LET IT ROLL

champs Justin Song & Miya Greene; Joshua Molloy, Solomon Salama, Aileen Linares, RJ Pointon

        Justin Song and Miya Greene wrapped up the 2018-19 JBT AZ Conference regular season with big wins at Phoenix's Let It Roll.

        Song climbed the ladder for a long awaited first career JBT title, beginning with a 201-184 win over Clifford Robbins.  Song then escaped from KJ Martinez 205-202 to reach the title game.  Top seed Josh Molloy was enjoying a fantastic event, but could not get the carry on the title pair until it was too late.  The 214-192 final was good for the elusive initial win.

        Cesar Padilla opened the handicap division stepladder with a 221-166 win over Ryan Zent.  Greene then stopped Padilla 203-174 to reach the title game.  Top seed RJ Pointon was extremely impressive in his first JBT event, taking over the lead in round two and not looking back.  However, Greene bowled a fantastic title game, and earned her second career JBT title with a 241-219 win. 

        Aileen Linares won the Priority Girls Scratch subdivision with a win over Emily Cheesman, while in a fantastic U17 finale, Solomon Salama edged Padilla 235-234 for yet another win in that category.

        Big thanks as always to the team at Let It Roll for hosting our Tour.  The field is now set for the AZ Invitational, with $1,000 top scholarship prizes up for grabs!       

Let It Roll- final results and scholarship winners
6/15/2019    
     
  Scratch Division  
rank bowler prize
1 Justin Song $265
2 Joshua Molloy $125
3 KJ Martinez $171
4 Clifford Robbins $75
5 Harley Sweigart $60
6 Lucas Rabb $65
7 Brock Bivins  
8 Josh Mabry  
9 Keith Ylvisaker $43
10 Aileen Linares $50
11 Dawson Reese $30
12 Solomon Salama $44
13 Ryan Perry   
14 Alex Seng  
15 William Robbins $15
16 Josh Fearing  
17 Kyler Orosco  
18 Kyle Perry  
19 Abby Franklin  
20 Tim Hill  
21 Rachael Berg  
22 Phillip Sauve  
23 Hunter Mayes  
24 Hayden Hull  
25 Chris Mayes  
26 Janelle Skalicky  
27 Rashaad Jordan  
28 Brady Cowin  
29 Darin Thornton  
30 Eric Gauna  
31 Darren Fletcher  
     
  Handicap Division  
1 Miya Greene $273
2 RJ Pointon $155
3 Cesar Padilla $100
4 Ryan Zent $90
5 Payton Workman $65
6 Bailry Knight $50
7 Max Premeau $40
8 Emily Cheesman  
9 Aiden Othic  
10 Mackenzie Ickes  
11 Kyle Lawrence $14
12 Silas Phillips $10
13 Zack Othic  
14 Devin Thornton  
15 Gavin Holter  
16 Jason Gootzeit  
17 Kendall Bollea $20
18 Yael Salama $15
19 Annalie Izzolo  
20 Alisabeth Rich  
21 CJ Todeschi  
22 Noel Hernandez  
23 AJ Imperial  
24 Akayla Orosco  
25 Jaden Workman  
26 Jason Bardol  
27 Josh Williams  
28 Kaci Cowin  
29 Mackenzie Hammer  
30 Kaitlynn Hammer  
31 Caden Melsika  
32 Brandon Taylor  
33 Jadeyn Mabry  
34 Jacob Soulliere  
35 Corbin Hirsch  
36 Josh Brown  
     
  High Games  
  Scratch Handicap
  Linares 286 Z Othic 284
  Bivins 280 P Workman 275
  Sweigart 277 Padilla 271
  R Perry 261 Greene 261
  Martinez 260 Padilla 260
     
  High Female  
1 Linare s+117*  
2 Cheesman +9  
3 Franklin -23  
4 Greene -44  
5 Berg -60  
     
  Qualifying Leaders  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Linares +117 Pointon +202
2 C Robbins +109 Greene +151
3 Molloy +106 Knight +142
     
  U-17  
1 Padilla +115  
2 Salama +80  
3 Ylvisaker +78  
4 P Workman +40  
5 Reese +19  
     
  Round Leaders  
  Scratch Handicap
1 Sweigart Gootzeit
2 Salama Knight
3 Martnez Knight
4 Linares Green
5 Linares Pointon
6 Molloy Pointon
7 Molloy Pointon
8 Molloy Pointon