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Penfield's Leila Mantilla finishes with a flourish
Penfield senior Leila Mantilla closes her career at the head of the area running class.
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Leila Mantilla, Penfield
Senior - Player of the Year
Parents: Lisa and Ed Mantilla. Season highlights: Finished 12th at Foot Locker regionals (18:49, two spots and 8.4 seconds short of qualifying for nationals), sixth at Federations (18:41) where team was 10th, 15th at 'A' states (20:15), fourth at sectionals (18:25, personal best time). Four firsts, two seconds in league meets. Academics: 95 average. Future plans: Plans to study architecture and compete for either Columbia, Yale or Syracuse. About me: Name is pronounced "LEE-luh man-TEE-uh." Two-time AGR selection. Credits her parents who have "supported me through everything, and my coaches and teammates who push me to be better." Favorite athletes: Nicole Blood, Kara Goucher.
Autumn Albrecht, Brockport
Parents: Jennifer and Christopher Albrecht. Season highlights: Sixth at 'A' sectionals and first freshman (personal-best 18:28), 21st at states and second freshman (20:31), 29th at Federations and third freshman (19:20). Fifth at counties and first freshman (19:17). Set school records in 5K and 3-mile. Academics: 95 average. About me: Favorite subjects: Science and history. Favorite athletes: Joan Benoit Samuelson, Wilma Rudolph, my coaches and "everyone I run against." Credits her father as a big influence "because even when I do well he keeps me going by telling me to do even better next time." Also plays soccer for town travel team.
Hannah Cole, Honeoye Falls-Lima
Parents: Linda and Matthew Cole. Season highlights: Winner by 1.8 seconds at 'B' sectionals (18:45, personal best time), leading her team to title. Fifth at states (20:14), 30th at Federations (19:21), 37th at Nike regionals (19:54). Second at GCC Invitational (19:16, group II). Eighth at McQuaid Invitational (18:32, varsity 'AAA' seeded, 3.1 miles). Academics: 97 average. About me: Favorite subjects: Math and chemistry. Favorite athletes: Terry Fox, Steve Prefontaine and Aisling Cuffe. National Honor Society member and volunteer at her church. Says her parents, teammates and coach "are constantly there to support, motivate and move me forward."
Lizzie Greiner, Rush-Henrietta
Parents: Gaby and John Greiner. Season highlights: Led her team with 10th at 'A' sectionals (18:48, personal best time), 56th at Nike regionals (20:22). 13th at McQuaid Invitational (18:58, varsity 'AAA' seeded, 3.1 miles). Academics: 98.5 average. Future plans: Probably will major in chemistry, and considering Binghamton, Geneseo, Penn State and St. John Fisher for college. About me: Four-year varsity runner. Three-time top 10 finisher at sectionals. One of three triplets, plus younger sister Becky. "Becky is the biggest influence in my life because we're always there for one another, no matter what." Plays varsity basketball in the winter. Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant.
Allie Hallock, Pittsford Mendon
Parents: Nancy and Robert Hallock. Season highlights: Won last league meet of the season, at Harris Whalen Park, in 20:05. Second by 1.8 seconds at 'B' sectionals (18:46), 15th at states (20:39). Ninth at counties (19:26). Fifth at McQuaid Invitational (18:33, varsity 'AA' seeded, 3.1 miles). Academics: 96 average. Future plans: Considering Buffalo, Binghamton and MIT to major in biological sciences. About me: Five-year varsity runner. Best 5K time 18:45. Also Section V indoor track champion in 3,000 (10:56.71) last February. State sportsmanship award winner. Active in National Honor Society, Life Smarts knowledge competition, Varsity Club and Link Crew leadership group.
Kennedy Jensen, Canandaigua
Parents: Jerri and Peter Jensen. Season highlights: Finished 56th at Nike Cross Nationals (18:52), first sophomore from Section V to qualify in event's eight years; 12th at regionals (19:04), 20th at 'A' states (20:23), third at sectionals (18:21) where team won second straight title. Fourth at McQuaid Invitational (17:58, seeded varsity 'AAA', 3.1 miles). Academics: 98.83 average. Future plans: Possibly major in biochemistry in college. About me: Enjoys horseback riding, playing the piano, working at Eastview Veterinary Clinic, swimming, bicycling, art and photography. Favorite subjects: AP biology, chemistry and art. Favorite athlete is coach Jack Coons.
Katie Lembo, Penfield
Parents: Jacalyn and Michael Lembo. Season highlights: Finished 16th at Foot Locker regionals (19:09), 15th at Federations (18:58), 14th at 'A' states (20:13), second at sectionals (18:06, personal best time). Second at McQuaid Invitational (17:50 in seeded 'AAA', 3.1 miles, Sec. V's fastest time). Second at Penfield-Irondequoit Invitational (19:20). Won three of six league races. Academics: 93 average. Future plans: Possibly study biology, English and Spanish in college. About me: Two-time AGR selection. Enjoys dancing, playing the violin, bicycling and hiking. Favorite athlete is Notre Dame All-American and American 5K record-holder Molly Huddle. Credits her family and "running family" for support.
Alana MacDonald, Rush-Henrietta
Parents: Maggie and Phil MacDonald. Season highlights: Ran 56th at Federations (19:47, 17th junior), 11th at 'A' sectionals (18:55, personal best time), 12th at counties (19:42), 44th at McQuaid Invitational (19:47 in seeded 'AAA', 3.1 miles). 15th at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Invitational (18:46, Div. 3). Top 7 finisher in five of six league races. Academics: 99 average. Future plans: Possibly study physical therapy in college. About me: First name is pronounced "ah-LAY-nuh." Two-time AGR selection ran states as a sophomore. Enjoys sailing. Credits her parents and coaches "because they support me in every way."
Meghan McCormick, Canandaigua
Parents: Catherine Cantwell and Kevin McCormick. Season highlights: Won county (18:34) and sectional 'A' (18:02, personal best time) championships, leading Canandaigua to second straight team title; 33rd at Nike regionals (19:41), 24th at states (20:18). Academics: 90 average. Future plans: Major in English at Cornell. About me: Two-time AGR selection. Four-time state qualifier (fifth in 2010). "My twin sister Kate motivates me and makes me better by being a great competitor in all parts of my life." Plays piano, enjoys reading, working at a summer camp for girls, chorus and club swimming. Favorite athletes are Jack Coons, Kara Goucher and Alberto Salazar.
Kate McCormick, Canandaigua
Parents: Catherine Cantwell and Kevin McCormick. Season highlights: 45th at Nike regionals (20:07), 17th at 'A' states (20:19, less than a second behind her sister, Meghan), fifth at sectionals (18:26, personal best time), fourth at counties (19:12). Academics: 93.2 average. Future plans: Accepted early decision at Cornell. Probable major, human development (psychology). About me: Two-time AGR selection. Three-time top 20 finisher at states. Five years on varsity. "My twin sister Meg inspires me to do better." Plays violin in orchestra, is student representative to Canandaigua Board of Education. Also active in student government and club swimming. Favorite athletes are Sebastian Coe and Roger Bannister.
Karli O'Neill, Churchville-Chili
Parents: Shirley and Dennis O'Neill. Season highlights: Won McQuaid Invitational varsity unseeded 'AA-2' race (18:38, 3.1 miles, 25th-fastest time overall), won Dansville/Wayland-Cohocton Stony Brook Invitational (19:54, large schools), 45th at 'A' states (21:26), seventh at sectionals (18:31, personal best time), 14th at counties (19:44). Won one league meet (at Mendon Ponds West) with two thirds, two fourths and a fifth. Academics: 97 average. Future plans: Probably study science in college. About me: Three-year varsity runner. Scholar athlete all three seasons. Favorite subjects: Math and science. Member of the National Honor Society. Plays trumpet in school band and brass ensembles.
Valerie Palermo, Webster Schroeder
Parents: Joanne and Mike Palermo. Season highlights: 48th at Federations (19:41), ninth at 'A' sectionals (18:38, personal best time), 6th at counties (19:17). Won four of six league meets and set course record at Black Creek Park (19:33). Fifth at GCC Invitational (19:39). Ninth at McQuaid Invitational (18:37, varsity seeded 'AAA', 3.1 miles). Academics: 92 average. Future plans: Study occupational therapy in college. About me: Favorite subjects are biology and chemistry. Credits her parents "because they are always there for me and encourage me in everything I do." Member of National Honor Society, plays trumpet in school's wind ensemble.
Amanda Paratore, Webster Schroeder
Parents: Melinda and Scott Paratore. Season highlights: 50th at Federations and 15th sophomore (19:42), eighth at 'A' sectionals (18:34, personal best time), eighth at counties (19:23). Seventh at McQuaid Invitational (18:25, varsity seeded 'AAA', 3.1 miles), 34 seconds faster than in 2010. Academics: 97 average. Future plans: Undecided, but favorite subjects are English and chemistry. About me: Two-time AGR selection. Last name is pronounced "PAIR-uh-toar." Favorite athletes are Steve Prefontaine, Michael Phelps and professional snowboarder and skateboarder Shaun White. Plays trumpet in jazz and wind ensembles and sings soprano in select chorus. Credits her mom for being "supportive in every way."
Liz Valento, Pavilion
Parents: Ann ("Missy") and Bernie Valento. Season highlights: State Class D championship, by 14-second margin (20:39), was first by any Pavilion individual athlete in school history; 35th at Nike regionals (19:50), 18th at Federations (19:00), won 'D' sectionals (19:02), won counties (18:46, personal best time). Won McQuaid Invitational varsity 'A-3' (18:34, 3.1 miles). Undefeated until Federations. Academics: 99 average. Future plans: Studying nursing at Mansfield or Binghamton. About me: Enjoys skiing. Works part-time at PapaRoni's pizza and deli shop three doors down from her house. Credits her family and coaches with her success. "I don't know where I'd be without their love and support."
Matthew Ward, Canandaigua
Coach of the Year
Years coaching varsity: 11. Season highlights: Led team to second straight sectional 'AA' or 'A' title, third at states and fourth at Nike Cross regionals to contend for wild card spot at nationals. Qualified Kennedy Jensen for Nike nationals, first sophomore from Section V to compete individually in Portland, Ore. About me: High school math teacher. New Hampshire native. Second straight coach of year selection. Regular-season record 241-24 (undefeated in 2011). Wife Lynnette a nurse at FF Thompson hospital; daughter Lindsay; son Eric. Enjoys travel, music, running marathons and visiting all major league baseball stadiums. Member of Elks Lodge.
Honorable mention
Monroe County
- Nicole Bubie (Greece Odyssey)
- Zoe Camillaci (Hilton)
- Alex Cooper (Rush-Henrietta)
- Kendall D'Amore (Canandaigua)
- Lauren D'Amore (Canandaigua)
- Becky Greiner (Rush-Henrietta)
- Tishae Griffin (Rush-Henrietta)
- Lindsay Heyer (Penfield)
- Ashton Hughes (Fairport)
- Haley Keene (Hilton)
- Eileen O'Hara (Webster Thomas)
- Shannon O'Hara (Webster Thomas)
- Amanda Palmeri (Hilton)
- Siobhan Quinn (Rush-Henrietta)
- Krista Roncone (Pittsford Mendon)
- Kylie Ryan (Pittsford Mendon)
- Maggie Lawler (Victor)
- Erin Sedita (Fairport)
- Tiffany Tate (Irondequoit)
- Georgia Tuttle (Irondequoit)
- Mary Visca (Pittsford Sutherland)
- Robin Wagner (Brighton)
- Veronica Wojnowski (Irondequoit)
- Colleen Yancey (Pittsford Mendon)
Rochester City Athletic Conference
- Uneeke Ashford (East)
- Billie Carroll (Edison)
- Zaila Foster (School of the Arts)
- Dyonna Holmes (Charlotte)
- Emma Marshall (SOTA)
- Clara O'Connor (SOTA)
- Rachel Rapoza (SOTA)
- Morgan Bailey (Geneseo)
- Mackenzie Bennett (Dansville)
- Amanda Booth (Wayland-Cohocton)
- Paige Chatt (Oakfield-Alabama)
- Lauren Cook (Bath)
- Ashley Covel (Oakfield-Alabama)
- Julia Cox (York)
- Jenny Crossen (Oakfield-Alabama)
- Meghan Curtin (Wayland-Cohocton)
- Sarah Donovan (Byron-Bergen)
- Alanna Driscoll (Le Roy)
- Casey Emerson (Geneseo)
- Hannah Groshner (Wayland-Cohocton)
- Kara Hall (Byron-Bergen)
- Brianna Horn (Geneseo)
- Laurenca Leinders (Livonia)
- Kim Lovett (Byron-Bergen)
- Mackenzie McNelis (Hornell)
- Melissa Mineti (Livonia)
- Raelynn Moskal (Alexander)
- Anna Phillips (Avon)
- Jordan Prescott (Pavilion)
- Lindsay Ryan (Geneseo)
- Erin Schiano (Keshequa)
- Becca Schwann (Le Roy)
- Alexandria Shipman (Livonia)
- Breonica Smith (Wayland-Cohocton)
- Anna Warner (Notre Dame Batavia)
- Heather Yuhnke (Pavilion)
Wayne/Finger Lakes
- Erica Barbay (Mynderse)
- Bonnie Bingelli (Gananda)
- Aedin Brennan (Harley-Allendale Columbia)
- Ali Bristol (Red Creek)
- Alyssa Butterbaugh (Honeoye)
- Audrey Button (Marcus Whitman)
- Rebekah Champlin (Marcus Whitman)
- Katelyn Chiccino (Red Jacket)
- Megan Coiller (Wayne)
- Michelle Collins (Geneva)
- Sarah Coon (Red Jacket)
- Mia Covell (Penn Yan)
- Sierra Devine (Mynderse)
- Nikki Dobbertin (Honeoye)
- Devon Donatello (Palmyra-Macedon)
- Allison Fenton (Clyde-Savannah)
- Morgan Flick (Honeoye)
- Dorothee Grant (Red Creek)
- Colby Kidder (Midlakes)
- Heather Kramberg (Williamson)
- Rayanne Luke (Williamson)
- Sarah Lynch (Honeoye)
- Rebecca Manwaring (Waterloo)
- Faith McDonald (Red Creek)
- Tricia Phillips (Williamson)
- Evelyn Pinneo (Penn Yan)
- Jeanette Schramm (Harley-Allendale Columbia)
- Elaina Sindoni (Waterloo)
- Erika Steensma (Wayne)
- Jessica VanHouten (Honeoye)
- Melinda Vilarinho (Wayne)
- Raylene Wade (Red Creek)
- Jackie Moyer (Aquinas)
- Lauren Mosher (Aquinas)
- Maggie Pryslak (Mercy)
- Adrianna Wurster (Mercy)
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- Andrea Lanard (Canisteo-Greenwood)
- Brenna Lyons (Addison)
- Karleen Moore (Cuba-Rushford)
- Alli Page (Campbell-Savona)
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This year the bowlers returned to Melbourne, FL to compete in the 53rd Florida State Championship tournament. Things got underway with 10 teams entered into the Ronnie Ritcherson Scratch Doubles which was contested on Friday with the title being won by Floridian bowlers Jim Coffey and John Bell (bowling his first event) to out duel John Budd (IN) and Kenneth Hill (IL).
Singles qualifying was held on Saturday and Sunday with roll offs in each division with the top five bowlers vying to win the title in Scratch, "A" & "B" divisional matches. Top qualifier, Andy Bernt (FL) proved to be too much for John Bell (FL) as he lost 247-202 in the final match as Andy won the "B" title.
Similar to the final in B, Paul Wolbert(FL) ran the table as High qualifier bettering Paul Cook(TX) 276-180, and High scratch qualifier, Dave Roberts(FL) fell to Terry Stewart(TX) 179-145 in scratch division championship match. Congratulations to all the 2015 champions.
Some Individual awards went to Andy Bernt HHS honors with 672 in "B" ; Ed Linde HHG 239, Chuck Karczewski HSS 413, and Millie Irizarry HSG 157.
In "A" the HHS went to Paul Wolbert for his 695; HHG to Rich Gabory 237; Wayne Webber HSS 512 and Larry Chauncey took HSG honors with 188.
Special thanks our sponsors, ABC Medical, FGCPVA, National PVA, FWBA, and Storm. Additionally we are most grateful for the scoring assistance provided by Mary Ann Templar and Nancy Roberts. Thanks as well to Millie Irizarry, Roger Templar, Kim Green, Darlene Chauncey, and Rob Templar for the support each provided in making this a successful event.
The tournament will move to Tampa area next year with Wayne Webber hosting. We hope to see you all there.]]>
Friday, the Singles event began with 30 bowlers taking to the lanes. The lanes were difficult but more than fair to all. In the end, Doug Dalton, participating in only his 2nd Scratch division event, outlasted Shawn Beam 191-178. In "A" Division, Colby Kortum advanced to the finals to face high qualifier Gary Ryan. Gary had to withdraw in the 5th frame due to a pulled muscle in his back giving Colby the "A" Division Championship. In the "B" Division, Stephen Smith (Tx) took on Shorty Powers (Tx) with Stephen out dueling Shorty, 220-181.
To all the Sponsors that help this event succeed each year, thank you!!! The Lone Star PVA, Storm, ABC Medical, David and Lori Watson, the Staff at City View Lanes and the many volunteers that do all they can to insure its success. The 50/50 this year exceeded last years as $1300.00 was raised. Thanks to all. This year, the AWBA will be donating to the Strike Out Diabetes Foundation started by Chris and Lynda Barnes.
In closing, Wayne Webber, Eddy Hutchens, Kenneth Hill, and Gary Ryan spent Monday with the USBC and their head of Coaching, Stephen Padilla, shooting a video at the International Training and Research Center in Arlington. This is one of the final steps in bringing the sport of wheelchair bowling to the forefront. Once produced, it will be placed on the USBC website for their coaches around the country to use when approached by a person in a wheelchair as well as the AWBA website. It was a well spent 7 hours.
Thanks to all the members of the AWBA for attending the Texas Shoot Out. We are looking forward to many years of fun, great bowling, and developing new friends. See Ya'll Next Year!!!!!]]>
In the "A" Division, JK Johnston was the Top Qualifier followed by John Gould, Terry Stewart, Kenneth Hill, and Johnnie Baylark. At the conclusion of the roll off, Terry Stewart (TX) prevailed over "A" Division National Champion JK Johnston (TX), 216-218. Again in this division, all matches were very close.
In the Scratch Division, Top Qualifier was Walt Roy followed by Eddy Hutchens, Mark Shepherd, Merv Kaya, and Doug Dalton. Doug was competing in the Scratch Division for the first time and did well. In the end, Walt Roy out dueled Mark Shepherd 224-187 for the Scratch Title.
And Johnnie Baylark and Kenneth Hill over took JK Johnston and Cayetano De Guzman for the doubles title.]]>
We would like to thank and acknowledge Ms. Carol Doan – Owner and General Manager of King Pin Lanes for her hospitality and continuous support. We gratefully acknowledge all of our community based sponsors without whose support we could not have produced this event, in particular Halliburton, for their generosity in providing the delicious barbecue for our veterans and bowlers on Saturday afternoon. This year up/down bowlers joined us at the barbeque! In addition, our thanks to Storm Bowling for your support and the USBC for your leadership.
A special thank you to the MSCPVA Auxiliary and volunteers for coordinating the 50/50 raffles throughout the tournament. Last, but certainly not least, MSCPVA would like to extend our sincere appreciation to those who assisted in external fundraising for the tournament.
1st Mike DeLoach
2nd Mark Shepherd
3rd Eddy Hutchens
1st Greg Clough
2nd Doug Dalton
3rd JK Johnson
1st Kavin Monroe
2nd Sonny deGuzman
3rd David Spotts
1st Eddy Hutchens/Walt Roy
2nd Bob Goddard/Da, Spotts
3rd John Budd/Kevin Schaefer
1st E. Goddard, D. Sabo, A. Wecks, K. Kendricks, D. Watkins
2nd D. Spotts, L. Spotts, F. French, J. Chapin, R. Febo
3rd K. Schaefer, S. Tricarico, K. Macpherson, S. Kurtz, J. Webb
The event started Friday morning with Doubles competition with 7 teams seeking the title. In the end, 4 teams advanced to the roll off with Walt Roy and Eddy Hutchens defeating Merv Kaya and Christie Rudder and Toddie Perry and Gary Ryan defeating Paul Cook and Kevin Schaefer to advance to the finals. In the end, Perry and Ryan defeated Roy and Hutchens for the Golden State Doubles Title.
Friday night we welcomed a number of local bowlers to participate in the Up/Down event. It was a fun night with a number of great bowlers joining those in wheelchairs. Great raffle items were brought by Linda Schneider and Helena Roy that added to the fun and always helps with offsetting the cost of the tournament. The event was won by Merv Kaya, Mark Salas, and Eddie Perez.
Saturday began the Singles competition with 16 bowlers competing for the "A" and "B" Titles. While the lanes were difficult, they were more than fair to all. In the "B" Division, Christie Rudder defeated Stacy Clowers, Rudder was then defeated by Grant Buelher, Buelher then defeated Paul Cook to advance to the Title game against Toodie Perry. In the end, Toodie defeat Grant for the "B" Division Championship. In "A" Division, Harvey Clowers defeated Al Uttecht, Clowers then defeated Walt Roy, Clowers was then defeated by Merv Kaya advancing Kaya to the Title game against Eddy Hutchens. In the end, Hutchens defeated Kaya for the "A" Division Championship. Each Division had great matches between those that bowled. Other bowlers that attended the event but did not place in Doubles or Singles were Russell Serr, Oliver Magbanua, Van Schneider, and Mike Fattaruso.
We would like to express our thanks to Fountain Bowl for welcoming us once again to their center and preparing a great lunch for all the bowlers that attended. We want to thank Barry Asher and his staff for assisting those that needed help with equipment during the 3 days. A big thanks goes out to Linda and Pam Pratt for scoring the event. It was their first time to do so and they did a wonderful job. In addition, thanks to our National Sponsors, Storm Bowling, the CalDiego PVA, the USBC and others that assisted in offsetting the cost of this event. And to the bowlers that attended. In the end, it is not the quantity but the quality of an event and the friendship shared by those that attend. We will be returning to Fountain Bowl again next year and are hopeful that many of you that could not attend this year plan on doing so next year.
"A" Division "B" Division
Clowers Defeats Uttecht Rudder Defeats Clowers
Clowers Defeats Roy Buehler Defeats Clowers
Keya Defeats Clowers Buehler Defeats Cook
Hutchens Defeats Keya Perry Defeats Buehler]]>
Registration: 10:00am Bowling Center
Nevada PVA Doubles 11:00am Bowling Center
9 Pin No Tap Up&Down 9:00pm Bowling Center
Friday, Dec. 5th
Opening Ceremonies 10:30am Bowling Center
1st Qualifying Round All Divisions 11:00am Bowling Center
2nd Qualifying Round All Divisions 2:30pm Bowling Center
Board of Directors Meeting After Second Set TBD
Saturday, Dec. 6th
3rd Qualifying Round All Divisions 11:00am Bowling Center
4th Qualifying Round All Divisions 2:30pm Bowling Center
Sunday, Dec. 7th
5th Qualifying Round All Divisions 11:00am Bowling Center
Roll-off Top 5 in each Division 15 minutes after final scores are posted
**Time shown are bowling time. Warm up is 15 minutes prior
Special awards will be based on the first 20 games in A&B Divisions. Only one award may be won by a bowler in those divisions. In Scratch, only High Scratch Series and game will be awarded.
By IRS law, winners that exceed $600 winnings or more in all events will be required to complete form 1099 prior to receiving any cash payout. There are no exception to this rule. This is an AWBA/USBC Sanction event and all rules for both will be adhered to with no exception. You must present your USBC and AWBA card at registration in order to enter the event. No Exceptions.
Greetings Fellow Bowler:
I would like to invite you to join us here at Fountain Bowl for the "Golden State Open Wheelchair Bowling Tournament", September 12th-14th. I as your Tournament Director and the Fountain Bowl Staff, welcome you to beautiful and wonderful Southern California, if you remember the AWBA 2008 National that was held here at Fountain Bowl. Remember bowlers, this is a sanctioned tournament with the AWBA and USBC, so don't forget your membership cards. Remember no cards, no prize money, and no awards. We will be using the house shot for this tournament. The AWBA Secretary Gary Ryan will be verifying membership at check-in during the tournament.
ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: By IRS law, all winners of prize money of $600 or more are required to fill out and sign an IRS Form 1099. There will be no exceptions! Be sure to sign the enclosed waiver!
Novice Bowlers (those entering without an established league or AWBA average) will not be eligible for prize money!
While you are here, take some time to go and visit Huntington Beach and its wonderful pier. There you can watch the Pacific Ocean roll in and out as far as the eye can see. You might see local surfers riding the waves or you may get lucky to see the dolphins running, or may be a whale may breech from right out of the ocean, you never know what may happen.
If you are looking a place to eat, there are restaurants within a mile or two from the bowling center or if you prefer a classier restaurant to eat at, Morton's Steak House and Duke's of Huntington Beach are a few miles further but sometimes worth the drive for nice steak or seafood dinner by the Oceanside. If you happen to like ribs, the Newport Rib Company will definitely satisfy your appetite. If you should need directions to these restaurants, please ask either Kevin or Al for directions. They may even know a little hide away place that serves good food for a reasonable price.
We are glad that you are attending the Golden State Open Wheelchair Bowling Tournament, that you will have much success on the lanes, that you return home victorious and look into returning to Southern California to join us again next year. Should you have any questions, please give me a call at 714-839-2056 home phone or 714-343-2295 cell phone and I will be available most of the time and should I not be home, leave a message and a phone number to return the call.
Good luck on the lanes and please enjoy your tournament and visit to Southern California
Your Tournament Director;
Kevin R Schaefer
Kevin R. Schaefer: Tournament Director]]>
After a 14 year absence, the AWBA returned to the Richmond, Virginia area for the 53rd National Championships, hosted by Jimmy and Sue May. To say they went beyond the call of duty would be an understatement as the 60 bowlers that attended experienced 6 days of gracious treatment and wonderful accommodations. Bowl American did an excellent job in addressing most every need of all that attended.
The event kickoff with the Up/Down held Monday night. The Colorado team of Mike DeLoach and Mark Shepherd along with two local bowlers with excellent games as well, took the Up/Down Crown. It certainly didn't hurt to have one of those locals be an ex PBA bowler. Great job by all!!!!
Tuesday began the Welker Scratch Doubles with 24 teams competing for the Doubles Crown. In the end, Kevin Schaefer, (CA), and John Budd (IN) won the event. It was Kevin 2nd National Doubles Crown, the first coming with Billy Birch as his partner. They were closely followed by John Sharp and Ronald Richardson of Virginia for second place. In order to advance to the finals, Kevin and John won a 2 frame roll off against Walt Roy and Eddy Hutchens.
Wednesday began the Handicap Team event was conducted with 15 teams were vying for the title. In the end, John Sharp, (VA) Keith Green, (VA) and Phillip Daniel, (TX) were crowned the 2014 National Champions. Little did Keith know he had bigger things in store for the "B" Division. Wednesday afternoon the Tournament of Champions was contested among all present that had won prior National Championships. In the Scratch Division, Mark Shepherd was crowned the new TOC winner and in Handicap, Mike Destasio was crowned the new TOC winner. Wednesday evening we were all treated to a wonderful social as the food was wonderful and the music, performed by "Back in Da Day" was outstanding. Numerous door prizes were given to those present. The evening ended with the performers giving tribute to those in wheelchairs that have overcome numerous obstacles to attain greatness. Just a great evening.
Thursday morning began with an introduction of those sponsors that were present. We were blessed to have a young high school girl sing our National Anthem, and the ceremonial first ball was rolled by a County commissioner which did a great job with the second ball and the singles competition began. In the scratch division, great bowling as always even though they found the lanes to be somewhat difficult. In the end, George Holscher of Virginia was the High Qualifier. In the "A" Division, Johnnie Baylark of Illinois was the High Qualifier and in the "B" Division, Ladon Chambers of Virginia was the High Qualifier.
In the "B" Division roll-offs, Don Porpora, (FL) defeated reining champ Tom Walthall (VA), 237-213. He then went on to defeat Andy Bernt (FL), 236-200. Don then met his match being defeated by Keith Green (VA), 230-220. In the match for the B division championship, Keith Green defeat fellow Virginia native Ladon Chambers, 246-191, giving Keith his first National Singles title.
In the "A" Division roll-offs, Terry Stewart. (TX) defeated Mike VanDyke, (VA) 213-193. He then took on Keith Scott (VA), being defeated 223-170. Keith then faced J.K. Johnston, (TX) and was defeated 216-192. For the "A" Division title match pitted JK against Johnnie Baylark (ILL) with JK coming out victorious in the end, 197-185 capturing the "A" Division Crown. It was JK second National title, winning the "A" division some 14 years ago.
In the Scratch Division roll-offs, 4 contestants were passed National Scratch Champions!! The first match placed Walt Roy, (CA) 5 time National Scratch Champion, against Mike DeLoach (CO). Mike defeated Walt, 188-177. He then took on 2013 Scratch Champion Mark Shepherd, (CO), winning 194-154. Next victim was Shawn Beam (TX), winning handily, 170-145. For the Scratch Championship, Mike faced high qualifier and native Virginia son, George Holscher. Mike defeated George by reverting to his backup ball release winning 202-170 for his first National Singles Title.
Other awards given were the Buddy Cole Award to Keith Green for an improvement of +298. Janet Norwood won the Alma Ladwig award as the top female bowler. The prestigious Richard Carlson All Events Champion went to George Holscher in the Scratch Division and Johnnie Baylark and Andy Bernt, Handicap Division, tying for the championship. The Bill Hart Sportsmanship Award went to Jerry Mills of Virginia and Johnnie Baylark captured the Seniors Title. The 53rd ended with a wonderful Awards Banquet Saturday night at the host hotel with all the awards being presented to the winners.
Finally we want to thank some very special people and sponsors. But we first want to thank the 60 bowlers that attended and we hope you enjoyed your stay. A special thanks goes out to the AWBA Auxiliary for their support throughout the year. We want to thank Linda Schneider and Helena Roy for once again handling every issue in a calm and professional manner. Our National Sponsors, Storm Bowling, National PVA, ABC Medical, and the USBC for your continued support of our National Championship and the sport of wheelchair bowling. To Independent Wheels, Mid-Atlantic PVA, Hilton Hotels, Bowl America, all those that purchased raffle tickets, and to those AWBA members that assisted financially with your gift to this event, thank you all so very much. Sue and I truly enjoyed having you all in Virginia for this event and we are now looking forward to a few days of rest and then helping where we can, to make the 2015 AWBA National Championships in Tampa, Florida a huge success.
The event began with Doubles competition. In the end, it boiled down to Keith Green and Phillip Daniel taking on Paul Cook and Don Porpora for the Doubles Championship. In the end, Keith and Phillip out dueled Paul and Don for the title. Great match between the two teams.
Friday evening the Up and Down event was held. It was a wonderful event as we were able to renew old friendship from those walking bowlers that have bowled with us for many years. There were some great scores bowl as Walt Roy had an 800 series. No tap or not, that is awesome bowling no matter the format. The winners were Gary Ryan and Dave Clark barely sneaking by the Tournament Director Harold Bowman and his partner, Eddie Johnson. A great time had by all.
Singles Competition began Saturday morning with the format being 3 sets of 4 games. In the "B" Division, it boiled down to two Virginians going head to head to the title. Janet Norwood took on "B" Division National Champion and High Qualifier went to Keith Green. Keith held off a late charge by Janet to take the "B" Division Title. Some say it may be time to re-rate Keith!!!! Great roll off to watch. In the "A" Division, it came down to the Tournament Director and High Qualifier Harold Bowman attempting to take the title facing Texan Paul Cook. When the dust settled, Paul won the "A" Division with some great bowling. Harold had a wonderful tournament however, bowling a 666 scratch series in the first set. Must have been the "666" that got him in the end. In the Scratch Division, Walt Roy, High Qualifier, took on Floridian Dave Roberts for the title. Dave chose a bright Orange ball to use against Walt hoping he would be partially blinded. However, the rumor is that Walt is color blind and it had no effect on his bowling. Walt outlasted Dave to take the Southern Open Scratch Title. Other notables in the Divisional Roll Offs were Phillip Daniel, Gary Ryan, and Wayne Webber in "A", Steve Edgar, Robert Kimrey, and Tom Maciosek in "B" and Eddy Hutchens and Roger Templar in Scratch. Those not making the roll offs but having a great time bowling was JK Johnson, Don Porpora, Dave Nelson, Jackie Jordan, Norm Bissell, and Judy Mosher.
After the roll offs and winners were decided, we were treated to a great barbeque dinner to bring an end to another wonderful Southern Open. I would like to thank our National Sponsors, Storm Bowling, the USBC, and ABC Medical for being a part of the 10th Southern Open. Of course, I cannot forget Little Caesar's Pizza for that continued support of the AWBA and Wheelchair bowling. Also, a big thanks to the staff of Brunswick Zone for all they did to insure that those attending had a great time. Thanks to all that attended. We always try to put our best foot forward when putting on this event and hope you all enjoyed.


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I made a similar thread on the Tekken X Street Fighter board, but seeing as actual commercials have been released for this, there's a little more to address.
A crossover is a delicate thing to market. In contrast to other games, it's not just about the game, it's about the crossover experience. And it might be a little weird for there to be two games crossing over the same thing, despite the game mechanics being different.
"Worlds Collide is the tagline for this game. That's the premise they're serving up for this game. This is the game where the worlds of Street Fighter and Tekken collide. So what purpose does Tekken X Street Fighter serve? It serves no purpose except to also include the other kind of gameplay that wasn't included in the first game. But people who are there for the crossover? They don't really care about that. In fact, I'm willing to wager that once Tekken X Street Fighter is released, Joe Casualgamer will get the two mixed up at his local Best Buy.
Why? Because he wants to buy that one game where Street Fighter and Tekken fight each other. That's what a crossover is for, right?
I did add, however, that there's a good amount of years between Street Fighter X Tekken and Tekken X Street Fighter. So the Tekken X Street Fighter game feels... kinda like a sequel, which is legit and isn't forced or anything. It could easily be marketed with the feel of a sequel. Sequels are fine.
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Huh? But it's not about playing as Street Fighters in Tekken, or Tekken characters in Street Fighter, or at least that's not what crossovers normally are. It's both sides mixed together in one game.
Back when the CAPCOMvsSNK games were put out, the same thing happened there, except even more so. Both CAPCOM and SNK ended up putting out two crossover fighting games each. And it was all just fine.
I completely disagree. Two games is the absolute PERFECT way to do a crossover. Because then you get one game done in each companies style, and you get to see Tekken characters done in an SF style, and SF charatcers done in a Tekken style.
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But that's not what a crossover is for. Or at least, that's not what people expect of a crossover. When you mix two colors, you only get one color.
As for Capcom and SNK, there was a decent amount of time between each game. Plus from then on, all SNK released were those Card Fighter games. Which is different enough in genre to not be weird.
If you're there for the two gameplay styles, fine. But that's not really what a crossover is, by common definition. You're there to see Heihachi fight Chun-Li. It's about the characters crossing over, not the two game design styles.
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As for Capcom and SNK, there was a decent amount of time between each game. Plus from then on, all SNK released were those Card Fighter games. Which is different enough in genre to not be weird.
No; aside from Card-Fighter DS, first you got SNKvsCAPCOM for the NGPC, and then after the original two Card-Fighter games were released, (we never got the second one,) then we got SNKvsCAPCOM Chaos in 2003.
Chances are that TxSF won't even be released until mid-late 2013. So SFxT will be "old" by then.
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Roger Waldron brings more than 20 years of high-profile government contracting experience to the Coalition. Waldron served as acting senior procurement executive for the GSA from 2005-2007. During that time, he was also a member of the Acquisition Advisory Panel.
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Hosted by Roger Waldron of the Coalition for Government Procurement, Off the Shelf interviews federal contracting experts from both inside and outside of government on the issues that matter most.
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manager Jim Ghiloni gave a status update on the
June 26, 2012(Encore presentation July 10, 2012)
Election preview
Host Roger Waldron talks about the upcoming fall elections with former Virginia congressman, and Deloitte Federal Government Affairs Director Tom Davis.
June 19, 2012
Data reporting and transparency
Mayer Brown LLP partner Marcia Madsen will talk about what government managers and contractors need to know when it comes to data collection and transparency.
June 5, 2012(Encore presentation June 12, 2012)
Small business contracting
Congressman Mick Mulvaney and Coalition for Government Procurement Chairman Bill Gormley will talk the challenges that small businesses face when trying to do business with the government.
May 15, 2012
All things procurement
Host Roger Waldron talks about the key procurement issues with Joe Hornyak, partner at Holland & Knight LLP.
May 8, 2012
Q& A with Bill Gormley
Coalition for Government Procurement chairman Bill Gormley joins host Roger Waldron to talk about the coalition's recently completed spring conference.
May 1, 2012
Bid protests
Anne Perry and Jonathan Aronie, partners at Sheppard Mullin, will answer questions about the bid protest process.
April 17, 2012(Encore presentation May 22, 2012)
Liability and contracting
McKenna Long & Aldridge Partner Jason Workmaster and David Dowd, partner at Mayer Brown will discuss what contractors can do to avoid liability issues.
April 10, 2012
What's new at the U.S. Postal Service?
Bill Doucette, head of Federal Sector Sales at the U.S. Postal Service, joins host Roger Waldron to talk about some of the agency's programs and services.
April 3, 2012
Integrations and more
Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Steve Kempf will talk about where the government-wide contracting market place is headed.
March 20, 2012(Encore presentation April 24, 2012)
Contracting reform
Host Roger Waldron and Jim Schweiter, partner at McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP will talk about legislation affecting the contracting community.
March 13, 2012
The federal budget and contracting
Deltek Chief Knowledge Officer Ray Bjorklund discusses how contractors will be affected by the new federal budget.
March 6, 2012
Sequestration and DoD
Jonathan Etherton, president of Etherton and Associates Inc., joins host Roger Waldron to talk about a number of federal procurement issues.
February 28, 2012(Encore presentation May 29, 2012)
All things procurement
Host Roger Waldron talks federal procurement with David Drabkin, corporate director for Acquisition Policy at the Northrop Grumman Corporation.
February 21, 2012
An expert view of federal procurement policy
George Washington University Law School professor Steve Schooner joins host Roger Waldron to talk about the top procurement issues.
February 7, 2012(Encore presentation February 14, 2012)
Regulatory changes for contractors
Jack Horan and Jason Workmaster, partners at McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, talk about how contractors and subcontractors will be affected by recent regulatory changes.
January 31, 2012
Can commercial satellite services help your agency?
Kay Sears, president of Intelsat General Corporation, will talk about how the federal communications marketplace is changing.
January 17, 2012
OFPP's Gordon reflects on mythbusters, acquisition workforce
Host Roger Waldron talks procurement and other issues with Dan Gordon, outgoing administrator for Federal Procurement Policy at the Office of Management and Budget.
December 20, 2011(Encore presentation January 3, 2011)
Johnson: GSA testbed of energy efficiency, savings
Host Roger Waldron is joined by Martha Johnson, administrator for the General Services Administration.
December 13, 2011(Encore presentation December 27, 2011)
What's happening in the federal market?
Host Roger Waldron will discuss a wide variety of procurement issues, with Judy Marks, CEO of Siemens Government Technologies.
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Food trucks provide on-the-go training for owners
Street food has flourished in the weak economy as people seek inexpensive meals. Some want treats like cupcakes and ice cream that are different from what they'd find in a supermarket.
For entrepreneurs who dream of opening a restaurant, it's a cheaper and less risky way to get into business. If a cart or truck is at a location where it's not doing well, it's easily driven elsewhere. But an owner with a store in a bad location is stuck - usually with a lease. Restaurant failure rates are high - studies generally put it around 30 percent in the first year of operation. The trucks themselves are great advertising for mobile or fixed locations. Trucks in New York called, simply, Pizza Truck, are bright red or a collage of psychedelic colors. Kogi Korean barbecue trucks, which operate in Los Angeles, have big red flames painted on their sides.
Most of this new generation of street food purveyors want to open a restaurant someday, says Jim Ellison, a food court coordinator with the Economic Community Development Institute of Columbus, Ohio, who helps truck operators set up their businesses. "I work with nine trucks and 14 carts, and all would like to have a brick and mortar store."
Flirty Cupcakes, located in Chicago, started its first truck in May 2010 and added a second one that December. The $60,000 startup cost for each was significantly less than the $150,000 it took to open a bakery and restaurant in February. The low cost of operating the truck allowed owner Tiffany Kurtz to use the money she made to save up to open the store. Having the store solved another problem. Cart and truck operators often must rent space in commercial kitchens to prepare the food that they sell. But the popularity of carts and food trucks has resulted in big demand for kitchen space. And as their sales grow, owners need to rent more time. Kurtz found that she couldn't get all the time she needed to make her Devil in Disguise, Paradise Island, For the Love of Chocolate and other cupcakes. Having a bakery as part of the Flirty Cupcakes restaurant has eliminated that challenge. The space also is big enough to house her two trucks, which still hit the streets selling treats.
But running a mobile food business isn't a drive down easy street. There's a lot of work involved. A Flirty Cupcakes truck can make six stops a day. Each time it has to be set up and then broken down when it's time to leave. A restaurant doesn't need to be set up and broken down as much.
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"The trucks needed maintenance, with the engines breaking down and the batteries going flat. We knew a store would have less technical difficulties, and once we got the store manager, the store could more or less run itself," says Laura O'Neill, part of the trio that owns six yellow Van Leeuwen Ice Cream trucks in New York - three of the trucks also sell pastries. The success of the trucks, which began selling ice cream and sundaes four years ago, prompted O'Neill and business partners Ben and Pete Van Leeuwen to open three stores - two in Brooklyn and one in Manhattan. Customers line up to buy standards like chocolate and espresso, and also special flavors like Salted Caramel with Makers Mark Bourbon.
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The Visakhapatnam Lok Sabha constituency has not been able to elect a Union Minister all these years, mainly because it has invariably been electing Opposition candidates as its MPs. Stalwarts like P.V.G. Raju and Tenneti Viswanadham could not find a berth in the Union ministry precisely for this reason.
The Telugu Desam Party's M.V.V.S. Murthi got elected twice in alternate general elections. Everybody thought that he would find a berth in his second innings since the TDP had joined hands with the National Democratic Alliance, but the party supremo preferred to support the NDA Ministry from outside, ruling out the possibility.
On the eve of the latest expansion of the Progressive Democratic Alliance Ministry, there were strong indications that former Chief Minister N. Janardhana Reddy, who was returned from Vizag in the 2004 election, would make the grade, but he lost it by a whisker.
One consolation is the inclusion of Rajya Sabha member T. Subbarami Reddy, who was a Lok Sabha member from Vizag twice earlier and who has made the city his second home.
It's a dream come true for media-friendly Rajya Sabha member T. Subbarami Reddy. His induction in the Union Ministry was possible after he became close to 10 Janpath in his capacity as the member of AICC media committee.
The high-profile cocktail parties hosted regularly by him in Delhi were also partly responsible for his securing a ministerial berth.
The turning point for tilting of scales in favour of Mr. Subbarami Reddy was Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy's dislike for former CM and Vizag MP N. Janardhana Reddy. Anyhow, one Reddy from Nellore has beaten a fellow-Reddy from the same place, for the coveted post.Thanks to the organisers, thousands of music lovers who turned up for the Devi Sri Prasad Nite last week had an `unforgettable experience'.
Crowds started converging at the AU Engineering College grounds well ahead of the schedule at 5 p.m. Youth were getting restive when the programme did not start even after about an hour and started breaking chairs.
The event was delayed by about three hours, and in the meantime, the organisers had to announce repeatedly on the mike appealing to the crowd not to break the chairs.
A number of people started leaving the venue before the start of the programme and some left after it started as there were no chairs to sit.
Soon after the start of the event, the organisers were seen pleading with cameramen and even photographers from the media not to shoot the event as the sponsor was threatening to pull out of the programme as he wanted exclusive rights to shoot the programme. Devi Sri Prasad belted out some good numbers and the songs were interspersed with dance sequences and songs by other singers.
Those who came with their families were embarrassed to see the scantily clad dance troupe members.
Mediapersons cursed the organisers for inviting them and asking them not to click pictures and videograph the event. If that was their intention, they should not have invited the media in the first place.
Traffic in the city is growing by leaps and bounds. But hardly anyone seems to realise the truth behind the saying that `speed thrills but kills'. Not a day passes without accidents taking place claiming lives.
While prevention is always better, the next best thing when an accident takes place is making available timely treatment. With the emergency service available on "108" people are immediately turning to it for help.
On Monday afternoon, there was an accident at Gopalapatnam. A taxi appeared to have gone out of control hitting an auto and a van.
A man was hurled below the auto which was dragged by the car. Another man was injured. Immediately a passer-by called 108 on his cellphone and reported the accident. Within no time, the ambulance reached the spot.
It has been happenning almost everyday and that emergency care is a phone call away appears to be the only comforting thought.
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