Mechanicville’s Brian Mariano is a standout on the lanes and the links. He won last weekend’s King of the Hill tournament at Hilltop Bowl. (Photo provided)
Multi-talented Brian Mariano excels on both the lanes and the links. He can also give you a professional play-by-play call or color commentary of his or his buddies’ exploits on demand.
Mariano, 32, made his living for the last seven or eight years describing other standout athletes on the radio, but he’s also a consistent and confident competitor who can execute in the clutch.
Last weekend, the Mechanicville High School and Hudson Valley Community College product defeated Scott Rogers in the finals to claim the King of Hill Tournament at Hilltop Bowl in Speigletown. The format called for five games of qualifying, and then head-to-head match play for the top 16 qualifiers. Mariano knocked off several talented players on the way to the title. He used his new 900 Global Wolverine ball.
It wasn’t the first local win for Mariano, who’s found success on the lanes ever since he was a youngster.
He won the Troy Bowling Association’s 800 Tournament while he was competing on the HVCC bowling team, and he also beat Connor LeClair, the talented son of Revolutions Pro Shop proprietor and former PBA50 Player of the Year Brian LeClair, in the finals of a Huck Finn non-winners tournament on television.
He and Tim Geleta captured the TBA Doubles Tournament crown in 2018, and he was part of the winning team in the TBA 2019 City Championship.
“Anyone who watches me knows that I don’t like to hook it a lot,” Mariano said. “At Hilltop, they put down the Route 66 oil pattern, and that pattern hooks more than I would like. I was prepared to play more to the left, but I prefer to play around the first arrow or between the first and second arrow. I pride myself, especially when I was at HVCC, for learning to be versatile. People see me more as a tweener [midway between a stroker and a cranker] with my style, but I can play inside when I have to.”
At HVCC, Mariano frequently bowled 60-70 games per week between practices, his leagues and college tournaments.
“I just really enjoyed bowling,” he said. “We made the top 15 in the country and won all the local tournaments we could win. We lost by just one pin in the conference tournament one year, and I ended up being the conference MVP, along with Victoria Jensen. We had a bad block at nationals, but it was still one of the best years I ever had.”
Mariano bowled on the Mechanicville High School bowling varsity team for five years. The team won the Class C-D crown in 2004, 2006 and 2008, the year he shot a 1,415 six-game block and earned a spot on the state team.
Mariano continued his success on the lanes after high school and college. Although he currently bowls in just one league — the Beer Belly Bob’s Classic at Hometown Lanes — he used to bowl three or four times a week. One year he averaged better than 230 at three different houses.
“Hometown is my home center, but I prided myself on being able to bowl at different centers and to be more versatile,” he said.
Mariano’s highest league average is a 235. He currently has 32 perfect games and 14 800 triples, but none this year. “I’ve tried to stay ahead of my perfect game totals compared to my age,” he said with a laugh.”
The former UAlbany play-by-play and color commentator also worked for ESPN radio for seven years both as a producer and on-air personality. He currently works for SEFCU.
“My dream when I went to HVCC [studying broadcast journalism] was to get into the communications business, especially at ESPN,” Mariano said. “I was lucky enough to have a friend who offered me a job working the board as a producer for Yankee games at night. That gave me a foot in the door, and I still worked at ESPN after I graduated. As far as the UAlbany job was concerned, the pandemic put a hurt on the UAlbany stuff, and they didn’t have the budget any more to pay me.”
Besides his skills on the lanes and as a radio producer/on-air personality, Mariano is also an outstanding golfer who has won the Mechanicville Golf Club championship the last three seasons. He’s basically a scratch player (0.5 handicap) who has shot 67 twice — once at Mechanicville GC, and another time at Orchard Creek. After giving up football in middle school, he played for the Mechanicville golf team since he was in eighth grade. He was the Class C-D tournament medalist one season and made it to the state qualifier several times. He’s also a frequent competitor in top area golf tournaments.
But it’s too early to take his clubs out now, and you can find him competing in numerous local team bowling events over the next two months.
Get your trios teams ready to compete in the annual Schenectady USBC Open Tournament, which runs Feb. 19-27 at Towne Bowling Academy. The format will be three-person teams ($25 per person), plus optional entries into the team scratch ($10), handicap singles ($10) and scratch singles ($10). First place will be $1,200, based on 80 teams. Cash payout will be one in eight. Handicap is based on 90% of 240. Squads will be Feb. 19 (2:30 p.m.), Feb. 20 (9:30 a.m., 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.), Feb. 25 (9:30 p.m.), Feb. 26 (2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.) and Feb. 27 (9:30 a.m., 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.). For more information, contact Bill Nolan (518-210-3639) or Lloyd Denny (518-370-0614). Come support your local bowling association. It’s hard to beat the price.
Towne Bowling Academy is also the host for the NYS Junior Team Regionals Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sunday at noon and 3 p.m. On Feb. 13, there will also be two more squads at noon and 3 p.m.
Towne Bowling Academy’s 12th annual Handicap Team Tournament concluded last weekend. Unofficial results have Planet Express (3,049) winning team honors followed by Beer Belly Bobs (3,015), Jamie Mazuryk’s Homes (2,988) and Team Thow (2,988). Low to cash was 2,791. In singles, the top three were Zachary Bogholtz (841), Larry Porter (836) and Liz Kuhlkin (827), with 732 as the low to cash.
Ambidextrous league treasurer Bill Douglas collected his fourth career perfect game — all as a natural right-hander — Tuesday in the Daily Gazette league at Sportsman’s Bowl.
Former Normanside CC assistant golf pro Justin Hearley, now the new head pro at Burden Lake CC, is having a banner season on the lanes, averaging 233 at Town & Country Lanes. Tuesday night the lefty shot a 289-792 triple. A 10-pin cost him his seventh perfect game and an 800 triple.
The Amsterdam boys won the Foothills Council, and the Fonda-Fultonville boys captured the Western Athletic Conference title in scholastic league tournaments this week.
Congratulations to Chris Aguire, who recorded his first 700 triple with a 245-702 in the Rotterdam District 2 league at Towne Bowling Academy.
PBA50 regional pro Rich Strath advanced to the semifinals of last weekend’s New England Bowling Association event in East Haven, Connecticut.
The Schenectady/Scotia Women’s 500 Tournament, which will shut down after this season, made its final run last Saturday at Sportsman’s Bowl. In Division A, Anna Flores shot a 725 handicap total and earned $83, followed by Gail Browning (679, $50), Laurie Laduke (667, $30), Lisa Wend ($652, $25) and Jeanne Mastro (648, $25). In Division B, Mary Lefebvre shot a 708 triple and collected $83. The other leaders were Denise Rucinski (691, $50), Marianne Hogle (664, $30), Donna Frederick (654, $25) and Connie Gerardi (654, $25).
Towne Bowling Academy hosts Sammy Ventura’s February Eliminator Feb. 12 at 2 p.m. The scratch event offers a $1,000 top prize, based on 60 entries. There will be four divisions: age 49-and-under, 50-59, 60-69 and 70-plus. There is a minimum of five bowlers required for a division. Entry fee is $70. One in five bowlers in each division qualify for the eliminators until there is a champion. Call 315-256-7100 for more information.
The Capital District Youth Scholarship Tour returns Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Uncle Sam Lanes in Troy.
Town & Country Lanes hosts the next Amateur Bowlers Association of New York singles tournament Feb. 20 at 9:30 a.m. Only bowlers with averages less than 215 are eligible. Call Jim Burton (518-209-4748) for reservations.
High school bowling sectionals begin Feb. 10 with the girls’ sectionals and continue Feb. 11 with the boys’ Class C event. The boys’ Class A tournament is set for Feb. 14, and the boys’ Class B event will be held Feb. 15. All the sectionals are scheduled for Boulevard Bowl.
Kim Adler (15 titles, 3 majors, former Rookie of the Year), Kim Kearney (10 titles, 3 majors, former Rookie of the Year) and Joan Romeo (meritorious service) have been elected to the Professional Women’s Bowling Association Hall of Fame. All three are also in the USBC Hall of Fame.
The 45th annual Troy USBC’s 700 Club Tournament is set for Feb. 12 at Hometown Lanes. To be eligible, a bowler must have registered a 700 triple in a Troy USBC league or tournament. Entry fee is $35. The format will be three games of qualifying to determine the eight finalists from each squad for the head-to-head elimination roll-offs. The squads, limited to 72 bowlers in each, will be 10 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. Send checks, made payable to the Troy Bowling Association, and entries to Michael Keegan, 25 Mountainview Ave., Troy, NY 12180.
Uncle Sam Lanes is the host site for Super Bowl Baker Doubles on Feb. 13 at 11 a.m. First place will be $1,000, based on 52 teams. Entry fee is $40 per bowler. Contact Rob Daigneault (518-859-6726) or Darrell Coonrad (518-817-3505) to register.
Kingpin’s Alley Family Fun Center is also hosting a Scratch Doubles tournament Sunday at 10 a.m. The field is loaded with many of the area’s premier bowlers.
Town & Country’s second annual Baker Doubles Tournament concludes this weekend. There will be one squad Saturday at 3 p.m. and two squads Sunday, at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Entry fee will be $60 per team. First place will be $1,000 based on 100 teams. The format will be a six-game sweeper on three pairs. One in eight teams will cash. Handicap will be 90% of 220 (team average will determine the handicap). Call 51-456-1113 for reservations.
Town & Country also will host its annual Invitational beginning with qualifiers this month. In-league qualifying begins Saturday and runs through Feb. 26 for a fee of $15 for three weeks of qualifying. Out-of-league qualifiers will be Feb. 12 at 1 p.m., Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. and Feb. 27 at 11 a.m. and entry fee will be $20. Qualifiers will be seeded into a 64-person double-elimination bracket. Handicap is 90% of 240. The finals will be held March 6. Call Anthony Scaccia (518-881-5054) for more information.
Nick DiCerbo registered a 289-773, Matt Fazzone drilled a 259-763 and both Bryan Kelley and Eric Stangle fired 761 triples to pace the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy. Jeff Kallner tossed a 278-760 and Marty Capullo Jr. rolled a perfect game during a 753 triple.
Tony Fernandez belted a 264-754, Matt Olson tossed a 2y8-743, B.J. Smith Jr. delivered a 259-734 and Zach Bogholtz cranked out a 259-733 in the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.
Stephen Alexander put together a 269-1,003 four-game series, B.J. Smith Jr. shot a 264-961 and Brian Hart delivered a 256-951 in the Frank DePalma Boulevard Classic Tuesday night at Boulevard Bowl.
Liz Kuhlkin slammed a 278-1,068 four-game set, and both Billy McGaffin Jr. (279-1,046) and Chris Fawcett (266-1,009) also hit the 1,000 mark in the Reis Group Kim Brown Memorial Mixed Doubles league Wednesday night at Towne Bowling Academy. Debbie Capullo (289-995) and Joe VanDerLinden (258-991) also excelled.
REIS GROUP KIM BROWN MEMORIAL CITY LEAGUE
Towne Bowling Academy 13-2, J & F Lawn Care 12-3, Broadway Lanes 11-4, Sindoni Sausage 10-5, DeCrescente Distributing 9-6, ABS 9-6, Falvey Real Estate 9-6, Mohawk Chevrolet-Honda 9-6, Rollerama 8-7, Boulevard Bowl 8-7, Down’s Roofing 7-8, TSS Printing & Awards 7-8, 20 North 7-8, Mastrioanni Ford 6-9, D.A. Parisi & Co. 6-9, Kristel Mechanic 5-10, Broadway Lunch 5-10 ,Palazzo Ristorante 4-11 ,KKC Recovery 3-12, Fogg’s Automotive 2-13.
P.J. Derenzo 205-226-248 – 679, Ken Wilkins 223-201-137 – 561, Mike Scaccia 181-227-235 – 643, Derek Foti 227-186-186 – 599. Totals: 836-840-806 – 2,482.
D.A. Parisi & Co. (2)
Zach Strachan 237-199-205 – 641, Kyle Wilkins 194-228-202 – 624, Stephen Alexander 189-229-268 – 686, Jeremy Clute (absent) 190-190-190 – 570. Totals: 810-846-865 – 2,521.
Ed Gumm 279-253-221 – 753, Chip Tashjian 200-195-214 – 609, Brad Lawyer 185-256-170 – 611, Jody Becker 255-206-189 – 650. Totals: 919-910-794 – 2,623.
Jenn Schissler 203-242-229 – 674, Chuck Schissler 199-187-171 – 557, Bill Nolan 225-189-186 – 612, Gabe Criscuolo 257-190-214 – 661. Totals: 684-608-812 – 2,504.
Dan Auricchio 269-258-190 – 717, Lee Aiezza 203-215-258 – 676, Jeff Young 199-232-202 – 633, Ron Unser 230-257-249 – 736. Totals: 901-962-899 – 2,762.
Bryan Admire 258-212-213 – 683, Nick Barnes (absent) 190-190-190 – 570, Ryan Karabin 227-237-191 – 655, Billy Wigand 246-226-220 – 692. Totals: 921-805-814 – 2,600.
J & F Lawn Care (2)
Jason Brown 195-256-246 – 697, Steve Hallenbeck 224-213-258 – 695, Nick Stricos 193-209-199 – 601, R.J. Martinez 237-225-198 – 660. Totals: 849-903-901 – 2,653.
John Askew 179-212-258 – 649, Bob Messick 172-185-268 – 625, Chris Allen 235-213-176 – 624, Mike Nolan 244-204-216 – 664. Totals: 830-814-918 – 2,562.
Nick DiCerbo 289-236-248 – 773, Kara Struffolino 228-193-224 – 645, Vinny Struffolino 217-215-191 – 623, Ronnie Zadrozny 220-205-203 – 628. Totals: 954-849-866 – 2,669.
Ed White 202-167-276 – 745, Mel Kristel 192-255-187 – 634, Bryan Kelley 229-255-277 – 761, Jeff Whitehouse 196-215-236 – 647. Totals: 819-992-976 – 2,787.
Ron Paradiso 234-191-179 – 604, Jacob Rotter 141-190-214 – 545, Dan Rotter 195-191-192 – 578, Ken LaBelle Jr. 246-277-215 – 738. Totals: 816-849-800 – 2,465.
Tom Earl 216-207-247 – 670, Craig Taylor 234-238-193 – 665, Marty Capullo Jr. 300-247-206 – 753, Debbie Capullo 241-207-7198 – 646. Totals: 991-899-844 – 2,734.
Matt Kallner 257-248-237 – 742, Jordan Byrnes 166-227-222 – 615, Jeff Kallner 278-244-237 – 760, Matt Fazzone 259-247-257 – 763. Totals: 960-967-953 – 2,880.
Eric McDowell 219-215-199 – 633, James Carpenter 189-182-202 – 573, Jackie Malone 223-181-223 – 627, Bob Evans 210-224-223 – 657. Totals: 841-802-847 – 2,490.
Jessica Aiezza 289-259-195 – 743, Mark Kuhlkin 179-201-210 – 590, Scott Rogers 210-223-223 – 656, Liz Kuhlkin 247-203-249 – 699. Totals: 925-886-877 – 2,688.
Paul Dumas 205-226-189 – 620, Eric Keller 182-208-245 – 635, Jim Geiger 203-204-279 – 686, Steve Wagoner 258-204-229 – 691. Totals: 848-842-942 – 2,632.
Scott Chastenay 203-268-236 – 707, Mike Dicerbo 214-247-198 – 659, Rich Strath 237-247-190 – 674, Joe VanDerLinden 226-225-192 – 644. Totals: 880-988-816 – 2,684.
Roy Vanderbogart 221-246-257 – 724, John Pancake 245-211-222 – 678, Eric Stangle 257-256-248 – 761, Justin Barcomb 278-211-192 – 681. Totals: 1,001-924-919 – 2,844.
Mike Voss 244-243-204 – 691, Lindsey McPhail 246-207-247 – 700, Joe Byrnes 205-241-268 – 714, Tommy Donato 259-226-235 – 720. Totals: 954-917-954 – 2,825.
Cassius Boyd 219-201-162 – 582, Karrie Blake 240-259-191 – 690, Eric Quinlivan 222-229-201 – 652, Marc Fowler 193-247-225 – 665. Totals 874-936-779 – 2,589.
Muny Grille 16.5-3.5, Metroland Photo 15-5, VanBuren Enerprises 15-5, Precision Floors 14.5-5.5, Universal Auto Parts 13-7, Rollin’ Smoke BBQ 12-8, St. John Stone & Concrete 10-10, Bob’s Pro Shop 9-11, G & Dz Pizza 9-11, Café One-Eleven 7-13, Mike’s Hot Dogs 7-13, The Appliance Specialist 4-16, Klonowski’s Pro Shop 4-16, I.D.I.D. 4-16.
Andy Smith 205-203-190 – 598, Bill Heaphy III 215-243-213 – 671, Chris Fedden 268-257-169 – 694, Chris Smith 230-232-199 – 661. Totals: 918-935-771 – 2,624.
Tony Fernandez 242-248-264 – 754, Patti Tenyenhuis 246-29-185 – 710, Jim Valentino 245-226-183 – 654, A.J. Perone 167-220-232 – 619. Totals: 900-973-864 – 2,737.
Anthony Clay 221-157-182 – 560, Amy Matchen 168-203-235 – 606, Jackielynn Noble 174-221-192 – 587 Jim Petronis 184-240-205 – 629. Totals: 747-821-814 – 2,382.
Fred McMahon 247-189-202 – 638, Earl Lawrence Jr. 227-238-168 – 633, Bob Tedesco Jr. 235-234-196 – 665, Mike Smith 237-220-177 – 634. Totals: 946-881-743 – 2,570.
Melissa Bogholtz 172-198-193 – 563, Bill Carl 204-196-237 – 637, Zach Bogholtz 228-259-246 – 733, Curt Benedetto Sr. 290-243-180 – 713. Totals: 894-896-856 – 2,646.
Doug Semerad 247-218-188 – 653, Tammy Sader 214-200-190 – 604, Rick Rogaski 210-193-224 – 627, Kevin Palmer 203-185-221 – 609. Totals: 874-796-823 – 2,493.
St. John Stone & Concrete (1)
Mike Isabella Jr. 236-223-244 – 703, Andrew D’Aurizio 238-205-213 – 656, Joe D’Aurizio Jr. 196-189-224 – 609, Joe D’Aurizio Sr. 236-203-248 – 687. Totals: 906-820-929 – 2,655.
Art Van Buren 244-258-222 – 724, Rich Manzer Jr. 212-259-185 – 656, Brian French 278-198-236 – 712, Terry Ray 227-235-214 – 676. Totals: 961-950-857 – 2,768.
Rob Mengel 213-222-277 – 712, Cory Buckley 220-226-267 – 713, Tyler Mochrie 223-226-213 – 662, Matt Olson 213-268-262 – 743. Totals: 869-942-1,019 – 2,830.
Mike Liberatore (absent) 200-200-200 – 600, Steve Fawcett 165-215-196 – 576, Brandon Sheridon 180-233-174 – 587, Chris Fawcett 269-268-188 – 725. Totals: 814-916-758 – 2,488.
Jay Diamond 243-234-222 – 699, Dave Bingham 220-191-219 – 630, John Musto Jr. 257-229-233 – 719, Jamie Diamond 259-233-211 – 703. Totals: 979-887-885 – 2,751.
Mike Guidarelli 204-248-222 – 674, Jim Bassotti 223-196-238 – 657, Jason Impellizzeri 211-189-209 – 609, Matt Swiatocha 246-256-216 – 718. Totals: 884-889-885 – 2,658.
Lee Quivey 248-217-233 – 698, Steve Renzi 234-235-247 – 716, Mike Gallitelli 223-224-247 – 694, B.J. Smith Jr. 231-259-244 – 734. Totals: 936-935-971 – 2,842.
Jason Deitz 225-228-175 – 628, Matt Hitchcock 213-189-203 – 605, Rob Beedleson 224-232-226 – 682, Rich Ellis 179-236-206 – 621. Totals: 841-885-810 – 2,536.
Zach Strachan 213-232-259-205 – 909, Afwaz Khan 279-224-182-212 – 897, Ryan Karabin 248-220-224-256 – 948. Totals: 740-676-665-673 – 2,754.
Mark Hansen 184-203-223-210 – 820, Robin Fredenburgh 175-223-259-201 – 858. B.J. Smith Jr. 264-217-246-234 – 961. Totals: 623-643-728-645 – 2,639.
Michael Scaccia 202-2234-151-240 – 827, Brian Hart 213-245-237-256 – 951, Derek Foti 216-235-212-217 – 880. Totals: 631-714-600-713 – 2,658.
D.A. Parisi & Co. (3)
John Mecca 203-191-248-246 – 888, Jeff Williams 219-237-235-212 – 903, Ken Wilkins 246-235-216-244 – 941. Totals: 668-663-699-702 – 2,732.
Zach Mecca 229-277-185-179 – 870, Tony Bianchi 221-246-213-224 – 904, Tom Girard 205-220-227-237 – 889. Totals: 655-743-625-640 – 2,663.
Keith Lawyer 219-199-216-269 – 903, Kyle Wilkins 233-225-214-192 – 864, Joe Carusone 226-236-221-201 – 884. Totals: 678-660-651-662 – 2,651.
P.J. Derenzo 210-248-203-213 – 874, Mark Derenzo 199-179-215-155 – 748, Stephen Alexander 267-269-219-248 – 1,003. Totals: 676-696-637-616 – 2,625.
REIS GROUP KIM BROWN MEMORIAL MIXED DOUBLES
Martin Harding & Mazzotti 88-32, Sindoni Sausage 83-37, Towne Bowling Academy 80-40, Pete’s Auto 76.5-43.5, Rogers Motorsports 75-45, Sportsman’s Bowl 71-49, TSS Printing & Awards 67.5-52.5, Hicks Strong 66.5-53.5, Rotterdam Vet Hospital 65-55, Never Enough Performance 57.5-62.5, 15 Church 57.5-62.5, Loyal Nutrition 55-65, Broadway Lunch 54-66, T.J. Bell Environmental 53.5-66.5, Barbecue Recreation 52.5-67.5, Team 8 50-70, GPC 49-71, Next Level Detailing 39.5-80.5, Revolutions Pro Shop 33-87, A-Plus Heating 26-94.
Kate Clark 187-223-213-151 – 774, Lee Quivey 209-205-246-181 – 841. Totals: 438-470-501-374 – 1,783.
Catie Bell 196-158-201-188 – 743, Michael Pierce 219-191-205-145 – 760. Totals: 463-397-454-381 – 1,695.
Nick Barnes 244-213-212-171 – 840, Jessica Aiezza 269-235-238-169 – 911. Totals: 531-466-468-358 – 1,823.
Kim Swiatocha 204-231-211-183 – 829, Matt Swiatocha 2343-152-228-214 – 828. Totals: 462-407-463-421 – 1,753.
Lindsey McPhail 202-188-200-191 – 791, Don Herrington 201-196-205-206 – 808. Totals: 417-398-419-411 – 1,645.
Ursula Pasquerella 210-203-204-223 – 840, Bill Nolan 215-170-199-195 – 779. Totals: 486-434-464-479 – 1,863.
Elizabeth Criscuolo 161-235-193-192 – 781, Gabe Criscuolo 279-210-227-216 – 932. Totals: 508-513-488-476 – 1,985.
Michelle Largeteau 113-114-153-152 – 532, Tony Pasquerella 151-173-209-183 – 716. Totals: 382-405-480-453 – 1,720.
Cheyanne McPhail 236-255-199-190 – 880, Chris Fawcett 249-236-258-266 – 1,009. Totals: 501-507-473-472 – 1,953.
Kelly Chrzanowski 236-218-204-212 – 870, Tom Rogers 205-221-234-206 – 866. Totals: 483-481-480-460 – 1,904.
Liz Kuhlkin 278-247-278-265 – 1,068, Joe VanDerLinden 248-236-258-249 – 991. Totals: 528-485-538-516 – 2,067.
Erika Poje 162-169-201-219 – 751, Billy McGaffin Jr. 267-279-279-221 – 1,046. Totals: 454-473-505-465 – 1,897.
Debbie Capullo 235-234-289-237 – 995, Marty Capullo Jr. 211-278-237-225 – 951. Totals: 453-519-533-469 – 1,974.
Chris Allen-Valenzuela 238-234-212-206 – 890, John Askew 247-216-219-210 – 892. Totals: 516-481-462-447 – 1,906.
Jenn Schissler 257-226-222-233 – 938, Chuckie Schissler 188-268-222-246 – 924. Totals: 485-534-484-519 – 2,022.
Renee Earl 203-193-181-180 – 757, Tom Earl 190-225-203-279 – 897. Totals: 434-459-425-500 – 1,818.
Aliyah Liberatore 205-182-155-254 – 796, Ben Empie 186-127-171-194 – 678. Totals: 449-367-384-506 – 1,706.
Jackie Malone 219-276-233-206 – 933, Paul Dumas 248-203-209-202 – 862. Totals: 492-504-467-432 – 1,895.
Amber Dominic 209-223-215-204 – 851, Scott Rogers 214-207-199-222 – 842. Totals: 452-459-443-455 – 1,809.
Victoria Shufelt 180-258-279-214 – 931, Zach Porter 236-247-247-217 – 947. Totals: 451-540-561-466 – 2,018.
Reach Bob Weiner at [email protected]