THIS week, let’s get going with a glance at the Thursday 7.30pm league, and this is where we discover the star bowler was Sarah Ostini from Hyundai, with 156 over average for the series.
The next league out of the blocks is the Wednesday 6.30pm Autostyle league, and from here came star bowler Luke Cooper from Chukum, with 139 over average for the series.
Then there’s the Monday 7.30pm doubles, where the star bowler turned out to be Daniel Wishart from HSV, with 129 over average for the series. The Tuesday juniors threw up Lachlan Robinson from Brothers Grim as its star bowler, in recognition of his 123 over average for the series.
Jumping to Wednesday and the 7.30pm league, we find the star bowler was Trevor Southwell from Pin Pals, also with 121 over average for the series.
And finally for this week, there’s the Tuesday mixed singles (of course), where the star bowler happened to be Paige Keegan with 121 over average for the series. And, as no doubt you’ve all calculated by now, the star bowler of the week, and winner of the auto wash, compliments of Pete’s Car Wash, was Sarah Ostini, who gave us that great 156 over average for the series. And the era of multiple awards has not yet finished, as Sarah also claimed the Almost Made It Hero prize of the Mackie’s Cafe open order, because on her way to 156 over average for the series, she bowled a game of 179 (PB).
Others looking for great chow down included Murray Smith 199, Mark Beard 177, Amy Nichols 176, Linda McFadden 192, Hayden Williams 143, Jack Sharpe 160, Hayley Gillette 167, Jordyn Butt 95, Mary McArdle 167, Joe Wilkins 191, Tegan Hildenbeutel 189, Nathaniel Wilkinson 179, Shawn Marks 187, Daniel Wishart 162, Anne Keegan 183, Nathan Budd 176, Rod Fraser 167 and Katrina Gosper 189, Joel Wiseman 170, Michael Quinlan 179, David Quinlan 184 and Ron Quinlan 191.
The high roller champion and claimant of the three free practice games was Trevor Southwell from the Wednesday 7.30pm league, who scored 239 (PB). Others from the same league were Brian Penrose 209 and Ross Southwell 219.
Other bowlers seeking recognition during the week included Aaron Reid 203, Troy Seers 215, Ben Perriman 204, Chris Lees 256, John Clyde 214, Michael Collison 257, Matt Caughlan 214, Kevin Delaney 225, Jason Brown 278 (included in a series of 890), Simon Dickinson 235 (872), David Rosser 206, Adam Delatovic 234 and Paige Keegan 212 (925).
Also copping some limelight were Michael Burke 224, Jessica Smith 236, Tony Agland 221, Peter Selwood 242, Luke Cooper 252, Chris Collins 227, David Hayward 250, Hayden Gosper 237, Sharon Trudgett 213, Brenden Francis 277, John Smith 207, Wade Selwood 258, and two fellas getting some support from their braces, Ray Tyquin with a brace of 205s, and Ken Bartimote with a brace of 202s.
Our encouragement award, the Video Ezy voucher, was claimed by the previously-mentioned Linda McFadden, whose score of 192 was 64 over average. Junior of the week, and winner of the McDonald’s encouragement award, was also previously mentioned, and was Amy Nichols, who rolled that good game of 176.
August’s second aspirant for the title of female of note, and a chance to score the gift certificate from Beyond Blonde Hair Studio, was Paige Keegan, who rolled a few great games for a series of 825.
And unfortunately (for me, anyway), there were no double dippers located this week. Maybe, with some luck, I’ll find some next week. Remember - you can run, but you can’t hide.
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