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Fall 2006, Week 8

Posted by BowlingBot October 17, 2006 Fall 2006, Week 8 View Score Sheets

Fall 2006 Week 8 Robo-RecapWe are now halfway through the Fall 2006 season, so time is running out for those teams who want a shot at the championship to position themselves. The eighth week saw four teams climb in the standings, while three teams slipped. Angela Bradford landed this week's high game for the women with a 176, and women's high series was bagged by Freda Schroeder with a 447. As for the men, Tim Segraves snagged this week's high game with a 223, and high series was earned by David Codding with a 560. Read on for all the rest of the details!

First up, on lanes 15 & 16: Hez-Bowl-lah kept grabbing the balls of I Can't Believe It's Not Gutter. In spite of top-billing by Rich DeYoung with his 487 series, Hez-Bowl-lah accomplished only 1 win against Not Gutter. Conversely, John Boren oversaw Not Gutter with his 488 (along with props to #1 Power-Ranked and Most Valuable Bowler Dennis Laube) as his team took the series with 3 wins. Hez-Bowl-lah drops 1 spot in the standings to 5th place, while Not Gutter moves 1 spot to 7th.

week8On lanes 17 & 18: Bowlkake2 deliberately ate cheese sticks in front of New Balls, Old Rack. Starring Dennis Laube, Tim Segraves with their 509 series, with kudos to Most Valuable Bowler Dennis Laube, Bowlkake2 collected 3 wins against the Old Rack. While that was going down, Ken M. Wilson reigned supreme in the Old Rack with his below-average 489 despite his team notching only a single win. Bowlkake2 leaps 1 spot in the standings to 4th place, while the Old Rack remains in 1st.

On lanes 19 & 20: TBD had some one-on-one time with Split Happens. In spite of the prowess of David Parre with his 459 series, TBD got swept by Split Happens. On the other half of the score sheet, Nick Allegri laid down the law in Split Happens with his 493 as they swept the competition. TBD plummets 2 spots in the standings to 9th place, while Split Happens move 1 spot to 2nd.

On lanes 21 & 22: Guttersluts entered a showdown to the death with All Belts Are Off. With the Guttersluts forfeiting, all the Belt needed to do was roll within 40 pins of their combined team average each game. However, that would not be the case. In their battle to get within at least 40 pins of average, David Codding dominated the Belt with his 560 despite his team notching only a single win. Guttersluts remains in 10th place, while the Belt sinks 1 spot to 3rd.

Finally, down on lanes 23 & 24: Manute Bowl celebrated their love of large, heavy balls with Frickin' Ten Pins. Blessed by Travis Kleiner with his above-average 415 series, Manute Bowl split the series with Frickin' Ten Pins. As for the opposition, Carl Goetz guided Frickin' Ten Pins with his 527 as they matched their opponent in wins. Manute Bowl remains in 6th place, while Frickin' Ten Pins move 1 spot to 8th.

Bowlers sneaking into The 200 Club include: Carl Goetz (210), David Codding (210), and Tim Segraves (223)

In this week's Tournament of Champions brackets: Stefan Miller got the better of Division 1, while Dennis Laube routed Division 2. Nobody claimed victory in Division 3 (though David Parre came closest), and Travis Kleiner conquered Division 4. And, finally, nobody claimed victory in the Interdivisional bracket, and in fact we aren't even going to talk about this bracket as it was a complete embarassment. In terms of overall points: Ken M. Wilson tops Division 1; Rich DeYoung runs the show in Division 2; Scott Murdock leads Division 3; and Travis Kleiner governs Division 4.

NEXT WEEK:

  • First, on lanes 15&16, 4th-place Bowlkake2 will throw some gutter balls with 2nd-place Split Happens (hcp 54). Bowlkake2 is expected to maintain their current strength as they win the series; while Split Happens are forecast to hold steady as they avoid getting swept.
  • Moving to lanes 17&18, 10th-place Guttersluts (hcp 148) will match wits with 8th-place Frickin' Ten Pins. The Guttersluts might maintain their current strength as they get swept; while Frickin' Ten Pins ought to hold steady as they rack up a sweep.
  • Then, over on lanes 19&20, 7th-place I Can't Believe It's Not Gutter (hcp 135) will spend some quality time with 3rd-place All Belts Are Off. Not Gutter will likely roll decently, yet still manage to lose the series but avoid getting swept; while the Belt will probably hold steady as they enjoy their victories.
  • Next up, on lanes 21&22, 1st-place New Balls, Old Rack will test their mettle against 6th-place Manute Bowl (hcp 108). The Old Rack might maintain their current strength as they sweep the series; while Manute Bowl ought to raise their average even as they endure a rough night.
  • Finally, on lanes 23&24, 5th-place Hez-Bowl-lah will chuck some balls with 9th-place TBD (hcp 45). Hez-Bowl-lah is predicted to perform well and sweep the series; while TBD is anticipated to raise their average even as they endure a rough night.
*(Remember, the predicted results above are based on mathematical extrapolations and can be changed by all sorts of factors. If you don't like how your team's results are predicted, you and your teammates have the power to prove the math wrong!)

THIS WEEK'S MVB


Dennis Laube
Runner Up:
(See Posting)

  #1 POWER BOWLER


Chris Lewis
Runner Up:
Travis Kleiner

  #1 H2H BOWLER


Chris Lewis
Runner Up:
Dennis Laube

  FROM THE GUTTER (GUTTER QUOTE)
"The ball went between those pins like a stingray to Steve Irwin's ribs."

Ben Lee, on a failed attempt to pick up a split.

EXPANDED STANDINGS
Pos. Team name Record Percent Total Pins Change
1 New Balls, Old Rack 23-9 .719 15,304 n/a
2 Split Happens 21-11 .656 13,257 +1
3 All Belts Are Off 18-14 .563 15,969 -1
4 Bowlkake2 17-15 .531 15,707 +1
5 Hez-Bowl-lah 17-15 .531 14,659 -1
6 Manute Bowl 16-16 .500 11,937 n/a
7 I Can't Believe It's Not Gutter 15-17 .469 12,096 +1
8 Frickin' Ten Pins 13-19 .406 14,711 +1
9 TBD 12-20 .375 12,838 -2
10 Guttersluts 5-27 .156 6,714 n/a
Top Individual Achievements for Week 8
Men's High Series Scratch Women's High Series Scratch
David Codding - 560
Carl Goetz - 527
Tim Segraves - 509
Dennis Laube - 509 (t)
Nick Allegri - 493
Ken Wilson - 489
Freda Schroeder - 447
Angela Bradford - 439
Deena Slinkard - 374
Amy Logan - 359
Tracy Rychlewski - 346
Men's High Series Handicap Women's High Series Handicap
Chris Lewis - 633
Carl Goetz - 603
Travis Kleiner - 602
Dennis Laube - 600
Tim Segraves - 593
Freda Schroeder - 576
Amy Logan - 567
Angela Bradford - 549
Deena Slinkard - 534
Tracy Rychlewski - 528
Men's High Game Scratch Women's High Game Scratch
Tim Segraves - 223
David Codding - 210
Carl Goetz - 210 (t)
Nick Allegri - 186
Pat Searcy - 182
Ken Wilson - 177
Angela Bradford - 176
Deena Slinkard - 163
Freda Schroeder - 155
Janelle Lamar - 131
Tracy Rychlewski - 128
Amy Logan - 128 (t)
Men's High Game Handicap Women's High Game Handicap
Tim Segraves - 251
Carl Goetz - 235
Chris Lewis - 233
Nick Allegri - 218
Travis Kleiner - 216
Deena Slinkard - 216
Angela Bradford - 212
Freda Schroeder - 198
Amy Logan - 197
Janelle Lamar - 190
Men's Pins Over Average Women's Pins Over Average
Tim Segraves - 58
Chris Lewis - 50
Carl Goetz - 42
Travis Kleiner - 32
Jason Caton - 27
Nick Allegri - 27 (t)
Deena Slinkard - 30
Angela Bradford - 22
Amy Logan - 15
Freda Schroeder - 9
Janelle Lamar - 5


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