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Winter 2007 Leagues

January 25, 2007

League standing sheets are now online for the Winter 2007 season, and will be updated as the league progresses (usually the following week). Check your league scores here.

Fall 2006 Leagues:

December 15, 2006

Standing Sheets for Fall 2006 Leagues are now available online. Click here to see them

Spring 2006 Leagues:

April 28, 2006

FINAL SCORES AS WINTER LEAGUES CONCLUDE AT PARADISE LANES

This was “Fun Week” as the leagues all finished up for the winter season. Teams gathered for pot luck meals and drinks from Jimmy’s Paradise Café, handed out league awards and bowled some fun games, including 3-6-9, 9-pin no-tap and 8-pin no-tap.

In Monday Merchants, the Wells Fargo Bank team of Jared and Melissa Posenjak, Patrick Smith, Trish Smith and captain Dave Morton, won the league and the right to bowl against the winner of Wednesday’s Merchant League for the coveted Merchant Cup. As the winning team, Wells Fargo will also receive a $140 sponsor’s check in addition to the individual prize money won by the bowlers. Individual season high scores went to Trish Smith who shot 232-532 for high scratch series, and Kathy Dent with 196 for high game. On the Men’s side, Eddie Williams had a 726 series, the second highest in Paradise Lanes’ history, while Dave Morton had high game of 278. That came with a 725 series, just one pin shy of Eddie Williams, and Dave’s series is third highest in Paradise Lanes’ history.

In Tuesday Mixed, the team race in this league was a nail-biter, with Rookies Rule (a team of new bowlers from US Customs) leading the way by one game over Spare Time going into this week. As the dust settled, Spare Time, comprised of Mike and Karen Hogan and Jim and Mary Guard, managed to win five in the positioning round to take first place honors. Not surprisingly, Karen and Mike Hogan took high individual honors in this league. Karen had season high game of 199, and Mike had high season series with a 652. Christine Pascoe had high series for the women with 506 and Rich Foley had high season game of 206 for the men.

In Wednesday Merchants, Strike Force, with Mike Deegan, April and John Mason, Ed Grimes and Mike Best, won the league. They have earned the right to bowl against Wells Fargo Bank for the Merchant Cup. That contest will be held Monday, May 8 at 6:30, so be sure to come down and watch!! High individual series honors went to Kim Burns with 555 and Scott Olinger, 715. High game honors went to Liz Collins with 243 and Mike Best with 277.

In Thursday Mixed, Hot Rollers with Mike & Karen Hogan, Sam and Chris DeFilipps, won the title of the Winter Mixed Foursome, the oldest and longest running league at Paradise Lanes. High Individual season honors went to Mike Hogan with a 289 game and Nate Smith with a 722 series, fourth highest in Paradise Lanes’ history. Trish Smith shot a 564 series and Kim Zerby a 218 game for high women’s honors in this league.

Down the Alley: There was an absolute dogfight for high season average on both the men’s and women’s side. For the women, it came down to a matter of decimals with Janice Clarke posting a 158.98 over Trish Smith’s 158.13. Mary Guard was third with 156.85 while Kris Zerby was a close fourth at 156.23. Four men managed to post 200 averages this season, another “first” in the short history of Paradise Lanes. Scott Olinger “bested” Mike Best for high average with a 208.59 in Thursday Mixed to Mike’s 206.83 in Wednesday Merchants. Dave Morton had a 204 average in Monday Merchants while Nate Smith posted 200 in Thursday Mixed.
The Paradise Lanes team of Jared Posenjak, Nate Smith, Patrick Smith, Scott Olinger and Mike Hogan still holds a slim lead in the 69th Washington State Championships. Others get to shoot for their score through May 21st.
Results are at http://www.washingtonbowl.org/prod02.htm.
“3-6-9” is a game where strikes are automatically given in the third, sixth and ninth frames. “9-pin No-Tap” is where a nine count or better counts as a strike, and similarly, “8-pin No-Tap” is where a count of eight or better constitutes a strike.

Score Log April 17 – April 21, 2006

Four of five winter leagues have now been concluded at Paradise Lanes.

In Monday Merchants, Wells Fargo Bank edged all competitors. High weekly games were by Window Craft with a 1062 handicap game and Gem Welding with a 3074 handicap series. Jared Posenjak, part of the Paradise Lanes’ team that moved into first place in the Washington State Championships this past Saturday, shot a personal best 264 game on his way to a 617 series. Ed Williams shot 235 and John Mason 214. Chris DeFilipps had 184-479 for Ladies High Series of the week, and Leslie Byron shot 177-473.

In Tuesday Mixed, Spare Time shot a 2234 series and Vet’s Pets had high game with 590. Patrick Smith, who substituted for Spare Time, shot a personal best 659 series that included a 232 game. Regular Mike Hogan shot a new season high (substitutes are not eligible for season honors) 251 game and 652 series. For the ladies, Pat Ball shot a 198 and Trish Smith had 490.

In Wednesday Merchants, Island Welding had a whopping 2555 series and ICB shot high game of 890. Joel Ball had high handicap series of 679 that included a 227 scratch game while Scott Olinger shot 224-618. For the ladies, Liz Collins shot a huge 243 game, one of the highest women’s games in Paradise Lanes’ history, and Trish Smith shot a 200 game on her way to a 554 series.

In Thursday Mixed, Just For Fun shot high handicap series of 2571 while Altered Egos shot high scratch game of 755. Patrick Smith had another personal best (two in the same week) with a new high game of 265. Scott Olinger shot a 629 scratch series and Paul Iovan had a 234 scratch game. For the ladies, Gloria Ball shot a 185 game on her way to a 509 high series while Mary Sundstrom shot a 199 scratch game.

In Thursday Bantam League (ages 6-12), the league was concluded with a big party, pizza, balloons, trophies, and some Rock N Glow bowling. We still have a Bantam League on Tuesdays for those that would like to continue bowling through the spring season. Paradise Lanes extends a special thanks to King’s Market for sponsoring the Thursday Bantam League, and to our own Trish Smith, who “chaperoned” the Bantams for their 15 weeks of bowling and made sure the 32 charges had lots of fun. Thanks, Trish, for being such a trooper!!

In Friday Happy Hour Trio, the Team called Wild Turkey, led by Sean Carillo who works at West Marine, cackled its way into first and has an insurmountable lead going into the last week of this league. Nancy Fusare had a 189 scratch game on her way to a huge 703 handicap series and Karen Hogan shot 491 for the scratch title. Joel Ball rolled a 561 scratch series and Eric Fusare had a 214 game.

Down the Alley: On Monday, we were close to a 300 game yet again. Jared Posenjak had the first nine (of a needed 12) strikes in his 265 game.
Partial results from the Washington State event are in, and Paradise Lanes has some top placements halfway through the tournament. Oli’s Bowlers, a team comprised of Scott Olinger, Nate Smith, Patrick Smith, Jared Posenjak and Mike Hogan, currently holds a 104-pin first place lead in the 69th Annual Washington State Championships. The tournament runs another six weeks and other Paradise Lanes bowlers will be vying for that title this coming weekend. In Singles, Mike Hogan is sitting in 14th and is 3rd in All-Events for the moment. For complete score results on the State Event, go to http://www.washingtonbowl.org/prod02.htm.
Paradise Lanes features Nate Smith as Emcee of Moonlight Monte Carlo on Saturday Nights at 8:00 pm. Come on down and bowl strikes to win cash; up to $200 offered.

Score Report for the week April 10 – April 14, 2006

Winter leagues are coming to a close at Paradise Lanes and there remain two very hotly contested finishes. In Monday Merchants, Wells Fargo Bank again captured high honors with a 2423 series, and have clinched the win for this league. Gem Welding had high game with 824. Rich Steckler lit up the leader board with a 215-601, Rick Campbell of Carquest had 211 and Eddie Williams shot 207. Trish Smith shot a personal best of 232 on her way to high series of 532 and Leslie Byron shot 453.

In Tuesday Mixed, Spare Time, comprised of Mike and Karen Hogan and Jim and Mary Guard, shot a 2021 series and Vet’s Pets had high game with 615. The team race in this league is ever-so-close, with Rookies Rule (a team of new bowlers from US Customs) leading the way by one game over Spare Time. Trish Smith had high series with 515 and Christine Pascoe had high game with a 180. Mike Hogan shot 212 on his way to a 582 series.

In Wednesday Merchants, the heat is on with five teams within three games of the lead going into the final week of play. Besides the hotly contested “Merchants Trophy” that goes to the winner, the sponsor of the winning team in both Monday and Wednesday leagues receives $140 in cash winnings. Lighthouse Window has a half-game lead over Going Bowlistic at the moment. Strike Force, sitting three games back, had high game of 926 and Island Welding & Fabrication had a 2650 series. Scott Olinger had high series of 614, Joel Ball high game with 226, and John Mason turned in a 212. For the women, Chris DeFilipps shot a 497 series and Jan Smith had a 205 high game.

In Thursday Mixed, Hot Rollers have this league title all wrapped up, and to add emphasis, had high series and game for the week with 2259 and 788. Mike Hogan is ripping up the lanes for a second week in a row, shooting 269-200-226 for a personal best 695 series. Great shooting, Mike! Friday Harbor’s now-famous Nate Smith had a 257 on his way to second honors and a 653 series. Vying for Most Improved honors, Tim Dustrude had a 696 for high handicap series. For the women, Trish Smith topped her week’s earlier personal best with a 233 game and 549 series and Chris DeFilipps shot high game of 190.

In Thursday Bantam League (ages 6-12), high scores included Jackson Pieples 90, Max Haenel 86, Jake Lowe 83, Gemma Richards 73 and Sis Baker 66. Thanks to King’s Market for sponsoring our Bantam Leagues.

In Friday Happy Hour Trio, Mike Hogan had a 254 game and 670 scratch series and Kim Burns had a 165 game and 474 series.

Down the Alley: It takes 12 strikes in a row for a 300 game. In his 269 effort on Thursday, Mike Hogan threw 10.
The two high scorers this week, Nate Smith and Mike Hogan, bowled doubles in the 69th Washington State tournament in Seattle over Easter weekend. Click here for results.
The Thursday Bantam League wraps up its season so everyone can play in Little League! There is a party with trophy presentations and Rock N Glow Bowling starting at 3:00 pm; parents are invited.
Two weeks ago, Nate Smith shot a 722 scratch series. That is the fourth highest in the history of Paradise Lanes. Scott Olinger has the high with a 728, Eddie Williams is second at 726 and Dave Morton is third with 725.
Come down on Wednesday and watch the final night of the hotly contested Merchant League. Five teams are within three games of first place.

Score Report for the week April 3 – April 7, 2006

It has been a fantastic week for scores in the leagues at Paradise Lanes. In Monday Merchants, Wells Fargo Bank again led the stagecoach charge with a 2801 scratch series, followed close behind by Gem Welding with high game of 810. Scott Olinger was still on a streak, shooting a 252 on his way to a 646 scratch series. Jerry Mullis had hi hdcp series with 638, Richie Peterson 247 hi hdcp game and Cecil Dent 232 hdcp game. For the ladies, Leslie Byron had one of her highest series with a 687 handicap series to take top honors; Pam Coffey had hi scratch at 521. Bette Story had high hdcp game with 227 and Trish hi scratch at 186.

In Tuesday Mixed, The Flamethrowers, comprised of Ron Garner, Liz DeLong, Bill McLaughlin and Jack Casey, shot hi hdcp series with 2456. Spare Time had hi scratch with 2093. Scott Olinger had a 258 enroute to a 699 scratch series and Mike Hogan was second with a 232 game enroute to a 611 series. Trish Smith shot 194 on her way to hi scratch series of 548; Karen Hogan had a scratch 174 game and Sandi Jackson shot high handicap game of 228.

In Wednesday Merchants, Strike Force re-appeared for the first time in months at the top of the leaderboard with a 2475 scratch effort and Going Bowlistic took high game honors with 911. Louise (‘Lou’) St. Luise shot her best-ever with a 209 scratch game on her way to a 508 series. Great bowling, Lou! Gloria Ball was a close second with a 201 game enroute to a 486 series and Tiffany McCutcheon shot high individual game: 175. For the men, Joel Ball shot a huge 695 hdcp series, Mike Best had 646 for high scratch honors; Walt Cooter 227 and Tom Burns 226 ran 1-2 for high scratch game honors.

Thursdays have been a notoriously high-scoring night and this week was no exception. In Thursday Mixed, Friday Harbor’s famous Nate Smith shot his best-ever and what a whopper it was! He had scratch games of 196, 247 and 279 for a 722 series to take season high honors. Both the 279 and 722 are personal bests for Nate – congratulations! Not to be outgunned, one pair of lanes away, Mike Hogan was quietly spinning his magic. He had games of 202, 225 and 256 for a stunning 683 series. Mike, you might recall, bowled a 289 game at the end of last season. One other men’s score of note for Thursday: Tim Dustrude cleared his average by 66 pins in shooting high handicap game of 267. For the ladies, Mary Sundstrom shot a whopping 204 scratch game while Janice Clarke was completely over the top with a 200 on her way to high scratch series of 528. Nice bowling! Team honors went to Altered Egos with 2268 and Hot Rollers with 2129 series.

In our Bantam leagues (ages 6-12) high scores included Henry Arnold 83 and Sammantha Hopkins 83 on Tuesday, and Jimmy Chaffee 112, Jackson Pieples 90, Max Haenel 86 and Jake Lowe 83 for Thursday. Thanks to King’s Market for sponsoring our Bantam Leagues.

Down the Alley: Paradise Lanes is still waiting for its first bowler to string all 12 for a 300 game. In his 256 effort on Thursday, Mike Hogan started with the first 8 strikes, making our 300 game award sponsors very nervous again! The two high scorers this week, Nate Smith and Mike Hogan, are bowling doubles together in the upcoming Washington State tournament in Seattle next week. Paradise Lanes is fielding two five-man teams, seven doubles and 14 bowlers in singles for the Washington State Men’s Championships over the next four weeks being held in Seattle. With his 722, Nate Smith has jumped back above the 200 mark in league average. You may recall, he started the season with an unprecedented six consecutive 600 series in Thursday league. The ladies’ race for season High Average is very close. Janice Clarke leads the field with 158.7, Trish Smith has 156.8 and Mary Guard 155.5. For the men, Scott Olinger leads with 208.6, followed by Mike Best at 206.7 and Dave Morton at 206.3.

Score Report for the week March 27 - March 31, 2006

In Monday Merchants, Rich Campbell’s Carquest had high handicap series of 3034 while ICC Trouble Makers, led by Michey Rath and John Hames, shot high handicap game of 1061. Trish Smith shot high game of 192 while Deb Hames had high handicap series of 624. As you will read below, Scott Olinger started tonight with his most impressive weekly showing yet, tonight posting a 653 scratch series while John Hames had high handicap game of 245.

In Tuesday Mixed, Vet’s Pets, composed of Rich Foley, Cliff Jeffries, Peter Jameson and Pat Ball, shot high handicap series with 2467, while Pin Pals, led by Cindy Gutierrez, took high handicap game with 843. For the women, Sandy Jackson had high handicap series with 640, while Cindy Mullis shot the high scratch game: 179. Scott Olinger had a big 686 series (with a 251 game tossed in), while Mike Hogan shot a 224 game scratch and Cliff Jeffries had 643 for high handicap series.

In Wednesday Merchants, ICB, with Paul Iovan, Kim Burns, Ken Walden, Ted Buganski and Doug Curnow, had high handicap series with 3025, and Going Bowlistic shot high handicap game of 1023. Paul Iovan had a 619 scratch series (712 handicap) and Walt Cooter took second honors with a 654 series. On the ladies side, Gina Sandwith shot a scratch 190 game, Cindy Mullis had high handicap game of 230, and Liz Collins shot high handicap series of 652.

In Thursday Mixed, Just for Fun had high handicap series of 2477 and Designers, comprised of Susan Ross, Tim Dustrude, Shannon Dean and Scott Olinger, shot high handicap game of 863. Still on his “Streak of the Week” was Scott Olinger, who posted 224-659 scratch. Mike Hogan had a 223 game and Sam DeFilipps a 216 scratch. Trish Smith had high series for the women with 496. High scratch games were offered by Mary Sundstrom 194, Janice Clarke 180 and Lou St. Luise 179 and high handicap game honors went to Shannon Dean with 239.

In our Bantam leagues (ages 6-12) high scores included Alen Melic 98 and Samantha Hopkins 85 0n Tuesday, and Jimmy Chaffee 135, Max Haenel 120, Gabe Lawson 114 and Summer Fox 105 for Thursday. Thanks to King’s Market for sponsoring our Bantam Leagues.

A raucous weekend was had over April Fool’s Day with Youth Dynamics groups from the mainland and several Yacht Clubs in attendance. Saturday night saw a full Moonlight Monte Carlo with over $100 won in cash prizes. Friday Harbor’s Nate Smith hosts Monte Carlo evenings on Saturdays at 8:00 PM; for your reservations call 370-5667.

Score Report for the week March 20 - March 24, 2006

In Monday Merchants, Gem Welding had high game with 888 and Wells Fargo Bank captured high series with 2827. For the women, Melissa Posenjak had high handicap series with 631, Chris DeFilipps followed with 617, and Kathy Dent shot 197 for high game. For the men, Dave Morton had a huge night! He shot a 278 on his way to a scratch series of 701 (a 233/game average!). John Stephens had high handicap series of 644 and Mike Orr was second with 637.

In Tuesday Mixed, the team with “No Life”, composed of Mary Fowler, Sandi Jackson, Steve Jackson and Dave Shaw, shot high series with 2430, while Rookies Rule took high game with 818. For the women, Princess Christina shot a big handicap series with 662, while Liz DeLong posted a 243 high game. For the men, Dave Shaw had high handicap series with 663 and Jack Casey had high handicap game with 238.

In Wednesday Merchants, Lighthouse Window had high series with 2598, and The Kickers, composed of Cecil and Kathy Dent, Joel and Gloria Ball and Lou St. Luise shot high handicap game of 1057. The men turned in some hot games. Scott Olinger, who has been on a self-admitted “tear” these past weeks, posted a 267 game on his way to a scratch 715 series. Great Bowling, Scott! Friday Harbor’s now famous Nate Smith shot 225 on his way to 629. On the ladies side, Gina Sandwith shot 209 on her way to a 528 series, Bette Story had high handicap series of 654, Susan Anderson shot high scratch game of 178 and Carol Jackson had high handicap game of 230.

In Thursday Mixed, Just for Fun had high series of 2591 and Designers shot high handicap game of 878. Sam DeFilipps had 245 on his way to a 655 series, John Clarke posted 216 on his way to a 599 scratch series and Tim Dustrude had high handicap series of 654. For the women, Ruth Ploghoft shot 190 on her way to high scratch series of 507, Kris Zerby had a 204 scratch game and Lou St. Luise had high handicap series of 667.

In our Bantam leagues (ages 6-12) high scores included Jake Lowe 117, Ian Williams 115, Jake Bower 113 and Michael Hoeller 103. Thanks to King’s Market for sponsoring our Bantam Leagues.

Score Report for the week March 6 - March 10, 2006

In Monday Merchants, Gem Welding had high series with 2805 and Wells Fargo Bank shot high game of 876. For the women, Chris Defilipps had hi series with 504, while Dana Bune had a 193 high game. For the men, Eddie Williams had a huge night! He shot a 266 on his way to high season scratch series of 726 (a 237/game average!). Not to be outgunned, Sam Defilipps had a 244 game.

In Tuesday Mixed, Spare Time had high scratch series honors with 2026 and Vet’s Pets had high game with 575. For the women, Trish Smith captured high scratch series honors with 467. Three big handicap series were turned in by the women with Princess Christina 630, Anne Gutierrez 637 and Elizabeth Delong 650. Nice shooting ladies!! For the men, Mike Hogan had high series with 599 and Cliff Jeffries shot a 201 game.

In Wednesday Merchants, ICB had high series with 2368, and Going Bowlistic had high game of 827. The men turned in some hot games with Friday Harbor’s almost famous Nate Smith 221, Tom Burns at 227, and Paul Iovar 234. Nate Smith went on to finish with a 630 series. On the ladies side, Lou St. Luise had a 175 game and Kim Burns a 478 series.

In Thursday Mixed, Altered Egos had high scratch series of 2303 and Hot Rollers (Christy’s Island Salon) shot high game of 699. Patrick Smith shot a 260 game, while Mike Hogan worked the magic with a 244 game on his way to a 688 series. For the women, Trish Smith had a big night…215 game on the way to a 564 series and Mary Sundstrom shot a 181 scratch game. Lou St. Luise and Dorothy Martyn had high handicap games of 228 and 225 respectively.

Don’t forget league bowlers: St. Patty’s Day Tournament on Friday night – doubles, starting squads at 7:30 and 9:30. Check with Tournament Director Nate Smith for your start time. And for those that like to win cash by bowling strikes, try our Moonlight Monte Carlo, emceed and hosted by Friday Harbor’s home-grown Nate Smith, Saturdays at 8:00 pm. Call 370-5667 with your reservation.

Score Report for the week Feb 25-March 3, 2006

In Monday Merchants, Wells Fargo Bank had hi series with 2561; Trish Smith had hi series with 517 while Dana Bune had a 179 high game. Eddie Williams packed in the strikes with a 242 game on his way to hi series of 623. Patrick Smith had a 234 game.

In Tuesday Mixed, Spare Time had high scratch game and series honors with 699-2037 and Rookies Rule had high handicap game with 851. For the women, Chris Petersen captured hi handicap series honors with 657 and Sue Hoglund had hi scratch game with 190. Mike Hogan had hi game and series with 235-638.

In Wednesday Merchants, ICB had hi series with 2520, and Lighthouse Window had high game of 905. Tom Burns rolled a 232 scratch game on his way to a handicap 700 series; Scott Olinger shot 247 and a 640 scratch series. On the ladies side, Kim Burns had a 555 series and Trish Smith had a 200 game.

In Thursday Mixed, Kops-R-Us shot high handicap series of 2439 and Altered Egos had high scratch game of 772. The guy that everyone is asking about – Friday Harbor’s Nate Smith, shot a 256 scratch high game while Scott Olinger had a 695 series. For the women, Kris Zerby had a 535 series and Janice Clarke shot a 193 scratch game.

In the Tuesday Junior Bantam League, Dylan Allen had a 99 game to start off this new league.

In the Thursday Junior Bantam League, high scores were led by Christo Bolger 126, Xander Crichton 117, Jackson Pieples 117, Jake Bower 113, Isaiah Hauck 108 and Parker Satin 100. Thanks to sponsor King’s Market.

Score Report for the week Feb 18-24, 2006

In Monday Merchants, Wells Fargo Bank had hi series with 2665; Hot Rollers bowling for Kristy’s Island Salon had hi game 863; Trish Smith had hi series with 481 while Melissa Posenjak topped the leader board with a 188 game. Dave Morton had hi game with 246 and Scott Olinger hi series with 643.

In Tuesday Mixed, Spare Time took high series honors with 1878 while the San Juan Firefighters (FlameThrowers) took high game with 570. For the women, Mary Guard captured hi series honors with 466 and Ruth Ploghoft had hi game with 170. Jon Zerby shot 191 while Mike Hogan had hi series with 611.

In Wednesday Merchants, Lighthouse Window had hi series with 2389, and ICB had an 838 game. Scott Olinger topped the leader board with a 604 scratch series and Jim Cumming had a 225 game. On the ladies side, Gina Sandwith had a 497 series and April Mason had a 179 game.

In Thursday Mixed, Altered Egos posted 1824 and the 4 Temps, including staff from Jimmy’s Café, had hi game of 639. Sam DeFilipps had hi series of 559 and John Clarke had a 209 game. Kris Zerby had a 501 series and Mary Sundstrum a 189 game for the ladies.

In the Thursday Junior Bantam League, high scores were led by Carter Feuhr-Bush with 121, Jake Bower 103 and Tyla Thomas 100. Thanks to sponsor King’s Market.

In Monday Merchants, Wells Fargo Bank had hi series with 2562; Hot Rollers hi game 863; Trish Smith had hi game with 183 while Leslie Byron topped the leader board with a 498 series. John Stephens made the leader board with 204 and Dave Morton rolled 241 on his way to hi series of 669.

In Tuesday Mixed, Spare Time took high series honors with 1912 while the team of customs officers called “Rookies Rule” took high game with 561, helped by team captain and league president Jim Specht, who shot 60 pins over his average! For the women, Kris Zerby turned in a huge game with 222, while Mary Guard captured hi series honors with 488. Bob Plughoft rolled in as a sub and shot 167 while Mike Hogan had hi series with 558.

In Wednesday Merchants, Lighthouse Window had hi series with 2535, and Islands Welding & Fabrication added to the party with an 863 game. As might be expected, Scott Olinger topped the leader board with a 223 game on his way to a 659 scratch series, high for the week, but honorable mention to Steve Williamson who shot 60 pins over his average. On the ladies side, more dramatically, Carol Jackson shot 84 pins over her average for high handicap honors, Liz Collins had a 168 and Kim Burns shot 191 on her way to a 475 series.

In Thursday Mixed, Several good individual efforts topped the boards on a night with tough lane conditions. Ruth Plughoft was highest-over-average for the women, and Pat Ball had a 168, helping The 4 Broads to a strong handicap game. Janice Clarke took hi game honors with 201. Men’s games included Jon Zerby 199, Mike Hogan 202, Sam DeFilipps 203 and Scott Olinger 232 on his way to a 635 scratch series.

In the Thursday Junior Bantam League, high scores were led by Morgan Kinnaman 124, Parker Satin 120, Jake Bower 110, Michael Hoeller 106, Christo Bolger 106 and Shelby Brock 104. Thanks to sponsor King’s Market.

Score Report for the week Feb 4-10, 2006

In Monday Merchants league, Wells Fargo Bank exchanged spots with Gem Welding for high series and game this week with 2580 and 834 respectively. Trish Smith had high women’s series with 516 and high games were posted by Sherry Steckler 195 and Dana Bune 181. But the highlight was on Dave Morton, bowling for Wells Fargo Bank. He started with a 245 game, then had strikes in the first nine frames on his second game for a 267 game, and finished strongly with a 213 for a whopping 725 series!! Nice bowling Dave!! Separately, Eric Fusare rolled a 246 game and Ed Williams posted a very respectable 627 series (209 average).

In the Tuesday Mixed League, Spare Time took high series honors with 1926 and Vets Pets had a 593 game. Karen Hogan swept both high game and series, with a 199 and series of 494. On the men’s side, Mike Hogan had a 197 game and Rich Foley reached the leader board with a 469 series. Mary Guard had a 213 game and 522 series, while Christine Pascoe rolled a 179 game.

In the Wednesday Merchants League, the yet-to-be-named-and-sponsored “Team 4” had best series again with a 2380, and Lighthouse Window posted best game with 816. April Mason posted a 181 game, Gloria Ball a 189, and Trish Smith shot 209 on her way to high series with 508. Joel Ball had a 213 on his way to a 571 series, Nate Smith posted 232 and Sam deFilipps shot a scratch 234 game. Nice shooting!

In the Thursday Mixed League, Altered Egos had high series with 2070, while Ten or Better made the leader board for the first time with a high game of 717. High series went to Mary Sundstrom with 531, with Janice Clarke close behind at 517. Kris Zerby had 187 and Karen Hogan posted a 190 game. Friday Harbor’s Nate Smith is getting more famous. Remember Butch and Sundance? Well now San Juan Islanders want to know: “who is this guy?” Nate Smith has kept his streak alive – with a sixth 600 series in six weeks of bowling. This time a 617 series (including a 228 game!). Pat Smith (no relation…) shot 222 and John Clarke had a 220 game.

In the Thursday Bantam League, high scores included Parker Satin 104, Austin MacDiarmid 103, Jake Bower 113, Isaac Mayer 108, Summer Fox 103 and Gabe Lawson 109. Another hearty thanks to King’s Market for sponsoring this league!

In the new Friday Happy Hour League, Fuzzy Navels shot 1507 and Kamikaze Strikers had a 482 game.

Score Report for the week Jan 30 - Feb 3, 2006


In Monday Merchants league, Gem Welding once again took high series, posting a score of 2481. High team game went to Wells Fargo Bank with 861. Sherry Steckler bowled 510 series, while Pam Colley posted a game best 196. In men’s, Dave Morton had high series posting a score of 579, and Pat Smith had best game with 207.

In the Tuesday Mixed League, G Force, comprised of the Gutierrez family, posted the high series of 1699, while Spare Time had best game at 742. Karen Hogan swept both high game and series, with a 199 and series of 494. On the men’s side, Pat Smith had another good night with high series of 608, and Mike Best had single game honors with a 238.

In the Wednesday Merchants League, the yet-to-be-named-and-sponsored “Team 4” had best series with a 2416, and Lighthouse Window posted best game with 888. April Mason swept the women’s side with a high game of 179 on her way to a series score of 483. Scott Olinger posted the best series of the week with a 678 (226 average!), helped by a 254 game.

In the Thursday Mixed League, Altered Egos had high series with 2087, while Hot Rollers high game of 681. High series went to Trish Smith with a 501, and high game to Karen Hogan with 184. Friday Harbor’s ‘almost famous’ Nate Smith kept his streak alive – with a fifth 600 series in as many weeks: 602, helped by the week’s high game of 258. Nice going Nate!! Remember, Nate is also host and emcee for the return of Paradise Lanes’ Moonlight Monte Carlo on Saturday nights where bowlers win cash for strikes.

In the Thursday Bantam League, high scores included Nathan Steenkolk 115, Katana Mathews 114, Morgan Kinnaman 113, Jake Bower 105, Eli Baker 101, Summer Fox 99 and Xander Crichton 92. Another hearty thank you to King’s Market for sponsoring this league!

In the new Friday Happy Hour League, high series was posted by Tom Burns (594) and high game by Karen Hogan (177). But this league is much more about having fun than being competitive, and bowlers spent much of the time naming their teams after various libations. The printable ones included Wild Turkey, Fuzzy Navels, Hawkaritas, and the Kamikaze Strikers. If you want to try your hand at bowling, we are looking for four more individuals for the Friday Happy Hour League – beginners are welcome since this is more about fun than scoring; starts at 5:45 pm on Fridays and comes complete with a different drink special each week from Jimmy’s Paradise Café. It’s a great way to wrap up the week. Call 370-5667 and reserve your spot now!

Score Report for the week January 23-27, 2006

In Monday Merchants league, Gem Welding took back high series honors from Wells Fargo with a 2481 series, but Wells Fargo answered with a 861 game. Dave Morton shot 579 while Pat Smith managed a 207 game, and Sherry Steckler shot 510 and Pam Coffey a 196 game.

Tuesday Mixed showed Vet’s Pets rolling a 567 game. Christine Pascoe shot 186 on her way to high series of 473 while Trish Smith shot a 170 game. Mike Hogan had 612 and Pat Smith 220.

The Wednesday Merchant league had Lighthouse Window topping the leader board again with high series of 2471 (who are those guys??) and Strike Force had high game of 808. Joel Ball shot 202 on his way to a 548 series, while the ladies ripped up the lanes: Bette Story shot a 177, Gloria Ball had a 488 series, and April Mason shot 199 on her way to high series of 489.

In Thursday Mixed, it was quite a night. Hot Rollers posted a 786 scratch game, almost averaging 200 as a team. Altered Egos had a 2026 series. For the women, Mary Sundstrom shot 180 on her way to a 484 series and Janice Clarke rolled a 467. Nate Smith deserves honorable mention for posting his fourth 600 series in this league in four weeks, shooting 604 and Pat Smith came in with his third 200 of the week, a nice 235 game. But all eyes were on lanes 7 and 8 where Mike Hogan was bowling. This is the same Mike Hogan who just posted a 256 game in this league the previous week. This time, he found the lanes to his liking, even with extensive noise from the hammering next door – Paradise Lanes was in the middle of renovating its Games Arcade! Hogan had his line to the pocket…throwing ten out of a possible twelve strikes. Now he was onto his eleventh ball, with a 300 clearly in sight. Unflappable, he threw another ball heading straight for the pocket but after the explosion subsided, a stubborn 6-pin remained. Mike finished with a 289 game, second highest in the history of Paradise Lanes. He finished the night with a 658 series – great bowling Mike!

In the Bantam League, high scores were posted by Hayden Mayer 87, Megan O’Brian 91, Summer Fox 92, Jake Bower 94, Katana Matthews 86, Christo Bolger 107, Max Haenel 84, Gabe Lawson 103, Xander Crichton 90, Iam Williams 85, Maclin Fuehr Bush 102, William King 85, Parker Satin 85 and Jimmy Chaffee 113. Thank you to King’s Market for their participation in sponsoring our Bantam League!

Score Report for the week January 8-13, 2006

In Monday Merchants league for the second week, Gem Welding took top series honors with 2344 and Wells Fargo Bank had high game of 810. Dave Morton had high men’s series with 586 and Pat Smith had high game of 207. Leslie Byron, bowling for , posted high women’s series of 464 while Trish Smith had high game of 169.

Tuesday Mixed: Vet’s Pets had high team game of 658 while Spare Time rolled in with high series of 1852. Individual highs included Mike Hogan 513 series and Cliff Jeffries with a 186 game, Christine Pasco 506 series and Mary Fowler 170 game.

Wednesday’s Senior League wrapped up their season and season high scores went to Sid Schneider 371 series and Gloria Ball 507 series.

The Wednesday Merchant league had Lighthouse Window repeat for top honors with high series on an 897 game. Scott Olinger posted a 253 game on his way to another fine series of 634 and Jason Garcia had 233. For the women, Gloria Ball continued her streak with a 199 game and Susan Anderson posted high series with 512.

Thursday Mixed: Nate Smith posted a second 600 series in as many weeks, shooting 264-639 and Pat Smith had a 214 game. For the women, Kris Zerby posted high game of 218 while Sherry Cawthorne leaves Paradise Lanes in a blaze of glory with a huge 566 series – a 188 average! We want to thank Sherry for her service to Paradise Lanes this past year. She is joining husband Len on the mainland who has taken a position with a corporation that owns two bowling centers in Seattle. Good luck to both of you!!