Rab's Country Lanes

1600 Hylan Boulevard Staten Island, NY 10305   |   Phone: 718-979-1600    

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Fall Into Family Fun at Rab’s

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mom showing daughter how to bowlThe summer is drawing to a close, National Family Fun Month is over, and the kids are back in school, but that doesn’t mean the family fun has to end! At Rab’s, we keep the fun going year round.

Bowling Fun for the Whole Family

Bowling is a great activity for adults and kids alike, and at Rab’s, we have something for everyone. We rent bowling shoes ranging in size from a toddler 5 to an adult men’s 20 and offer a variety of bowling ball sizes, from 6 lbs to 15 lbs. We also have bumpers for kids who are learning how to bowl and dragon ramps for the little ones.

Join us for Open Bowling 7 days a week! We also offer Cosmic Bowling on Friday and Saturday nights, with an LED light show and your favorite music videos accompanied by black lights and neon.  

A Little Friendly Competition

Want to take your game up a notch? We host both adult and youth bowling leagues where you can test your skills and meet other bowling enthusiasts. But bowling is just the beginning. You can also head over to the Laser Maze Challenge to test your skills against your friends and family! Channel your inner spy or action hero by navigating your way through the laser beams in the shortest time.

Don’t let the daily grind of work and school get you down. Make time for family fun and keep the good times going at Rab’s! Follow us on Facebook to stay up to date on announcements, events, and more.

Wilson slams 643 series with 275 game

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For the second week in a row, Victor Wilson lead the Golden Oldies scoring pace.  He rolled a 275 game en-route to a 643 series.  275 was Monday’s lucky number, as Bob Lampariello rolled a 275 game too.

Other noteworthy scores from August 20, 2018:
Felix Imperial 212; Gil Panlilio 231; Doug Jones 213; Dennis Costantino 231; Olivia Costantino 201

Join A Fall Bowling League at Rab’s!

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bowlingAt Rab’s Country Lanes, we love bowling! From our perspective, bowling pushes us as individuals and as teammates to do better and reach further. And if you’re like us, you probably can’t get enough time at the lanes either!

Luckily, our fall bowling leagues are open! Bring your whole team down and get ready or find an open spot on an existing team. Either way, you’ll have a chance to step up your game starting this September in a fun league that matches your skill levels.

A League For Everyone!

Our fall/winter leagues run from September through May and offer a bunch of different options to fit anyone’s preference or ability level.  Check out the different types of leagues we’re offering this year and give us a call to find out more!

Rab’s Country Lanes offers:

  • Mixed Leagues
  • A Senior’s League
  • Ladies Daytime Leagues
  • Ladies Evening Leagues
  • Men’s Leagues
  • Family Leagues
  • Fun Leagues

Get Warmed Up Before Summer’s Over

Maybe it’s been a while or maybe you’ve always liked bowling but just haven’t spent that much time doing it. Our leagues don’t start for another month or so and we always have an open lane for you.

We’re more than just a bowling alley, though! We also have a host of other fun activities such as an awesome snack bar, a wicked laser maze, and our high roller’s lounge! And don’t forget to visit our pro shop for all your gear before league play starts up!

At Rab’s, we know how to have fun. Come join a league this fall and see what it’s all about!

Wilson rolls 603 in Golden Oldies

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Victor Wilson rolled a 212 game to a 603 series in the Golden Oldies loop this week!

Other noteworthy scores from August 13, 2018:
Jette Gullo 201; Patsy Gentile 180; Ralph Loggia 208; Iona Weisenstein 200; Robert Pacifico 204; Maureen LaPlant 200; Dennis Costantino 226; Kathy Currao 190

Don’t Miss Rab’s Annual Bowlopolis Blastoff!

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bowlingSchool may be approaching quickly, but there is still summer fun to be had! Parents, the team at Rab’s Country Lanes is excited to announce our Annual Bowlopolis Blastoff. Your kids will love the endless hours of fun at the bowling alley, and you will love how affordable the event it!

Rab’s Annual Bowlopolis Blastoff Details

On Tuesday, August 14th, we are hosting our Annual Bowlopolis Blastoff! This event is catered just for you, our bowling lovers! From noon to 5 pm, kids ages 16 and under can bowl up to two games for FREE. This awesome special also includes free shoe rental. After your kiddos are done bowling, bring them to our face painting station, game station, and other fun surprises we are planning.

We won’t be surprised if they have so much fun at Bowlopolis that they ask to celebrate their upcoming birthday at Rab’s Country Lanes. That’s why you’ll receive 10% off your birthday party bill if you book your child’s birthday party with us on August 14th! Customize your party at Staten Island’s best spot for children’s birthday parties (voted by silive.com).

Our Annual Bowlopolis Blastoff isn’t the only fun we’re having at Rab’s Country Lanes this summer. We are also hosting a Summer Kids Special that takes place through September 7th! So, load up your kids and their friends and head to the best bowling alley in Staten Island! Don’t hesitate to contact us with your questions. We hope to see you for our bowling extravaganza and every day before and after the event!

Junior Gold Championships: Day 4, Mastroianni headed to Advancer Round

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The final qualifying round of the 2018 Junior Gold Championships concluded Thursday with the final 4 games of competition.

Anthony Mastroianni lead the group of competitors from Rab’s with a 3045 16-game series and a 57th place finish in the U15 Boys Division.  He will advance to Friday’s Advancer Round.

Maya Avilez fell just 5 pins shy of the Advancers Round, finishing with a 2773 total and a 59th place finish in the U15 Girls Division.

Below is a recap of all of the competitors from Rab’s who competed this week.  Congratulations to all on a fantastic week of competition.

Stay tuned for more as Anthony continues his quest!

U12 Division

BOYS – Cut Score: 2652, 40th place
71 – Joseph Guarnieri 178, 144, 156, 184-662 | 2567
135 – William Kohnenkamp 127, 151, 186, 148-612 | 2365

GIRLS – Cut Score: 2591, 21st place
38 – Brianna Mester 150, 150, 166, 118-584 | 2469
91 – Ashley Weisenstein 125, 108, 118, 128-479 | 2157

U15 Division

BOYS – Cut Score: 2972,  96th place
57 – Anthony Mastroianni 173, 190, 143, 150-656 | 3045
155 – Brandon Leung 222, 212, 150, 191-775 | 2908
214 – Nicholas Palmeri 186, 203, 185, 199-773 | 2829
381 – Victor Guastella 150, 155, 171, 156-632 | 2672
558 – Frank Koppie 162, 137, 158, 108-565 | 2475
659 – Cody Bass 213, 126, 135, 124-598 | 2084

GIRLS – Cut Score: 2778, 55th place
59 – Maya Avilez 204, 156, 134, 128-622 | 2773

U20 Division

BOYS – Cut Score: 3068, 213rd place
1046 – Kenneth Courtney 156, 175, 157, 199-687 | 2706
1054 – Joseph Nadal 179, 156, 165, 181-681 | 2702
1154 – William Courtney 140, 177, 139, 147-603 | 2656
1170 – Jason Wichnovitz 169, 205, 227, 182-783 | 2649
1419 – Jonathan Guash 130, 119, 112, 128-489 | 2421

GIRLS – Cut Score 2968, 123rd place
192 – Taylor Waglione 190, 169, 167, 210-736 | 2909
340 – Lexis Ortiz 118, 147, 189, 246-700 | 2784
629 – Autumn Fortunato 125, 161, 149, 161-596 | 2579
725 – Jessica Fetik 158, 192, 149, 157-656 | 2491

Mel’s All Stars finish in 5th in USA Bowling National Championships

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After a loss in the USA Bowling Northeast Regional Tournament finals held in December at Rab’s Country Lanes, Mel’s All Stars; a team comprised of Joseph Guarnieri, William Kohnenkamp, Brianna Mester, and Ashley Weisenstein, w/ Coach Melissa Kammerer; was determined to advance to the National Finals.

The team then made the trip to the New England Regional Tournament in Rhode Island, where they eventually found themselves crowned the U12 Champions and headed to the National Finals in Dallas, TX.

The 2018 USA Bowling National Championships, sponsored by Sixlets, features the top 12-and-under (U12) and 15-and-under (U15) youth teams competing for a national title.  The 14 U12 teams and 16 U15 teams earned their spots in the field by winning a regional event.

Day 1 of competition included a Round Robin Format where each team bowled a total of 13 matches head-to-head against each other.

Teams in the U12 division bowled 13 Baker matches Wednesday at AMF Garland Lanes to determine seeding for Thursday’s double-elimination bracket, while teams in U15 bowled 15 Baker matches.

A team’s match-play record in qualifying determined its seeding, with total pinfall breaking any ties.

Mel’s All Stars finished the Qualifying Round with a 6-7 record, for a 10th Place finish headed into the double-elimination bracket finals.

Off to a slow start, they lost the first match by 4 pins (181-185), won the 2nd by 18 (198-180) and then finished off with a bang winning the 5 of the last 7 games.

Qualifying Round Recap:

181 (L), 198 (W), 150 (L), 176 (L), 150 (L), 171 (L), 186 (W), 186 (W), 209 (W), 178 (W), 204 (L), 210 (W), 175 (L) – Total: 2374 | 6-7

The double-elimination portion of the event was contested Thursday at nearby USA Bowl.  Bracket matches were contested in a best-of-three Baker format.

After a great start in the Winners Bracket, the team representing the Southwest handed Mel’s All Stars their first loss, the Southwest continued their run and eventually made their way to the televised Finals.

Round 1 – Winners Bracket
New England defeated Mountain 2-0 | 164 & 160 to 151 & 159

Round 2 – Winners Bracket
New England defeated Atlantic East 2-1 | 203, 125, 209 to 159, 200, 172

Round 4 – Winners Bracket
Southwest defeated New England 2-0 | 180 & 194 to 153 & 173

Round 5 – Losers Bracket
Southeast defeated New England 2-1 | 215, 157, 223 to 189, 190, 204

http://scores.bowl.com/2018-USAB/U12Bracket.pdf

Junior Gold Championships: Day 3

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Day 3 of the Qualifying Round at the Junior Gold Championships in the books.  One more day of qualifying continues tomorrow with the final 4 games before the field will be cut for the next round of competition.

Anthony Mastroianni continues to lead the pack of bowlers, having moved up to 19th place in the U15 Boys Division after a great 796 set on the lanes.

Maya Avilez is holding her own in the U15 Girls Division, staying close to the cut line.  After a consistent set of 180 games, Maya found herself moving up 1 spot in the standings to 33rd place.

William Courtney found himself jumping up 58 spots to 984th place out of 1495 Boys in the U20 Division, after rolling a 223 game to round off his third day of qualifying.

Christopher Riordan pulled out of competition due to an injury on the second day of qualifying, we wish the best to Christopher on a speedy recovery!

Good Luck to all on their last day of qualifying competition!

QUALIFYING ROUND, AFTER DAY 3, 12 GAMES:

U12 Division – Field Size: 284 Boys / 141 Girls

BOYS
68 – Joseph Guarnieri 143, 157, 139, 155-594 | 1905
139 – William Kohnenkamp 141, 119, 131, 143-534 | 1753

GIRLS
39 – Brianna Mester 189, 127, 136, 144-596 | 1885
82 – Ashley Weisenstein 149, 122, 129, 166-566 | 1678

U15 Division – Field Size: 672 Boys / 382 Girls

BOYS
19 – Anthony Mastroianni 180, 196, 228, 192-796 | 2389
201 – Brandon Leung 165, 144, 155, 145-609 | 2133
300 – Nicholas Palmeri 160, 155, 147, 147-609 | 2056
319 – Victor Guastella 210, 155, 221, 148-734 | 2040
496 – Frank Koppie 171, 191, 223, 179-764 | 1910
667 – Cody Bass 164, 130, 147, 113-554 | 1486

GIRLS
33 – Maya Avilez 181, 183, 183, 182-729 | 2151

U20 Division – Field Size: 1495 Boys / 855 Girls

BOYS
984 – William Courtney 151, 174, 155, 223-703 | 2053
1095 – Joseph Nadal 209, 183, 167, 134-693 | 2021
1108 – Kenneth Courtney 134, 204, 147, 178-663 | 2019
1292 – Jonathan Guash 183, 172, 125, 186-666 | 1932
1383 – Jason Wichnovitz 152, 148, 164, 159-623 | 1866

GIRLS
208 – Taylor Waglione 170, 192, 188, 182-732 | 2173
349 – Lexis Ortiz 133, 158, 173, 133-597 | 2084
547 – Autumn Fortunato 183, 177, 201, 136-697 | 1983
751 – Jessica Fetik 145, 129, 168, 157-599 | 1835