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Adam Chase and Pete Smith Win at AMF Commack

Posted On: February 13, 2011

Adam Chase Commack Scratch Champion

February, 13 2011
 
Commack, NY:  The LIGBT visited AMF Commack and 103 bowlers packed the center for this one squad tournament. Emerging victorious in the scratch tournament was Adam Chase, of Seaford, NY and the handicap winner was Pete Smith, Commack, NY. A total of 24 bowlers cashed for the day which means better than 1 in 5 bowlers earned money.
 
Despite the fact the lanes were hooking good scoring took place. Leading the scratch event after the 4 games of qualifying was Brian Ziesig, Levittown, NY with a 975. Brian was coming off a recent victory at AMF Babylon and was looking for his second title in a row. The top senior was Perry Liberta, Dix Hills, NY who shot an 801 series.
 
The final shootout was a good match between Adam and Brian. After 5 frames Adam held a 10 pin lead but going into the tenth Brian could have won the title with three strikes. The first two shots were perfect but to everyone’s surprise, including Adams, Brian went high and left 4 pins standing. The final score was Adam 236 ($1,000) and Brian 233 ($500). Finishing third was John Katsaros, Bartonsville, PA who shot a 185 and earned $350.
 
The handicap qualifying had some great bowling. Pete Smith rolled a 733 scratch (784 handicap) to earn the top spot and a seed into the final match. The top 17 series advanced to the finals and the cut number was 711. In the finals there were 7 previous LIGBT champions.
 
The handicap shootout was a competition between 3 good players. Pete Smith, who recently moved from the scratch events, was making his first appearance in the final shootout as was Sean Teahan, Islip, NY. The third bowler was Chris Jove, Port Jefferson, NY who seems to always be in the final shootout. This time the finals experience didn’t matter as Pete and Sean finished first and second. Pete shot a 227 (213 scratch) to win his first title and the $500 top prize. Sean rolled a 196 (160 scratch) to earn $300 while Chris struggled with a 173 (146 scratch) to win $250.
 
The LIGBT’s next event is Sunday, February 27th and it’s a 2-squad handicap event at South Levittown. For more information on future LIGBT tournaments and complete results of the AMF Commack event please visit www.ligbtour.com or call the tournament office at 1.877.900.6464.
 
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BRIAN ZIESIG & DAVID REED LIGBT MAJOR CHAMPIONS

Posted On: January 30, 2011

Brian Zeisig, Champion

January 31, 2011
The LIGBT hosted its second 2-day major event of season 3 and it was a huge success. Over 270 bowlers packed AMF Babylon and when all of the pins had fallen two champions were crowned. The winner of the scratch event was Brian Ziesig and the winner of the handicap event was David Reed. Both earned their third LIGBT titles and $1,000 for their victories.
The PBA Cheetah pattern was used and qualifying scores were moderate. But when it came to the finals the scores went through the roof as the cut for each round was in the 240’s! In the final match there was only one 8 count (and that was a blow out 7-10 split). All the rest of the shots were either a strike or 9. Now that’s good bowling!
One of the reasons the high scoring was the quality of the finalists. Brian Ziesig, Levittown, NY, won the tournament, and its $1,000 top prize, with a 257. Brian needed a mark in the tenth to secure his third LIGBT title this season. Finishing second was left-hander Anthony Pepe of Queens who shot a 237 and earned $600. Third place went to Mitch Sacks ($400), Monroe, NY, with a 215. All three bowled great and could have won the title with some breaks.
The handicap final shootout consisted of 4 bowlers. David Reed, Shoreham, NY won his third LIGBT title and $1,000 by shooting a 231. Finishing second was a new LIGBT member, Keston Glasgow, Brooklyn, NY who earned $550 with a 218. Third place was taken by Doug Garrambone, Port Jefferson Station, NY who earned $450 with a 207. Finishing fourth was former LIGBT champion Alex Ware, Brooklyn, NY. Alex shot a 176 and took home $350.
The LIGBT Babylon major event paid out over $10,000 in prize money to over 50 different bowlers. The next LIGBT event is Sunday, February 13th at AMF Commack. This event tournament will feature one squad with 4-game qualifying for scratch bowlers and 3-game qualifying for handicap. For complete results of the AMF Babylon event please visit www.minieliminator.com.
The LIGBT is sponsored by Columbia 300, Kegel, Knockout Ball Cleaner, Stations Casinos, Randi Siegle Law Firm, and CLS Custom Upholsterers. For more information on the LIGBT please call the tournament hotline at 1.877.900.6464.   
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Eric Taylor Jr. and Ken Simpson Win LIGBT Titles

Posted On: January 23, 2011

Eric Taylor Jr.Scratch Champion

January 23, 2011
 
Plainview, NY:  The LIGBT visited AMF Plainview and 160 bowlers filled the center to compete for over $10,000 in prizes. Emerging victorious in the scratch 6-game marathon was Eric Taylor Jr., of Brooklyn, NY and the handicap winner was Ken Simpson, Shirley, NY. A total of 35 bowlers cashed for the day which means better than 1 in 5 bowlers earned money.
 
The scratch event was bowled on the PBA’s Chameleon Pattern. Scoring was moderate as Eric Taylor rolled the highest series of the day, 1448 which averages out to a 241 average. To make the cut in the under division you had to average 217 and for the senior division the cut average was only 203.
 
The final shootout was close most of the way but Eric Taylor always had the lead and never relinquished it. In the end, Eric’s 234 was good enough by 10 pins to earn the $1,000 top prize. Finishing second with a 224, and earning $700, was Ray Edwards, Middle Island, NY. Third place went to top senior bowler Gary Shultis, Levittown, NY who earned $500 with a 214. Rounding out the top 4 was Ross Klein, Glen Cove, NY who earned $300 with a 166.
 
The handicap event had an amazing 120 bowlers with the top 24 advancing to the finals. Ken Simpson led the first squad, which seeded him into the final shootout, with a 793. Ed Eng, Flushing, NY was the 2pm squad leader with a 769. It took a 701 series with handicap to make the finals which guaranteed everyone at least $100.
 
The handicap final four was dominated by Ken Simpson. Ken started the match with the first 4 out of 5 strikes and never looked back. He finished with a 256 (213 scratch) to defeat second place finisher Ken Savarese, W. Hempstead, NY 217 (163 scratch) by almost 40 pins. Kenny Simpson earned $500 for his first title while Ken Savarese earned $350. In third place, with a 214 (132 scratch), was Aeysha Gomez, Corona, NY who earn $300. Fourth place went to Ken Harrison, Queens, NY who shot a 201 (160 scratch) and won $250.
 
The LIGBT’s next event is a special two day major event at AMF Babylon on the weekend of January 29th & 30th. All entry fees for the major tournament is only $60 and both the scratch and handicap top prizes are guaranteed to pay $1,000 & $500 regardless of entries. For more information on these events and complete results of the AMF Plainview tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com or call the tournament office at 1.877.900.6464.
 
 
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RONNIE SANDT WINS HIS FIRST LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: January 09, 2011

Brian Zeisig,Scratch Champion at Sayville

January 9, 2011
East Meadow, NY: The LIGBT hosted a 2-squad handicap tournament at AMF East Meadow using the PBA Viper Pattern. The 37 foot pattern was very challenging especially in the first squad when it took a 701, with handicap and bonus pins, to make the finals. The cut score for the 2pm squad was a little higher with everyone shooting 728 or high advancing.
The leader of the first squad, David Henderson, West New York, NY, shot a 756 series (576 scratch) and was seeded directly into the final shootout and guaranteed no less than $300. The leader of the second squad earned 1 bye and that was So Young Chin of Whitestone, NY who rolled a 782 series (677 scratch) and was guaranteed at least $150.
The final shootout consisted of 3 bowlers looking for their first LIGBT title. Although the 3 finalists were a little shaky to start Ronnie Sandt, Franklin Square, NY took control by rolling four strikes in frames 3 through 6. Despite opens in the seventh and eighth frames Ronnie shot a 255 (205 scratch) to win the $500 top prize and his first LIGBT trophy. To say the least Ronnie was shocked and happy at his first place finish.
Finishing second was Miguel Carrion, Bronx, NY who shot a fine 227 (188 scratch.) Miguel earned $360 for his runner up position. Rounding out the top 3 was the number one seed David Henderson. Dave shot a 204 (150 scratch) to earn $300.
LIGBT’s next event will be on Sunday, January 23rd at AMF Plainview. The action will be both scratch and handicap with two champions crowned. The scratch event will be a 6-game marathon with all finalists (1 in 5) earning at least $250. The handicap event will be a 2-squad tournament with $5000 & $250 guaranteed on top. For complete results of the East Meadow tournament and information on future LIGBT events please visit www.ligbtour.com or call the tournament office; 1.877.900.6464.
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LIGBT SEASON 3 HIGHLIGHTS

Posted On: January 04, 2011

The Long Island Generation Bowling Tour (LIGBT) has now completed its first ten events of its third season. With 15 more events scheduled through May many new champions will be crowned and thousands of dollars in prize money will be distributed. The LIGBT will be announcing shortly its summer plans plus several new special events.

There were 10 handicap events held and 10 different champions crowned. If there was mid-season MVP voting the bowler that would pick up the most votes would be Jim Walsh of Glencove, NY. Jim won the Bowl Long Island event in October and finished second at East Islip. He is leading in earnings with $1,750 and has the most cashes; 7 out of 10 events. Chris Jove, Port Jefferson, NY is also having a great season. Chris won the East Islip event and finished second at South Levittown. Chris is second in earnings with $1,425 and cashed in 6 out of 8 events.

The scratch division held 7 tournaments and crowned a female champion, senior champion, one two-time winner, and several bowlers that had 1st and 2nd place finishes. Brian Ziesig, the only multiple champion, won at AMF East Meadow and AMF Sayville. Brian is the current average leader with 238, second in earnings with $2,150, and has cashed in all 4 of the events he has bowled. Joe Novara, E. Patchogue, NY is also having a great season. Joe won the East Islip tournament and finished second at AMF Babylon. Joe is the currently leader in earnings with $2,250, tied for the lead for most cashes at 5 (Adam Chase also has 5) and is 11th in average with 219.

The LIGBT continues in 2011 with 3 events in January including a 2-day at AMF Babylon on January 29th and 30th. For a complete listing of LIGBT statistics for the first 10 events please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by CLS Custom Upholsterers, Kegel, Mini-Eliminator, and Digital Motion.

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Brian Ziesig Wins the LIGBT Holiday Tournament at AMF Sayville

Posted On: December 19, 2010

Brian Zeisig, Champion

December 19, 2010
 
Sayville, NY:  The LIGBT visited AMF Sayville for a special 1 squad holiday tournament and 92 bowlers filled the center to compete for over $10,000 in prizes. Emerging victorious in the scratch event was Brian Ziesig of Levittown, NY and the handicap winner was Robert Bader Sr., Holtsville, NY. A total of 25 bowlers cashed for the day which means better than 1 in 4 bowlers earned money.
 
The scratch event was a 4 game qualifier that was bowled on Kegel’s 41 foot Beaten Path Pattern. The only bowler to average over 225 was Joe Stillman of Staten Island. Joe shot a 908 series to lead the day and earn a bye into the final match. The high senior for the day was Gary Shultis of Levittown, NY who rolled an 872 to earn a bye into round 2. It took an 832 series (208 average) to earn a spot on the prize list. Four bowlers earned spots into the LIUSBC Masters; Frank Spano, Joe Novara, Steve Chiarella, and Darren Barlow.
 
The final match in the scratch event put together two former LIGBT Champions. It was the powerful lefty (Joe) versus the accurate right hander (Brian.) Joe started with a spare and a triple to take an early lead. Brian finally started to string strikes from the 6th frame to his first ball in the tenth to shoot a 238 and defeated Joe by 16 pins. Brian earned $700 for his third LIGBT title while Joe took home $400 for second. 
 
The handicap event had 67 bowlers with the top 16 series advancing to the finals. It took a 718 series with handicap and bonus pins to advance and be guaranteed at least a $100 payday. Leading qualifier was Chris DiDamo of Glenwood Landing, NY who rolled an 802 series (604 scratch) and he earned a bye directly into the final shootout.
 
The handicap final four shootout had some good scoring but none better than by Robert Bader Sr. Robert started with a strike, open, and spare his first three frames but struck out the rest of the way to shoot an incredible 289 handicap game (252 scratch.) His closest competitor, who also bowled great, was Ed Shacalo, Brooklyn, NY who shot a 246 (188 scratch). Robert earned $500 for his victory while Ed took home $300 for his runner-up position. Finishing third was So Young Chin of Whitestone, NY who rolled a 238 (202 scratch) to win $250 and fourth went to Chris DiDamo who bowled a 210 (159 scratch) to earn $200. So Young also won a Mini-Eliminator Mini Marathon entry with room with her 788 qualifying series.
 
The LIGBT’s next event is a handicap only tournament at AMF East Meadow on Sunday, January 9th with squads at noon and 2pm. The next scratch and handicap event will be at AMF Plainview on Sunday, January 23rd. For more information on these events and complete results of the AMF Sayville tournament please visit www.ligbtour.com or call the tournament office at 1.877.900.6464.
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LIGBT WILL AWARD FOUR LI MASTERS ENTRIES AT AMF SAYVILLE

Posted On: December 06, 2010

The Long Island Generations Bowling Tour (LIGBT), which is sponsored by Columbia 300, CLS Upholsterers, and Kegel, will be hosting a very special event on Sunday, December 19th at AMF Sayville. This tournament will feature one squad of four game qualifying. The four highest qualifying series that don’t make the finals will win a $150 entry into the prestigious Long Island Masters.

The LIGBT scratch event guarantees $1,000 & $500 for the top 2 places with only 35 entries. Qualifying is done by division, 49 & under/senior, with 1 in 5 advancing from each group. The top series of the tournament is guaranteed in the final shootout while the high series from the other division will earn 1 bye (minimum $300.)

The lane pattern for the AMF Sayville event will be Kegel’s “Beaten Path” which is 41 feet. New members and guests are welcomed and can sign up on-line at www.ligbtour.com or enter on-site at AMF Sayville. Starting time is 2pm with sign-ups beginning at 1pm. Entry fee for this special event is $120 prepaid and $125 walk-in. For more information please call 1.877.900.6464.

The AMF Sayville tournament will also feature a 3-game handicap event for bowlers 220 & under. This one squad qualifying tournament will have 1 in 4 bowlers advancing to the finals. Top prizes are guaranteed to pay $500 & $250 regardless of entries. Prepaid entry fee is only $60 with the walk-in entry fee at $65.

During the handicap event a free Mini-Eliminator Mini Marathon entry will be awarded to the eligible member with highest qualifying series including handicap (no bonus pins.) To be eligible for this bonus you must have bowled in at least 4 other LIGBT events in Season 3. Prepaid entries are now being accepted on-line at www.ligbtour.com. Walk-in entries are welcomed.

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Scratch Champion Gary Shultis

Posted On: November 28, 2010

Scratch Champion Gary Shultis

December 5, 2010
New Hyde Park, NY: The LIGBT visited Herrill Lanes for the first time and the handicap only event was a big success. A great turnout of 70 bowlers competed on the PBA Chameleon pattern which produced fairly low scores. The final shootout involved 4 bowlers looking for their first LIGBT title. Emerging victorious with the $500 winner’s check was George Williams of Jamaica, NY.   
A total of 14 bowlers made the elimination finals and all were guaranteed to earn at least $100. Lenny Tortorice of Flushing, NY was seeded directly into the final shootout by leading the 1pm squad with a 710. Donald Eubanks, Elmsford, NY earned 1 bye for leading the 3pm squad with a 734 series.The cut score to get through the first round was 213 and 195 for the second round.
The final shootout was tense as all 4 competitors had opens in the early frames. But once things calmed down George Williams, Jamaica, NY, proved to be the best of the bunch. George rolled 5 strikes in the final 3 frames to seal the victory and the $500 top prize with a 263 (214 scratch.) Finishing second was Donald Eubanks who earned $340 with a 217 (177 scratch). Rounding out the top 4 was third place finisher Joette Healey, Yonkers, NY ($250) who shot a 202 (153 scratch) and fourth place went to Lenny Tortorice who won $200 with a 184 (155 scratch.)   
LIGBT’s next event will be on Sunday, December 19th at AMF Sayville. This will be a 1 squad event featuring a separate scratch and handicap competition. Starting time is 2pm and several specials will be offered including the awarding of LIUSBC Masters entries in the scratch event and Mini-Eliminator entries in the handicap event. For complete results of the Herril Lanes tournament and information on future LIGBT events please visit www.ligbtour.com or call the tournament office; 1.877.900.6464.
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