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The Annual Meeting was held on Sunday, March 31 at Sunset Lanes. Congratulations to the following candidates who were elected...President - Barry Vee, Adult Directors - Jason Kime & incumbent Gina Wrights, and Youth Director Ken Haslip. These positions take effect August 1, 2019.

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Rochester's Ken Haslip defeats Craig Cummings, 190-181, to win Canandaigua Masters title on Sunday, March 31!

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Rochester NY USBC adds Michael Wambold, Bob Wiley, Tim Morley and Mimi Lucey to Hall of Fame

The Rochester NY USBC has announced that Michael Wambold and Bob Wiley (Outstanding Achievement), Tim Morley (Veteran - Outstanding Achievement) and Mimi Lucey (Meritorious Service) have been elected to its Hall of Fame.

The honors will be formalized at the 2019 Hall of Fame Dinner at Rick’s Prime Rib House, 898 Buffalo Road, on Wednesday evening, May 15.

Also at the dinner, Jeff Kreiss will receive the Dedicated League Service Award and high school graduating seniors Audrey Thurley and Bradley Carr will be honored with Youth Career Achievement Awards.

Outstanding Achievement selection Wambold owns a title that few in the association can claim, an American Bowling Congress Championship Tournament title (now referred to as the USBC Open Championships title). He earned his national “eagle” in the 1995 Doubles event with Scott Kruppenbacher. Wambold’s contribution was a 763 series in their 1486 winning total.

At last report, Wambold owned thirty-six 300 games, eight 800 sets (high of 824), and a high average of 233. He was a 3-time PBA Qualifier Tournament champion at Marcel’s Olympic Bowl, earning spots to bowl alongside the pros. He won the 2009 City Mixed Doubles with NYS and local HOFer Judy Koester, and has won two City Tournament Team titles, including the 2015 event at Bowl-A-Roll as part of the 3801 city record team score with Sarah’s Boys. Wambold still owns the city record for highest quadruplicate score of 236.

Wambold joins his mother, Alberta, in the Hall of Fame, one of only a few such local combinations.

Wiley, also an Outstanding Achievement inductee, got better with age. The right-hander turned 50 in 2009 and proceeded to win the Rochester Senior Masters in his first year of eligibility (2010). He also has a 2nd and 3rd place finish in that event. Wiley won the prestigious Super Bud Bowl in Oswego, NY in 2010. The event draws the top bowlers from the entire northeast US and Canada. He teamed with Dan Keenan to win the 2013 Lakeview Lanes Scratch Doubles and in 2016 Wiley captured the inaugural Bully Scratch Singles Tournament.

Wiley has a City Team title (1994) and was runner-up in the 2011 NYS Masters. Among his dozen 300 games is a Sport 300 at Clover Lanes in 2010. He has also rolled perfectos in the 1991 and 2005 NYS Championship Tournament Singles event. “Thunder God’s” high series is an 822 and his top average is 232.

Morley enters the Hall of Fame in the Veteran Outstanding Achievement category, although the amount that he has given back to the sport would easily qualify him for a Meritorious Service entry. The Webster resident was a City Tournament Team champion in 1995, scratch and handicap. He won a Gold Medal at the 2018 NYS Senior Games with Dave Miller.

Morley was on the one-time city record setting team (Lilac City Tournament) that rolled an 835 triples score in 1994 at Perry’s Bowling Center. His teammates were Art Werner and Jack Leathers. He has countless Top 5 finishes in the Mixed Doubles Championships, 700 Club Tournament, NYS Open Senior Championships and Rochester Senior Masters. He owns a career high average of 237, has seventeen 300 games and double-figure 800 series’ including a career best of 837, rolled in the 1997 Tournament of Champions at Maiden Lanes.

Morley currently serves on the association’s Board of Directors, has been a Tournament Chairman for numerous events and teams up with Kevin Martin certifying our local lane beds.

Rochester Youth Association Manager Lucey will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in the Meritorious Service category for her many contributions to the local bowling community. The 47-year member first became a league officer in 1974, but her work with the youth bowling program in the area is what she is most well known for.

Lucey served on the Rochester Youth Board from 2005-2012 then became the Youth Association Manager, overseeing the numerous junior bowling activities including sanctioning, tournaments, scholarships and fundraising. One of her major contributions has been serving as Youth Travel League Director for the past ten seasons. She chairs both the annual Youth Awards Dinner and Youth Travel League Banquet. Lucey received the 2014 Service to Youth Award in 2014.

In 2003, Kreiss became the secretary-treasurer of the Monday Night Ferra’s League at Bowl-A-Roll Lanes. The Beechwood League from the former Clover Lanes merged with the Ferra’s League in 2016 and now boasts 140 regular bowlers and dozens of subs. The association office acknowledges that Kreiss is one of the most efficient secretaries when it comes to submitting membership cards and award applications.

The highly respected Kreiss formerly headed the Friday Nite Late League at Seneca Lanes (1995-97) and the Merry Hill League at AMF Empire Lanes (2002-08).

Information on the Youth Career Achievement Award winners coming soon!

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80th Annual Women's City Tournament Wraps Up!! 

Results are in for the recently concluded 80th Annual Rochester City Women's Tournament. Congratulations to Division 1 (AVG 720 & above) winners - Diamond Deluxe & We Be B!#@^e$ finishing 1st & 2nd respectively.  Division 2 (719 & under) went to Those B!%^es! with 2nd going to the Alley Cats.

See complete results Here 

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Rochester's Dan Vick captures NYS Masters title, rolls Sport 300

Pittsford’s Dan Vick won the 29th New York State Masters and bowled a "Sport" 300 game at Dixie Lanes in Elmira on Saturday, March 2. The 32-year-old left-hander earned $2,000 following a, 485-388, 2-game title match victory over hometown favorite Jordan D’Angelo. Vick, who also will receive a paid entry to the 2020 USBC Masters, rolled games of 254 and 231, while D’Angelo, who earned $1,000 for placing second, posted games of 195-193. To read Mike Pettinella's full article and to see who made the cut, click on the New York State USBC link above.

3752 scratch team series rolled at B-A-R by Mybowler.com; ranks 2nd all-time in association, Top 5 scores listed below

1st - 3801        Sarah’s Boys                                        Bowl-A-Roll (City Tourney)           4/26/15

(Mike Wambold 688, Sarah Germano 776, Brian O’Mara 815, Steve Meyer 790 and Dan Vick 732)

1296-1326-1179

2nd - 3752        Mybowler.com                                     Bowl-A-Roll                                      2/19/19

(Ron Boyce 813, Steve Meyer 738, Roger Thaine Jr. 750, Scott Dingman 701 and Mike Priset 750)

 1305-1222-1225

3rd - 3745      Spatola Party Rental                            Bowl-A-Roll                                      4/9/13

(Ken McJury 751, Gene Bernardo Jr. 710, Paul LeFrois 756, Jim Feely 836 and Gene Bernardo Sr. 692)

1247-1263-1235

4th - 3728        GSP Lighting                                         Sunset Lanes                                    12/14/15

(Mike Slawson 615, Randy Shierling 835, Josh Curtiss 868, Matt Dewey 749 and Steve Meyer 661)

Tie 5th - 3707      D&B Seafood                                       AMF Empire Lanes                          4/9/12

(Mike Small 678, Charlie Milliken 786, Jason Barry 762, Chuck Reagan 668 and Ben Barry 813)

Tie 5th - 3707        Redd’s                                                   Domm's                 4/23/15

(Jeff Dewar 735, Dave Sigouin 765, Al D’Ambrosia 730, Jim Wollschleger 719, John Martorella Sr. 758)

Final results are in for the 17th Annual Adult-Youth Doubles City Championship Tournament

Thanks to all who participated in the Rochester USBC sponsored 17th Annual Adult-Youth City Doubles Championship Tournament held in January at Miller Lanes. Final results for Class A - C & the scratch division are now available.

Click Here to see the results 

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Hasiotis Wins 2019 Senior Masters

Bill Hasiotis bested a field of 78 senior bowlers to capture the 2019 John Nevada Memorial 23rd Annual Scratch Senior Masters Championship Tournament at AMF Fairview Lanes on Sunday, February 10. It was his second Senior Masters title, having won in 2017 at AMF Terrace. In a battle of Hall of Famers, Hasiotis defeated Brian O'Mara, 269-257, in the final match. 

See the prize list Here:

See the final day (Sunday) results Here:

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Bob Wiley qualifying leader in Senior Masters at AMF Fairview Lanes

Past champion Bob Wiley led the field of Senior Masters competitors with a 4-game total of 1017 in Saturday's qualifier at AMF Fairview Lanes. Also advancing were John Williams, Ken Ball, Brian O'Mara, Ray LeChase II, Mike Tucci, Deric Houppert, Keith Garceau, Troy McClure, past champion Bill Hasiotis, Phil Mercandetti, past champion Mike Slawson, Scott Lucas, Carm Volo, past champion Joe Shullek and Rick Croce.

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Results are in -- The 35th Annual Rochester USBC Youth Scholarship Tournament

See results Here

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Sarah Germano wins her second career Queens tiara

Sarah Germano put on a bowling clinic during the championship match of the 36th annual Rochester NY USBC Queens Tournament held at AMF Gates Lanes on Saturday, February 2. Germano started with nine strikes to defeat Caycee Landers, 276-241, for her second career Rochester Queens title. Landers, the defending champion, did not go away easily, forcing Germano to keep striking. Germano adds the victory to an already impressive bowling resume’ which includes a Women’s National Collegiate Championship at Pikeville, a runner-up finish and 300 game in the Rochester Masters and numerous City Championship titles, including a record-setting 3801 scratch team series while winning the City Championships at Bowl-A-Roll Lanes in 2015. The Brunswick amateur staff member also cashed in the 2017 Professional Women’s Bowling Association Rochester Open at Gates. She mostly rolled a new Brunswick Kingpin Rule during her victory on Saturday. Other step-ladder finalists in Division 1 were Kara Mangiola, Shanna Chepelsky and Heather D’Errico. Congratulations also to the winner of Division 2, Shanita Barclay, who defeated top-seed Dena Alberti, and the winner of Division 3, Krista Remp, who got past Susan Koch. Look for a listing of all finalists and prizes soon!

Senior Singles concludes at AMF Gates Lanes

Results are in for the Paul Mascari Senior Singles Tournament that concluded at AMF Gates Lanes on Saturday, January 19, 2019

See Final Results Here

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2019 Open City Championships at Sunset Lanes in May will have some rule changes!

The 97th annual Rochester NY USBC Open City Championship Tournament will feaure some changes, announced tournament director Russ Pratt. The Handicap Division will now be 220 average and below. Multiple entries in the Combine event will now be allowed. Scratch bowlers will be happy to learn that there is no longer a cap on scratch division events. Also, bowlers will be required to use their highest standard (house shot) average. If they have none, the highest converted Challenge or Sport average will be used.

Get your entry form Here

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Final Standings 35th annual Rochester NY USBC Masters Championship

Final Standings and Prize List (checks were mailed on 12/4/18)

1st - Sam Capizzi Jr. $1,000
plus crystal pin, a champion's ring and 2019 NY State Masters entry

2nd - Mike Rose Jr. - $500
plus free entry into 2019 Rochester Masters as Qualifying Leader

3rd - Steve Meyer - $400
4th - Raymond LeChase II - $350
5th - Bill Hasiotis - $325
6th - Ryan Kretchmer - $300
7th - Ken Ball - $250
8th - Troy McClure - $225
9th - Anthony Colosimo - $200
10th - Sarah Germano - $175
11th - Mark Scuderi -$150
12th - Bob Wiley - $125

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Junior City Mixed Results are in !

A great turnout for for the Junior City Mixed Bowling Tournament at AMF Gates Lanes

Results are Here

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Youth Bowlers, new forms to sign when entering a youth event! 

The Rochester USBC BOD along with the Youth Leaders have implemented a new photo & video consent form that to sign before entering youth event. 

See the Crowd Photo release Here:

See the Video release Here:

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Youth Bowlers - The JBT Schedule has been updated 

There has been a location change. 

Check out the updated flyer Here:

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Youth Travel Schedule updated! 

The 2018 - 2019 Youth travel schedule has been updated and is ready for you to download ir print out. 

Get the latest schedule Here:

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The Rochester NY USBC "Combined" (Men's and Women's)

Average books are available by clicking below.

2017 - 2018

2016 - 2017

2015 - 2016

2014 - 2015