Jan. 22 Area sport: Fairview bowling; Jordan Oldtimers and Welland Tigers hockey
Following are recent top tenpin and fivepin bowling scores, as submitted by the lanes and league secretaries:
FAIRVIEW
Tenpin
Tuesday Morning Mixed: John Osborne 606, Gord McCormack 584, Dave Ryder 543, Pat Weir 570, Ruth Reimer 524, Rosemarie Simpell 458.
Tuesday Afternoon Ladies: Stella Slavinjak 477, Velma Rutka 475, Sharon Walsh 474.
Tuesday Night Men: First Div: Al MacDonald 503, Felice Delpriore 460, Craig McKie 460; Premier Div: Terry Krawec 630, Ken Derosier 612, Ron Verkuyl 606.
Wednesday Morning Ladies: Judy Coote 499, Grace Beke 462, Sarah DePenning 447.
Wednesday Night Ladies: Muriel Tanner 549, Janice Osowiec 501, Darlene Rymer 489.
Thurs Morn Ladies: Cathy Jackowitz 483, Kathy Fast 438, Martha Hildebrandt 434.
Thursday Prime Timers: Harley Smith 570, Dave Ryder 505, Mike Johnson 496, Trish Game 506, Marg Millar 494, Velma Rutka 459.
Thursday Night Mixed: Group 1: John Osborne 656, Terry Krawec 612, Brab Fretz 586; Group 2: Rob Costantini 572, Harley Smith 554, Doug Fretz 546; Group 3: Bonnie Castrucci 509, Trish Game 506, Alex Burse 502; Group 4: Laurie Fretz 509, Richard Wood 486, Carm Osborne 484; Group 5: Giovan Cooper 469, Mark Newbigging 392, Charlene Calder 384.
Friday Night Mixed: Ken Derosier 663, Chris Rogers 635, Don Barker 588, Sheila Alagappan 490, Laura MacPherson 452, Nancy MacLean 451, Elaine Houtby 451.
Youth: Bantam: Robbie Donald 270, Alex Teneycke 222, Sam Visentin 221; Junior: Landon DeGlopper 368, Ava Conway 430, Sophia Beaudry 363; Intermediate: Seth Edwards 391, Kayley Richardson 324.
Monday Morning Men: Good: Bob Scricca 536, Gary Ward 499, Paul Schankula 496; Gooder: Vince DeNapoli 558, Jim Henderson 557, Rob Balanowski 491; Goodest: Wayne Dolinski 650, Ralph Barnim 582, Gord McCormack 581.
Monday Majors: Terry Krawec 646, Joe Morabito 617, Jeff VanBeval 611, Sandi Burse 569, Trena Sieber 559, Lisa Morabito 544.
Fivepin
Tuesday Prime Timers: Martin Lanteigne 599, Kevin Shea 556, Mahendra Thaleshvar 527, Gloria Brathwaite 498, Rachel Stanley 490, Gaetane Papineau 487.
Tuesday Night Mixed: Jim Miller 617, Brayden Girard 605, Ken McKay 553, Angi Nesbitt 594, Lisa Loosemore 376.
Wednesday Morning Ladies: Cheryl Prudhomme 522, Muriel Estey 520, Colleen Wiley 510.
French Club: Jacques Vaillancourt 669, Bob Walsh 606, Martin Lanteigne 533, Toni Ball 536, Marie-Josee Vaillancourt 471, Monique Touzin 449.
Friday 55 and Uppers: Philip Lamothe 512, Kevin Shea 505, Randy Thomas 467, Mary Chodoriwsky 466, Nan Bogden 391, Jackie Burton 389.
Youth: Little Tykes (one game): Gavin Booker 100, Autumn Etherington 104, Charlotte Spence 102, Scarlett Colledge 102; Peewee: Thomas Running 196; Bantam: Jaymes Booker 308, Ethan Barker 273, Katelynn Gough 463, Katie Adgey 300, Scotia Edwards 282; Junior: Aaron Goertzen 579, Jacob Gough 558, Cameron Mitchell 462, Felicia Currie 600, Katelynn Mitchell 556, Erica Boles; Senior: Chanzen Krafve 675, Olivia Prudhomme 496.
Sunday Sport: Shawn Quesnel 722, Scott Bartlett 619, Bill Booker 588, Angi Nesbitt 696, Noella White 547, Wendy Bonnette 500.
Monday 55 and Up: Bob Walsh 664, Ian Cooper 646, Pete Robertson 565, Marilyn Goulding 550, Marjie Rylett 504, Helen Black 492.
UNIFOR Retirees: Tom Astley 551, Jon MacDonald 549, Dave Wintle 468, Olga Astley 464, Michelle Copeland 458, Irene Charkowy 420.
Monday Evening Mixed: Peter Buetow 488, Charlie Staples 488, Dick Mallory 481, Erika Phair 543, Denise Livingston 452, Bonnee Brown 449.
JORDAN OLDTIMERS HOCKEY
Following are results from the Jordan Oldtimers Hockey League:
Stars 7 Hawks 4
Stars: Jason Rose 3; Brandon Brousseau 2; Rob McMillian; Chris Cookson.
Hawks: Adam Goodbrand 2; Craig Martin; Adam Hendriks.
Rangers 7 Bruins 7
Rangers: Greg Penney 2; Carey Spiece; Tim Sawicki; Darrel Murphy; John Lamont; Darren Craig.
Bruins: Mike Sheridan 3; Josh Moore; Adam Regular, Doug Little; Ryan Horton.
Flyers 7 Canadiens 5
Flyers: Kevin Paul 3; Jeff Dixon; Matt Dixon; Jeff Gates; Drew Hering.
WELLAND TIGERS HOCKEY
Minor atom As wins two
The Welland Shadow Auto Tigers minor atom A hockey team improved to 21-3-1 in divisional play with wins over West Niagara and Niagara Falls.
The victories vaulted the Tigers into first place over the Dunnville Mudcats, whom they have two remaining games against.
Against West Niagara Flying Aces, Jackson Gallagher-Temple got the win in net and the Tigers’ offence was led by: Jordan Hotham (2-1-3), Ethan Rousseau, Dylan Wood and Liam Seguin with a goal and an assist; Blake Hudak with a goal; and, Antonio Mete and Basil Garofalo with single assists.
In a 7-2 win over the Niagara Falls Flyers: Thomas Russell got the win in net; Hotham had two goals and assist; Wood scored twice; Ethan Rousseau had a goal and an assist; and, Brayden Farr and Seguin each scored once.
Major peewees quadruple Falls
Josh Lamb scored twice and Noah Bovine and Ryan Reeves also bulged the twine as the Welland Telus Tigers defeated Niagara Falls 4-1 in major peewee A action at the Gale Centre on Sunday evening.
Zachary Gagnon scored for Niagara Falls.
In a 1-0 loss, to Thorold, Connor Bolibruck scored for Thorold with assists to Lincoln Marsh-Hall and Nicholas Sattarzadeh picked up his third shutout of the season as Thorold improved to 18-4-2.
Welland and Thorold will host their respective OMHA playdown qualifying tournaments during the Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 weekend.
Minor peewees beat Stoney Creek
The Welland Tigers 91.7 Giant FM/Country 89 Tigers defeated Stoney Creek 5-1 in minor peewee A divisional play.
Henry Allen opened the scoring for Stoney Creek with an assist from Hayden Purnell.
Scoring for Welland were Colby Franchetti with a pair and Matteo Mete, Tanner Cutler and Tyler Laszlo with single scores.
Welland improved to 21-0-3 in league play with the win.
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