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MICHAEL ROMANO, DENNIS MCMILLAN, & JOSE SCIANNA EACH WIN LIGBT AMF WANTAGH EVENT

Posted On: February 22, 2021

Wantagh, NY: The LIGBT ran its monthly house shot Mini-Marathon at AMF Wantagh and attracted an amazing crowd of 137 total entries and paid out over $15,000. Three different champions were crowned: Michael Romano, Massapequa, NY earned $1,000 by winning the 49 & under handicap event. Dennis McMillan, Jamaica, NY earned $1,000 by winning the 50 & over handicap tournament. Joe Scianna, Ronkonkoma, NY earned $500 by winning the scratch competition.

The 49 and under handicap tournament drew 43 entries and paid out 11 cash positions. Michael Romano shot a 1098 to win the title and the $1,000 top prize. Finishing in second was Marc Miller, Merrick, NY with a 1073 worth $500. It took a 970 series to cash in the 49 & under event which paid out $2,835.  

The senior handicap tournament drew 66 entries and paid out 17 cashing positions. Dennis McMillan shot 1061 to win the title and the $1,000 top prize. Dennis also won 2 high game pots bring his total winnings to $1,150. Finishing in second was Ferrill McNeil with a 1047 worth $500. It took a 956 series to cash in the 50 & over event which paid out 3,985.

The scratch tournament drew 28 entries and paid out 7 cashing positions. Joe Scianna shot 996 (249 average) to win the title and the $500 top prize. Finishing in second was Pete Scavuzzo, Holbrook, NY, with a 956 worth $300. It took an 887 series (221 average) to cash in the scratch event which paid out $1,625.

The LIGBT Mini-Marathon at AMF Wantagh drew a total of 137 entries, paid out $8,445 in prize money, and had 35 bowlers go to the cashing window (almost a 1 in 3 ratio!) The side action paid out an additional $6,705 bringing the total event payout to $15,150. The LIGBT welcomed 9 new bowlers.

LIGBT’s next tournament is another 4-game scratch and handicap Mini-Marathon at AMF E. Meadow, Sunday, March 21st at 1pm. To view the results of the AMF Wantagh event please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Kegel, Knockout Ball Cleaner, Torch Bowling, Billvee Electric, Vietri Associates, and ManyStylesOfBowling.com.

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GABRIEL ELIE-PIERRE, WILLIAM TUDY, & JOE SCIANNA ARE SLT CHAMPIONS!

Posted On: February 15, 2021

W. Babylon, NY: The Senior Legends Tour (SLT) kicked off its third event, and first one in over a year due to the pandemic, at AMF Babylon, and crowned three new champions. The winner of the upper average handicap division was Gabriel Elie-Pierre, New York, NY, who shot an impressive 1151 and earned $650. The winner of the lower average division was William Tudy, Brooklyn, NY who earned $650 by shooting a 1053 four game block. The scratch champion was Joe Scianna, Ronkonkoma, NY with a 969 series (242 average) worth $600.  

Due to the COVID tournament format adjustments there was no finals. Great bowling was done by the 3 runner-up finishers. In the upper average handicap division, Tony Williams, Springfield Gardens, NY shot a 1001 worth $350. The 2nd place finisher in the lower average handicap division was Art Beisel, Mattituck, NY with at 1027 worth $350. Quan Jacob, Bronx, NY finished second in the scratch division with a 954 four game block worth $330.

SLT’s third tournament attracted 94 entries generating a $5,725 prize fund. A total of 24 bowlers cashed for a minimum of $100 which means 1 in 3 bowlers made it to the cashing window. Cut scores to cash were 966 in the upper division, 971 in the lower division, and 918 (229 average) in the scratch competition. The side action paid out an additional $4,730 bringing the day’s payout to $10,455.  

SLT’s next tournament is Sunday, March 7th at AMF E. Meadow (1pm start). To view the complete results and side action details from AMF Babylon please visit www.thesltour.com.

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KENNY HAYES, HARI SOEDARMASTO & JOSE PEREZ EACH WIN LIGBT AMF GARDEN CITY EVENT

Posted On: February 01, 2021
49 & under Champion
Kenny Hayes Jr
Scratch Champion
Jose Perez
Senior Handicap Champion
Hari Soedarmasto


Garden City, NY: The LIGBT ran its monthly house shot Mini-Marathon at AMF Garden City and attracted a sellout crowd of 172 total entries and paid out almost $20,000. Three different champions were crowned: Kenny Hayes Jr., Brooklyn, NY earned $1,000 by winning the 49 & under handicap event. Hari Soedarmasto, Levittown, NY earned $1,000 by winning the 50 & over handicap tournament. Jose Perez, E. Elmhurst, NY earned $750 by winning the scratch competition.

The 49 and under handicap tournament drew 52 entries and paid out 13 cash positions. Kenny Hayes Jr. shot a 1098 to win the title and the $1,000 top prize. Finishing in second, just one pin behind, was Jayson Holley, Rosedale NY with a 1097 worth $500. It took a 981 series to cash in the 49 & under event which paid out $3,135.  

The senior handicap tournament drew an amazing 80 entries and paid out 20 cashing positions. Hari Soedarmasto shot 1140 to win the title and the $1,000 top prize. Hari’s 4-game block was the highest handicap series of the day in any division. Finishing in second was Kenny Bruce, Oceanside, NY with a 1087 worth $600. It took a 995 series to cash in the 50 & over event which paid out a total of 4,800.

The scratch tournament drew 40 entries and paid out 10 cashing positions. Jose Perez, a senior bowler, shot 973 (243 average) to win the title and the $750 top prize. Finishing in second was Carl Clory, Valley Stream, NY with a 968 worth $400. It took a 931 series (232 average) to cash in the scratch event which paid out $2,400.

The LIGBT Mini-Marathon at Garden City drew a record of 172 entries, paid out $10,335 in prize money, and had 43 bowlers go to the cashing window (almost a 1 in 3 ratio!) The side action paid out an additional $9,645 bringing the total event payout to $19,980. The LIGBT welcomed 11 new bowlers and apologizes to all of the bowlers that were shut out due to the maximum of 6 bowlers per pair.

LIGBT’s next tournament is another 4-game scratch and handicap Mini-Marathon at AMF Wantagh- February 21st – 1:30pm. To view the results of the AMF Garden City event please visit www.ligbtour.com. The LIGBT is sponsored by Kegel, Knockout Ball Cleaner, Torch Bowling, Billvee Electric, Vietri Associates, and ManyStylesOfBowling.com.

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