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West Lane Bowl
Juniors
By: Correen Edgerly
The Junior Leagues have one more month
and we are already getting summer signups.
So now is the time to get together with your
friends and make the team that you want.
While you are deciding who your teammates
might be now is the time to take a look at the
last four weeks of bowling.
Week number one in the Saturday Ban-
tams Aiyahna Caldwell rolled a 166. Andrew
Carteret posted a 266 701 in the Saturday
Junior Majors. Forrest Kritzer rolled a 268
and Armando Godoy a 267 722 both in the
Monday Junior Adult.
In week number two Davis Fong posted a
179 and Frankie Salazar a 175 in the Satur-
day Preps. Andrew Carteret rolled a 278 739
in the Saturday Junior Majors. In the Monday
Junior Adult we had Robert Sartain 279 762,
Bryan Kendall 279 714 and Jerry Haynes
268. In the Tuesday Juniors is where Logan
Woolen posted his 177 game.
Week number three Aiyahna Caldwell
posted a 142 in the Saturday Bantams.
Frankie Salazar rolled a 168 and Davis Fong
a 166 in the Saturday Preps. Andrew Car-
teret rolled a 290 in the Monday Junior Adult;
also in this league were Alexander Clemens
264, Forest Kritzer 279 and Bryan Kendall
268. Logan Woolen rolled a 171 in the Tues-
day Juniors.
Last but not least in week number four
Frankie Salazar posted a 167 in the Saturday
Preps. Forest Kritzer rolled a 300 716 and
Armando Godoy put games together of 300
247 and 241 for a 788 series both in the Mon-
day Junior Adult. Lorenzo Lew rolled a 146 in
the Saturday Bantams
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all of you from
all of us at West Lane Bowl.
Wonderful bowling to all of our junior bowl-
ers and until next month may the pin fall be
with you.
Monday
Monday Junior Adult
(Week #1): Jerry Haynes 246, Andrew
Carteret 234, Haley Woodard 257, Bryan
Kendall 257.
(Week #2): Alexander Clemens 256 and
David Garcia 242.
(Week #3): Armando Godoy 246, Haley
Woodard 248, Steve Smith 253, Alex Ames-
cua 253 725, Cody Sinor 258.
(Week #4): Steve Smith 232, Haley
Woodard 236, Brittany Hillman 249, Alex
Amescua 236, Andrew Carteret 256, Jerry
Haynes 253.
Tuesday
Tuesday Bumpers
(Week #1): Michael Deaton 122.
(Week #3): Sabian Scrubb 90 and Jacob
Norman 98.
(Week #4): Jared Beasley 110.
Tuesday Juniors
(Week #1): Anthony Norman 124, Zeke
Anderson 121, Logan Woolen 165.
(Week #2): Anthony Norman 149 and Mar-
cus Rollins 120.
(Week #3): Anthony Norman 152.
(Week #4): Joey Logan 128, Anthony Nor-
man 124, Logan Woolen 157.
Saturday
Saturday Bumpers
(Week #1): Gabriella Rodriguez 104 and
Hailey Smith 104.
(Week #2): Jayden McJimsey 102 and Trey
Jackson 103.
(Week #3): Hailey Smith 117, Darein
Brown 112, Jayden McJimsey 112, Mayana
Rangel 111.
(Week #4): Khalil Cimafranca 101, Tyriq
Lathan 100, Jr. Romeo 103, Mayana Rangel
124.
Saturday Bantams
(Week #1): Skyler Hasenbuhler 104, Cath-
erine Quinones 113, Syier Scott 108, Lorenzo
Lew 114.
(Week #2): Lorenzo Lew 122 and Ezriel
Vasquez 128.
(Week #3): Ezriel Vasquez 138 and Dan-
ielle Acosta 100.
(Week #4): Aiyahna Caldwell 126, Syier
Scott 117, Catherine Quinones 106, Keith
Lund 103.
Saturday Preps
(Week #1): Frankie Salazar 144, Tyler
Davis 140, Michael Davis 152, Logan Woolen
156, Eren Olguin 162.
(Week #2): Jovita Contreras 155 and
Logan Woolen 146.
(Week #3): Alejandro Gonzalez 143 and
Logan Woolen 151.
(Week #4): Jovita Contreras 128, Davis
Fong 124, Logan Woolen 138.
Saturday Junior Majors
(Week #1): Alex Amescua 244, Gianna
Gelsomini 210, Silvano Gelsomini 224.
(Week #2): Alex Amescua 224.
(Week #3): Andrew Carteret 256.
(Week #4): Andrew Carteret 204, Louie
Rivera 209, Alex Amescua 211, Blair Eversley
200, Harrison Fong 221.
Saturday Sports Experience Doubles
(Week #1): Harrison Fong 246.
(Week #2): Robert Sartain 211 and Michael
Gonzales 215.
(Week #3): Justin Vandicken 193, Michael
Gonzales 203, Alex Aguirre 198, Steve Smith
192.
(Week #4): Robert Sartain 228, Brittany
Hillman 221, Alex Aguirre 222, Michael Gon-
zales 236.
Smart Corporation Plans Distribution To
Scholarship Providers
ARLINGTON, Texas - The Board of Directors of SMART (Scholarship Management and
Accounting Reports for Tenpins) Corporation will make an income earnings distribution to
providers' funds later this quarter. A $400,000 total distribution will be credited before
March 4, 2013.
"The SMART Board is extremely pleased to be in position to make its largest distribu-
tion since 2008," SMART Corporation Board Chairman Wally Hall said. "The SMART fund
has shown good returns while maintaining the safety and stability our stakeholders ex-
pect."
The SMART Board's investment policy is designed to invest the largest portion of
earned scholarships into fixed income highly conservative and safe securities. The re-
mainder of the assets are invested in a diversified portfolio of securities expected to yield
greater returns while still maintaining a highly conservative investment strategy.
The United States Bowling Congress SMART program began operation in 1994 as a
service offering the bowling community a centralized location to manage bowling scholar-
ship funds as well as providing USBC members with a resource for inquiries about bowl-
ing scholarships. In 2010, the SMART Bowling Scholarship Funding Corporation was
created as an independent entity dedicated to the management, protection and promotion
of the SMART scholarship funds.
Junior Kyle
Sidileau Rolls 695
By: Frank Weiler
REDLANDS - Fourteen year old Kyle
Sidileau rolled a scratch 695 (202 - 204 -
289) in Empire Bowl's junior league just days
ago. Kyle is averaging 170 and improving
consistently under the guidance Empire
coaches and pro shop operator ZACH JELL-
SEY.
Zach told me that Kyle was using his new
Roto Grip Defiant Soul to score. It was the
first time Kyle used the ball, right out of the
box to 695.
Zach opined that the "SOUL" was the hottest
ball on the market. He said it was in the
hands of several Empire bowlers who bowled
honor scores within the last two weeks.
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