WINNETKA BOWL

champs Kevin Banaag and Trevyr Geronimo with U17 and Girls winners Solomon Salama & Kaylee Am-Khong

        Two first time winners highlighted terrific JBT Southern California Conference action at Winnetka Bowl.

        In the day's pick your survivor format, higher seeds got to choose who they played.  In the scratch semis, Kevin Banaag stopped Kennison Andrews 213-179, while Dustin Yauney rolled by Anthony Cando 211-199, setting up a title match between two bowlers looking for their first scratch title.  Both finalists performed well, but it was Banaag that came up with the strings, beating Yauney 258-201 for his first career JBT title.

        Eighteen handicap semifinalists were whittled down to four, and in those semifinal matches Trevyr Geronimo got by Lindsay Greim 199-192, and in a matchup between red-hot bowlers, Avery Domaguin beat Cameron Criss 204-169.  Domaguin has been on a Tour-wide roll since the new year, but has had a few tough losses that have prevented the titles from piling up. It was the same story again, as Geronimo came up with the 225-202 win in the title match for his first career JBT victory.

        Side events, conversely, were captured by no strangers to winning, as Solomon Salama won teh U17 event, and Kaylee Am-Khong beat Renee Gentry for the Girls Scratch win.

        Big thanks as always goes to Winnetka for hosting, and MSC, Priority Girl, and Ebonite for super contributions to the day's prize funds.  Want in on all this?  Just come on out to the next JBT event!

Winnetka- final results and scholarship winners
4/9/2017    
     
  Scratch Division  
rank bowler prize
1 Kevin Banaag $430
2 Dustin Yauney $200
3 Kennison Andrews $191
4 Anthony Cando $125
5 Solomon Salama $150
6 Kyle Andrews  
7 Harley Sweigart $26
8 Brandon Wanders  
9 Anthony Schanen  
10 Kyle Gilbert  
11 Clint Strawmyer  
12 Michael Ma  
13 Tim Hill  
14 Louis Luna   
15 Brittany Kolatzny $13
16 Ryan Lee  
17 Matt Alford  
18 Zack Long  
     
  Handicap Division  
1 Trevyr Geronimo $500
2 Avery Domaguin $250
3 Cameron Criss $200
4 Lindsay Griem $165
5 Clifford Baltazar $125
6 Austin Sugarman $100
7 Jared Schiada $105
8 Renee Gentry $75
9 Adrian Yamanoha  
10 Ben Dinenberg  
11 Tim Kessler  
12 Secilia Kalvelage $15
13 Jaclyn Azvedo  
14 Jericho Olegario  
15 Ardani Rodas  
16 Rieley Ulanday $15
17 Kaylee Am-Khong $50
18 James McGough  
19 Lawrence Buhain  
20 Nolan Al-Khong  
21 Chris Hill  
22 Louis DePero  
23 Clifford Robbins  
24 Hilari Hampton $43
25 Jeff Rodda  
26 Zian Sasaki  
27 Caleb Rothstein $115
28 Gage Baker  
29 Michaela Buhain  
30 William Robbins  
31 Blake Jozwiakowski  
32 Zach Greim $5
33 Tanner Ferguson  
34 Ranelle Ulanday  
35 Jacey Opiana  
36 Connor Steelmon-Hill $41
37 Allison Azvedo  
38 Brandon Criss  
39 Yael Salama  
40 Alex Chew  
41 Elias Luna  
42 Alex Miller  
     
  High Games  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Salama 190 C Baltazar 287
2 Kyle Andrews 278 Yamanoha 260
3 Salama 267 C Criss 258
4 Sweigart 265 A Rodas 252
5 Banaag 258 Domaguin 252
     
  High Female  
1 K Am-Khong -59 *  
2 Gentry -75  
3 Kalvelage -145  
4 Kolatzny -30  
5 J Azvedo -160  
     
  Qualifying Leaders  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Salama +172 C Baltazar +103
2 Ken Andrews +63 A Yamanoha +76
3 Sweigart +55 Domaguin +69
     
  U-17  
1 Salama +172*  
2 Banaag -24  
3 C Baltazar -52  
4 Yamanoha -55  
5 McGough -74  
     
  Round Leaders  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Sweigart Sugarman
2 Sweigart Domaguin
3 Salama C Baltazar
4 Salama C Baltazar
5 Salama C Baltazar
     
  Total Awarded This Event: $2,959

 

    

future (and current) stars Lindsay Greim & Avery Domaguin, 4th and 2nd place finishers