Collegiate Ticker - Feb. 1, 2010
February 05, 2010
KU Golden Bears Invitational (NCAA)
Heister Lanes
Reading, Pa.
Jan. 29-31, 2010
Women's competition
Maryland-Eastern Shore completed the weekend sweep, shooting 7,866 to capture first place in Power Points and then going on to defeat Fairleigh Dickinson, 4-1 (243-165, 223-195, 191-235, 205-178 and 215-177), for the top spot in the match-play bracket. New Jersey City shot 7,829 to finish second in Power Points. Fairleigh Dickinson was third with 7,652, which left Kutztown (7,435) and Sacred Heart (7,371) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
In individual action, Natalie Cortese of Valparaiso and Kayla Jones of Kutztown finished atop the standings with identical six-game totals of 1,324. Cortese's effort included a 278 in Game 2. Martha Perez of Maryland-Eastern Shore was third with 1,302. Joely Carillo of Fairleigh Dickinson, Nicole Drejerwski of New Jersey City and Jenn Marmo of New Jersey City each shot 1,298.
Complete Power Point standings
1. Maryland-Eastern Shore - 7,866; 2. New Jersey City - 7,829; 3. Fairleigh Dickinson - 7,652; 4. Kutztown - 7,435; 5. Sacred Heart - 7,371; 6. Delaware State - 7,237; 7. Valparaiso - 7,227; 8. Central Missouri - 7,194; 9. Vanderbilt - 7,188; 10. Adelphi - 7,175; 11. Morgan State - 7,085; 12. St. Francis - 7,064; 13. Wisconsin-Whitewater - 7,008; 14. Stephen F. Austin - 7,000; 15. St. Peter's - 6,926; 16. Southern - 6,827; 17. Norfolk State - 6,796; 18. Medaille - 6,709; 19. SUNY-IT - 6,613; 20. Florida A&M - 6,575; 21. Hampton - 6,501; 22. Bethune-Cookman - 6,262; 23. Howard - 6,071; 24. North Carolina Central - 5,868; 25. Coppin State - 5,635; 26. LIU - 5,594; 27. Penn State-Altoona - 5,119; 28. Cheyney - 4,505.
Bracket match-play results
Championship
#1 Maryland-Eastern Shore def. #3 Fairleigh Dickinson 4-1 (243-165, 223-195, 191-235, 205-178, 215-177)
Semifinals
#1 Maryland-Eastern Shore def. #4 Kutztown 4-0 (217-193, 205-182, 187-136, 195-158)
#3 Fairleigh Dickinson def. #2 New Jersey City 4-0 (217-197, 201-191, 217-208, 192-183)
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Natalie Cortese - Valparaiso - 1,324; Kayla Jones - Kutztown - 1,324; 3. Martha Perez - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,302; 4. Joely Carrillo - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,298; Nicole Drejerwski - New Jersey City - 1,298; Jenn Marmo - New Jersey City - 1,298; 7. Alexandra Stein - St. Francis - 1,288; 8. Candice D'Angelo - New Jersey City - 1,283; Keisheena Waldon - Morgan State - 1,283; 10. Sara Litteral - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,267.
Westchester Classic
Holiday Hoe Bowl
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Jan. 30, 2010
Men's competition
Briarcliffe shot 3,071 during doubles, 3,099 during singles and 1,999 during Baker to establish a grand total of 8,169, which was 127 pins better than the 8,042 put up by second-place Sacred Heart-A. Mohawk was third with 7,814. Nassau finished fourth at 7,236, which left fifth place to Sacred Heart-B (7,152).
A pair of Sacred Heart bowlers finished atop the all-events standings. Ryan Chinnici led the pack with a grand total of 1,307, which came as a result of 686 in doubles and 621 in singles. Teammate Dave Kipperman finished just behind at 1,285 (659 singles; 626 doubles). Terry Thompson of Briarcliffe was third with 1,260 (631 singles; 629 doubles). Alex Garger of Stony Brook was fourth (1,207 - 608 singles; 599 doubles), and Pete Briguglio of Briarcliffe was fifth (1,194 - 621 doubles; 573 singles).
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 8,169; 2. Sacred Heart-A - 8,042; 3. Mohawk - 7,814; 4. Nassau - 7,236; 5. Sacred Heart-B - 7,152; 6. Stony Brook - 7,094; 7. Marist - 7,053; 8. Westchester - 6,736; 9. RCC - 4,734 (No Baker).
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Ryan Chinnici - Sacred Heart - 1,307 (686 doubles; 621 singles); 2. Dave Kipperman - Sacred Heart - 1,285 (659 singles; 626 doubles); 3. Terry Thompson - Briarcliffe - 1,260 (631 singles; 629 doubles); 4. Alex Garger - Stony Brook - 1,207 (608 singles; 599 doubles); 5. Pete Briguglio - Briarcliffe - 1,194 (621 doubles; 573 singles); 6. Brian Depoalo - Sacred Heart - 1,180 (641 singles; 539 doubles); 7. Nick Lombardi - Briarcliffe - 1,174 (615 singles; 559 doubles); 8. Darren Andrette - Nassau - 1,171 (587 doubles; 584 singles); 9. Mike Wodzinski - Briarcliffe - 1,165 (584 singles; 581 doubles); 10. Brian Ramick - Mohawk - 1,159 (590 doubles; 569 singles).
Women's competition
Briarcliffe shot field-best scores in all phases of competition, firing 2,730 in doubles, 2,809 in singles and 1,817 in Baker for a winning grand total of 7,356. Mohawk was second with 7,129. Penn State (7,003), Nassau (6,645) and RCC (4,384 - No Baker) rounded out the standings.
Jessica Anson of Mohawk won the all-events battle by shooting 636 in doubles and 524 in singles for a grand total of 1,160. Taylor Maharaj of Briarcliffe was second with 1,158 (618 singles; 540 doubles). Danielle Knittle was third with 1,142 (572 singles; 570 doubles), which left Krystal Walters of Mohawk (1,125 - 584 doubles; 541 singles) and Ashley Sabol of Penn State (1,118 - 587 singles; 531 doubles) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 7,356; 2. Mohawk - 7,129; 3. Penn State - 7,003; 4. Nassau - 6,645; 5. RCC - 4,384 (No Baker).
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Jessica Anson - Mohawk - 1,160 (636 doubles; 524 singles); 2. Taylor Maharaj - Briarcliffe - 1,158 (618 singles; 540 doubles); 3. Danielle Knittle - Penn State - 1,142 (572 singles; 570 doubles); 4. Krystal Walters - Mohawk - 1,125 (584 doubles; 541 singles); 5. Ashley Sabol - Penn State - 1,118 (587 singles; 531 doubles); 6. Gina Capone - Briarcliffe - 1,116 (570 doubles; 546 singles); 7. Liz Seibel - Penn State - 1,108 (580 doubles, 528 doubles); 8. Sam Russ - Briarcliffe - 1,090 (572 doubles; 518 singles); 9. Tami Christ - Penn State - 1,059 (531 doubles; 528 singles); 10. Melissa Banks - Briarcliffe - 1,047 (532 singles; 515 doubles).
The Blue and Orange Classic
Holiday Hoe Bowl
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Jan. 31, 2010
Men's competition
Briarcliffe trailed Hudson Valley by 55 pins, 6,516-6,461, after singles and doubles, but a field-best 2,129 during Baker allowed Briarcliffe to erase the deficit and emerge with first place by a final score of 8,590-8,466. Nassau was third with 7,501. Adirondack was fourth at 7,412, and Sacred Heart-A was fifth with 7,368.
Alex Weglarz of Hudson Valley was tops in all-events; he shot 736 in doubles and 615 in singles to set the winning total of 1,351. Terry Thompson of Briarcliffe was second with 1,318. Mike Woolzinki, also of Briarcliffe, was third with 1,269. Shawn Lachapelle of Adirondack (1,241) and Jack Castellano of Briarcliffe (1,228) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 8,590; 2. Hudson Valley - 8,466; 3. Nassau - 7,501; 4. Adirondack - 7,412; 5. Sacred Heart-A - 7,368; 6. Suffolk - 7,187; 7. Schenectady - 7,126; 8. Sacred Heart-B - 7,073; 9. Westchester - 6,728; 10. Herkimer - 6,647; 11. RCC - 6,511.
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Alex Weglarz - Hudson Valley - 1,351 (736 doubles; 615 singles); 2. Terry Thompson - Briarcliffe - 1,318 (714 doubles - 604 singles); 3. Mike Woolzinki - Briarcliffe - 1,269 (637 doubles; 632 singles); 4. Shawn Lachapelle - Adirondack - 1,241 (662 singles; 579 doubles); 5. Jack Castellano - Briarcliffe - 1,228 (629 singles; 599 doubles); 6. Dan Derizzo - Hudson Valley - 1,220 (621 doubles; 599 singles); 7. Brandon Davis - Hudson Valley - 1,210 (646 doubles; 564 singles); 8. Darren Andrette - Nassau - 1,201 (655 doubles; 546 singles); 9. Pete Briguglio - Briarcliffe - 1,198 (627 doubles; 571 singles); 10. Steve Black - Hudson Valley - 1,173 (608 singles; 565 doubles).
Women's competition
Briarcliffe grabbed the lead during singles and doubles, and that allowed it to hold off a Hudson Valley run and finish in first place with a grand total of 7,154. Hudson Valley was second with 7,095. Penn State (6,970), Suffolk (6,529) and Herkimer (6,044) rounded out the top five.
Devin Hodlik of Hudson Valley won the all-events crown with 1,172 (609 doubles; 563 singles). Tami Christ of Penn State was second with 1,163 (583 singles; 580 doubles); Danielle Knittle, also of Penn State, was third with 1,146 (578 singles; 568 doubles); Taylor Maharaj of Briarcliffe was fourth with 1,102 (610 singles; 492 doubles). Her Briarcliffe teammate, Sam Russ, was fifth with 1,068 (539 singles; 529 doubles).
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 7,154; 2. Hudson Valley - 7,095; 3. Penn State - 6,970; 4. Suffolk - 6,529; 5. Herkimer - 6,044; 6. RCC - 5,921; 7. Nassau - 5,893.
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Devin Hodlik - Hudson Valley - 1,172 (609 doubles; 563 singles); 2. Tami Christ - Penn State - 1,163 (583 singles; 580 doubles); 3. Danielle Knittle - Penn State - 1,146 (578 singles; 568 doubles); 4. Taylor Maharaj - Briarcliffe - 1,102 (610 singles; 492 doubles); 5. Sam Russ - 1,068 (535 singles; 533 doubles); 6. Cheryl Drusin - Briarcliffe - 1,068 (539 singles; 529 doubles); 7. Liz Seibel - Penn State - 1,059 (543 singles; 516 doubles); 8. Danielle Cessman - Briarcliffe - 1,054 (571 doubles; 483 singles); 9. Melissa Banks - Briarcliffe - 1,051 (526 singles; 525 doubles); 10. Rebecca Duncan - Hudson Valley - 1,051 (532 doubles; 519 singles).
Lions Classic
St. Charles Lanes
St. Charles, Mo.
Jan. 30-31, 2010
Men's competition
McKendree-Achmed shot 6,459 during team play and 2,499 - including bonus - during Baker en route to a total of 8,958 and first place in the Power Points standings. Achmed then went on to defeat McKendree-Walter, Lindenwood-Lions, McKendree-Peanut and Lindenwood-Simbas to win the match-play bracket and collect the tournament title.
Lindenwood-Gold shot 8,763 to finish second in Power Points. Lindenwood-Black was third with 8,574. McKendree-Peanut was fourth at 8,488, and William Penn-Blue (8,312) finished fifth.
JR Raymond of McKendree-Achmed won the individual competition with a six-game total of 1,364, which was good for a 227.33 average. Dean Richards of Lindenwood-Black was second with 1,320 (220.00). Matt Anastasia of McKendree-Achmed placed third with (1,265 - 210.83), which left Sean Rangel of William Penn-Blue (1,258 - 209.67) and Matt Tod of Lindenwood-Gold (1,239 - 206.50) to claim fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete Power Points standings
1. McKendree-Achmed - 8,958; 2. Lindenwood-Gold - 8,763; 3. Lindenwood-Black - 8,574; 4. McKendree-Peanut - 8,488; 5. William Penn-Blue - 8,312; 6. Lindenwood-Mufasas - 8,285; 7. Rock Valley - 8,200; 8. Lindenwood-Lions - 8,027; 9. McKendree-Walter - 7,904; 10. Lindenwood-Leos - 7,864; 11. Lindenwood-Simbas - 7,671; 12. Lindenwood-Wood - 7,615; 13. McKendree-Jose - 7,346; 14. Missouri State - 7,276; 15. William Penn-Gold - 6,935.
Bracket match-play results
Championship
#1 McKendree-Achmed def. #11 Lindenwood-Simbas
Semifinals
#1 McKendree-Achmed def. #4 McKendree-Peanut
#11 Lindenwood-Simbas def. #2 Lindenwood-Gold
Quarterfinals
#1 McKendree-Achmed def. #8 Lindenwood-Lions
#2 Lindenwood-Gold def. #10 Lindenwood-Leos
#4 McKendree-Peanut def. #12 Lindenwood-Wood
#11 Lindenwood-Simbas def. #6 Lindenwood-Mufasas
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. JR Raymond - McKendree-Achmed - 1,364; 2. Dean Richards - Lindenwood-Black - 1,320; 3. Matt Anastasia - McKendree-Achmed - 1,265; 4. Sean Rangel - William Penn-Blue - 1,258; 5. Matt Tod - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,239; 6. Brandon Matthews - Rock Valley - 1,230; 7. Jeremy Zimmerly - Lindenwood-Lions - 1,213; 8. Dan Lemiesz - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,209; 9. James Miller - William Penn-Blue - 1,208; 10. RJ Klann - Lindenwood-Black - 1,207.
Women's competition
McKendree-Shrek shot 8,526 to walk away with first place in Power Points, but Lindendwood-Little Rascals walked away with the tournament title by winning the match-play bracket be defeating Lindenwood-Thunder Alley, McKendree-Fiona and McKendree-Shrek.
Lindenwood-Little Rascals also grabbed a second-place finish in Power Points by virtue of its grand total of 8,415. McKendree-Fiona was third with 8,412. Lindenwood-Danger Zone (8,375) and McKendree-Ogre (8,182) grabbed the final places in the top five.
Danielle Belobraydich of McKendree-Shrek took first place among individuals by authoring a six-game total of 1,274. Jenny Petzoldt of Lindenwood-Danger Zone was second with 1,242. Jessica
Spires of McKendree-Fiona (1,234), Jillian McBride of Lindenwood-Danger Zone (1,211) and Darla Ahlert of Lindenwood-Little Rascals (1,208) finished third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete Power Points standings
1. McKendree-Shrek - 8,526; 2. Lindenwood-Little Rascals - 8,415; 3. McKendree-Fiona - 8,412; 4. Lindenwood-Danger Zone - 8,375; 5. McKendree-Ogre - 8,182; 6. McKendree-Farquadt - 8,100; 7. Calumet-Crimson - 7,895; 8. Lindenwood-Thunder Alley - 7,824; 9. McKendree-Donkey - 7,774; 10. McKendree-Duloc - 7,446; 11. Calumet-Grey - 7,410; 12. Lindenwood-Pure Country - 7,354; 13. William Penn - 7,333; 14. Spalding - 4,933.
Bracket match-play results
Championship
#2 Lindenwood-Little Rascals def. #1 McKendree-Shrek
Semifinals
#1 McKendree-Shrek def. #12 Lindenwood-Pure Country
#2 Lindenwood-Little Rascals def. #3 McKendree-Fiona
Quarterfinals
#1 McKendree-Shrek def. #4 Lindenwood-Danger Zone
#2 Lindenwood-Little Rascals def. #8 Lindenwood-Thunder Alley
#3 McKendree-Fiona def. #7 Calumet-Crimson
#12 Lindenwood-Pure Country def. #6 McKendree-Farquadt
Top 10 individual results (6 games)
1. Danielle Belobraydich - McKendree-Shrek - 1,274; 2. Jenny Petzoldt - Lindenwood-Danger Zone - 1,242; 3. Jessica Spires - McKendree-Fiona - 1,234; 4. Jillian McBride - Lindenwood-Danger Zone - 1,211; 5. Darla Ahlert - Lindenwood-Little Rascals - 1,208; 6. Lori Sizemore - McKendree-Ogre - 1,206; 7. Kia Giddings - McKendree-Fiona - 1,198; 8. Allyson Peludat - Lindenwood-Little Rascals - 1,194; 9. Jessica Funk - Calumet-Grey - 1,180; 10. Samantha Powell - William Penn - 1,179.
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2009-10 season high scores
Men's high team series
1. Wichita State - S.I. Elite - 3,421; 2. Rochester Institute of Technology - Shippensburg Classic - 3,370; 3. Lindenwood - Midwest Collegiate - 3,365; 4. Saginaw Valley State - Orange and Black - 3,358; 5. North Texas - SWIBC III - 3,357; 6. Robert Morris University of Illinois - Midwest Collegiate - 3,304; 7. William Paterson - Shippensburg Classic - 3,301; 8. West Texas A&M - SWIBC III - 3,286; 9. CSU-Fresno State - Midwest Collegiate - 3,281; 10. UNLV - Sin City - 3,275.
Men's high team game
1. Wichita State - Leatherneck Classic - 1,264; 2. Lindenwood - Midwest Collegiate - 1,234; 3. North Texas - SWIBC III - 1,212; 4. Saginaw Valley State - Orange and Black - 1,201; 5. CSU-Fresno State - Midwest Collegiate - 1,198; 6. Central Florida - Striking Knights Invitational - 1,178; 7. McKendree - S.I. Elite - 1,176; 8. Rochester Institute of Technology - Shippensburg Classic - 1,173; 9. Houston - SWIBC III - 1,160; 10. Purdue - Striking Knights Invitational - 1,158.
Men's high individual series
1. Stephen Planer - West Texas A&M - SWIBC III - 835; 2. Andy Mills - Viterbo - Midwest Collegiate - 783; 3. Gary Haines - Briarcliffe - Viking Classic - 772; 4. John Szczerbinski - Wichita State - Blue and Gold - 767; 5. Justin Hargrave - Louisiana-Lafayette - SWIBC I - 760; 6. Mark Scuderi - Rochester Institute of Technology - Shippensburg Classic - 759; 7. Brian Makan - Arizona State - Camarillo Open - 756; 8. Mike Wedemeire - Missouri Baptist - Glenn Carlson Invitational - 754; 9. Sean Lavery-Spahr - North Texas - SWIBC III - 753; 10. Dale Coleman - Santa Fe College - Gator Classic - 752.
Women's high team series
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois - Orange and Black - 3,323; 2. Pikeville - Orange and Black - 3,315; 3. Webber International - Brunswick Southern - 3,269; 4. Maryland-Eastern Shore - Kutztown Invitational - 3,192; 5. Wichita State - S.I. Elite - 3,171; 6. Central Florida - Brunswick Southern - 3,147; 7. New Jersey City - Kutztown Invitational - 3,152; 8. Lindenwood - Orange and Black - 3,079; 9. Sacred Heart - Kutztown Invitational - 2,968; 10. Adelphi - Bowie State Classic - 2,924.
Women's high team game
1. Wichita State - S.I. Elite - 1,225; 2. Pikeville - Orange and Black - 1,164; 3. Webber International - Brunswick Southern - 1,155; 4. Robert Morris University of Illinois - Orange and Black - 1,131; 5. Central Florida - Striking Knights - 1,129; 6. Maryland-Eastern Shore - Mid-Winter Classic - 1,114; 7. Vanderbilt - UCM Ozarks - 1,096; 8. New Jersey City - Kutztown Invitational - 1,070; 9. West Texas A&M - Collegiate Shootout - 1,063; 10. Lindenwood - Orange and Black - 1,062.
Women's high individual series
1. Jennifer Wright - Pikeville - Orange and Black - 777; 2. Stephanie Guzik - Briarcliffe - Viking Classic - 750; 3. Jenny Petzoldt - Lindenwood - Orange and Black - 724; 4. Kristie Petravich - Central Florida - Gator Classic - 709; 5. Candace Longoria - North Texas - SWIBC III - 708; 6. Jenn Boisselle - Central Florida - Brunswick Southern - 696; 7. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris University of Illinois - Orange and Black - 695; 8. Michelle Secours - Bellarmine - Orange and Black - 693; 9. Kaidee Sutphin - Central Florida - Gator Classic - 692; 10. Stephanie Moore - Central Florida - Gator Classic - 689; Dayna Galganski - Central Florida - 689.
Heister Lanes
Reading, Pa.
Jan. 29-31, 2010
Women's competition
Maryland-Eastern Shore completed the weekend sweep, shooting 7,866 to capture first place in Power Points and then going on to defeat Fairleigh Dickinson, 4-1 (243-165, 223-195, 191-235, 205-178 and 215-177), for the top spot in the match-play bracket. New Jersey City shot 7,829 to finish second in Power Points. Fairleigh Dickinson was third with 7,652, which left Kutztown (7,435) and Sacred Heart (7,371) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
In individual action, Natalie Cortese of Valparaiso and Kayla Jones of Kutztown finished atop the standings with identical six-game totals of 1,324. Cortese's effort included a 278 in Game 2. Martha Perez of Maryland-Eastern Shore was third with 1,302. Joely Carillo of Fairleigh Dickinson, Nicole Drejerwski of New Jersey City and Jenn Marmo of New Jersey City each shot 1,298.
Complete Power Point standings
1. Maryland-Eastern Shore - 7,866; 2. New Jersey City - 7,829; 3. Fairleigh Dickinson - 7,652; 4. Kutztown - 7,435; 5. Sacred Heart - 7,371; 6. Delaware State - 7,237; 7. Valparaiso - 7,227; 8. Central Missouri - 7,194; 9. Vanderbilt - 7,188; 10. Adelphi - 7,175; 11. Morgan State - 7,085; 12. St. Francis - 7,064; 13. Wisconsin-Whitewater - 7,008; 14. Stephen F. Austin - 7,000; 15. St. Peter's - 6,926; 16. Southern - 6,827; 17. Norfolk State - 6,796; 18. Medaille - 6,709; 19. SUNY-IT - 6,613; 20. Florida A&M - 6,575; 21. Hampton - 6,501; 22. Bethune-Cookman - 6,262; 23. Howard - 6,071; 24. North Carolina Central - 5,868; 25. Coppin State - 5,635; 26. LIU - 5,594; 27. Penn State-Altoona - 5,119; 28. Cheyney - 4,505.
Bracket match-play results
Championship
#1 Maryland-Eastern Shore def. #3 Fairleigh Dickinson 4-1 (243-165, 223-195, 191-235, 205-178, 215-177)
Semifinals
#1 Maryland-Eastern Shore def. #4 Kutztown 4-0 (217-193, 205-182, 187-136, 195-158)
#3 Fairleigh Dickinson def. #2 New Jersey City 4-0 (217-197, 201-191, 217-208, 192-183)
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Natalie Cortese - Valparaiso - 1,324; Kayla Jones - Kutztown - 1,324; 3. Martha Perez - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,302; 4. Joely Carrillo - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,298; Nicole Drejerwski - New Jersey City - 1,298; Jenn Marmo - New Jersey City - 1,298; 7. Alexandra Stein - St. Francis - 1,288; 8. Candice D'Angelo - New Jersey City - 1,283; Keisheena Waldon - Morgan State - 1,283; 10. Sara Litteral - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,267.
Westchester Classic
Holiday Hoe Bowl
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Jan. 30, 2010
Men's competition
Briarcliffe shot 3,071 during doubles, 3,099 during singles and 1,999 during Baker to establish a grand total of 8,169, which was 127 pins better than the 8,042 put up by second-place Sacred Heart-A. Mohawk was third with 7,814. Nassau finished fourth at 7,236, which left fifth place to Sacred Heart-B (7,152).
A pair of Sacred Heart bowlers finished atop the all-events standings. Ryan Chinnici led the pack with a grand total of 1,307, which came as a result of 686 in doubles and 621 in singles. Teammate Dave Kipperman finished just behind at 1,285 (659 singles; 626 doubles). Terry Thompson of Briarcliffe was third with 1,260 (631 singles; 629 doubles). Alex Garger of Stony Brook was fourth (1,207 - 608 singles; 599 doubles), and Pete Briguglio of Briarcliffe was fifth (1,194 - 621 doubles; 573 singles).
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 8,169; 2. Sacred Heart-A - 8,042; 3. Mohawk - 7,814; 4. Nassau - 7,236; 5. Sacred Heart-B - 7,152; 6. Stony Brook - 7,094; 7. Marist - 7,053; 8. Westchester - 6,736; 9. RCC - 4,734 (No Baker).
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Ryan Chinnici - Sacred Heart - 1,307 (686 doubles; 621 singles); 2. Dave Kipperman - Sacred Heart - 1,285 (659 singles; 626 doubles); 3. Terry Thompson - Briarcliffe - 1,260 (631 singles; 629 doubles); 4. Alex Garger - Stony Brook - 1,207 (608 singles; 599 doubles); 5. Pete Briguglio - Briarcliffe - 1,194 (621 doubles; 573 singles); 6. Brian Depoalo - Sacred Heart - 1,180 (641 singles; 539 doubles); 7. Nick Lombardi - Briarcliffe - 1,174 (615 singles; 559 doubles); 8. Darren Andrette - Nassau - 1,171 (587 doubles; 584 singles); 9. Mike Wodzinski - Briarcliffe - 1,165 (584 singles; 581 doubles); 10. Brian Ramick - Mohawk - 1,159 (590 doubles; 569 singles).
Women's competition
Briarcliffe shot field-best scores in all phases of competition, firing 2,730 in doubles, 2,809 in singles and 1,817 in Baker for a winning grand total of 7,356. Mohawk was second with 7,129. Penn State (7,003), Nassau (6,645) and RCC (4,384 - No Baker) rounded out the standings.
Jessica Anson of Mohawk won the all-events battle by shooting 636 in doubles and 524 in singles for a grand total of 1,160. Taylor Maharaj of Briarcliffe was second with 1,158 (618 singles; 540 doubles). Danielle Knittle was third with 1,142 (572 singles; 570 doubles), which left Krystal Walters of Mohawk (1,125 - 584 doubles; 541 singles) and Ashley Sabol of Penn State (1,118 - 587 singles; 531 doubles) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 7,356; 2. Mohawk - 7,129; 3. Penn State - 7,003; 4. Nassau - 6,645; 5. RCC - 4,384 (No Baker).
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Jessica Anson - Mohawk - 1,160 (636 doubles; 524 singles); 2. Taylor Maharaj - Briarcliffe - 1,158 (618 singles; 540 doubles); 3. Danielle Knittle - Penn State - 1,142 (572 singles; 570 doubles); 4. Krystal Walters - Mohawk - 1,125 (584 doubles; 541 singles); 5. Ashley Sabol - Penn State - 1,118 (587 singles; 531 doubles); 6. Gina Capone - Briarcliffe - 1,116 (570 doubles; 546 singles); 7. Liz Seibel - Penn State - 1,108 (580 doubles, 528 doubles); 8. Sam Russ - Briarcliffe - 1,090 (572 doubles; 518 singles); 9. Tami Christ - Penn State - 1,059 (531 doubles; 528 singles); 10. Melissa Banks - Briarcliffe - 1,047 (532 singles; 515 doubles).
The Blue and Orange Classic
Holiday Hoe Bowl
Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Jan. 31, 2010
Men's competition
Briarcliffe trailed Hudson Valley by 55 pins, 6,516-6,461, after singles and doubles, but a field-best 2,129 during Baker allowed Briarcliffe to erase the deficit and emerge with first place by a final score of 8,590-8,466. Nassau was third with 7,501. Adirondack was fourth at 7,412, and Sacred Heart-A was fifth with 7,368.
Alex Weglarz of Hudson Valley was tops in all-events; he shot 736 in doubles and 615 in singles to set the winning total of 1,351. Terry Thompson of Briarcliffe was second with 1,318. Mike Woolzinki, also of Briarcliffe, was third with 1,269. Shawn Lachapelle of Adirondack (1,241) and Jack Castellano of Briarcliffe (1,228) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 8,590; 2. Hudson Valley - 8,466; 3. Nassau - 7,501; 4. Adirondack - 7,412; 5. Sacred Heart-A - 7,368; 6. Suffolk - 7,187; 7. Schenectady - 7,126; 8. Sacred Heart-B - 7,073; 9. Westchester - 6,728; 10. Herkimer - 6,647; 11. RCC - 6,511.
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Alex Weglarz - Hudson Valley - 1,351 (736 doubles; 615 singles); 2. Terry Thompson - Briarcliffe - 1,318 (714 doubles - 604 singles); 3. Mike Woolzinki - Briarcliffe - 1,269 (637 doubles; 632 singles); 4. Shawn Lachapelle - Adirondack - 1,241 (662 singles; 579 doubles); 5. Jack Castellano - Briarcliffe - 1,228 (629 singles; 599 doubles); 6. Dan Derizzo - Hudson Valley - 1,220 (621 doubles; 599 singles); 7. Brandon Davis - Hudson Valley - 1,210 (646 doubles; 564 singles); 8. Darren Andrette - Nassau - 1,201 (655 doubles; 546 singles); 9. Pete Briguglio - Briarcliffe - 1,198 (627 doubles; 571 singles); 10. Steve Black - Hudson Valley - 1,173 (608 singles; 565 doubles).
Women's competition
Briarcliffe grabbed the lead during singles and doubles, and that allowed it to hold off a Hudson Valley run and finish in first place with a grand total of 7,154. Hudson Valley was second with 7,095. Penn State (6,970), Suffolk (6,529) and Herkimer (6,044) rounded out the top five.
Devin Hodlik of Hudson Valley won the all-events crown with 1,172 (609 doubles; 563 singles). Tami Christ of Penn State was second with 1,163 (583 singles; 580 doubles); Danielle Knittle, also of Penn State, was third with 1,146 (578 singles; 568 doubles); Taylor Maharaj of Briarcliffe was fourth with 1,102 (610 singles; 492 doubles). Her Briarcliffe teammate, Sam Russ, was fifth with 1,068 (539 singles; 529 doubles).
Complete team standings
1. Briarcliffe - 7,154; 2. Hudson Valley - 7,095; 3. Penn State - 6,970; 4. Suffolk - 6,529; 5. Herkimer - 6,044; 6. RCC - 5,921; 7. Nassau - 5,893.
Top 10 all-events standings
1. Devin Hodlik - Hudson Valley - 1,172 (609 doubles; 563 singles); 2. Tami Christ - Penn State - 1,163 (583 singles; 580 doubles); 3. Danielle Knittle - Penn State - 1,146 (578 singles; 568 doubles); 4. Taylor Maharaj - Briarcliffe - 1,102 (610 singles; 492 doubles); 5. Sam Russ - 1,068 (535 singles; 533 doubles); 6. Cheryl Drusin - Briarcliffe - 1,068 (539 singles; 529 doubles); 7. Liz Seibel - Penn State - 1,059 (543 singles; 516 doubles); 8. Danielle Cessman - Briarcliffe - 1,054 (571 doubles; 483 singles); 9. Melissa Banks - Briarcliffe - 1,051 (526 singles; 525 doubles); 10. Rebecca Duncan - Hudson Valley - 1,051 (532 doubles; 519 singles).
Lions Classic
St. Charles Lanes
St. Charles, Mo.
Jan. 30-31, 2010
Men's competition
McKendree-Achmed shot 6,459 during team play and 2,499 - including bonus - during Baker en route to a total of 8,958 and first place in the Power Points standings. Achmed then went on to defeat McKendree-Walter, Lindenwood-Lions, McKendree-Peanut and Lindenwood-Simbas to win the match-play bracket and collect the tournament title.
Lindenwood-Gold shot 8,763 to finish second in Power Points. Lindenwood-Black was third with 8,574. McKendree-Peanut was fourth at 8,488, and William Penn-Blue (8,312) finished fifth.
JR Raymond of McKendree-Achmed won the individual competition with a six-game total of 1,364, which was good for a 227.33 average. Dean Richards of Lindenwood-Black was second with 1,320 (220.00). Matt Anastasia of McKendree-Achmed placed third with (1,265 - 210.83), which left Sean Rangel of William Penn-Blue (1,258 - 209.67) and Matt Tod of Lindenwood-Gold (1,239 - 206.50) to claim fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete Power Points standings
1. McKendree-Achmed - 8,958; 2. Lindenwood-Gold - 8,763; 3. Lindenwood-Black - 8,574; 4. McKendree-Peanut - 8,488; 5. William Penn-Blue - 8,312; 6. Lindenwood-Mufasas - 8,285; 7. Rock Valley - 8,200; 8. Lindenwood-Lions - 8,027; 9. McKendree-Walter - 7,904; 10. Lindenwood-Leos - 7,864; 11. Lindenwood-Simbas - 7,671; 12. Lindenwood-Wood - 7,615; 13. McKendree-Jose - 7,346; 14. Missouri State - 7,276; 15. William Penn-Gold - 6,935.
Bracket match-play results
Championship
#1 McKendree-Achmed def. #11 Lindenwood-Simbas
Semifinals
#1 McKendree-Achmed def. #4 McKendree-Peanut
#11 Lindenwood-Simbas def. #2 Lindenwood-Gold
Quarterfinals
#1 McKendree-Achmed def. #8 Lindenwood-Lions
#2 Lindenwood-Gold def. #10 Lindenwood-Leos
#4 McKendree-Peanut def. #12 Lindenwood-Wood
#11 Lindenwood-Simbas def. #6 Lindenwood-Mufasas
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. JR Raymond - McKendree-Achmed - 1,364; 2. Dean Richards - Lindenwood-Black - 1,320; 3. Matt Anastasia - McKendree-Achmed - 1,265; 4. Sean Rangel - William Penn-Blue - 1,258; 5. Matt Tod - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,239; 6. Brandon Matthews - Rock Valley - 1,230; 7. Jeremy Zimmerly - Lindenwood-Lions - 1,213; 8. Dan Lemiesz - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,209; 9. James Miller - William Penn-Blue - 1,208; 10. RJ Klann - Lindenwood-Black - 1,207.
Women's competition
McKendree-Shrek shot 8,526 to walk away with first place in Power Points, but Lindendwood-Little Rascals walked away with the tournament title by winning the match-play bracket be defeating Lindenwood-Thunder Alley, McKendree-Fiona and McKendree-Shrek.
Lindenwood-Little Rascals also grabbed a second-place finish in Power Points by virtue of its grand total of 8,415. McKendree-Fiona was third with 8,412. Lindenwood-Danger Zone (8,375) and McKendree-Ogre (8,182) grabbed the final places in the top five.
Danielle Belobraydich of McKendree-Shrek took first place among individuals by authoring a six-game total of 1,274. Jenny Petzoldt of Lindenwood-Danger Zone was second with 1,242. Jessica
Spires of McKendree-Fiona (1,234), Jillian McBride of Lindenwood-Danger Zone (1,211) and Darla Ahlert of Lindenwood-Little Rascals (1,208) finished third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete Power Points standings
1. McKendree-Shrek - 8,526; 2. Lindenwood-Little Rascals - 8,415; 3. McKendree-Fiona - 8,412; 4. Lindenwood-Danger Zone - 8,375; 5. McKendree-Ogre - 8,182; 6. McKendree-Farquadt - 8,100; 7. Calumet-Crimson - 7,895; 8. Lindenwood-Thunder Alley - 7,824; 9. McKendree-Donkey - 7,774; 10. McKendree-Duloc - 7,446; 11. Calumet-Grey - 7,410; 12. Lindenwood-Pure Country - 7,354; 13. William Penn - 7,333; 14. Spalding - 4,933.
Bracket match-play results
Championship
#2 Lindenwood-Little Rascals def. #1 McKendree-Shrek
Semifinals
#1 McKendree-Shrek def. #12 Lindenwood-Pure Country
#2 Lindenwood-Little Rascals def. #3 McKendree-Fiona
Quarterfinals
#1 McKendree-Shrek def. #4 Lindenwood-Danger Zone
#2 Lindenwood-Little Rascals def. #8 Lindenwood-Thunder Alley
#3 McKendree-Fiona def. #7 Calumet-Crimson
#12 Lindenwood-Pure Country def. #6 McKendree-Farquadt
Top 10 individual results (6 games)
1. Danielle Belobraydich - McKendree-Shrek - 1,274; 2. Jenny Petzoldt - Lindenwood-Danger Zone - 1,242; 3. Jessica Spires - McKendree-Fiona - 1,234; 4. Jillian McBride - Lindenwood-Danger Zone - 1,211; 5. Darla Ahlert - Lindenwood-Little Rascals - 1,208; 6. Lori Sizemore - McKendree-Ogre - 1,206; 7. Kia Giddings - McKendree-Fiona - 1,198; 8. Allyson Peludat - Lindenwood-Little Rascals - 1,194; 9. Jessica Funk - Calumet-Grey - 1,180; 10. Samantha Powell - William Penn - 1,179.
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2009-10 season high scores
Men's high team series
1. Wichita State - S.I. Elite - 3,421; 2. Rochester Institute of Technology - Shippensburg Classic - 3,370; 3. Lindenwood - Midwest Collegiate - 3,365; 4. Saginaw Valley State - Orange and Black - 3,358; 5. North Texas - SWIBC III - 3,357; 6. Robert Morris University of Illinois - Midwest Collegiate - 3,304; 7. William Paterson - Shippensburg Classic - 3,301; 8. West Texas A&M - SWIBC III - 3,286; 9. CSU-Fresno State - Midwest Collegiate - 3,281; 10. UNLV - Sin City - 3,275.
Men's high team game
1. Wichita State - Leatherneck Classic - 1,264; 2. Lindenwood - Midwest Collegiate - 1,234; 3. North Texas - SWIBC III - 1,212; 4. Saginaw Valley State - Orange and Black - 1,201; 5. CSU-Fresno State - Midwest Collegiate - 1,198; 6. Central Florida - Striking Knights Invitational - 1,178; 7. McKendree - S.I. Elite - 1,176; 8. Rochester Institute of Technology - Shippensburg Classic - 1,173; 9. Houston - SWIBC III - 1,160; 10. Purdue - Striking Knights Invitational - 1,158.
Men's high individual series
1. Stephen Planer - West Texas A&M - SWIBC III - 835; 2. Andy Mills - Viterbo - Midwest Collegiate - 783; 3. Gary Haines - Briarcliffe - Viking Classic - 772; 4. John Szczerbinski - Wichita State - Blue and Gold - 767; 5. Justin Hargrave - Louisiana-Lafayette - SWIBC I - 760; 6. Mark Scuderi - Rochester Institute of Technology - Shippensburg Classic - 759; 7. Brian Makan - Arizona State - Camarillo Open - 756; 8. Mike Wedemeire - Missouri Baptist - Glenn Carlson Invitational - 754; 9. Sean Lavery-Spahr - North Texas - SWIBC III - 753; 10. Dale Coleman - Santa Fe College - Gator Classic - 752.
Women's high team series
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois - Orange and Black - 3,323; 2. Pikeville - Orange and Black - 3,315; 3. Webber International - Brunswick Southern - 3,269; 4. Maryland-Eastern Shore - Kutztown Invitational - 3,192; 5. Wichita State - S.I. Elite - 3,171; 6. Central Florida - Brunswick Southern - 3,147; 7. New Jersey City - Kutztown Invitational - 3,152; 8. Lindenwood - Orange and Black - 3,079; 9. Sacred Heart - Kutztown Invitational - 2,968; 10. Adelphi - Bowie State Classic - 2,924.
Women's high team game
1. Wichita State - S.I. Elite - 1,225; 2. Pikeville - Orange and Black - 1,164; 3. Webber International - Brunswick Southern - 1,155; 4. Robert Morris University of Illinois - Orange and Black - 1,131; 5. Central Florida - Striking Knights - 1,129; 6. Maryland-Eastern Shore - Mid-Winter Classic - 1,114; 7. Vanderbilt - UCM Ozarks - 1,096; 8. New Jersey City - Kutztown Invitational - 1,070; 9. West Texas A&M - Collegiate Shootout - 1,063; 10. Lindenwood - Orange and Black - 1,062.
Women's high individual series
1. Jennifer Wright - Pikeville - Orange and Black - 777; 2. Stephanie Guzik - Briarcliffe - Viking Classic - 750; 3. Jenny Petzoldt - Lindenwood - Orange and Black - 724; 4. Kristie Petravich - Central Florida - Gator Classic - 709; 5. Candace Longoria - North Texas - SWIBC III - 708; 6. Jenn Boisselle - Central Florida - Brunswick Southern - 696; 7. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris University of Illinois - Orange and Black - 695; 8. Michelle Secours - Bellarmine - Orange and Black - 693; 9. Kaidee Sutphin - Central Florida - Gator Classic - 692; 10. Stephanie Moore - Central Florida - Gator Classic - 689; Dayna Galganski - Central Florida - 689.