BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More Two-hundred-eight games bowled and there is a tie for first place in the annual Valentine’s Doubles tournament at Tenpins & More in Rio Rancho. Teri and Joseph Paterson of Soccoro closed with a team game of 490 and Mike Lee/Joseph LaPointe fired 489 to end up tied for the Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More Consistent bowling by both, along with an average match win by 35 pins, gave Monica Redman and Ward Stoffer their first win in the Doubles Marathon Series at Tenpins & More in Rio Rancho on the weekend. The pair went 7-1 in match-play to win outright from twenty-three other Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More Four bowlers have won their divisions in the 25th annual “Champion of Champions” tournament held this month at Tenpins & More in Rio Rancho. Ken Friedrich of Espanola (who drives down at least twice a week to bowl in Rio Rancho) captured the men’s final by almost a 200-pin margin from Lucius Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More * Nine divisional winners from various age brackets were determined in last weekend’s well-attended Pepsi State Youth Bowling Championship tournament held at Tenpins & More. Local winners included Lucia Griego (Under 12 Girls), Kira Vanderlip (Under 15 Girls), Mia Medina (Under 18 Girls) and Aiden Ruiz-Jimenez (Under 18 Boys). Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATEFrom Tenpins & More * Two Marathons, held a few days apart at Tenpins & More, attracted fifty-one teams of two bowling for a potential share of more than $ 4,100 in prize-money. And the winners of each event won outright, negating the need for a tie-breaker extra game at the end of over Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATEFrom Tenpins & More NM GAMES WRAPS UP BOWLING WINNERS AT STATE Reigning “King of the Hill” winner, Jacob Gill added the Men’s Open scratch division gold medal at the State Finals of the New Mexico Games held at Tenpins & More in Rio Rancho last weekend. Gill was solid throughout his six-game set Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More Gill’s qualifying set, made up of 257, 192, 237 and 194, totaling 880 was more than 100 pins ahead of second place. The top nine bowled another game and his 208 was sufficient to move on. Then followed 216 to gain him a place in the final against previous Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More They emerged from Center finals held this week, contested by 124 bowlers spread across fifteen different divisions. In open men’s, former New York City policeman, Joe LaRosa opened with 289 – highest of any other game in the tournament – and consolidated his decisive win over Jacob Gill adding Continue Reading…
Carver was on his game from the start in the event that utilized different scoring formats in each of the five games. With eight, nine or ten pins over on the first ball counting as a strike, Carver opened with 300, adding 268 in the next game where bowlers received automatic strikes in the third, Continue Reading…
BOWLING UPDATE From Tenpins & More Jolene and Jonathan Sokohl, of Rio Rancho, went 7-1 in match-play to capture first prize without the need of an overtime play-off Jolene averaged 180.6 over her eight games that included three scores above 200, while Jonathan carded 140.0, and three games over 150 (some 15 pins in excess Continue Reading…
