Nov. 7 area: Fairview bowling; Brock athletics; Welland Tigers hockey
FAIRVIEW BOWLING
Following are recent top tenpin and fivepin bowling scores, as submitted by Fairview Lanes and league secretaries:
Tenpin
Tuesday Morning Mixed: Gord McCormack 565, Harold Stubbert 547, Harley Smith 527, Pat Weir 514, Rosemarie Simpell 494, Ruth Reimer 476.
Tuesday Afternoon Ladies: Sharon Walsh 506, Liseanne Beaudin 465, Lil Dunn 465.
Tuesday Night Mixed: Terry Krawec 666, Miranda Panas 663, Matt Kares 637.
Wednesday Morning Ladies: Grace Beke 474, Barb Mawhood 463, Sarah Depenning 431.
Wednesday Night Ladies: Colette Williams 521, Barb Colbey 465, Muriel Tanner 452.
Thursday Morning Ladies: Janice Jones 490, Karla Gilmore 442, Kathy Fast 426.
Thursday Prime Timers: Harley Smith 570, Mike Johnson 561, Ed Emoff 532, Ruth Reimer 447, Mary Langelaan 439, Marg Millar 438.
Thursday Night Mixed: Group 1: Terry Krawec 660, Codi McMaster 649, John Osborne 643. Group 2: Joe Morabito 656, Rob Costantini 553, Wayne Johnston 548. Group 3: Chad Bride 536, Dave Pattison 499, Bonnie Castrucci 486. Group 4: Mike McGrath 463, Dolores Costantini 462, Samantha McDowell 437; Group 5: Wilf Burse 455, Charlene Calder 409, Kris Culp 408.
Friday Night Mixed: Alex Panas 647, Greg Panas 598, Gus Dheilly 576, Elaine Houtby 494, Laura MacPherson 485, Cathy Thacker 477.
Youth: Bantam:Ben Foster 401. Junior: Armen Menkemnian 480, James Weller 389, Landon DeGlopper 304, D.J. Kuijer 444, Sophia Beaudry 416, Kyra Lachapelle 301. Intermediate: Addison Nye 455, Nicholas Langelaan 403, Zachary Beaudry 368, Taylor Whitworth 460, Melissa Langelaan 378, Kayley Richardson 318.
Monday Morning Men: Good: Harold Stubbert 439, Bill McLean 400, Harry Hoenig 396. Gooder: Denys Peel 555, Bob Scricca 531, Brad Dalgleish 510. Goodest: John Osborne 594, Dave Brown 588, Mike Johnson 579.
Monday Majors: Maddie Calvert 707, Terry Krawec 705, Brad Fretz 697, Sandi Burse 548, Trena Sieber 531.
Fivepin
Tuesday Prime Timers: Douglas Arsenault 586, George Brown 565, Martin Lanteigne 549, Sandra Thornhill 462, Maureen Cropper 459, Rachel Stanley 452.
Tuesday Night Mixed: Brayden Girard 710, Bill Steinhoff 589, Dwight McKay 585, Angi Nesbitt 518, Mandy Jenkins 512, Ashleigh McKay 487.
Wednesday Morning Ladies: Karen Doucet 518, Sharon Allen 488, Rose Marie Brown 475.
French Club: Jacques Vaillancourt 679, Martin Lanteigne 638, Wilfred Demore 592, Marie-Josee Vaillancourt 518, Suzanne Theriault 466, Therese Montpellier 432.
Friday 55 and Uppers: John Reynolds 480, Kevin Shea 473, Jim Robinson 443, Sandra Thornhill 464, Nan Brogden 428, Clara Schyff 404.
Youth: Little Tykes (one game): Gavin Booker 140, Duncan Hillborn 112, Joey Parr 62. Peewee: Liam Boles 336, Jaymes Booker 268, Sasha Dykyi 228, Evelyn Hilborn 191. Bantam: Joseph Best 357, Christopher Chagnon 268, Katelynn Gough 241, Scotia Edwards 238, Tamara Siconolfi 233. Junior: Cameron Mitchell 440, Henry Soares Jr. 430, Ethan Siren 407, Erica Boles 541, Felicia Currie 496, Naomi Bertram 457. Senior: Chanzen Krafve 499, Madison Crowthers 477.
Sunday Sport: Lucas Hall 662, Bill Booker 581, Shawn Quesnel 575, Wendy Bonnette 547, Noella White 464, Nicole Mercier 419.
Monday 55 and Up: Jim Copeland 595, Neville Robson 500, Bob Walsh 483, Donna Potashnyk 516, Marilyn Goulding 488, Helen Black 482.
CAW Retirees: Dave Wintle 538, Mike Locke 535, Tom Astley 497, Dorothy Zacharuk 509, Irene Charkowy 459, Colleen Wiley 431.
Beaver Bowlers Club: Dick Mallory 542, Fred Henderson 521, Larry Breeze 518, Denise Livingston 606, Eleanor Manley 425, Bonnee Brown 420.
MARTENS AND GEISBRECHT HONOURED
Local rowers Jacob Giesbrecht (Wainfleet) and Jacob Martens (St. Catharines) were named Brock’s male athletes of the week.
The two won bronze in the men’s lightweight double and helped the men’s lightweight four win bronze at the Canadian University Rowing Championships. Owen Voelkner, Zachary Whiteley and coxswain Raymond Wong were also in the four.
Brock’s women’s eight (Anna Maloney, Isabella Mazzarolo, Alyssa Toffolo, Amanda Martin, Brianna Spanics, Sabrina Tigwell, Jenna Osborne, Kayla Krasnor and cox Laura Court) also won a bronze medal.
Court was named the national outstanding female athlete and Brock head coach Peter Somerwil was given the President’s Award, which is for outstanding contributions to the sport of rowing.
“Obviously, rowing is very important to me. The reason I do this is because I’m passionate about the rowing,” said Somerwil. “I want others to have the same great experiences I’ve had in this sport. I want to give people the opportunity to excel.”
Court also won the Ontario University Athletics’ female athlete of the year last weekend.
“Laura is well organized. That girl is so intelligent, so smart,” Brock coach Swede Burak said. “She is worth four or five seconds in a boat alone, just her as a coxie.”
Last summer, Court won a gold medal at the under-23 world championships in the women’s eight.
SPAGNOLO HONOURED
Sir Winston Churchill alumnus Marilena Spagnolo was named an OUA soccer all-star for the second straight season.
The Brock goalie posted a 0.95 goals against average and finished third overall in save percentage (.877) to earn a second team all-star nod.
Brock midfielder Brianne Desa and forward Samantha Bayer were named second team all stars.
LACROSSE AWARDS
Three Brock men’s field lacrosse players were named Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association All-Canadians.
Honoured were Kurtis Woodland, Adam Kirchmayer and Latrell Harris.
BROCK HOCKEY
Adam Berg, Jared Marino, Ayden MacDonald and Ethan Spaxman scored as the Brock men’s hockey team beat Guelph 4-3.
Scoring for Brock in a 4-3 loss to Ryerson were Brody Silk (2) and Ethan Price.
Brock’s women fell 3-2 in a shootout to Ryerson with Katreena Whiteye and Annie Berg scoring for the Badgers.
BROCK BASKETBALL
Brock men’s basketball team fell to 2-1 on the season following a 79-73 loss to McMaster.
Leading the Brock men were Cassidy Ryan with 20 points and Tyler Brown with 13 points.
Brock’s women fell to 0-3 with an 81-62 loss to McMaster. Melissa Tatti led Brock with 15 points and seven rebounds. Courtney McPherson grabbed 16 rebounds and Kristin Gallant netted 14 points.
WELLAND MINOR ATOMS
The Welland Youngs Insurance Tigers minor atom hockey team defeated the Dunnville Mudcats 4-3 on goals by Lucas Homan, Jaxson Beck, Maxx Pals and Cade Bovine. Ethan Fortier and Beck had a pair of assists while Matteo Valleriani and Bovine each contributed one.
In a 4-2 loss to the Lincoln Wrath, Owyn Fewkes made more than 40 saves for Welland. Fortier and Cade Bovine netted goals and assists were contributed by Austin Bovine and Cole McCarthy.
Pals scored three times in a 5-1 win over Glanbrook and Kalen Sumbler and Cade Bovine also scored. Fortier, Austin Bovine, Homan and Evan Gaspich had two assists. Mackenzie Taylor walked away with the hard hat for hardest working player of the game.
Austin Bovine scored all four goals in a 4-0 win over Fort Erie. Homan, Cade Bovine and Joseph Boychuk each had one assist.
The Tigers defensive pairings were relentless for a second game in a row helping Welland improve to 4-3 on the season.
TIGERS AND BLADES TIE
The Welland Telus Tigers major peewee A hockey team could not hold on to a two-goal lead in the third period as the 6-2-2 Lincoln Blades battled back to even the contest in the game’s final 11 minutes of play.
Carter Kipp and Nicolas DiPietro scored for the Tigers and Kian Bartkiw and Alex Maresse replied for the Blades as the teams skated to a 2-2 tie.
Welland is now 4-2-3 in league play.
TIGERS EDGE WOLVES
The Welland Niagara Street Pharmacy/Gene’s Skate Sharpening Tigers clawed their way to a 5-3 come-from-behind victory against the league-leading Niagara-on-the-Lake Wolves in Major Atom hockey action.
Colby Franchetti scored twice for Welland and singles were netted by Tanner Cutler, Brennen Hagar and Ashlyn Armstrong.
Ethan Abraham netted a pair of goals for Niagara-on-the-Lake and Gavin Tomczuk also scored.
With the victory, Welland improves to 5-1-2 while Niagara-on-the-Lake remains tied for first place with a 6-3-1 record, although, Glanbrook has three games in hand with current record of 6-0-1.
Welland heads to Orillia this weekend to compete in the Jim Wilson Chevrolet Winter Classic.
TIGERS TOP TOURNEY
The Welland Mike Knapp Ford Tigers novice A hockey team captured its second tournament of the year last weekend at the Peter Mancuso Memorial Tournament in Niagara Falls.
The Novice Tigers won the tournament by beating the Amhurstburg Stars in the final.
The Tigers opened with three wins in round-robin play, beating the Burlington Junior Cougars 13-0, Alliston TNT Tornados 8-0 and the Willowdale Blackhawks 4-1. The Tigers beat a strong Whitby Wildcat team 4-1 in the semi-finals.
Scoring goals versus Burlington were Mackenzie Welychka (4), Ethan Rousseau (2), Dylan Wood (3), Sebastien Boucher (2), Noah Rousseau and Blake Hudak, Jackson MacLeod had the shutout.
Scoring versus Alliston were Welychka (2), Wood (2), Rousseau (2) and Jordan Hotham (2). Brady Matte recorded the shutout.
Netting goals versus Willowdale were Welychka (2), Rousseau and Hudak. In the Welland net for the win was MacLeod.
Scoring in the semifinal win versus Whitby were Liam Seguin (2), Welychka and Hudak. Matte recorded the win in goal.
In the final, Welychka scored in regulation time and Welychka, Wood and Rousseau scored in the shootout. In the Welland net for the championship game was MacLeod.
