KINGPINS

champs AJ Schock & Alex Perini with Brian DeLuisa-Anderson, Makana Wong, Reagan Lorey, Alejandro Moser-Hernandez, & Paul Rosales

          AJ Schock stopped an historic run and then went on a run of her own, while Alex Perini proved unstoppable in handicap, in exciting JBT Pacific Northwest Conference action at Portland's Kingpins.

          Schock began the scratch division stepladder finals by ending Ryan Nikolas' run at four titles in a row to open up the new season with an exciting 247-236 win.    That began a run of her own up the stepladder, next beating Bradley Baltazar 187-183 in a ten-spare, clean game performance.  Top seed Makana Wong continues to knock on the door of that elusive first career title, but Schock remained in control in the finals, beating Makana 212-172 for the title.  Schock won last year in the mix-it-up format, but this title was the first purely singles open scratch title by a female since Adel Wahner in November of 2015.

           Lohrghan Ziegler began the handicap stepladder with a 234-210 win over Paul Rosales.  Ziegler then upped the scores with a 254-160 win over Alejandro Moser-Hernandez to reach the title match.  Top seed Alex Perini had already wowed the field with two earlier big games, and had one more huge score left in him, starting with the first six strikes en route to a 290-187 win over Ziegler, good for teh second title of his JBT career, the previous one way back in January 2015. 

          Brian DeLuisa-Anderson won the U17 subdivision with a 196-183 win over Bradley Baltazar.  The Priority Girls Scratch finale was an all-time great one, as AJ Schock doubled in her tenth frame, forcing Reagan Lorey to do the same, which she calmly did for a 232-228 win and the victory.

        Big thanks as always to the team at Kingpins for a great hosting job at their fantastic facility.  Come on down to the next JBT event to get in on the fun!  

Kingpins- final results and scholarship winners
9/24/2017    
     
  Scratch Division  
rank bowler prize
1 AJ Schock $317
2 Makana Wong $140
3 Bradley Baltazar $75
4 Ryan Nikolas $74
5 Brian DeLuisa-Anderson $30
6 Reagan Lorey $80
7 Aidghan Ziegler  
8 Hunter Bower  
9 Jake Mullen $10
10 Jerry Jennings  
11 Tyler Boe  
12 Tanner Darcy  
13 Tyler Coates  
14 Isaac Richardson  
15 Celeste Johnson  
16 Andi Hicks  
17 Jacob Frazier  
18 Brooklyn Boudreau  
     
  Handicap Division  
1 Alex Perini $200
2 Lohrghan Ziegler $100
3 Alejandro Moser-Hernandez $74
4 Paul Rosales $40
5 Andrew Martin $30
6 Aiden Wong  
7 Derek Haight $12
8 Elijah Chin  
9 Silas LeBlanc  
10 Olivia Kolppa  
11 Sara Harris  
12 Colt Jance $47
13 Natasha Richardson  
14 Jonathan Lorey  
15 Sophia Winklepleck  
16 Daniel Lee  
17 Lexi Cassman  
18 Hilary Zuniga  
19 Lailani Wallin  
20 Ben Heisler $14
21 Megan Flood  
22 Matthew Salinas  
23 Vincent Oberto  
24 AJ Hooper  
25 Michael Strothman  
26 Tyler DeLorm  
27 Joe Brooks  
     
  Qualifying Leaders  
  Scratch  Handicap
1 Schock +63 Perini +138
2 Wong +50 Rosales +127
3 DeLuisa-And. +4 Moser-Hern. +115
     
  High Games  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Wong 278 Perini 304
2 Wong 267 Perini 298
3 Ziegler 256 Perini 290
4 Bower 256 Chin 272
5 Schock 247 Ziegler 260
     
  Girls scratch side event  
1 Schock +63  
2 Lorey -18*  
3 Kolppa -88  
4 Harris -99  
5 Johnson -112  
     
  U-17 scratch side event  
1 DeLuisa-And. +4  
2 Baltazar -5  
3 Bower -24  
4 Perini -27  
5 Darcy -76  
     
  Round Leaders  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Nikolas L Ziegler
2 Nikolas L Ziegler
3 Wong Martin
4 Wong Martin
5 Schock Perini
6 Wong Perini
7 Wong Perini
     
TOTAL AWARDED THIS EVENT: $1,243