Collegiate Tournament Ticker Nov. 2
November 02, 2009
Boilermaker Classic
Mike Aulby's Arrowhead Bowl
Lafayette, Ind.
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2009
Men's competition
Davenport-A shot 5,178 during team and 3,932 during Baker to finish with 9,110, which was enough to top Robert Morris University of Illinois by 26 pins, 9,110-9,084, and give Davenport its first tournament title in the program's two-year existence.
Team play went a long way toward helping the Panthers to victory. Davenport broke 1,000 in all five games - 1,037, 1,041, 1,020, 1,037 and 1,043 - to establish a 56-pin lead heading into the Baker portion of the event. That advantage ended up being crucial down the stretch as it allowed Davenport to hold on for the win even though it was outgunned, 3,962-3,932, by Robert Morris during Baker.
Erik Stanley, Dan Pollak, Justin Essenmacher, Nic Sutherland, Dan Joslin, Seth Bouwman and Jared Langeland comprised the victorious Davenport-A squad.
Morehead State (8,973), Lindenwood-A (8,874) and Purdue-Black (8,837) rounded out spots three, four and five, respectively, in the team standings.
The individual crown went to Stanley, who fired a five-game total of 1,118 to finish with a 223.60 average. Pollak, also of Davenport-A, was second with 1,087 (217.40). Steve Miller of Lindenwood-A (1,085 - 217.00), Ryan Slosser of Purdue-Black (1,080 - 216.00) and Tyler Keys of Calumet-Heat Wave (1,071 - 214.20) also cracked the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Davenport-A - 5,178-3,932 - 9,110; 2. Robert Morris - 5,122-3,962 - 9,084; 3. Morehead State - 4,951-4,022 - 8,973; 4. Lindenwood-A - 5,074-3,800 - 8,874; 5. Purdue-Black - 4,971-3,866 - 8,837; 6. Calumet-Tidal Wave - 4,804-3,944 - 8,748; 7. Lindenwood-B - 4,923-3,801 - 8,724; 8. McKendree-Furious - 4,817-3,880 - 8,697; 9. Vincennes-Blue - 4,879-3,805 - 8,684; 10. Calumet-Wave Runners - 4,796-3,811 - 8,607; 11. Western Illinois - 4,715-3,849 - 8,564; 12. McKendree-Natural - 4,723-3,839 - 8,562; 13. Calumet-Heat Wave - 5,005-3,439 - 8,444; 14. Central Missouri - 4,746-3,559 - 8,305; 15. Lindenwood-C - 4,618-3,622 - 8,240; 16. Purdue-Gold - 4,513-3,606 - 8,119; 17. McKendree-Mutant - 4,488-3,584 - 8,072; 18. Vincennes-Gold - 4,418-3,599 - 8,017; 19. Indiana-A - 4,284-3,636 - 7,920; 20. Davenport-B - 4,445-3,440 - 7,885; 21. Ball State - 4,314-3,415 - 7,729; 22. Lindenwood-D - 4,174-3,468 - 7,642; 23. Campbellsville - 4,044-3,261 - 7,305; 24. Indiana-B - 3,952-3,327 - 7,279; 25. Indiana-South Bend - 3,946-3,225 - 7,171; 26. Purdue-Silver - 3,710-3,253 - 6,963.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Erik Stanley - Davenport-A - 1,118; 2. Dan Pollak - Davenport-A - 1,087; 3. Steve Miller - Lindenwood-A - 1,085; 4. Ryan Slosser - Purdue-Black - 1,080; 5. Tyler Keys - Calumet-Heat Wave - 1,071; 6. B.J. Crase - Morehead State - 1,063; 7. Dan Spink - Lindenwood-A - 1,058; 8. Chris Pierson - Robert Morris - 1,057; 9. Mikey Hill - Robert Morris - 1,054; 10. Adam Czerniewski - Lindenwood-B - 1,051.
Women's competition
Robert Morris University of Illinois was nearly 100 pins better during Baker play than any other team in the field, and that allowed the Eagles to emerge with a final score of 8,214 and the tournament title. McKendree-Storm was second with 8,069. Lindenwood-B (7,952), Ball State (7,836) and McKendree-Fast (7,741) finished third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
Heather D'Errico, Samantha Kelly, Mindi Miller, Mindy Pancoast, Elisa Rivera and Jennifer Levon all contributed to Robert Morris' winning effort.
Brandi Branka of McKendree-Storm won the individual title, her first, by authoring a five-game total of 1,036, which was good for a 207.20 average. She was the only woman in the field to average above 200.
Kelly Slusher of Ball State finished second with 960 (192.00). Third place went to Crystal Brooks of Lindenwood-B (954 - 190.80). D'Errico (952 - 190.40) and Lori Hanken of McKendree-Storm (933 - 186.60) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois - 4,567-3,647 - 8,214; 2. McKendree-Storm - 4,520-3,549 - 8,069; 3. Lindenwood-B - 4,480-3,472 - 7,952; 4. Ball State - 4,329-3,507 - 7,836; 5. McKendree-Fast - 4,257-3,484 - 7,741; 6. Purdue - 4,231-3,410 - 7,641; 7. Davenport - 4,127-3,456 - 7,583; 8. McKendree-Tropical - 4,180-3,255 - 7,435; 9. Western Illinois - 4,071-3,266 - 7,337; 10. Lindenwood-Lions - 3,991-3,277 - 7,268; 11. Morehead State - 3,687-3,039 - 6,726; 12. Campbellsville - 3,439-2,662 - 6,101; 13. Spalding - 2,185-1,783 - 3,968.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Brandi Branka - McKendree-Storm - 1,036; 2. Kelly Slusher - Ball State - 960; 3. Crystal Brooks - Lindenwood-B - 954; 4. Heather D'Errico - Robert Morris - 952; 5. Lori Hanken - McKendree-Storm - 933; 6. Allie Payne - McKendree-Fast - 930; 7. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris - 923; 8. Mindi Miller - Robert Morris - 921; 9. Ellyse Shields - Purdue - 919; 10. Sussannah Monteith - McKendree-Tropical - 912.
Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic
Brunswick Zone
Marietta, Ga.
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2009
Men's competition
Lindenwood-Black shot a field-best 7,285 during team play and followed it up with 5,354 during Baker en route to 12,639, and first place atop the 27-team field. Webber International was second with 12,469. UNLV (12,142), Pikeville (12,139) and Santa Fe (11,873) rounded out the top five.
The individual crown went to Chris Valent of Central Florida-Gold, who fired a seven-game total of 1,558. Alec Matthews of South Florida finished just behind at 1,542. Donny Bartlett of Santa Fe also finished third with 1,526. The final places in the top five were taken by RJ Klann of Lindenwood-Black (1,486) and Chris Snyder of Lindenwood-Gold (1,485), respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Lindenwood-Black - 12,639; 2. Webber International - 12,469; 3. UNLV - 12,142. 4. Pikeville - 12,139; 5. Santa Fe - 11,873; 6. St. John's - 11,817; 7. North Carolina State - 11,753; 8. Lindenwood-Gold - 11,718; 9. Martin Methodist - 11,717; 10. Central Florida-Gold - 11,670; 11. Florida State - 11,611; 12. Central Florida-Black - 11,561; 13. Bellarmine - 11,543; 14. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville - 11,255; 15. Missouri Baptist - 11,169; 16. Houston - 11,098; 17. LSU - 11,083; 18. South Florida - 11,050; 19. Louisiana-Lafayette - 10, 961; 20. Lindenwood-Lions - 10,755; 21. Union - 10,552; 22. St. Catharine - 10,495; 23. Alabama - 10,344; 24. Georgia Tech - 10,138; 25. Tennessee-Knoxville - 9,729; 26. Georgia Southern - 9,511; 27. Allen - 8,449.
Top 10 individual standings (7 games)
1. Chris Valent - Central Florida-Gold - 1,558; 2. Alec Matthews - South Florida - 1,542; 3. Donny Bartlett - Santa Fe - 1,526; 4. RJ Klann - Lindenwood-Black - 1,486; 5. Chris Snyder - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,485; 6. Brett Cunningham - Lindenwood-Black - 1,474; 7. Mike Flitcraft - North Carolina State - 1,465; 8. Kris George - UNLV - 1,464; 9. Darryn Auerbach - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,464; 10. Larry Brande - Webber International - 1,462.
Women's competition
Central Florida-Gold met little resistance en route to first place in this event. The Golden Knights shots 7,146 during team and 5,126 during Baker to put up a grand total of 12,272, which was nearly 300 pins ahead of the 11,982 put up by second-place Lindenwood. Webber International (11,740), Bellarmine-Burgundy (11,344) and Central Florida-Black (10,868) also secured top-five finishes.
Laura Fonnegra of Lindenwood won the individual title with a seven-game total of 1,495, which was good for a 213.57 average. Dayna Galganski of Central Florida-Gold was second with 1,462 (208.86). Kara Bunting of Central Florida-Gold (1,451), Katie Thornton of Webber International (1,426) and Jenn Boisselle of Central Florida-Gold (1,420) rounded out the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Central Florida-Gold - 12,272; 2. Lindenwood - 11,982; 3. Webber International - 11,740; 4. Bellarmine-Burgundy - 11,344; 5. Central Florida-Black - 10,868; 6. Florida State - 10,799; 7. Martin Methodist - 10,602; 8. Missouri Baptist - 10,316; 9. Union - 9,441; 10. Bellarmine-Silver - 9,055; 11. St. Catharine - 8,964.
Top 10 individual standings (7 games)
1. Laura Fonnegra - Lindenwood - 1,495; 2. Dayna Galganski - Central Florida-Gold - 1,462; 3. Kara Bunting - Central Florida-Gold - 1,451; 4. Katie Thornton - Webber International - 1,426; 5. Jenn Boisselle - Central Florida-Gold - 1,420; 6. Jillian McBride - Lindenwood - 1,400; 7. Ashly Galante - Webber International - 1,398; 8. Jenny Petzoldt - Lindenwood - 1,384; 9. Corinne Kelley - Florida State - 1,362; 10 Kristie Petravich - Central Florida-Gold - 1,347.
FDU Invitational (NCAA)
Parkway Lanes
Elmwood Park, N.J.
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2009
Women's competition
Delaware State defeated Maryland-Eastern Shore, 4-2 (225-199, 202-159, 231-167, 158-202, 163-201, 201-182) to take the top spot in this NCAA event. Fairleigh Dickinson, Kutztown and Adelphi grabbed spots three, four and five, respectively.
Maria Rodriguez of Maryland-Eastern Shore dominated the individual competition by shooting a six-game total of 1,352. That was good for a 225.33 average and first place by nearly 150 pins over the 1,206 put up by Nicole Drejerwski of New Jersey City. Kayla Stamm of Kutztown was third with 1,179. Erica Perez of Fairleigh Dickinson was fourth with 1,173. Her teammate, Sara Litteral, was one pin back with 1,172.
Complete team standings
1. Delaware State; 2. Maryland-Eastern Shore; 3. Fairleigh Dickinson; 4. Kutztown; 5. Adelphi; 6. New Jersey City; 7. Sacred Heart; 8. Wisconsin-Whitewater; 9. Morgan State; 10. Florida A&M; 11. Long Island; 12. Bethune-Cookman.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Maria Rodriguez - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,352; 2. Nicole Drejerwski - New Jersey City - 1,206; 3. Kayla Stamm - Kutztown - 1,179; 4. Erica Perez - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,173; 5. Sara Litteral - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,172; 6. Corey Lissik - Morgan State - 1,158; 7. Paula Vilas - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,145; 8. Kayla Schmidt - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,143; 9. Tracy Ganjoin - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,130; 10. Martha Perez - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,120.
Mike Aulby's Arrowhead Bowl
Lafayette, Ind.
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2009
Men's competition
Davenport-A shot 5,178 during team and 3,932 during Baker to finish with 9,110, which was enough to top Robert Morris University of Illinois by 26 pins, 9,110-9,084, and give Davenport its first tournament title in the program's two-year existence.
Team play went a long way toward helping the Panthers to victory. Davenport broke 1,000 in all five games - 1,037, 1,041, 1,020, 1,037 and 1,043 - to establish a 56-pin lead heading into the Baker portion of the event. That advantage ended up being crucial down the stretch as it allowed Davenport to hold on for the win even though it was outgunned, 3,962-3,932, by Robert Morris during Baker.
Erik Stanley, Dan Pollak, Justin Essenmacher, Nic Sutherland, Dan Joslin, Seth Bouwman and Jared Langeland comprised the victorious Davenport-A squad.
Morehead State (8,973), Lindenwood-A (8,874) and Purdue-Black (8,837) rounded out spots three, four and five, respectively, in the team standings.
The individual crown went to Stanley, who fired a five-game total of 1,118 to finish with a 223.60 average. Pollak, also of Davenport-A, was second with 1,087 (217.40). Steve Miller of Lindenwood-A (1,085 - 217.00), Ryan Slosser of Purdue-Black (1,080 - 216.00) and Tyler Keys of Calumet-Heat Wave (1,071 - 214.20) also cracked the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Davenport-A - 5,178-3,932 - 9,110; 2. Robert Morris - 5,122-3,962 - 9,084; 3. Morehead State - 4,951-4,022 - 8,973; 4. Lindenwood-A - 5,074-3,800 - 8,874; 5. Purdue-Black - 4,971-3,866 - 8,837; 6. Calumet-Tidal Wave - 4,804-3,944 - 8,748; 7. Lindenwood-B - 4,923-3,801 - 8,724; 8. McKendree-Furious - 4,817-3,880 - 8,697; 9. Vincennes-Blue - 4,879-3,805 - 8,684; 10. Calumet-Wave Runners - 4,796-3,811 - 8,607; 11. Western Illinois - 4,715-3,849 - 8,564; 12. McKendree-Natural - 4,723-3,839 - 8,562; 13. Calumet-Heat Wave - 5,005-3,439 - 8,444; 14. Central Missouri - 4,746-3,559 - 8,305; 15. Lindenwood-C - 4,618-3,622 - 8,240; 16. Purdue-Gold - 4,513-3,606 - 8,119; 17. McKendree-Mutant - 4,488-3,584 - 8,072; 18. Vincennes-Gold - 4,418-3,599 - 8,017; 19. Indiana-A - 4,284-3,636 - 7,920; 20. Davenport-B - 4,445-3,440 - 7,885; 21. Ball State - 4,314-3,415 - 7,729; 22. Lindenwood-D - 4,174-3,468 - 7,642; 23. Campbellsville - 4,044-3,261 - 7,305; 24. Indiana-B - 3,952-3,327 - 7,279; 25. Indiana-South Bend - 3,946-3,225 - 7,171; 26. Purdue-Silver - 3,710-3,253 - 6,963.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Erik Stanley - Davenport-A - 1,118; 2. Dan Pollak - Davenport-A - 1,087; 3. Steve Miller - Lindenwood-A - 1,085; 4. Ryan Slosser - Purdue-Black - 1,080; 5. Tyler Keys - Calumet-Heat Wave - 1,071; 6. B.J. Crase - Morehead State - 1,063; 7. Dan Spink - Lindenwood-A - 1,058; 8. Chris Pierson - Robert Morris - 1,057; 9. Mikey Hill - Robert Morris - 1,054; 10. Adam Czerniewski - Lindenwood-B - 1,051.
Women's competition
Robert Morris University of Illinois was nearly 100 pins better during Baker play than any other team in the field, and that allowed the Eagles to emerge with a final score of 8,214 and the tournament title. McKendree-Storm was second with 8,069. Lindenwood-B (7,952), Ball State (7,836) and McKendree-Fast (7,741) finished third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
Heather D'Errico, Samantha Kelly, Mindi Miller, Mindy Pancoast, Elisa Rivera and Jennifer Levon all contributed to Robert Morris' winning effort.
Brandi Branka of McKendree-Storm won the individual title, her first, by authoring a five-game total of 1,036, which was good for a 207.20 average. She was the only woman in the field to average above 200.
Kelly Slusher of Ball State finished second with 960 (192.00). Third place went to Crystal Brooks of Lindenwood-B (954 - 190.80). D'Errico (952 - 190.40) and Lori Hanken of McKendree-Storm (933 - 186.60) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois - 4,567-3,647 - 8,214; 2. McKendree-Storm - 4,520-3,549 - 8,069; 3. Lindenwood-B - 4,480-3,472 - 7,952; 4. Ball State - 4,329-3,507 - 7,836; 5. McKendree-Fast - 4,257-3,484 - 7,741; 6. Purdue - 4,231-3,410 - 7,641; 7. Davenport - 4,127-3,456 - 7,583; 8. McKendree-Tropical - 4,180-3,255 - 7,435; 9. Western Illinois - 4,071-3,266 - 7,337; 10. Lindenwood-Lions - 3,991-3,277 - 7,268; 11. Morehead State - 3,687-3,039 - 6,726; 12. Campbellsville - 3,439-2,662 - 6,101; 13. Spalding - 2,185-1,783 - 3,968.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Brandi Branka - McKendree-Storm - 1,036; 2. Kelly Slusher - Ball State - 960; 3. Crystal Brooks - Lindenwood-B - 954; 4. Heather D'Errico - Robert Morris - 952; 5. Lori Hanken - McKendree-Storm - 933; 6. Allie Payne - McKendree-Fast - 930; 7. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris - 923; 8. Mindi Miller - Robert Morris - 921; 9. Ellyse Shields - Purdue - 919; 10. Sussannah Monteith - McKendree-Tropical - 912.
Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic
Brunswick Zone
Marietta, Ga.
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2009
Men's competition
Lindenwood-Black shot a field-best 7,285 during team play and followed it up with 5,354 during Baker en route to 12,639, and first place atop the 27-team field. Webber International was second with 12,469. UNLV (12,142), Pikeville (12,139) and Santa Fe (11,873) rounded out the top five.
The individual crown went to Chris Valent of Central Florida-Gold, who fired a seven-game total of 1,558. Alec Matthews of South Florida finished just behind at 1,542. Donny Bartlett of Santa Fe also finished third with 1,526. The final places in the top five were taken by RJ Klann of Lindenwood-Black (1,486) and Chris Snyder of Lindenwood-Gold (1,485), respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Lindenwood-Black - 12,639; 2. Webber International - 12,469; 3. UNLV - 12,142. 4. Pikeville - 12,139; 5. Santa Fe - 11,873; 6. St. John's - 11,817; 7. North Carolina State - 11,753; 8. Lindenwood-Gold - 11,718; 9. Martin Methodist - 11,717; 10. Central Florida-Gold - 11,670; 11. Florida State - 11,611; 12. Central Florida-Black - 11,561; 13. Bellarmine - 11,543; 14. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville - 11,255; 15. Missouri Baptist - 11,169; 16. Houston - 11,098; 17. LSU - 11,083; 18. South Florida - 11,050; 19. Louisiana-Lafayette - 10, 961; 20. Lindenwood-Lions - 10,755; 21. Union - 10,552; 22. St. Catharine - 10,495; 23. Alabama - 10,344; 24. Georgia Tech - 10,138; 25. Tennessee-Knoxville - 9,729; 26. Georgia Southern - 9,511; 27. Allen - 8,449.
Top 10 individual standings (7 games)
1. Chris Valent - Central Florida-Gold - 1,558; 2. Alec Matthews - South Florida - 1,542; 3. Donny Bartlett - Santa Fe - 1,526; 4. RJ Klann - Lindenwood-Black - 1,486; 5. Chris Snyder - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,485; 6. Brett Cunningham - Lindenwood-Black - 1,474; 7. Mike Flitcraft - North Carolina State - 1,465; 8. Kris George - UNLV - 1,464; 9. Darryn Auerbach - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,464; 10. Larry Brande - Webber International - 1,462.
Women's competition
Central Florida-Gold met little resistance en route to first place in this event. The Golden Knights shots 7,146 during team and 5,126 during Baker to put up a grand total of 12,272, which was nearly 300 pins ahead of the 11,982 put up by second-place Lindenwood. Webber International (11,740), Bellarmine-Burgundy (11,344) and Central Florida-Black (10,868) also secured top-five finishes.
Laura Fonnegra of Lindenwood won the individual title with a seven-game total of 1,495, which was good for a 213.57 average. Dayna Galganski of Central Florida-Gold was second with 1,462 (208.86). Kara Bunting of Central Florida-Gold (1,451), Katie Thornton of Webber International (1,426) and Jenn Boisselle of Central Florida-Gold (1,420) rounded out the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Central Florida-Gold - 12,272; 2. Lindenwood - 11,982; 3. Webber International - 11,740; 4. Bellarmine-Burgundy - 11,344; 5. Central Florida-Black - 10,868; 6. Florida State - 10,799; 7. Martin Methodist - 10,602; 8. Missouri Baptist - 10,316; 9. Union - 9,441; 10. Bellarmine-Silver - 9,055; 11. St. Catharine - 8,964.
Top 10 individual standings (7 games)
1. Laura Fonnegra - Lindenwood - 1,495; 2. Dayna Galganski - Central Florida-Gold - 1,462; 3. Kara Bunting - Central Florida-Gold - 1,451; 4. Katie Thornton - Webber International - 1,426; 5. Jenn Boisselle - Central Florida-Gold - 1,420; 6. Jillian McBride - Lindenwood - 1,400; 7. Ashly Galante - Webber International - 1,398; 8. Jenny Petzoldt - Lindenwood - 1,384; 9. Corinne Kelley - Florida State - 1,362; 10 Kristie Petravich - Central Florida-Gold - 1,347.
FDU Invitational (NCAA)
Parkway Lanes
Elmwood Park, N.J.
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2009
Women's competition
Delaware State defeated Maryland-Eastern Shore, 4-2 (225-199, 202-159, 231-167, 158-202, 163-201, 201-182) to take the top spot in this NCAA event. Fairleigh Dickinson, Kutztown and Adelphi grabbed spots three, four and five, respectively.
Maria Rodriguez of Maryland-Eastern Shore dominated the individual competition by shooting a six-game total of 1,352. That was good for a 225.33 average and first place by nearly 150 pins over the 1,206 put up by Nicole Drejerwski of New Jersey City. Kayla Stamm of Kutztown was third with 1,179. Erica Perez of Fairleigh Dickinson was fourth with 1,173. Her teammate, Sara Litteral, was one pin back with 1,172.
Complete team standings
1. Delaware State; 2. Maryland-Eastern Shore; 3. Fairleigh Dickinson; 4. Kutztown; 5. Adelphi; 6. New Jersey City; 7. Sacred Heart; 8. Wisconsin-Whitewater; 9. Morgan State; 10. Florida A&M; 11. Long Island; 12. Bethune-Cookman.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Maria Rodriguez - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,352; 2. Nicole Drejerwski - New Jersey City - 1,206; 3. Kayla Stamm - Kutztown - 1,179; 4. Erica Perez - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,173; 5. Sara Litteral - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,172; 6. Corey Lissik - Morgan State - 1,158; 7. Paula Vilas - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,145; 8. Kayla Schmidt - Wisconsin-Whitewater - 1,143; 9. Tracy Ganjoin - Fairleigh Dickinson - 1,130; 10. Martha Perez - Maryland-Eastern Shore - 1,120.