Collegiate Ticker - Dec. 7, 2009
December 10, 2009
ISYL Leatherneck Classic
Town and Country Bowl
Rock Island, Ill.
Dec. 5-6, 2009
Women's competition
Wichita State shot 5,810 during team and 2,899 during Baker en route to a grand total of 8,709 and first place atop the 16-team field. Webber International was second with 8,609. Robert Morris University of Illinois (8,555), Lindenwood (8,478) and St. Ambrose (8,129) also cracked the top five.
Jessica Baker of Wichita State won the individual battle by one pin, 1,237-1,236, over Samantha Baker of Robert Morris-Gold. Baker and Kelly were the only two competitors to average 200 or better during the six-game block, finishing at 206.17 and 206.00, respectively.
Kelly Granzow of St. Ambrose finished third with 1,195. Jillian McBride of Lindenwood was fourth with 1,185. Desiree Lee of Newman and Rachel Schalow of Viterbow tied for fifth with 1,172.
Complete team standings
1. Wichita State - 5,810-2,899 - 8,709; 2. Webber International - 5,581-3,028 - 8,609; 3. Robert Morris University of Illinois - 5,579-2,976 - 8,555; 4. Lindenwood - 5,626-2,852 - 8,478; 5. St. Ambrose - 5,292-2,837 - 8,129; 6. Newman - 5,180-2,819 - 7,999; 7. Viterbo - 5,106-2,880 - 7,986; 8. Western Illinois - 4,999-2,696 - 7,695; 9. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon - 5,006-2,677 - 7,683; 10. William Penn - 4,997-2,645 - 7,642; 11. Illinois - 4,930-2,642 - 7,572; 12. Davenport - 4,830-2,700 - 7,530; 13. Illinois State - 4,920-2,586 - 7,506; 14. Robert Morris-Peoria - 4,824-2,646 - 7,470; 15. Wisconsin-Green Bay - 4,663-2,482 - 7,145; 16. Notre Dame - 3,919-2,116 - 6,035.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Jessica Baker - Wichita State - 1,237; 2. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 1,236; 3. Kelly Granzow - St. Ambrose - 1,195; 4. Jillian McBride - Lindenwood - 1,185; 5. Desiree Lee - Newman - 1,172; Rachel Schalow - Viterbo - 1,172; 7. Nicole Rodak - Western Illinois - 1,160; 8. Hayley Beavis - Webber International - 1,154; 9. Rocio Restrepo - Wichita State - 1,142; 10. Beckie Laye - Western Illinois - 1,112; Breanne Underwood - William Penn - 1,112.
Men's competition
Lindenwood-B grabbed a 91-pin lead, 6,464-6,373, over Wichita State during team play, and that gave the Lions the advantage they needed to eventually emerge with a grand total of 9,571 and the tournament title. Wichita State finished second with 9,674. Newman-A (9,432), Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold (9,401) and Saginaw Valley State (9,208) rounded out the top five.
Kimani Smith of Lindenwood-B won the individual crown with a six-game total of 1,363, which included games of 255 and 256. Derek Hartnell of Newman-A was second with 1,343. Steve Miller of Lindenwood-A was fourth with 1,326, leaving Kyle VanderLoop of Wisconsin-Whitewater (1,321) and Mikey Hill of Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold (1,310) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Lindenwood-B - 6,464-3,287 - 9,751; 2. Wichita State - 6,373-3,301 - 9,674; 3. Newman-A - 5,963-3,469 - 9,432; 4. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 6,140-3,261 - 9,401; 5. Saginaw Valley State - 6,116-3,092 - 9,208; 6. Lindenwood-A - 6,121-3,075 - 9,196; 7. Vincennes - 5,829-3,295 - 9,124; 8. Webber International - 6,031-3,075 - 9,106; 9. Wisconsin-Whitewater - 5,898-3,196 - 9,094; 10. Kansas - 6,055-2,920 - 8,975; 11. St. Ambrose-A - 5,754-3,087 - 8,841; 12. Lindenwood-C - 5,900-2,899 - 8,799; 13. Rock Valley - 5,674-3,067 - 8,841; 14. William Penn - 5,548-3,140 - 8,688; 15. Viterbo - 5,572-3,034 - 8,606; 16. Western Illinois-Sapp - 5,717-2,853 - 8,570; 17. Newman-B - 5,480-3,071 - 8,551; 18. Nebraska-Lincoln - 5,756-2,760 - 8,516; 19. Illinois State - 5,613-2,888 - 8,501; 20. Davenport - 5,633-2,851 - 8,484; 21. Illinois - 5,587-2,835 - 8,422; 22. Central Missouri - 5,384-2,906 - 8,290; 23. St. Ambrose-B - 5,188-2,914 - 8,102; 24. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon - 5,297-2,744 - 8,041; 25. Western Illinois-Sonnenfeld - 5,228-2,777 - 8,005; 26. Palmer - 5,081-2,508 - 7,589; 27. Wisconsin-Green Bay - 4,851-2,685 - 7,536; 28. Iowa - 4,868-2,606 - 7,474; 29. Notre Dame - 4,794-2,443 - 7,237; 30. Northern Illinois - 0-0 - 0.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Kimani Smith - Lindenwood-B - 1,363; 2. Derek Hartnell - Newman-A - 1,343; 3. Steve Miller - Lindenwood-A - 1,326; 4. Kyle VanderLoop - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,321; 5. Mikey Hill - Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 1,310; 6. Jack Sullivan - Vincennes - 1,302; 7. Joe Vrobel - Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 1,300; 8. Daniel Lemiesz - Lindenwood-B - 1,289; 9. Zach Hunter - Lindenwood-B - 1,285; Kevin Fanter - Newman-A - 1,285.
Jeannette Lee Invitational (NCAA)
Bowl America Southwest
Midlothian, Va.
Dec. 5-6, 2009
Women's competition
Fairleigh Dickinson put up 5,644 on Day 1 and 3,792 on Day 2 for a total of 9,436 and first place atop the 20-team field. New Jersey City finished second at 9,316. Sacred Heart (9,166), Adelphi (9,136) and Central Missouri (9,017) also finished in the top five.
Erica Perez of Fairleigh Dickinson won the individual crown with a six-game total of 1,243, which was good for a 207.17 average. She also was named the event's most-valuable player. Katelyn Miles of Wisconsin-Whitewater was second with 1,240. Amanda Falk of Central Missouri was third at 1,203. Savannah Zientara of Sacred Heart (1,189) and Catherine Rawsthorne of Adelphi (1,178) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Fairleigh Dickinson - 9,436; 2. New Jersey City - 9,316; 3. Sacred Heart - 9,166; 4. Adelphi - 9,136; 5. Central Missouri - 9,017; 6. St. Francis - 8,954; 7. Wisconsin-Whitewater - 8,854; 8. Kutztown - 8,687; 9. Elmhurst - 8,540; 10. Fayetteville State - 8,247; 11. Elizabeth City State - 7,597; 12. North Carolina Central - 7,379; 13. Bowie State - 7,340; 14. Saint Paul's - 7,265; 15. Virginia State - 7,226; 16. Long Island - 7,035; 17. Johnson C. Smith - 6,931; 18. Saint Augustine's - 6,653; 19. Chowan - 6,160; 20. Livingstone - 5,551.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Erica Perez - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,243; 2. Katelyn Miles - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,240; 3. Amanda Falk - Central Missouri - 1,203; 4. Savannah Zientara - Sacred Heart - 1,189; 5. Catherine Rawsthorne - Adelphi - 1,178; 6. Alexandra Stein - St. Francis - 1,169; 7. Sara Litteral - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,166; 8. Cassie Molbeck - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,164; 9. Danielle McEwan - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,158; 10. Jenn Marmo - New Jersey City - 1,151.
Shippensburg Classic
ABC West Lanes
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Dec. 5-6, 2009
Women's competition
Penn State shot 5,683 during team and 2,718 during Baker, both field bests, en route to 8,401 and first place in this five-team event. Mowhawk Valley was second with 7,805. Penn State-Berks finished third at 7,638, leaving Virginia Tech (6,892) and Penn State-Altoona (6,732) to round out the field in fourth and fifth, respectively.
Liz Seibel of Penn State, a 2009 Intercollegiate Singles Championships national finalist, won the individual competition with a six-game total of 1,261, which was good for 210.17 average. Ashley Sabol, also of Penn State, was second with 1,234 (205.67). Catlin Edwards of Penn State-Berks was third with 1,229 (204.83). Danielle Knittle of Penn State was fourth (1,199 - 199.83), and Toni Watt of Penn State-Altoona was fifth (1,133 - 188.83).
Complete team standings
1. Penn State - 5,683-2,718 - 8,401; 2. Mohawk Valley - 5,175-2,630 - 7,805; 3. Penn State-Berks - 5,309-2,329 - 7,638; 4. Virginia Tech - 4,727-2,165 - 6,892; 5. Penn State-Altoona - 4,568-2,164 - 6,732.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Liz Seibel - Penn State - 1,261; 2. Ashley Sabol - Penn State - 1,234; 3. Catlin Edwards - Penn State-Berks - 1,229; 4. Danielle Knittle - Penn State - 1,199; 5. Toni Watt - Penn State-Altoona - 1,133; 6. Kate Campbell - Virginia Tech - 1,123; 7. Emma Knight - Mohawk Valley - 1,109; 8. Ashley Heeman - Penn State-Berks - 1,092; 9. Krystal Walters - Mohawk Valley - 1,049; 10. Chantal Francis - Virginia Tech - 1,042.
Men's competition
Rochester Institute of Technology-A seized control during team play and only got stronger during Baker. The result was a grand total of 9,908, which put R.I.T. just over 800 pins ahead of the second-place total of 9,102 put up by Penn State. William Paterson-Black (9,051), Penn State-Berks (8,902) and Virginia Tech (8,890) grabbed the remaining spots in the top five.
Rochester bowlers grabbed the top three places in the individual race, which was won by Mark Scuderi, who topped the competition by more than 100 pins by shooting a six-game total of 1,477 on games of 252, 248, 218, 267, 237 and 255. Tyler Herrman and Kyle Keegan, also of R.I.T., shot 1,370 and 1,359, respectively. Jonathan Deuire of William Paterson-Black also shot 1,359. Todd Sigeti of R.I.T. was fifth with 1,344.
Complete team standings
1. Rochester Institute of Technology-A - 6,712-3,196 - 9,908; 2. Penn State - 6,212-2,890 - 9,102; 3. William Paterson-Black - 6,255-2,796 - 9,051; 4. Penn State-Berks - 6,048-2,854 - 8,902; 5. Virginia Tech - 6,048-2,842 - 8,890; 6. George Mason - 6,056-2,775 - 8,831; 7. Mowhawk Valley - 5,810-2,982 - 8,792; 8. William Paterson-Orange - 5,902-2,798 - 8,700; 9. Sacred Heart - 5,992-2,698 - 8,690; 10. Rochester Institute of Technology-B - 5,671-2,736 - 8,407; 11. Delaware - 5,731-2,617 - 8,348; 12. Shippensburg - 5,558-2,718 - 8,276; 13. New Jersey Institute of Technology - 5,529-2,592 - 8,121; 14. Millersville - 5,365-2,670 - 8,035; 15. William Paterson-White - 5,287-2,638 - 7,925; 16. Steven's Tech - 5,278-2,569 - 7,847; 17. Penn State-B - 5,147-2,486 - 7,633; 18. Howard - 4,793-2,401 - 7,194; 19. Westchester - 4,632-2,446 - 7,078; 20. Cumberland - 4,692-2,193 - 6,885.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Mark Scuderi - Rochester Institute of Technology-A - 1,477; 2. Tyler Herrman - Rochester Institute of Technology - 1,370; 3. Kyle Keegan - Rochester Institute of Technology - 1,359; 4. Jonathan Deuire - William Paterson-Black - 1,359; 5. Todd Sigeti - Rochester Institute of Technology-A - 1,344; 6. Vince Piovoso - Delaware - 1,332; 7. Nick Klager - William Paterson-Black - 1,331; 8. Phil Kulis - Rochester Institute of Technology-B - 1,322; 9. Anthony Williams - William Paterson-Orange - 1,305; 10. Chris McDaniel - Delaware - 1,303.
Town and Country Bowl
Rock Island, Ill.
Dec. 5-6, 2009
Women's competition
Wichita State shot 5,810 during team and 2,899 during Baker en route to a grand total of 8,709 and first place atop the 16-team field. Webber International was second with 8,609. Robert Morris University of Illinois (8,555), Lindenwood (8,478) and St. Ambrose (8,129) also cracked the top five.
Jessica Baker of Wichita State won the individual battle by one pin, 1,237-1,236, over Samantha Baker of Robert Morris-Gold. Baker and Kelly were the only two competitors to average 200 or better during the six-game block, finishing at 206.17 and 206.00, respectively.
Kelly Granzow of St. Ambrose finished third with 1,195. Jillian McBride of Lindenwood was fourth with 1,185. Desiree Lee of Newman and Rachel Schalow of Viterbow tied for fifth with 1,172.
Complete team standings
1. Wichita State - 5,810-2,899 - 8,709; 2. Webber International - 5,581-3,028 - 8,609; 3. Robert Morris University of Illinois - 5,579-2,976 - 8,555; 4. Lindenwood - 5,626-2,852 - 8,478; 5. St. Ambrose - 5,292-2,837 - 8,129; 6. Newman - 5,180-2,819 - 7,999; 7. Viterbo - 5,106-2,880 - 7,986; 8. Western Illinois - 4,999-2,696 - 7,695; 9. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon - 5,006-2,677 - 7,683; 10. William Penn - 4,997-2,645 - 7,642; 11. Illinois - 4,930-2,642 - 7,572; 12. Davenport - 4,830-2,700 - 7,530; 13. Illinois State - 4,920-2,586 - 7,506; 14. Robert Morris-Peoria - 4,824-2,646 - 7,470; 15. Wisconsin-Green Bay - 4,663-2,482 - 7,145; 16. Notre Dame - 3,919-2,116 - 6,035.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Jessica Baker - Wichita State - 1,237; 2. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 1,236; 3. Kelly Granzow - St. Ambrose - 1,195; 4. Jillian McBride - Lindenwood - 1,185; 5. Desiree Lee - Newman - 1,172; Rachel Schalow - Viterbo - 1,172; 7. Nicole Rodak - Western Illinois - 1,160; 8. Hayley Beavis - Webber International - 1,154; 9. Rocio Restrepo - Wichita State - 1,142; 10. Beckie Laye - Western Illinois - 1,112; Breanne Underwood - William Penn - 1,112.
Men's competition
Lindenwood-B grabbed a 91-pin lead, 6,464-6,373, over Wichita State during team play, and that gave the Lions the advantage they needed to eventually emerge with a grand total of 9,571 and the tournament title. Wichita State finished second with 9,674. Newman-A (9,432), Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold (9,401) and Saginaw Valley State (9,208) rounded out the top five.
Kimani Smith of Lindenwood-B won the individual crown with a six-game total of 1,363, which included games of 255 and 256. Derek Hartnell of Newman-A was second with 1,343. Steve Miller of Lindenwood-A was fourth with 1,326, leaving Kyle VanderLoop of Wisconsin-Whitewater (1,321) and Mikey Hill of Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold (1,310) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Lindenwood-B - 6,464-3,287 - 9,751; 2. Wichita State - 6,373-3,301 - 9,674; 3. Newman-A - 5,963-3,469 - 9,432; 4. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 6,140-3,261 - 9,401; 5. Saginaw Valley State - 6,116-3,092 - 9,208; 6. Lindenwood-A - 6,121-3,075 - 9,196; 7. Vincennes - 5,829-3,295 - 9,124; 8. Webber International - 6,031-3,075 - 9,106; 9. Wisconsin-Whitewater - 5,898-3,196 - 9,094; 10. Kansas - 6,055-2,920 - 8,975; 11. St. Ambrose-A - 5,754-3,087 - 8,841; 12. Lindenwood-C - 5,900-2,899 - 8,799; 13. Rock Valley - 5,674-3,067 - 8,841; 14. William Penn - 5,548-3,140 - 8,688; 15. Viterbo - 5,572-3,034 - 8,606; 16. Western Illinois-Sapp - 5,717-2,853 - 8,570; 17. Newman-B - 5,480-3,071 - 8,551; 18. Nebraska-Lincoln - 5,756-2,760 - 8,516; 19. Illinois State - 5,613-2,888 - 8,501; 20. Davenport - 5,633-2,851 - 8,484; 21. Illinois - 5,587-2,835 - 8,422; 22. Central Missouri - 5,384-2,906 - 8,290; 23. St. Ambrose-B - 5,188-2,914 - 8,102; 24. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon - 5,297-2,744 - 8,041; 25. Western Illinois-Sonnenfeld - 5,228-2,777 - 8,005; 26. Palmer - 5,081-2,508 - 7,589; 27. Wisconsin-Green Bay - 4,851-2,685 - 7,536; 28. Iowa - 4,868-2,606 - 7,474; 29. Notre Dame - 4,794-2,443 - 7,237; 30. Northern Illinois - 0-0 - 0.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Kimani Smith - Lindenwood-B - 1,363; 2. Derek Hartnell - Newman-A - 1,343; 3. Steve Miller - Lindenwood-A - 1,326; 4. Kyle VanderLoop - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,321; 5. Mikey Hill - Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 1,310; 6. Jack Sullivan - Vincennes - 1,302; 7. Joe Vrobel - Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold - 1,300; 8. Daniel Lemiesz - Lindenwood-B - 1,289; 9. Zach Hunter - Lindenwood-B - 1,285; Kevin Fanter - Newman-A - 1,285.
Jeannette Lee Invitational (NCAA)
Bowl America Southwest
Midlothian, Va.
Dec. 5-6, 2009
Women's competition
Fairleigh Dickinson put up 5,644 on Day 1 and 3,792 on Day 2 for a total of 9,436 and first place atop the 20-team field. New Jersey City finished second at 9,316. Sacred Heart (9,166), Adelphi (9,136) and Central Missouri (9,017) also finished in the top five.
Erica Perez of Fairleigh Dickinson won the individual crown with a six-game total of 1,243, which was good for a 207.17 average. She also was named the event's most-valuable player. Katelyn Miles of Wisconsin-Whitewater was second with 1,240. Amanda Falk of Central Missouri was third at 1,203. Savannah Zientara of Sacred Heart (1,189) and Catherine Rawsthorne of Adelphi (1,178) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Fairleigh Dickinson - 9,436; 2. New Jersey City - 9,316; 3. Sacred Heart - 9,166; 4. Adelphi - 9,136; 5. Central Missouri - 9,017; 6. St. Francis - 8,954; 7. Wisconsin-Whitewater - 8,854; 8. Kutztown - 8,687; 9. Elmhurst - 8,540; 10. Fayetteville State - 8,247; 11. Elizabeth City State - 7,597; 12. North Carolina Central - 7,379; 13. Bowie State - 7,340; 14. Saint Paul's - 7,265; 15. Virginia State - 7,226; 16. Long Island - 7,035; 17. Johnson C. Smith - 6,931; 18. Saint Augustine's - 6,653; 19. Chowan - 6,160; 20. Livingstone - 5,551.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Erica Perez - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,243; 2. Katelyn Miles - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,240; 3. Amanda Falk - Central Missouri - 1,203; 4. Savannah Zientara - Sacred Heart - 1,189; 5. Catherine Rawsthorne - Adelphi - 1,178; 6. Alexandra Stein - St. Francis - 1,169; 7. Sara Litteral - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,166; 8. Cassie Molbeck - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,164; 9. Danielle McEwan - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,158; 10. Jenn Marmo - New Jersey City - 1,151.
Shippensburg Classic
ABC West Lanes
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Dec. 5-6, 2009
Women's competition
Penn State shot 5,683 during team and 2,718 during Baker, both field bests, en route to 8,401 and first place in this five-team event. Mowhawk Valley was second with 7,805. Penn State-Berks finished third at 7,638, leaving Virginia Tech (6,892) and Penn State-Altoona (6,732) to round out the field in fourth and fifth, respectively.
Liz Seibel of Penn State, a 2009 Intercollegiate Singles Championships national finalist, won the individual competition with a six-game total of 1,261, which was good for 210.17 average. Ashley Sabol, also of Penn State, was second with 1,234 (205.67). Catlin Edwards of Penn State-Berks was third with 1,229 (204.83). Danielle Knittle of Penn State was fourth (1,199 - 199.83), and Toni Watt of Penn State-Altoona was fifth (1,133 - 188.83).
Complete team standings
1. Penn State - 5,683-2,718 - 8,401; 2. Mohawk Valley - 5,175-2,630 - 7,805; 3. Penn State-Berks - 5,309-2,329 - 7,638; 4. Virginia Tech - 4,727-2,165 - 6,892; 5. Penn State-Altoona - 4,568-2,164 - 6,732.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Liz Seibel - Penn State - 1,261; 2. Ashley Sabol - Penn State - 1,234; 3. Catlin Edwards - Penn State-Berks - 1,229; 4. Danielle Knittle - Penn State - 1,199; 5. Toni Watt - Penn State-Altoona - 1,133; 6. Kate Campbell - Virginia Tech - 1,123; 7. Emma Knight - Mohawk Valley - 1,109; 8. Ashley Heeman - Penn State-Berks - 1,092; 9. Krystal Walters - Mohawk Valley - 1,049; 10. Chantal Francis - Virginia Tech - 1,042.
Men's competition
Rochester Institute of Technology-A seized control during team play and only got stronger during Baker. The result was a grand total of 9,908, which put R.I.T. just over 800 pins ahead of the second-place total of 9,102 put up by Penn State. William Paterson-Black (9,051), Penn State-Berks (8,902) and Virginia Tech (8,890) grabbed the remaining spots in the top five.
Rochester bowlers grabbed the top three places in the individual race, which was won by Mark Scuderi, who topped the competition by more than 100 pins by shooting a six-game total of 1,477 on games of 252, 248, 218, 267, 237 and 255. Tyler Herrman and Kyle Keegan, also of R.I.T., shot 1,370 and 1,359, respectively. Jonathan Deuire of William Paterson-Black also shot 1,359. Todd Sigeti of R.I.T. was fifth with 1,344.
Complete team standings
1. Rochester Institute of Technology-A - 6,712-3,196 - 9,908; 2. Penn State - 6,212-2,890 - 9,102; 3. William Paterson-Black - 6,255-2,796 - 9,051; 4. Penn State-Berks - 6,048-2,854 - 8,902; 5. Virginia Tech - 6,048-2,842 - 8,890; 6. George Mason - 6,056-2,775 - 8,831; 7. Mowhawk Valley - 5,810-2,982 - 8,792; 8. William Paterson-Orange - 5,902-2,798 - 8,700; 9. Sacred Heart - 5,992-2,698 - 8,690; 10. Rochester Institute of Technology-B - 5,671-2,736 - 8,407; 11. Delaware - 5,731-2,617 - 8,348; 12. Shippensburg - 5,558-2,718 - 8,276; 13. New Jersey Institute of Technology - 5,529-2,592 - 8,121; 14. Millersville - 5,365-2,670 - 8,035; 15. William Paterson-White - 5,287-2,638 - 7,925; 16. Steven's Tech - 5,278-2,569 - 7,847; 17. Penn State-B - 5,147-2,486 - 7,633; 18. Howard - 4,793-2,401 - 7,194; 19. Westchester - 4,632-2,446 - 7,078; 20. Cumberland - 4,692-2,193 - 6,885.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Mark Scuderi - Rochester Institute of Technology-A - 1,477; 2. Tyler Herrman - Rochester Institute of Technology - 1,370; 3. Kyle Keegan - Rochester Institute of Technology - 1,359; 4. Jonathan Deuire - William Paterson-Black - 1,359; 5. Todd Sigeti - Rochester Institute of Technology-A - 1,344; 6. Vince Piovoso - Delaware - 1,332; 7. Nick Klager - William Paterson-Black - 1,331; 8. Phil Kulis - Rochester Institute of Technology-B - 1,322; 9. Anthony Williams - William Paterson-Orange - 1,305; 10. Chris McDaniel - Delaware - 1,303.