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RIVERSIDE LANES
champs Kyle King, Josh Chefalo, and Women's Series champ April Urban Kyle King and Josh Chefalo added to their JBT title collections with wins at Laughlin's Riverside Lanes in exciting JBT Mojave Conference action. Paul Huether won three matches in the handicap division stepladder finals before his title match tilt with Chefalo. he began with a 231-184 win over Joey Mogavero. he followed with a 214-210 squeaker over Austin Albertson, and then got by another tough battle, this time with Marina Stever, 240-236, to advance to the finals. Josh, the previous day's winner in Kingman, showed no signs of slowing down, and completed his dream weekend with a 219-183 win over Huether, for his 2nd JBT title of the weekend- a rarity in itself, but especially so in the handicap division. Another JBT rarity is the higher-seeded bowlers actually winning matches in our nervewracker format, but that was mostly the case in round one of this format's finals, as #1 Jeff Williams, #2 Kyle King, #5 Cameron Smith, and #4 Kris George all advanced- but Kris' match was the toughest of that bunch, going four nervewracker one-shot rolloff rounds with Zach Hattori before finally escaping 10-9. In the round of eight, #8 Ryan Howard took down Williams in a nervewracker 10-6; #13 Chase Nadeau nervewracked Smith 10-9, while George swept #7 Jordan Ferrer, and King swept Ijams 2-0. The Chase-Ryan semifinal came down to a nervewracker, which Howard won 8-7 to advance to his first scratch title match. The other semifinal was a true clash of the titans, with King sweeping George 245-206 and 268-237, to move on to the finals. In the final, King beat Howard 200-184 in round one, and an entertaining second game came down to the 10th frame. With both bowlers on 4-baggers, Ryan, going first, left a big-4 split which he didn't convert. Now needing only a mark, King left a pocket 7-10, sending the match to nervewracker. Kyle's 10-9 win on the first rolloff secured an exhausting 28th title of his JBT career. In Women's Series action, April Urban became the 2nd female to win two Women's Series titles with a 234-192 win over Allie Ijams, the other girl with two wins. Thanks as always to the whole crew at Riverside for
another fine job welcoming our Tour. Over $2,000 in scholarships were
awarded to junior of all ages and averages- want your piece of the fun? Come on
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