The fifth week of Spring 2006 saw two teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Tracy Rychlewski landed this week's high game for the women with a 155, and women's high series was bagged by Freda Schroeder with a 439. As for the men, Tim Segraves snagged this week's high game with a 246, and high series was earned by David Codding with a 637. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on... (more...)

The fourth week of Spring 2006 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Three bowlers set a new personal best series, and three rolled new personal high games. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (160) and series (440) for the women, while Thomas Lin earned this week's high game (267) and series (704) for the men. Meanwhile, the Tournament of Champions also kicked off tonight, beginning of 13 weeks of one-on-one bowling excitement! Read on for all the rest of the... (more...)

The third week of Spring 2006 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Janelle (Laube) Lamar picked up this week's high game (195) and series (472) for the women. As for the men, Ken M. Wilson snagged this week's high game with a 230, and high series was earned by Carl Goetz and Jason Carpio, who tied with a 620. And the Tournament of Champions divisions are now set, ready for one-on-one action... (more...)

The second week of Spring 2006 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. One bowler roll a new personal best game. Freda Schroeder landed this week's high game for the women with a 153, and women's high series was bagged by Freda Schroeder and Janelle (Laube) Lamar, who tied with a 387. As for the men, John Richardson snagged this week's high game with a 230, and high series was earned by Nick Allegri with a 598. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes... (more...)

The Spring 2006 season is now underway, with eight teams entering the 16-week competition for the coveted, nonexistent championship trophy. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (173) and series (501) for the women. As for the men, Ken M. Wilson snagged this week's high game with a 226, and high series was earned by Carl Goetz with a 620. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Bowl Movement matched wits with Yo Mama. With the strength of #1 Power Ranked... (more...)

The Fall 2005 season draws to a close, with Same Belt, New Notch officially earning this season's championship title! A stagnated final week resulted in absolutely no movement in the standings. One bowler set a new personal best series. Janelle (Laube) Lamar landed this week's high game for the women with a 169, and women's high series was bagged by Freda Schroeder with a 436. As for the men, Carl Goetz earned this week's high game (235) and series (668). Read on for all the rest of the details! First... (more...)

The fifteenth week of Fall 2005 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (189) and series (513) for the women. As for the men, Demond Robinson snagged this week's high game with a 246, and high series was earned by John Richardson with a 630. Meanwhile, Tournament of Champions is officially down to its final eight bowlers, who will face each other next week competing for two cash prizes! Read on for all the rest of the details! First... (more...)

The fourteenth week of Fall 2005 saw one team climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (215) and series (588) for the women. As for the men, Ken M. Wilson snagged this week's high game with a 236, and high series was earned by Thomas Lin with a 615. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Bora Bora! shared a few beers with Same... (more...)

The thirteenth week of Fall 2005 saw one team climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (177) and series (502) for the women, while John Richardson earned this week's high game (226) and series (644) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Tatonka couldn't stop undressing with their eyes the members of Harry Potter and the Magic Balls. Topped by Will Jeter with his 446 series, Tatonka collected ... (more...)

The tweltfh week of Fall 2005 saw one team climb in the standings, while one team slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (210) and series (524) for the women. As for the men, Seth Gunderson snagged this week's high game with a 230, and high series was earned by Andy Metzler with a 600. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Same Belt, New Notch had a rendezvous with... (more...)

The eleventh week of Fall 2005 saw one team climb in the standings, while one team slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (180) and series (467) for the women. As for the men, Ken M. Wilson snagged this week's high game with a 222, and high series was earned by Michael Basham with a 566. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Munson'd tussled with Tatonka. In spite of top-billing by Mark Belles with his... (more...)

The tenth week of Fall 2005 saw one team climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Janelle (Laube) Lamar picked up this week's high game (183) and series (487) for the women. As for the men, Carl Goetz snagged this week's high game with a 212, and high series was earned by Ken M. Wilson with a 568. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Three Men and a Babe traded lane malfunctions with Bora Bora!. Featuring Ken M. Wilson with his 568 series, Three Men and... (more...)

The ninth week of Fall 2005 saw two teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (158) and series (448) for the women, while Carl Goetz earned this week's high game (237) and series (605) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: The Big LeBowlskies alternated between bowling and dry humping Derka, Derka. Showcasing Dennis Laube with his above-average 561 series, The Big LeBowlskies celebrated a... (more...)

The Fall 2005 position round is now history, and and the championship will be on us before we know it! The eighth week saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (180) and series (484) for the women. As for the men, David Parre snagged this week's high game with a 248, and high series was earned by Carl Goetz with a 573. Read on for all the rest... (more...)

By now every team has bowled each other once, so next week is the Fall 2005 position round. But enough about next week, you came here to read about this week. The seventh week saw two teams climb in the standings, while three teams slipped. Kathryn Holt landed this week's high game for the women with a 147, and women's high series was bagged by Janelle (Laube) Lamar with a 396. As for the men, David Codding earned this week's high game (203) and series (547). Read on for all the rest of the details! First... (more...)

The sixth week of Fall 2005 saw one team climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Amanda Cox Jeter and Amy Logan both tied for this week's high game for the women with a 149, and women's high series was bagged by Janelle (Laube) Lamar with a 416. As for the men, David Codding earned this week's high game (237) and series (639). Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Three Men and a Babe couldn't stop undressing with their eyes the members of Tatonka. Despite... (more...)

The fifth week of Fall 2005 saw four teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (157) and series (446) for the women. As for the men, Carl Goetz snagged this week's high game with a 230, and high series was earned by Ken M. Wilson with a 598. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22: Munson'd hung out with Same Belt, New Notch. In spite of top-billing by Mark Belles with his 364 series, Munson'd got swept... (more...)

The fourth week of Fall 2005 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series. Janelle (Laube) Lamar picked up this week's high game (132) and series (382) for the women, while David Codding earned this week's high game (245) and series (702) for the men. Meanwhile, the Tournament of Champions also kicked off tonight, beginning of 13 weeks of one-on-one bowling excitement! Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 21 & 22:... (more...)

The third week of Fall 2005 saw three teams climb in the standings, while three teams slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Freda Schroeder picked up this week's high game (177) and series (462) for the women, while Ken M. Wilson earned this week's high game (256) and series (654) for the men. And the Tournament of Champions divisions are now set, ready for one-on-one action to begin next week! Read on for all the rest of the details! First... (more...)

The second week of Fall 2005 saw two teams climb in the standings, while four teams slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Lauren Schuster landed this week's high game for the women with a 214, and women's high series was bagged by Janelle (Laube) Lamar with a 457. As for the men, Rich DeYoung snagged this week's high game with a 236, and high series was earned by David Codding with a 627. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up,... (more...)