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Page 10 | Thursday, January 21, 2010 | THE BOWLING NEWS Sponsored by Fort Worth USBC Youth Results Justin Blankenship led the Fort Worth-area USBC youth bowling last week with a powerful 739 Peterson Point series at Brunswick Zone Watauga. Katelynn George and Katie Tallant tied for the top spot for the girls as both rolled a 648 series. George rolled a solid 242 highgame inAdult/Youth Scholarship set at Brunswick Westcreek Lanes and Tallant posted a 231 high game in the Generation Gap league at Cowtown Bowling Center. Other Fort Worth-area scores: At Interstate, Round Rock — Adam Gonzales 272-673, Nathan Diaz 167-414, Kaitlyn Tatum 80-151, Cody Black 141-322, Ryen Fierro 28-77, Cody Schwartz 229-635, Chrystal Carlsonf 201-541, Victor Odighibor Dallas USBC Youth Scores Justin Tan fired a booming 276/756 Saturday Youth Majors series at AMF Lewisville to lead the Dallas-area USBC youth bowler last week. Woodward added a 299 solo in the Sunday Youth/Adult league to take high-game honors. Lindsay Paredes, from the Showstoppers league at Plano Super Bowl, paced the girls with a big 223-203-191 = 617 set. Other Dallas-area scores: At AMF Richardson — Ethan Grant 80-158, Hailey Spencer 83-154, Reece Klapper 186-530, Madison Ward 146-393, David Seitz 213-566, Kayci Barnett 202-465, James Pipes 180-462, Nicole Cash 123-330, Jared Shurtleff 179-511. At Lakes Lanes, The Colony — D Angelo Sewell 213-570, Ashley Yonker 207-489, Toby Huffman 181-503, Jamie Richenberg 126-371, Cody Bickerstaff 136-319, Taylor Stricklin 114-289. At Plano — Eric Woodward 259-739, Aidan Hudson 100-280, Kristin Wood 105-278, Nathan Wille 120-339, Hailey Keister 152-413, Brody Abner 178-501, Kaylea Norman 140-369, Andrew Smith 173-465, Lexie Rador 123-320, Alec Selinsky 213-617, Eric Beat 232-597, Rachel Kugelstadt 158-438, Brittany P.O. Box 1642, Colleyville, TX 76034 Phone 817-267-8686 Fax 817-267-1813 221-606, Ellen Birrell 202-452, Zach White 137-344, Angela Kinningham 145-404, Levi Schrowang 123-333, Mary Spencer 111-318, Bailey Franklin 119-305, Kira Hamman 103-277, Nick Kohn 97-283, Kimberly Spencer 73-182, Justin Devereaux 236-600, Delaney Rowald 197-504, Aric Allen 184-459, Jordan Sekiya 138-349, Alex Sumruld 224-630. At Brunswick Westcreek — Rachel Garber 78-210, Chris Ducket 224-532, Deondra Owen 123-323, Trevor Russell 240-602, Brandon Hollie 132-356, Becky Tharp 148-356, Daniel Shue 188-503, Caitlyn Gibson 148-351, Lee Garcia 132-311, Jessica Wike 153-430, Gabe Conover 178-440, Jay Garcia 159- 413, Logan Scheps 190-539, Cooper Cox 176-477, Alex Grogan 206-511, Travis Hatcher 160-452, Tyler Hunter 80-205, Sam Gibson 137-375, Logan Chevron 79-137, Sanish Shrestha 98-194, Stafford 226-575, Talisen Baron 133- 364, Veronica Prior 132-333, Christian Altemus 231-531, Carly Luce 131-335, Andrew Mahre 204-601, Jessica Prior 183-523, Eric Woodward 299-711, Christi Nedved 192-544, Nicholas Fryar 237-560, Ashley Murray 171-501, Kevin Woodfill 78, Alexandra Rogers 100-181, Ronald Rougely 208-595, Tara Lopez 182-497, Josh Burnham 265-601, Christi Nedved 207-556, Stephen Morse 183-543, Shelby Gibson 138. At AMF Irving — Dylan Good 130- 222, Blake Good 79-139, Victoria Hylton 75-197, Breanne Roberts 116-307. At Red Bird — Kendall Jackson 186-523, Stephanie McCaleb 167-477, Tyreque Davis 115-288, Kaylee Hancock 139-376, Raylyn Simon 230-536, Stephanie McCaleb 199-502, Dylan Smith 154-269, Morgan Roark 88-175. At AMF Lewisville — Gabriel Sagui 85-253, Zhanna Miller 92-260, Conner Mixson 149-394, Bandi Rowe 101-260, Leo Wendt 188-465, Oksana Braun 140-362, Amanda Hagood 211-588. At Jupiter — Anthony Simonsen 268-708, Mikayla Rodriguez 167-408. At AMF Showplace Garland — Kevin Boykin 244-667, Karen Oldaker 193-445, Martin Montes 198- 566, Chelsea Bell 181-455. “The quickest and best way to reach people in bowling–” Coran Session 97-155, Tariq Session 72-143, Noah McCleery 84-158, Sam Gibson 123-243, Audra Lucas 95-171, Jason Hernandez Jr. 69-132, Sammy Thompson 76-143. At AMF Showplace Euless — Jacob Hollis 258-678, Jacob Hollis 231-588, Chris Reed 214-583, Cody Levy 171-485, Zane Hines 169-482, Vince Pontecorvo 176-473, Bobby Foret 159-399, Nicholas Ramos 80-151, Cody Busocker 75-141, Deidra Juetten 209-578, Destiny Velez 182-506, Deidra Juetten 149-435, Tessa Kisielewski 140-351, Jennifer Turner 132-340, Kaitlyn George 120-317. At AMF Spare Time — Justice Hardison 150-417, Samantha Hudson 85-189, Garrick Schmit 157-417, Cory Rafferty 224-604, Diane Hasty 211-578, Erik Garcia 248-635, Amanda Hodgson 223-570. At Cowtown — Colten Hart 118-214, Danielle Espinoza 95, Michael Tyson 106, Zachary Moore 192-509, Katie Tallant 182-512, Tyler Sims 216-614, Katie Tallant 215-556, Zachary Moore 214, Jessica Cantu 202-530, John Cantu 573, Malikay Barbour 94-178, Leilani Lopez 94-183, Jeremy Petosa 183-510, Bryan Gratts 213-558. At Forum — Sammie Boles 84-165, Samantha Brown 87-166, Cameron Loggins 90-162, Candace Brown 79-146, David Carter 159-416, Katelynn Correll 136-374, Zach Jennings 138-360, Samantha LeClear 115-300, James Parsons 192-527, Davin Ateman 148- 369, Mitchel Neville 186-488, Misty Sprinkle 121-313, Cory Jones 193-531, Kayla Lopez 194-564, Aaron Shipman 219-519, Shelby Plack 100-260. At Brunswick Zone Watauga — Aidan O’Neil 342, Bayleigh Padron 352, Mathew Cranfil 457, Kyra Zink 403, Kimi Davidson 605, Jeffrey Fleming 388, Amanda Amerson 345, Micah McCracken 543, Jewelya Jones 432. At Cityview — Jacob Rouse 255-686, Katie Rooney 213-549, Katie Carlberg 169-417, Rebecca Carlberg 120-329, Olivia Lindsey 168-478, Brea Stevenson 71-201, Josh Johnson 212-532, Marc 77-205, Justin Beimler 227-630, Joshua 150-365, Michael Underwood 160-455, Jared Cady 113-367, Stephen Renteria 222-623, David Becker 111-270, John Pelton 175-496, Blake George 150-436, Marin Smolcic 123-361, Joshua Gibbs 143-377, Paul Casten 158-468, Santos Rivera 114-304, A.J. Sutton 170-435, Jordan Cisneros 159-439, Jeff Dyche 225-558, Heather Pelton 113-303, Geoff Graham 215-540, Kasandra Rivera 93-248, Kevin Graham 198-458, Steven Morris 161-426, Sheldon Graham 124-334, A.J. Schotanus 137-399, Kelsea Johnson 177-499, Steven Martin 48-187, Khilya Dyche 129-367, Matthew Reininger 101-271, Tyler Meeks 143- 303, Kimberly Sharp 112-297, Tanner Bankston 138-382, Matthew Becker 141-405, Mckalee Rouse 207-499. BOYS Justin Tan, AMF Lewisville .................................... 756 Justin Blankenship, Brunswick Zone Watauga .... 739 Eric Woodward, Plano ........................................... 739 Anthony Simonsen, Jupiter ................................... 708 Jacob Rouse, Cityview Lanes ............................... 686 Jacob Hollis, AMF Showplace Euless .................. 678 Adam Gonzales, Interstate .................................... 673 Martin Montes, AMF Showplace Garland ............. 566 Erik Garcia, AMF Spare Time ................................ 635 Trevor Russell, Brunswick Westcreek .................. 602 John Cantu, Cowtown ............................................ 573 D Angelo Sewell, Lakes Lanes .............................. 570 David Seitz, AMF Richardson ................................ 566 Raylyn Simon, Red Bird ......................................... 536 Cory Jones, Forum................................................. 531 Dylan Good, AMF Irving ........................................ 222 GIRLS Katelynn George, Brunswick Westcreek .............. 648 Katie Tallant, Cowtown........................................... 648 Alex Sumruld, Interstate ........................................ 630 Lindsey Paredes, Plano ......................................... 617 Kimi Davidson, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............ 605 Amanda Hagood, AMF Lewisville ......................... 588 Diane Hasty, AMF Spare Time ............................... 578 Deidra Juetten, AMF Showplace Euless ............... 578 Kayla Lopez, Forum ............................................... 564 Katie Rooney, Cityview Lanes ............................... 549 Stephanie McCaleb, Red Bird ............................... 502 Ashley Yonker, Lakes Lanes .................................. 489 Kayci Barnett, AMF Richardson ............................ 465 Chelsea Bell, AMF Showplace Garland ................ 455 Mikayla Rodriguez, Jupiter .................................... 408 Breanne Roberts, AMF Irving ................................ 307 YOUTH TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Grand Prix Regional (Karen Miller, 512-467-9331) Entry forms: www.texasbowlingcenters.org Jan. 24 — Diamond Lanes, Odessa, TX Jan. 24 GFWM USBC Youth Scholarship Tournament, Forum Bowl, FORT WORTH-AREA BOWLERS ONLY, Entry fee: $35, Feb. 13-20 & 14-21 48th Annual Greater Fort Worth Metroplex USBC Youth Championship, FORT WORTH AREA BOWLERS ONLY, AMF Spare Time Lanes, Arlington, Team, Singles, Doubles, Entries close Feb. 5, Mar. 12-14 2010 TX Pepsi USBC Youth Championships, 11 years and under division; Highland Lanes, Austin, TX, Mary Antell, 915-751-1340 Mar. 12-14 2010 TX Pepsi USBC Youth Championships, 12 years and up division, Westgate Lanes, Austin, TX, Mary Antell, 915-751-1340 June 12-July 18 Texas State USBC Youth 2010 State Championship. Every weekend, Armadilla I, Pasadena, TX, Team event; AMF Alpha Bowl, Webster, TX Doubles, Singles. Entries close Mar. 15, 979-778-4351 July 29-31, 2010 — International Family Tournament, AMF Showplace Euless, Euless, TX. Qualifying ends Mar. 13, 2010. If you have upcoming youth tournaments you would like listed on the schedule, contact The Bowling News at 817-267-8686, fax: (817-267-1813) or email: bowlingnews@sbcglobal.net. MAKE YOUR AD STAND OUT! Spot and Full Color is available Call us for more information. 817-267-8686
Michigan State coach named USBC Youth Volunteer of the Year Karl Nickolai, who has led the Michigan State University bowling program for the last 25 years, has been selected to receive the USBC Youth Volunteer of the Year Award by the USBC Youth Committee. The prestigious award is annually presented to an adult volunteer who has displayed outstanding efforts to foster, organize and promote certified youth bowling programs at the local, state and/or national level for the last seven or more years. In addition to his work at Michigan State, Nickolai has helped to promote collegiate bowling through his Web site, CollegeBowling.com. He also currently serves as president of the National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association (NCBCA), a position he has held for nearly 15 years. He has been with the organization since 1985. “I have always enjoyed my work with the MSU Intercollegiate Bowling Program, the NCBCA and the CollegeBowling.com Web site,” Nickolai said. “I am very honored to have been nominated and selected for the USBC Youth Volunteer Award.” Nickolai makes a 70-mile commute from his hometown of Waterford, MI, to the university in East Lansing to coach the Michigan State bowling team. He conducts tryouts in addition to taking the team to tournaments. He launched CollegeBowling.com in 1997, when there were a limited number of Web sites for bowling teams but not a site dedicated to the coverage of collegiate bowling. CollegeBowling.com has allowed fans to follow their favorite teams and sport. In 1998, Nickolai developed the Online Team Power Ranking (OTPR), an objective point system for ranking all schools with college bowling teams based on regular-season Dallas Central District Week 7 Boys Varsity 1. Poteet 7-0; 2. Mesquite 5-0; 3. Bishop Lynch 4-3; 4. North Mesquite 4-3; 5. Lake Highlands 3-4; 6. West Mesquite 2-5; 7. Skyline 1-6; 8. John Horn 1-6. Girls Varsity 1. Poteet 6-1; 2. John Horn 5-2; 3. Skyline 5-2; 4. Bishop Lynch 4-3; 5. Mesquite 3-4; 6. North Mesquite 3-4; 7. West Mesquite 1-6 . Boys Jr. Varsity tournament performance. He credits Joe Ciccone, a former Arizona State University and Erie Community College bowler who is a current PBA member, with helping to develop a system that provides a meaningful team ranking throughout the season. He also devised the concept of a college bowling “average differential” to measure athlete performance against an event field rather than by just tracking traditional bowling averages. The average differential allows athletes to be fairly compared across different events with different lane conditions. In 1998-1999, he was selected for the Gordon Teigen Meritorious Service Award, presented annually by the NCBCA to an individual in recognition of outstanding service to collegiate bowling, for his work on CollegeBowling.com. In 2000-2001, he was the first recipient of the NCBCA Men’s Coach of the Year, now known as the NCBCA Kerm Helmer Men’s Coach of the Year award. “Karl’s time spent coaching and successes, along with his countless hours and resources volunteered in non-coaching situations, make him an excellent candidate,” wrote Steve Lawson in his recommendation of Nickolai. On the lanes, Nickolai had an 877 series (299-300-278) in January 1997, which at the time was the Greater Detroit Bowling Association city record and remains fourth on the all-time Detroit list. He also rolled an 827 series in 1996, which included consecutive 300 games (227-300-300). Nickolai will be presented the USBC Youth Volunteer of the Year Award during the USBC Convention, April 28-May 1 in Reno, NV. To learn more about USBC awards and this year’s USBC Convention, visit BOWL.com. 1. John Horn 7-0; 2. Bishop Lynch 6-1; 3. Mesquite 3-4; 4. Poteet 1-6. Girls Jr. Varsity 1. Bishop Lynch 5-2; 2. John Horn 4-3. Dallas North District Week 3 Boys Varsity - A 1. Plano East 3-0; 2. Allen 3-0; 3. McKinney Boyd 2-1; 4. Wylie 1-2; 5. McKinney 0-3. Boys Varsity - B 1. Plano West 3-0; 2. Plano 2-1; 3. Fairhill 2-1; 4. Berkner 2-1; 5. Richardson 0-3. Girls Varsity - A 1. Plano East 3-0; 2. Allen 3-0; 3. McKinney Boyd 2-1. Girls Varsity - B 1. Plano 3-0; 2. Berkner 2-1; 3. Plano West 2-1; Fairhill 2-1. Boys Jr. Varsity - A 1. Plano East 3-0; 2. McKinney Boyd 3-0; 3. Allen 1-2; 4. Wylie 1-2; 5. McKinney 1-2. Boys Jr. Varsity - B 1. Fairhill 3-0; 2. Plano 2-1; 3. Plano West 2-1; 4. Richardson 1-2; 5. Berkner 1-2. Girls Jr. Varsity - A 1. Plano East 3-0; 2. Allen 3-0; 3. McKinney Boyd 2-1. Girls Jr. Varsity - B 1. Plano 3-0; 2. Plano West 2-1. Lewisville District Week 6 Boys Varsity 1. Flower Mound 5-1; 2. Hebron 4-2; 3. Marcus 3-3; 4. The Colony 3-3; 5. Lewisville 3-3. Girls Varsity 1. Flower Mound 6-0; 2. Marcus 5-1; 3. Lewisville 3-3; 4. The Colony 3-3. Boys Jr. Varsity (Did not compete due to lane availability) 1. Flower Mound 4-1; 2. Lewisville 4-1; 3. The Colony 4-1; 4. Marcus 2-3; 5. Hebron 1-4. North Fort Worth District Boys Varsity 1. Richland 2-0; 2. Fossil Ridge 2-0; 3. Central 1-1; 4. Birdville 1-1; 5. Keller 0-2; 6. Timber Creek 0-2. Girls Varsity 1. Keller 2-0; 2. Central 1-1; 3. Birdville 1-1; 4. Richland 0-2. Boys Jr. Varsity 1. Keller A 1-0; 2. Central 1-0; 3. Richland B 1-0; 4. Richland A 0-1; 5. Keller B 0-1; 6. Fossil Ridge 0-1. South Fort Worth District Week 7 Boys Varsity 1. Aledo 6-1, 2. Azle 5-2; 3. Burleson 4-1; 4. Boswell 4-3; 5. Trimble Tech 1-5, South Hills 0-8. Girls Varsity 1. Azle 6-1; 2. Boswell 4-1; 3. Burleson 4-1; 4. Aledo 3-7; 5. Trimble Tech 1-5. Boys Jr. Varsity 1. Azle High 3-0; 2. Burleson 1-0; 3. Boswell 0-2; 4. Trimble Tech 0-2. Girls Jr. Varsity 1. Azle 2-1; 2. Boswell 1-1; 3. Burleson 0-1. Brunswick Zone Denton Week 7 Boys Varsity 1. Sanger 12-2; 2. Argyle 8-6; 3. Ponder 8-6; Krum 0-14. Girls Varsity 1. Argyle 14-0; 2. Sanger 8-6; 3. Ponder 6-8. Boys Jr. Varsity 1. Sanger 8-6; 2. Ponder 2-12. Fort Worth Southwest District Week 4 Boys Varsity 1. Crowley 3-0; 2. N. Crowley 3-0; 3. Everman 1-3; 4. Brewer 1-2; 5. THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, January 21, 2010 | Page 11 Sponsored by Bowling Novelties at bowlinggift.com Tan, Johnson win AMF Showplace Euless Youth Tournament Jacob Hollis, left, and champion Justin Tan. AMF Showplace Euless’ youth tournament on Jan. 10 drew 28 scratch bowlers and 13 handicap bowlers. The tournament format was six games of qualifying on the Chameleon sport pattern, then the top five in each division bowled a stepladder finals. Justin Tan won the scratch division after defeating Jacob Hollis 234-206 in the final match. Earlier in the finals, Jordan Soria eliminated Tyler Sims 173-115, and Scott Teel 216-155, before falling to Tan, 230-210. Tan earned $100 in scholarship money. Southwest 0-3. Girls Varsity 1. N. Crowley 3-0; 2. Crowley 3-0; 3. Lane Laughter Jasmyn Gonzales and champion Brian Johnson. In the handicap division, Brian Johnson came out on top over Jasmyn Gonzales, 249-188. Gonzales, 9 years-old, was bowling in her first tournament. In the first match of the finals Michael Signo bested Danielle Ponecorvo, 197-178. Gonzales then defeated Signo, 204-187, and Cooper Cox 217- 190, before losing to Johnson in the title match. Johnson received $50 in scholarship money. Junior Gold winners were Scott Teel with 1177, and Megan Bentham with 1056. Everman 2-2; 4. Southwest 0-3; 5. Brewer 0-3.
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