Joseph Guarnieri, Yousef Dardeir, Nicholas Palmeri, and Victor Guastella each moved up in the U15 Division standings.
Jason Wichnovitz continues to dominate the U17 Division, rolling a 708 set. Although he fell 50 spots, he still sits within the cut line to advance to the next round. William Courtney is not too far behind, currently 11 pins shy of the cut.
Results of Qualifying Round 2:
U12 Division – Field Size: 262 Boys
BOYS – 38 Advance to Final Advancers Round
39 – William Kohnenkamp 146, 184, 200, 142-672 | 1366
U15 Division – Field Size: 715 Boys / 356 Girls
BOYS –103 Advance to Advancers Round
168 – Joseph Guarnieri 176, 202, 152, 169-699 | 1379
170 – Frank Koppie 180, 173, 198, 201-752 | 1378
218 – Yousef Dardeir 163, 183, 166, 190-702 | 1357
284 – Nicholas Palmeri 169, 153, 201, 171-694 | 1324
343 – Victor Guastella 177, 136, 210, 179-702 | 1297
597 – Alex Santos 115, 153, 178, 142-588 | 1155
651 – Cody Bass 157, 112, 162, 148-579 | 1104
672 – Steven Souffrin 146, 144, 116, 120-526 | 1087
700 – Gregory Pasquale 174, 152, 98, 104-528 | 999
GIRLS –52 Advance to the Final Advancers Round
13 – Maya Avilez 181, 132, 278, 189-780 | 1472
41 – Brianna Mester 173, 172, 186, 155-686 | 1397
U17 Division – Field Size: 868 Boys / 443 Girls
BOYS – 124 Advance to the Advancers Round
90 – Jason Wichnovitz 172, 211, 141, 184-708 | 1518
142 – William Courtney 199, 181, 169, 147-696 | 1483
301 – Brandon Leung 147, 169, 177, 193-686 | 1405
807 – Joseph LaBarbera 128, 143, 125, 176-572 | 1162
828 – Steven Pasquale 147, 139, 130, 141-557 | 1137
GIRLS – 64 Advance to the Advancers Round
343 – Lauren Ruth Sarreal 166, 190, 127, 134-617 | 1217
412 – Stephanie Fetik 157, 114, 176, 134-581 | 1121
U20 Division – Field Size: 800 Boys / 440 Girls
BOYS – 116 Advance to the Advancers Round
625 – Kenneth Courtney 160, 150, 172, 152-634 | 1315
639 – Anthony DeRosa 165, 183, 184, 145-677 | 1309
784 – Joseph Nadal 114, 176, 165, 133-588 | 1162
GIRLS – 63 Advance to the Advancers Round
301 – Jessica Fetik 182, 130, 173, 147-632 | 1299
By Joe D’Amodio | damodio@siadvance.com
Staten Island Advance | silive.com
Staten Island is being represented by 23 youth bowlers competing in the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Junior Gold Championships this week in Detroit, Mich.
The group represents the largest contingent of Islanders to compete in the event since 2003, when Dave Kosinski was the lone representative, according to national USBC past president Frank Wilkinson, the proprietor at Rab’s Country Lanes.
An estimated 4,700 youth bowlers, the highest number in the event’s history, will compete for the elusive titles, spots on USBC Junior Team USA 2020 and more than $400,000 in scholarships.
After day 1, Staten Island’s Jason Wichnovitz leads the Island pack by averaging 202, putting himself in 40th place out of 868 boys in the U17 Division. He ripped off games of 159, 223, 170 and 258 for an 810 scratch series.
The 22nd edition of the USBC Junior Gold Championships is taking place in eight bowling centers in the Metro Detroit Area. The event features top USBC Youth bowlers ages 7 to 20 from around the United States as well as Canada, Puerto Rico and U.S. military zones. Each participant qualified to enter by advancing through local USBC Junior Gold qualifying leagues and tournaments.
The event started Saturday with a trade show and athlete registration and then opening ceremonies at Eastern Michigan University’s Convocation Center celebrating the young athletes who were then treated with a performance by rePercussion.
Competition officially started Monday, when bowlers rolled four games. Competitors will bowl 16 games in the qualifying rounds before advancing to the Advancer Rounds and finals which will be televised on CBS Sports Network.
Results of Qualifying Round 1:
U12 Division – Field Size: 262 Boys
BOYS
40 – William Kohnenkamp 159, 175, 201, 159-694
U15 Division – Field Size: 715 Boys / 356 Girls
BOYS
203 – Joseph Guarnieri 179, 154, 158, 189-680
290 – Yousef Dardeir 136, 153, 173, 193-655
393 – Nicholas Palmeri 179, 113, 168, 170-630
409 – Frank Koppie 116, 174, 164, 172-626
522 – Victor Guastella 131, 150, 171, 143-595
593 – Alex Santos 156, 133, 169, 109-567
607 – Steven Souffrin 101, 146, 190, 124-561
666 – Cody Bass 119, 141, 115, 150-525
704 – Gregory Pasquale 107, 99, 118, 147-471
GIRLS
36 – Brianna Mester 226, 182, 164, 139-711
61 – Maya Avilez 221, 157, 135, 179-692
U17 Division – Field Size: 868 Boys / 443 Girls
BOYS
40 – Jason Wichnovitz 159, 223, 170, 258-810
68 – William Courtney 189, 181, 204, 213-787
248 – Brandon Leung 189, 158, 171, 201-719
779 – Joseph LaBarbera 182, 135, 142, 131-590
800 – Steven Pasquale 168, 154, 139, 119-580
GIRLS
376 – Lauren Ruth Sarreal 142, 128, 161, 169-600
426 – Stephanie Fetik 111, 122, 164, 143-540
U20 Division – Field Size: 800 Boys / 440 Girls
BOYS
493 – Kenneth Courtney 203, 156, 168, 154-681
674 – Anthony DeRosa 158, 134, 176, 164-632
767 – Joseph Nadal 148, 135, 146, 145-574
GIRLS
250 – Jessica Fetik 90, 172, 128, 174-564
By: Joe D’Amodio
Staten Island Advance | January 2, 2019
Rab’s Country Lanes staged its Battle of the Schools Tournament on New Year’s Eve with a new twist, and by all accounts it was a big hit.
The event, the brain child of Terri Hart 15 years ago, usually brings together squads from the current high school teams to face one another.
This year, someone suggested the folks at the Dongan Hills Center should add an Alumni Division.
“This (alumni) event came together really quick,” said Country proprietor Frank Wilkinson. “Michael Ruffe, a St. Peter’s alum, brought up the idea during bowling in the Scratch League a few weeks back. Bowlers came out to bowl today for fun, some who haven’t picked up a bowling ball in quite some time. Some former high school bowling standouts, and some who didn’t bowl for their high school.
“As teams were forming, we got to see many bowlers come together that wouldn’t normally bowl together enjoy themselves representing their alma mater.”
When the smoke had cleared in the Alumni Division, which featured 87 bowlers competing on 18 teams representing 14 high schools, team Tottenville No. 1 emerged victorious.
The team consisted of Mickey Endress (’03), Vinny D’Ambrosio, III (’87), Lonnie Levy (’93) and Vincent Schneider (’18), who combined to knock over 3,399 pins in the 15-game Baker format event to win the $1,000 top prize.
They beat out St. Peter’s HS Boys No. 1, which felled 3,324 pins. The team consisted of Steve Basile (’06), Keith Wunderlich (’03), Steve Bonanno (’09), Chris McNichol (’07) and Stephen Ennis, Jr. (’06).
The 14 high schools represented were Tottenville, St. Peter’s Boys, St. Peter’s, St. Joseph by-the-Sea, S.I. Tech, McKee, St. John Villa, Curtis, Susan Wagner, Fort Hamilton, St. Joseph Hill, Monsignor Farrell, Port Richmond and New Dorp.
In the high school division, New Dorp claimed the crown by knocking over 3,031 pins. The team consisted of Giselle Rau, Allison Everts, Maya Avilez, Brandon Leung and William Courtney. The winners beat out defending champion Tottenville, which felled 2,947 pins.
Wilkinson said all monies raised is being donated back to the represented school’s bowling program. A total of $1,500 was awarded with funds matched by the Rab Wilkinson Foundation.
2018 Champions & Runner-Ups. L to R: Scratch Division Runner-Up & Champion, Harris Mirza and Francis Vitelli, Handicap Division Champion & Runner-Up, Mariano Mitchell and Joseph LaBarbera
Rab’s Junior Masters Tournament returned in 2018 for its 17th Installment. Top youth bowlers from the area competed for the elusive titles and $4,800 in scholarship awards.
Francis Vitelli captured the Scratch Division Title for his second Junior Masters Title. His first came in 2012 in the Handicap Division.
Francis made his way through the Winners Bracket, where he met Harris Mirza in the Finale. As the winner of the Non-Winners Bracket, Harris needed to defeat Francis twice in the final match to claim the title.
In a nail-biter, down to the 10th frame match, Mirza defeated Vitelli 280 to 269, forcing one more match. After another amazing show, Vitelli came out victorious defeating Mirza 247 to 231.
In the Handicap Division, a first time experience for both Joseph LaBarbera and Mariano Mitchell, Mitchell defeated LaBarbera 215 to 203 in the final game. As the winner of the Non-Winners Bracket, LaBarbera forced a second game after he won the first game 201 to 185.
Final Results with scholarship awards available: bowlatrabs.com/juniormasters
Here’s how the finals played out:
Round 1
William Courtney defeated Tommy SanFilippo 268 to 256
Kenny Courtney defeated AJ Everts 246 to 187
Thomas Lettich defeated Harris Mirza 238 to 166
Anthony DeRosa defeated Steven Pasquale 201 to 167
Nicholas Palmeri defeated William Prout 220 to 187
Francis Vitelli defeated Lauren Ruth Sarreal 277 to 155
Nicholas Walker defeated Nicholas Hollywood 197 to 172
Maya Avilez defeated Jason Wichnovitz 202 to 182
Round 2
William Courtney defeated Kenny Courtney 235 to 202
Thomas Lettich defeated Anthony DeRosa 258 to 200
Nicholas Palmeri defeated Maya Avilez 190 to 184
AJ Everts defeated Tommy SanFilippo 236 to 178
Harris Mirza defeated Steven Pasquale 254 to 186
Jason Wichnovitz defeated William Prout 267 to 184
Nicholas Hollywood defeated Lauren Ruth Sarreal 205 to 183
Round 3
AJ Everts defeated Nicholas Walker 199 to 161
Harris Mirza defeated Maya Avilez 235 to 192
Anthony DeRosa defeated Jason Wichnovitz 226 to 216
Kenny Courtney defeated Nicholas Hollywood 200 to 171
Round 4
Francis Vitelli defeated Nicholas Palmeri 226 to 182
Thomas Lettich defeated William Courtney 224 to 209
Harris Mirza defeated AJ Everts 189 to 183
Anthony DeRosa defeated Kenny Courtney 246 to 149
Round 5
Harris Mirza defeated William Courtney 191 to 181
Anthony DeRosa defeated Nicholas Palmeri 214 to 205
Round 6
Harris Mirza defeated Anthony DeRosa 247 to 160
Francis Vitelli defeated Thomas Lettich 219 to 181
Round 7
Harris Mirza defeated Thomas Lettich 223 to 192
FINALS
Harris Mirza defeated Francis Vitelli 280 to 269
Francis Vitelli defeated Harris Mirza 247 to 231
Round 1
Leo Iandolo defeated Angelia Lubrano 190 to 136
Anaya Martin defeated Yamil Sanchez 182 to 180
Samuel Zwiebel defeated Emily Wolff 243 to 186
Mariano Mitchell defeated Isaiah Perez 183 to 178
Bobby Pepe defeated Ciara Arcangel 193 to 162
Joseph LaBarbera defeated Edward Lubach III 165 to 110
Giselle Rau defeated Joshua Fylypczuk 262 to 197
Samantha Kelly defeated Yousef Dardier 200 to 173
Round 2
Leo Iandolo defeated Anaya Martin 225 to 166
Samuel Zwiebel defeated Mariano Mitchell 233 to 193
Joseph LaBarbera defeated Bobby Pepe 203 to 171
Samantha Kelly defeated Giselle Rau 195 to 170
Yamil Sanchez defeated Angelia Lubrano 200 to 188
Isaiah Perez defeated Emily Wolff 208 to 193
Edward Lubach III defeated Ciara Arcangel 169 to 167
Joshua Fylypczuk defeated Yousef Dardier 225 to 213
Round 3
Giselle Rau defeated Yamil Sanchez 214 to 155
Isaiah Perez defeated Bobby Pepe 228 to 196
Edward Lubach III forfeits, Samuel Zwiebel advances
Joshua Fylypczuk defeated Anaya Martin 236 to 162
Round 4
Mariano Mitchell defeated Leo Iandolo 213 to 184
Joseph LaBarbera defeated Samantha Kelly 212 to 172
Giselle Rau defeated Isaiah Perez 198 to 179
Samuel Zwiebel defeated Leo Iandolo 206 to 174
Round 5
Samuel Zwiebel defeated Samantha Kelly 183 to 177
Giselle Rau defeated Leo Iandolo 206 to 174
Round 6
Mariano Mitchell defeated Joseph LaBarbera 212 to 192
Giselle Rau defeated Samantha Kelly 191 to 157
Round 7
Joseph LaBarbera defeated Giselle Rau 196 to 174
FINALS
Joseph LaBarbera defeated Mariano Mitchell 201 to 185
Mariano Mitchell defeated Joseph LaBarbera 215 to 203
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Bobby ‘Lamp’ Lampariello lit up the lanes Monday with a 640 set highlighted wit hthe games of 246 & 211!
Other noteworthy scores from October 8, 2018:
Donna Severino 185, 202-544; Victor Wilson 234-607; Jette Gullo 185; Iona Weisenstein 185; Tony Flores 215, 214; Dennis Costantino 231; Brian Bass 204; Joe Salamone 211; Sylvia Simpson 200; Tom Griffiths 210, 204