Blondettes lead the way in YABA Allstar League
Results from league play at McMinnville Lanes has The Blondettes in first place in the YABA Allstar League. We Be Rollin are in second place, King Pins are in third and XXX takes the fourth place spot. The Rollers, X-Squad, Midway Hicks and Pin Killers round out the bottom four.
For the boys Jordan Rumage had the high game of 204, high series 559, high game handicap 234 and high series handicap of 649. Clint Folsom also turned in a 649 series. For the girls, Nicole Jones turned in a 154 game and a 443 series. Misti Shields had a 226 handicap game and Francesca Freed turned in a 644 handicap series.
• In the Ruff Riders League, Woodbury Bunch is in first followed by Perry Wholesale, Road Runners, Red Diamonds, B&M Oak, Awesome Five, Titan Up, Lucky Strikes, No Clue, Fearless Five and Top-To-Bottom.
Jim Smoot rolled a 228 high game for the men. Chris Simmons had a 647 series and a 698 handicap series and Carl Mix turned in a 249 handicap game. For the women, Mary Roller had a 200 game. Marie Rogers had a 524 series, Suzanne Hunter had a 239 handicap game and a 667 handicap series.
• In the Moose Mixed, New Crew is in first place followed by, The Rebel’s, Po-Folkz, Ball and Chain, Hayes Hero’s, M.P.’s, The Pepper’s, Cruisers, Northern Redneck’s and Pin Knockers.
For the men, Billy Pitmon rolled a 275 game, a 692 series, a 285 handicap game and a 722 handicap series. Linda Robinson turned in a 196 game, 532 series and a 242 handicap game. Dean Savage had a 630 handicap series.
• High Rollers lead the Peggy’s Rollers and Bowlers league. Lucky Ducks are second with Bob Cats in third place. Friends, Oh Well, A-Team, Titians, Cat Dog, The Colts and Power Bowlers round out the bottom seven.
For the men, Stanley Maxwell had a 130 high game. Tommy Murphy had a 355 series, Benji Henegar had a 217 handicap game and Jared Ware turned in a 635 handicap series.
For the women, Doris Ann Sweeney had a 113 high game, a 287 series, 237 handicap game and a 659 handicap series.
• Holder Realty holds a one point lead in the Gold and Silver League with 61 points. Dr Pepper has 60 points, Jones Twins Beauty Salon has 59, Cumberland Lumber 57, Security Federal 55.5, Cumberland Bank 50, Crouch Motors 39 and McMinnville Lanes has 34.5 points.
For the women, Patty Womack led the way with a 191 game and a 530 series. Mickey Patton turned in a 187 game and a 460 series. Madeline Hutchins had a 177 game and a 479 series. For the men, Bill Hale turned in a 220 game and a 569 series. James Hutchines had a 203 game and a 567 series. Billy Hayes turned in a 556 series. In team play Holder Realty led the way with a 707 game and a 2027 series.
• In the Merchant All-Star League, Bernie’s Karaoke holds on to first place. Ball and Chain is in second place followed by McMinnville Auto Repair, Randy’s Raceway, Superior Auto Repair, Ray’s Team, Smoot & McGee Properties and Pioneer Building Supply.
Yogi Bratcher had a big night as he turned in a 269 game, 697 series, 282 handicap game and a 736 handicap series. Bernie’s Karaoke rolled a 817 game and a 2388 series.