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Island bowling trio gains next round of USBC Junior Gold Championships

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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

Two Island bowlers making strong run in USBC Junior Gold Championships

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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

Island bowlers making big noise in USBC Junior Gold Championships

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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

23 Island youth bowlers roll into Detroit for USBC Junior Gold Championships

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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

New twist to Battle of the Schools bowling event is a smashing success

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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.

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!

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