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LENNY NEEDS OVERTIME TO WIN HIS 2ND LIGBT TITLE

Posted On: June 26, 2017

New Hyde Park, NY:  It took extra frames for Lenny Nguyen, a 50 year old accountant from Flushing, NY, to win his second LIGBT title. Lenny was tied with Monique Compton, Bronx, NY at 232 after 10 frames. To break the tie a 2-frame roll off was run with Lenny defeating Monique 40-37 to win the $1,000 top prize. Monique won $500 for her second place finish while third place went to Andrew Mienkiewicz, Massapequa, NY with a 205 worth $300. Rounding out the top 4 was Mack Oakman Jr., Melville, NY with a 190 earning him $250.

The final shootout was dominated early by Monique as she threw a triple and had no opens after 6 frames. But her 50 pin lead evaporated quickly when she opened twice late and Lenny tripled in frames 6-8. When Lenny threw a 5 count on his fill ball in the 10th it gave Monique a chance to win. All Monique needed was 8 pins but when she got 7 it forced the roll off which she lost by a mere 3 pins.

The Herrill Lanes event drew a nice summer crowd of 96 entries, advanced 19 bowlers to the finals (almost 1 in 3) and paid out $3,910. The cut scores on the “Middle Road” pattern were low; 667 & 701. High series of the tournament was shot by William Luna, Corona, NY with a 798 in the second squad. The wildcard winner was Donald Eubanks, Elmsford, NY with a 1345 series. The no bonus pins pot winners were Gary Paulsen (701) and Tony Jimenez (667). The no-tap jackpot was hit in the first squad as Eddie Eng, Flushing, NY won $300.

LIGBT’s next tournament is our July 4th major called the “Firecracker Classic” which is held at AMF Garden City June 30 & July 2nd. Top prizes are guaranteed at $3,000-$1,500-$750-$500 with 1 in 6 each squad advancing to the finals and guaranteed a minimum of $100. Entry fee is $80 per squad. To view the final results of the Herrill Lanes event please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Torch Bowling, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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DAVID RUIZ WINS LIGBT HOUSE SHOT EVENT

Posted On: June 12, 2017

Whitestone, NY:  David Ruiz, a 20 year old left hander from Whitestone, NY, won his first LIGBT title by defeating senior bowler Paulo Martins, New York, NY 293-235 at Whitestone Lanes. David earned $1,000 for his victory while Paulo earned $500. Rounding out the top 4 was third place finisher Pedro Castro, Jamaica, NY with a 224 worth $300 and fourth went to Gabriel Elie-Pierre, New York, NY with a 209 worth $250.

The final shootout was close early but dominated by our champion David the second half of the game. After 5 frames Paulo had a 20 pin lead and seemed to be cruising to his second LIGBT title. But David wanted the title badly and struck out from the sixth frame on. By the end, the competition was for second place with Paulo securing his runner up position with a mark in the final frame.

The Whitestone Lanes house shot tournament drew a crowd of 68 entries, advanced 13 bowlers to the finals and paid out $3,160. The house shot pattern created cut scores of 759 at 1pm and 772 at 3:30pm. High series of the tournament was shot by Robert Aiello, Oceanside, NY with an 827 in the 1pm squad. The wildcard winner was Joe Scianna, Oakdale, NY with a 1495 six game series. Kim Jarosch, Franklin Square, NY was added to the finals as high women with a 746 series in the 1pm squad.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a sport shot event at Herrill Lanes on Sunday, June 25th. Top prizes are guaranteed to pay $1,000-$500-$300-$250 and 1 in 6 each squad advances to the finals and earns a minimum of $100. All bonus pins will be frozen at the Herrill tournament. Entry fees at Herrill will be $70 & $60.  To view the final results of the Whitestone event please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Torch Bowling, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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JOSE FERREIRA VICTORIOUS AT AMF BABYLON

Posted On: June 05, 2017

W. Babylon, NY:  Jose Ferreira, a right-handed senior bowler from Woodside, NY won the $1,000 top prize at LIGBT’s sport shot event at AMF Babylon. Jose defeated second place finisher Chet McMillan, Lindenhurst, NY 258-243 in an exciting final match. While Chet earned $500, finishing third was Paulo Martins, New York, NY with a 238 earning $300. Rounding out the top 4 was Kameron Smith, Mamaroneck, NY with a 203 worth $250.

The Babylon final shootout involved 3 senior bowlers and one youngster. Jose started out strong with 4 strikes in his first 5 frames (3 were crossovers but who’s counting!) Paulo stayed close to his friend Jose by marking in his first 7 frames including a double. Chet also stayed close with doubles in the 4th & 5th frames and then again in the 9th & 10th frames but fell just short. When Jose marked in the final frame he secured his second LIGBT title and the first in the last 4 years.

The AMF Babylon event drew a great summer crowd of 110 entries, advanced 32 bowlers to the finals (almost 1 in 3) and paid out $5,720. The cut scores on the “London” pattern were moderate; 703 & 718. High series of the tournament was shot by Orlando Blackwell, Hollis, NY with an 801 in the first squad. The wildcard winner was Eddie Eng, Flushing, NY with a 1372 series. The no bonus pins pot winners were Andrew Mienkiewicz (698), Adam DeRossi (698), John Fitzgerald (707), and Kameron Smith (696.) The no-tap jackpot was hit by four bowlers in the first squad; Rich Hengel, Kameron Smith, Fermin Gilberto, and  Orlando Blackwell with each earning $45. The jackpot was not hit in the second squad and will be worth $220 at Herrill Lanes.

LIGBT’s next tournament is a house shot event at Whitestone Lanes on Sunday, June 11th. Top prizes are guaranteed at $1,000-$500-$300-$250 with 1 in 6 each squad advancing to the finals and guaranteed a minimum of $100. Entry fees are $70 & $60 and that includes the no-tap jackpot. To view the final results of the AMF Garden City event please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Kegel, Randi Siegel Law Offices, Torch Bowling, and CLS Custom Upholsterers.

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