The Fall 2004 season is now underway, with eight teams entering the 16-week competition for the coveted, nonexistent championship trophy. One bowler set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (168) and series (469) for the women, while Justin Strelow earned this week's high game (233) and series (609) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 19 & 20: Bowlkake spent some quality time with... (more...)

The Spring 2004 season draws to a close, with Joey's B*tches officially earning this season's championship title! The tweltfh week saw two teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (164) and series (468) for the women, while David Codding earned this week's high game (228) and series (608) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up,... (more...)

A stagnated eleventh week of Spring 2004 resulted in absolutely no movement in the standings. One bowler set a new personal best series. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (158) and series (446) for the women. As for the men, Pat Searcy and Thomas Lin both tied for this week's high game with a 229, and high series was earned by Carl Goetz with a 595. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: 2 Tall Asians, 2 Short Whites had some one-on-one time with Joey's... (more...)

A stagnated tenth week of Spring 2004 resulted in absolutely no movement in the standings. One bowler set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (190) and series (533) for the women. As for the men, Dennis Laube snagged this week's high game with a 232, and high series was earned by Ken M. Wilson with a 599. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Got Carpio? accepted a challenge by The Bowling... (more...)

The ninth week of Spring 2004 saw three teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Two bowler roll a new personal best game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (202) and series (526) for the women. As for the men, Thomas Lin snagged this week's high game with a 246, and high series was earned by David Codding with a 623. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: 2 Tall Asians, 2 Short Whites deliberately ate cheese sticks in front of Recreation... (more...)

The eighth week of Spring 2004 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. One bowler roll a new personal best game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (192) and series (529) for the women, while Pat Searcy earned this week's high game (233) and series (600) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Joey's B*tches waged a heated competition against T.R.O.T.B.. Topped by Ken M. Wilson with his above-average 582 series, the... (more...)

The seventh week of Spring 2004 saw two teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Four bowlers set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (243) and series (630) for the women, while Pat Searcy earned this week's high game (245) and series (656) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: The Bowling Stones had some one-on-one time with 2 Tall Asians, 2 Short Whites. ... (more...)

The Spring 2004 position round is now history, and and the championship will be on us before we know it! The sixth week saw one team climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (208) and series (556) for the women, while Ken M. Wilson earned this week's high game (245) and series (693) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15... (more...)

By now every team has bowled each other once, so next week is the Spring 2004 position round. But enough about next week, you came here to read about this week. The fifth week saw two teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (180) and series (507) for the women, while Carl Goetz earned this week's high game (266) and series (708) for the men. Read on... (more...)

The fourth week of Spring 2004 saw one team climb in the standings, while one team slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Deena Slinkard landed this week's high game for the women with a 180, and women's high series was bagged by Angela Bradford with a 509. As for the men, Ken M. Wilson earned this week's high game (224) and series (603). Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Got Carpio? faced off against 2 Tall... (more...)

The third week of Spring 2004 saw four teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Two bowler roll a new personal best game. Deena Slinkard landed this week's high game for the women with a 192, and women's high series was bagged by Angela Bradford with a 481. As for the men, Thomas Lin earned this week's high game (236) and series (622). Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Recreation Intoxication had a delightful time with Joey's B*tches. Starring... (more...)

The second week of Spring 2004 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. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (211) and series (560) for the women, while Pat Searcy earned this week's high game (245) and series (681) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: The Bowling Stones tussled with T.R.O.T.B.. Despite being led by Michael Basham with... (more...)

The Spring 2004 season is now underway, with six teams entering the 12-week competition for the coveted, nonexistent championship trophy. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (170) and series (477) for the women, while Pat Searcy earned this week's high game (191) and series (547) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Joey's B*tches did battle with Got Carpio?. Highlighting the skills of #1 Head-to-Head David Codding and his 544 series,... (more...)

The Fall 2003 season draws to a close, with Anchors Aweigh! officially earning this season's championship title! The final week saw one team climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series, and one rolled new personal high game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (181) and series (543) for the women, while Pat Searcy earned this week's high game (246) and series (621) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes... (more...)

A stagnated fifteenth week of Fall 2003 resulted in absolutely no movement in the standings. One bowler set a new personal best series. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (156) and series (436) for the women, while Thomas Lin earned this week's high game (226) and series (668) for the men. 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 2003 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Three bowlers set a new personal best series, and two rolled new personal high games. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (183) and series (485) for the women, while Ken M. Wilson earned this week's high game (247) and series (654) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Wolverines matched wits with Anchors Aweigh!. Although topped by Dennis Laube... (more...)

The thirteenth week of Fall 2003 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Two bowlers set a new personal best series. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (222) and series (563) for the women. As for the men, Pat Searcy snagged this week's high game with a 232, and high series was earned by Ken M. Wilson with a 631. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Bowlers of Mass Confusion had a delightful time with Bowl me Ishmael!. Although... (more...)

The tweltfh week of Fall 2003 saw one team climb in the standings, while one team slipped. Two bowler roll a new personal best game. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (212) and series (531) for the women. As for the men, Pat Searcy snagged this week's high game with a 224, and high series was earned by David Codding with a 625. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Anchors Aweigh! had a delightful time with Spare Change. Blessed by #1 Power Ranked... (more...)

The eleventh week of Fall 2003 saw two teams climb in the standings, while one team slipped. One bowler set a new personal best series. Andee Weinfurt picked up this week's high game (187) and series (453) for the women, while Thomas Lin earned this week's high game (237) and series (646) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Atomic Goo alternated between bowling and dry humping Bowlers of Mass Confusion. Though featuring Phil Schroeder with his 415... (more...)

The tenth week of Fall 2003 saw two teams climb in the standings, while two teams slipped. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (179) and series (484) for the women. As for the men, Demond Robinson snagged this week's high game with a 226, and high series was earned by Pat Searcy with a 605. Read on for all the rest of the details! First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Gutter Minds had a rendezvous with Wolverines. Starring #1 Power Ranked and #1 Head-to-Head Pat Searcy and his above-average... (more...)