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Saginaw’s Lorincz, Nebraska’s Mickelson win
xbowling Intercollegiate Singles
LINCOLN, Neb. — Saginaw
Valley State's Aaron Lorincz
and Nebraska's Kristina Mickel-
son took individual national
titles Saturday at the 2013
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Championships.
The semifinals and finals
will be televised on CBS Sports
Network with the women's
show airing May 3 at 10 p.m.
Eastern and the men's show
airing May 10 at 10 p.m.
Eastern.
Lorincz defeated Urbana's
Brock Finch, 245-222, to win
the men's title, while Mickelson
took down Wichita State's
Tannya Roumimper, 289-233, at
Sun Valley Lanes.
In the two games he bowled
on television, Lorincz threw
20 of 24 strikes en route to the
title. He threw 10 strikes in the
win over Finch and also had 10
strikes, including the first eight,
in a 278-153 semifinal win over
Lindenwood's Ronnie Fujita.
"This win is for all the
guys back in Saginaw, and it's
hard to put into words what it
means to take this trophy back
to them," Lorincz said. "My
goal was just to put the ball
in the pocket and hopefully
make the pins scatter. Brock
had a great line, so I knew that
I would have to stick with him
somehow."
Finch advanced to the championship
match with a 248-213
semifinal win over Mike Conn
of Morehead State. He trailed
by 31 pins halfway through the
At Forum Bowl
Jessie fires 783,
Winders belts 766
Wilson, Bridges, Sienicki 300’s
Diane Jessie, from the Fast
Lane Trio group, led Forum Bowl
this week with a rock solid 290-
279-214 = 783 series.
Norm Winders from the
Weekenders league led the men
with a power-packed 266-296--
204 = 766 set.
Carl Wilson, James Bridges,
and Elizabeth Sienicki all had
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Milligan polishes off 767,
Johnson handles 750
Tennelle Milligan headed
the honor roll for the week at
Cowtown Bowling Palace with
a solid 256-245-266 = 767
Ft. Worth Classic Trio league
production. Tennelle finished
her 4 game outing with a 1056.
C J Johnson, Milligan’s league
mate, pounded out a powerful
259-256-235 = 750 set to lead
the men’s high-set chart and
completing his 4 game series
with a 1008.
HONOR ROLL
Randy Cross, Sr. 259-729, Katie
title match against Lorincz and
mounted a late comeback but
ran out of frames.
In the women's title match,
Mickelson started with the first
10 strikes before leaving a 10
pin to end her bid at perfection.
"I switched balls between
matches and it had a better
roll to it and luckily it worked
out," said Mickelson, a senior
who helped lead Nebraska to
the NCAA Women's Bowling
Championship title last week.
perfect games during the week.
HONOR ROLL
Mark Neville (9 pin) 266-733, Janet
Swope (9 pin) 244-670, Mark Neville
232-641, Michelle Anderson 213-591,
Joyce Johnson 168-515, Tony Herr
250-687, Carol McGinley 211-559.
Frank Mills (9 pin 4gm) 300-1110,
Laura Corwin (9 pin 4gm) 265-968, Ed
William 175-495, Cathy Thomas 140-
Tallant 182-520, Michael Johnson 235-
662, Lauri Hix 120-308, Cody Franks
236, Sheryl Strand 120-348, Sean
Seibert 277-664, Katie Tallant 218-621.
David Poe 258-698, Lindsey
Mecredy 207-602, Ron Nason 232-664,
Amanda Couch 205-586, Roy Simpson
288-732, Sam Magill 267-748, Jim Sapey
266-716, Coy Hart 266-710, Rosemary
Brown 218-526. Gustavo Leon, Jr.
234-674, Gracie Hernandez 195-502, Joe
Allcock 233-666, J J Martin 287-782,
Miki Jo Parish 265-697, Ron Nason
274-665, Jamie Hines 235-606, Kyle
Martinez 669, Lindsey Megredy 619.
"To cap off my Husker career
with another title is magical.
And to be able to call myself
a national champion against
the best college bowlers in the
world is really special."
In the semifinals, Mickelson
pulled away in the back half
of the game to defeat Wichita
State's Jazreel Tan, 192-165.
Roumimper advanced to
the title match by defeating
Wichita State teammate Daria
Kovalova, 243-223.
At AMF Richardson
Dollard hammers 804,
Rogers nails 746
Lavery-Spahr 803, Estes, Whitney add 300’s
Cory Dollard’s chart-topping
255-258-290 = 804 session in
XXXX Rated action earned highseries
honors for the week at AMF
Richardson Lanes.
Sean Lavery-Spahr followed
close behind Dollard with an awardwinning
803 Classic Trio series.
Michelle Rogers headed
the ladies high-set race with a
rip-roaring 266-259-221 = 746
Classic Trios outing.
Bryan Estes and Ryan Whitney
shared high-game accolades with
award-winning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Jack Alphin 238-696, Betty Quillen
169-427, Karleen Reynolds 286-711,
Jim Perl 243-672, Kelly Ellis 192-505,
Jim Mahoney 235-675, Sandi Joseph
258-709, Jack Alphin 219-567, Betty
Quillen 171-468.
Bill North 259-677, Melissa
Killebrew 256-698, Mike Crouch 267-
736, Andy Fischman 186-528, Cory
Dollard 246-622, Kathleen Wright
192-495, Jeff Carter 205-600, Lisa
Sturm 167-450.
Wayne Walker 199-564, Sandra
Lyman 164-460, Ron Yoshida, Sr.
217-642, Terry Shannon 199-575,
Warren Caldwell 259-712, Mary Gesino
207-543, Cory Toombs 246-706, April
Gourley 180-484.
357, Cindy King 222-567, Mark Rogers
244-634, Donny Hawkland 257-736.
Donna Pulice 255-575, Marvin Sitts
Jr 243-660, Dana Short 243-637, Marty
Valdez 237-605, Sandy Lloyd 137-363,
Carl Wilson 300-735, Dena Buffington
232-585, Ben Haack (4gm) 275-985.
Bill Hollifield 259-714, Annie
Akanni 268-656, David Boski 257-658,
Karen Hoyle 225-616, Ric Brinkman
214-611, Mary Flores 178-489, Ricky
Swope 245-712, Kristal Canales
215-591.
Aie Lah 249-728, James Stewart
249-744, Karen Hoyle 268-639, Issac
Delagarza 259-630, Emily Montgomery
246-628, Tina Wimberley 188-502,
Bradley Colburn 213-564, Kimberly
Sanders 146-432.
Josh Briggs (4 games) 972, Stefanie
Nation (4 games) 247-905, Michael
Williams 645, Kris Jennings 185-456,
Grady Adams 245-618, Jennifer Lawson
176-476, Michael Johnson 267-688,
Sandy James 203-553. Randy Miller
254-657, Alice Cain 185-540, Zachery
Moore 246-630, Gloria Plemons 204-
499, Jesse Negrete 639, Frances Reyes
426, Tommy Perkins 245, Richard
Rosamond 535, Shari Roach 183-442.
Brad Woods 532, Susan South 183-
440, Dalton Rosamond 522.
SENIORS
Gary Kryder 258-677, Neva House
211-547, Johnny Zaskoda 258-668,
Carol Watson 186-521, John Stewart
243-657, Delbert Tullous 213-635, Karen
Wittenberg 191-517, Sal Grieco 237-600.
Larrie Boyett 188-514, James Phugh
226-599, Millie Griggs 191-513, Cody
Franks 237-664, Wanda Eads 194-548,
David Pruitt 212-619, Vicky Martinez
183-484, Wes Vance 604, Judy Biel 471.