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YOUTH BOWLER SCOTT KAMPF WIN HIS FIRST LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: March 25, 2013

Babylon, NY: Scott Kampf, a youth bowler from Levittown, NY, performed like an adult at LIGBT’s Winter Major to win a $3,000 scholarship and his first LIGBT trophy. Finishing second was Ed Eng, Flushing, NY earning $1,500 and third place went to Michael Conroy, Mahopac, NY who earned $750. A total of 343 bowlers competed in the 3-day tournament which paid out over $30,000.

Scott, who comes from a very fine bowling family, shot the high handicap series of the tournament with an 846 giving him 3-byes in the finals. Scott was fortunate to advance to the final shootout as two bowlers ahead of him opened in the final frame while he doubled. The final shootout had a shocking finish as Eddie Eng, who started the final match with 5 consecutive strikes, needed a mark in the tenth to win the tournament. Ed left a 3-10 split which he didn’t convert giving Scott the title. Finals scores in the shootout were Scott 275, Ed 268, and Mike 206.

Scoring throughout the weekend was relatively high compare to regular LIGBT events. But while the cut scores were always in the 700’s throughout the weekend the final round cut scores were much lower probably due to the pressure of bowling for big money. The LIGBT gave away 3 marathon entries into The Amateur Bowler’s Championships in Las Vegas for the high 6-game series each day. The winners were; Eric Vecchi, Dave Soren, and Bill Verni.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a regular 2-squad handicap tournament at AMF Plainview on Sunday, April 7th (1pm & 3pm) For complete results of the AMF Babylon tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Farmingdale Wellness Centers, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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IAN LYNCH WINS HIS FIRST LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: March 18, 2013


 

Syosset, NY: Ian Lynch, Glen Cove, NY earned $1,000 and the Champions Trophy at AMF Syosset on St. Patrick’s Day. In one of the lowest scoring final shootouts, which included 14 opens between the three bowlers, Ian emerged victorious by rolling 2 strikes (and they were ugly ones) in the final frame. Ian’s final score was 205 (160 scratch) which was 4 pins higher than second place finisher Rob Spauster, Levittown, NY who earned $500 with a 201 (156 scratch). Finishing third was Rich Perrotti, Levittown, NY who rolled a 190 handicap game to earn $250. All three bowlers were looking for their first LIGBT trophy.

The final shootout was a test of futility. Ian started with a double and then had 4 straight opens. Rob stayed clean the first four frames but then opened 3 out of the next 4. Rich started his game with 4 open frames in the first 5. The match ended just as it should with Ian needing a double to win and he threw two “nose dive” strikes. Everyone in attendance had a great laugh.

The AMF Syosset tournament drew a great crowd of 114 bowlers for the 2-squad event. A total of 24 bowlers cashed in the $4,050 prize fund. The scores were moderate all day as the cut in the 1pm squad was 680 and 712 in the 3pm squad. High handicap series went to Lou Medina, W. Babylon, NY with a 766.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a special 3-day major event at AMF Babylon; March 22-24. Top prizes are guaranteed to pay $3,000 & $1,500. One in 4 bowlers will cash each squad for $70 and 1 in 8 each squad advances to the finals earning a minimum of $100. For complete results of the AMF Syosset tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Farmingdale Wellness Centers, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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ANATOLY KHODORKOVSKY WINS LIGBT EVENT AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Posted On: March 11, 2013

Farmingdale, NY:  Anatoly Khodorkovsky, Brooklyn, NY won his first LIGBT title with an exciting victory at Farmingdale Lanes. Anatatoly earned $1,000 with a 262 handicap game in the final match. Finishing second was Jae Yi, Flushing, NY (256-$600) and third went to Jon Ayroso, East Meadow, NY with a 168 worth $350.

The winner of the tournament wasn’t decided until the last frame. Jae Yi, with a strike and spare in the last frame forced Anatoly to mark to win the title. Anatoly put his first ball perfectly in the pocket to secure the victory. It was an emotional win for a great person as Anatoly has been bowling the LIGBT for five years and finally got his first trophy.

The Farmingdale tournament drew an amazing crowd of 156 bowlers. A total of 41 bowlers cashed in the $5,330 prize fund. The scores were decent all day as the cuts in the 3 squad tournament were; 688, 713, and 722. Preston Cheeks, Brooklyn, NY not only had the high handicap series of the day with an 844 but bowled a rare 300 game in an LIGBT event. At the Farmingdale tournament Brunswick donated 3 bowling balls which were raffled off to raise almost $300 for BVL.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a regular two squad handicap singles event at AMF Syosset on Sunday, March 17th. Squad times are 2pm and 4pm with top prizes guaranteed to pay $1,000 & $500. For complete results of the Farmingdale tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Farmingdale Wellness Centers, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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EDDIE ENG WINS HIS SECOND LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: March 04, 2013

Sayville, NY: Ed Eng, Flushing, NY took the 50 mile drive to AMF Sayville and when he traveled the long way back home there was a $1,000 check and a beautiful trophy in the car. Ed won his second LIGBT title, with a 216 handicap game, by defeating two other LIGBT champions; James Walsh, Glen Cove, NY and Preston Cheeks, Brooklyn, NY both who tied with a pair of 211’s worth $400 each.

The final shootout was a great one as any of the three gentlemen could have won the title in the final frame. Jim had the lead going into the tenth but the 6-7 split gave him an open and he finished with a 211. Eddie was up next and he struck on the first ball and spared the rest of the frame for a 216. Preston stepped up to the lanes knowing a double would win the title. Preston got the first strike but his second ball was high and the 4 pin was left standing giving Ed his victory.

The AMF Sayville tournament drew a great crowd of 116 bowlers for the 2-squad event. A total of 24 bowlers cashed in the $4,080 prize fund. The scores were moderate all day as the cut in the 1pm squad was 706 and went down 5 pins to 701 in the 3pm squad. High handicap series of the day went to Julio Arnold, Woodside, NY with a 768.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a special 3-squad event, with match-play finals, at Farmingdale Lanes on Sunday March 10th. First squad begins at noon and top prizes are guaranteed to pay $1,000 & $500. Hall of Famer Johnny Petraglia will be doing a demo of Brusnwick’s latest equipment between the first and second squads. For complete results of the AMF East Meadow tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Farmingdale Wellness Centers, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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CASSANDRA LEUTHOLD WINS HER FIRST LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: February 24, 2013

Champion Cassandra Leuthold

 

CASSANDRA LEUTHOLD WINS HER FIRST LIGBT TITLE

East Meadow, NY: Cassandra Leuthold, who resides in Rapid City, South Dakota, emerged victorious at AMF East Meadow and took home $1,000 plus the champion’s trophy. Casandra, who was in town to bowl the USBC Masters, make her side trip to Long Island worth her while. Cassandra earned her victory at a record 2-squad tournament where 181 bowlers competed.

The final shootout consisted of 5 bowlers. Cassandra shot a 244 handicap game which was 20 pins greater than second place finisher Ron Moskzow, Huntington Station, NY. Ron, who is bowling in pain with a bad hip, earned $600 with his 224 game. Finishing third with a 214 was Elizabeth John, Astoria, NY who earned $400. Fourth and fifth place went to a husband and wife; Don and Sondra Crummell of Freeport, NY. Don finished fourth with a 213 ($300) and Sondra finished fifth with a 205 worth $250.

The AMF East Meadow tournament was a huge success as 181 bowlers competed for over $6,500 in prize money. A total of 40 bowlers cashed in the big prize fund. The scores were low for as the US Open pattern was put down. The cut score in the 1pm squad was 663 and at 3pm it was 665. High handicap series of the day went to Kevin Smith, Woodmere, NY with a 758.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a 2-squad event at AMF Sayville on Sunday March 3rd. First squad begins at 1pm and top prizes are guaranteed to pay $1,000 & $500. For complete results of the AMF East Meadow tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Farmingdale Wellness Centers, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.


 

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KEVIN SMITH WINS FIRST LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: February 10, 2013

 

Kevin Smith Wins AMF Plainview

 

Plainview, NY: Kevin Smith, Woodmere, NY, won his first LIGBT title and the $1,000 top prize at AMF Plainview. Kevin rolled a 263 handicap game to defeat Darcy Monroe, Hicksville, NY by 14 pins. Darcy’s 249 handicap game was worth $500.  A total of 89 bowlers competed at the AMF Plainview event which paid out $3,130.

The AMF Plainview event was supposed to be competed on the difficult Highway to Hell pattern but it was obvious the house shot was put down and scoring was going to be high all day. Jim Walsh, Glen Cove, NY shot the high handicap series of the day with an 837. The 1pm cut score to the finals was 766 and 772 was the cut in the 3pm squad. The cuts were 70 pins higher than a normal LIGBT tournament.

The final match of the event was a high scoring affair. Halfway through the game the match was close but the turning point was when Darcy left a ringing 10 pin in the 9th frame and missed the spare. What made the match interesting were the two different lines the bowlers were playing. Kevin was throwing a speed ball up the second arrow while Darcy was hooking the ball off the edge. Straight proved victorious in this match.  

LIGBT’s next tournament is a 2-squad event at AMF East Meadow on Sunday February 24th. First squad begins at 1pm and top prizes are guaranteed to pay $1,000 & $500. For complete results of the AMF Plainview tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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ROBERT WUNCH WINS RECORD LIGBT EVENT

Posted On: January 28, 2013

 

January 27, 2013

East Meadow, NY: It was a great day for Robert Wunch and the LIGBT. Robert, who resides in East Meadow, NY, won the $1,200 top prize and his first LIGBT title. The LIGBT broke its single day tournament entry record with 187 bowlers!

The AMF East Meadow tournament was a special 3-squad event with match play finals. The event was bowled on Kegel’s 41 foot Turnpike pattern which produced competitive scoring early and opened up in the final squad. High series of the day was bowled by our second place finisher Derek Brandi, Whitestone, NY who rolled a 782 handicap series in the 4pm squad.

The final shootout was very close the first six frames but Robert took control with a string of late strikes to finish with a 244, a 27 pin victory over second place. Derek, who shot 217 won $650 for second while third place finisher Darcy Monroe, Hicksville, NY, earned $500 with a 206. Rounding out the top 4 was Michael Conroy, Mahopac, NY, who won $400 with a 205.

LIGBT’s next tournament is on Sunday February 10th at AMF Plainview. This will be a regular 2-squad handicap singles event (1pm & 3pm) with top prizes guaranteed to pay $1,000 & $500. For complete results of the AMF East Meadow tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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ALEX PADMORE WINS LIGBT SOUTH LEVITTOWN EVENT

Posted On: January 20, 2013

 

January 20, 2013

Levittown, NY: Alex Padmore, Jamaica, NY, won his third LIGBT title and the $1,000 top prize at South Levittown Lanes. Alex (234) defeated Scott Gray (225 - $500), of East Meadow, NY, Justin Kampf (222 - $300 scholarship) from Levittown, NY and Eddie Cintron (212 - $250) of Laurelton, NY in the final shootout.  A total of 119 bowlers competed at the South Levittown event.

Going into the final frame Alex and Scott were tied. Both rolled a strike on their first ball but Alex continued with another strike while Scott missed the head pin on his second ball in the tenth frame. Alex’s 170 scratch game was good enough to take home the top prize.

The South Levittown tournament used Kegel’s Broadway pattern which produced decent scoring throughout the day. The 1pm cut score was 698 and the 3pm cut was 690. The 1pm squad leader was Scott Gray, who earned 2 byes, with a 766 and the 3pm squad leader was Nabeel Ashfaq who shot a 755. The wildcard entry into the finals, which is the top 6 game series by a non-finalist went to Chris DiDamo, Glenwood Landing, NY with a 1340 series..

LIGBT’s next tournament is a special 3-squad tournament at AMF East Meadow on Sunday January 27th. First squad begins at noon and top prizes are guaranteed to pay $1,200 & $600. A new twist for this event will be a match-play finals instead of LIGBT’s regular elimination finals format. For complete results of the South Levittown tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Brunswick, Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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