Berlin Bowling Center league results
Written by Jean LeBlanc
BERLIN-- Saturday, April 20th
Bumper League: Teams- Royal Strykers, Golden Ravens, Lake Bowlers, Alley Cats, Cool Cats, Pin Crunchers, high game- Elizabeth Gagnon 108, Olivia Gagnon 105, most over average- Gagnon +33, Corrigan +27.
Monday, Aprill 22nd
Women's League: Top teams- #1 The 3 L's 40-20, #2 AWDY 32-28, #3 Three of a Kind 30-30, high game- Tina Host 215, Sue Small 177, Lise Peters and Kayla Guay 175, high series- Host 513, Sue Small 491, Lise Peters 484.
Thursday, April 25th
Early Bird League: Top teams- #1 Robins 41.5-18.5, #2 Finches 34-24, It will be Finches vs the Robins for the finals, High game- Lori Penney 198, Helen Fecteux 192, high series- Penney 542, Anita Valliere 451.
Saturday, April 27th
Kid's League: Top teams- #1 Big Time Bowler- 26-16, #2 High Rollers 23-19, #3 Caa-Boomers 22-20, high game Kyle Boisselle 167, EJ Malone 123, high series- Boisselle 277, Malone 227, most over average pins- Malone +33, Aubree Poirier +29, most over average series- Malone +47, Poirier +28.
Bumper League: Teams- Royal Strykers, Golden Ravens, Alley Cats, Lake Bowlers, Cool Cats, and Pin crunchers 3-7, high scores- Kallen Malone 103, Cyrus Olivera 98, most over average Malone +21, Joshua Ross +15,
Wednesday May 1st
Senior League: Game 1 "No Tap Winners"- Roger Poulin and David Moore, Game 2 "Predict Your Score"-Henry Bertin (within 2), Game 3 "Splits, 9's, X's"- Henry Bertin and Lorraine Flibootte 208, Game 4 "Poker Bowling- Don Springer, Lucky Ticket winner Lil Boulanger.
Bumper League: Teams- Royal Strykers, Golden Ravens, Lake Bowlers, Alley Cats, Cool Cats, Pin Crunchers, high game- Elizabeth Gagnon 108, Olivia Gagnon 105, most over average- Gagnon +33, Corrigan +27.
Monday, Aprill 22nd
Women's League: Top teams- #1 The 3 L's 40-20, #2 AWDY 32-28, #3 Three of a Kind 30-30, high game- Tina Host 215, Sue Small 177, Lise Peters and Kayla Guay 175, high series- Host 513, Sue Small 491, Lise Peters 484.
Thursday, April 25th
Early Bird League: Top teams- #1 Robins 41.5-18.5, #2 Finches 34-24, It will be Finches vs the Robins for the finals, High game- Lori Penney 198, Helen Fecteux 192, high series- Penney 542, Anita Valliere 451.
Saturday, April 27th
Kid's League: Top teams- #1 Big Time Bowler- 26-16, #2 High Rollers 23-19, #3 Caa-Boomers 22-20, high game Kyle Boisselle 167, EJ Malone 123, high series- Boisselle 277, Malone 227, most over average pins- Malone +33, Aubree Poirier +29, most over average series- Malone +47, Poirier +28.
Bumper League: Teams- Royal Strykers, Golden Ravens, Alley Cats, Lake Bowlers, Cool Cats, and Pin crunchers 3-7, high scores- Kallen Malone 103, Cyrus Olivera 98, most over average Malone +21, Joshua Ross +15,
Wednesday May 1st
Senior League: Game 1 "No Tap Winners"- Roger Poulin and David Moore, Game 2 "Predict Your Score"-Henry Bertin (within 2), Game 3 "Splits, 9's, X's"- Henry Bertin and Lorraine Flibootte 208, Game 4 "Poker Bowling- Don Springer, Lucky Ticket winner Lil Boulanger.
Last Updated on Monday, 20 May 2013 22:29
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Huskies fall to Colebrook in rain shortened contest 7-4
Written by Jean LeBlanc
COLEBROOK--Colebrook's Creed Cooney struck an inside the park grand slam in the third inning, helping the Mohawks to a 7-4 win over the Gorham Huskies in a rain shortened game in Colebrook Wednesday.
Gorham got on the scoreboard in the top of the first inning. Brian Veazey led off with a base hit and was moved to second base on a sacrifice bunt by Kyle Boisselle. Sam Jensen walked and Veazey was able to score on a Tyler Sanschagrin fielder's choice.
The home team Mohawks scored a run of their own in the bottom of the first inning to make a 1-1 contest.
The visiting Huskies picked up a run in the top of the third inning. Jensen walked and stole second base to put himself in scoring position. A balk and a dropped third strike allowed Jensen to score and put Gorham in the lead 2-1.
In the bottom of the third inning, Colebrook loaded the bases on a hit batsman, a single, and an error. That brought Cooney to the plate. Cooney's shot skipped past the Huskie outfielder on the wet playing surface for an inside the park grand-slam and more importantly a 5-2 lead for Colebrook.
The Mohawks added another two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Hastings singled and scored on a Dylan Leach RBI double. Leach stole third base and then trotted home on a called balk against the Huskies making it a 7-2 lead for the home team.
Gorham scored in the top of the fifth inning. Tyler Sanschagrin singled and pilfered both second and third base. Senior teammate Brett Labnon swatted the RBI base hit to reduce the Gorham deficit to 7-3.
Gorham pushed it to 7-4 on a Boisselle walk and stolen base. Jensen's RBI base hit reduced the Mohawk lead to three runs 7-4.
Unfortunately mother nature had other ideas on this day and the game had to be called in the bottom of the sixth inning with two outs.
For the game, Colebrook's Bedard worked the first five innings and Leach threw one inning. The duo hit two batters, struck out five Huskies and walked six.
Sanschagrin hurled the first four innings and youngster Doug Levesque the last inning and two thirds. Those two pitchers combined to walk two, hit two batters, and struck out three.
The loss puts the Huskies at 6-9 and the Mohawks are now at 11-2. Gorham will play host to Canaan/Pittsburg on Thursday senior day and then travel to Lisbon on Friday.
GHS 1 0 1 0 1 1 4-6-3
CA 1 0 4 2 0 x 7-7-2
Pitching: CA- Bedard, Leach (5) and Marsh, GHS- Sanschagrin, Levesque (5th), and Fauteux WP- Bedard, LP- Sanschagrin. Homeruns: CA- Cooney (3rd three on).
Gorham got on the scoreboard in the top of the first inning. Brian Veazey led off with a base hit and was moved to second base on a sacrifice bunt by Kyle Boisselle. Sam Jensen walked and Veazey was able to score on a Tyler Sanschagrin fielder's choice.
The home team Mohawks scored a run of their own in the bottom of the first inning to make a 1-1 contest.
The visiting Huskies picked up a run in the top of the third inning. Jensen walked and stole second base to put himself in scoring position. A balk and a dropped third strike allowed Jensen to score and put Gorham in the lead 2-1.
In the bottom of the third inning, Colebrook loaded the bases on a hit batsman, a single, and an error. That brought Cooney to the plate. Cooney's shot skipped past the Huskie outfielder on the wet playing surface for an inside the park grand-slam and more importantly a 5-2 lead for Colebrook.
The Mohawks added another two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Hastings singled and scored on a Dylan Leach RBI double. Leach stole third base and then trotted home on a called balk against the Huskies making it a 7-2 lead for the home team.
Gorham scored in the top of the fifth inning. Tyler Sanschagrin singled and pilfered both second and third base. Senior teammate Brett Labnon swatted the RBI base hit to reduce the Gorham deficit to 7-3.
Gorham pushed it to 7-4 on a Boisselle walk and stolen base. Jensen's RBI base hit reduced the Mohawk lead to three runs 7-4.
Unfortunately mother nature had other ideas on this day and the game had to be called in the bottom of the sixth inning with two outs.
For the game, Colebrook's Bedard worked the first five innings and Leach threw one inning. The duo hit two batters, struck out five Huskies and walked six.
Sanschagrin hurled the first four innings and youngster Doug Levesque the last inning and two thirds. Those two pitchers combined to walk two, hit two batters, and struck out three.
The loss puts the Huskies at 6-9 and the Mohawks are now at 11-2. Gorham will play host to Canaan/Pittsburg on Thursday senior day and then travel to Lisbon on Friday.
GHS 1 0 1 0 1 1 4-6-3
CA 1 0 4 2 0 x 7-7-2
Pitching: CA- Bedard, Leach (5) and Marsh, GHS- Sanschagrin, Levesque (5th), and Fauteux WP- Bedard, LP- Sanschagrin. Homeruns: CA- Cooney (3rd three on).
Last Updated on Monday, 20 May 2013 22:26
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Lady Tigers rally past Berlin 4-3
Written by Jean LeBlanc
BERLIN--The Farmington Tigers scored four runs in the fifth inning and pitcher Jess Thompson got stronger as the game went on retiring the final eight batters she faced, leading Farmington to a hard fought 4-3 over the constantly improving Lady Mountaineers in Berlin Friday. Farmington improved to 11-1 on the year and it was the second time the Tigers beat the (8-4) Berlin team by just one run.
Berlin got off on a good note in the bottom of the first inning plating a run for a 1-0 lead. Meagan Accardi singled and moved herself into scoring position stealing second base. A pass ball got the BHS shortstop over to third base. Teammate Chelsey Caron got the RBI single to put the home team on top.
In the bottom of the third inning, Accardi was again stirring up the Berlin offense. She worked her at-bat for a free pass. Caron reached on a fielder's choice and when the Tiger's Thompson had a pitch get away from her, both Accardi and Caron were in scoring position. Junior Carly Perreault ripped a single back through the middle to plate both runners pushing the Berlin advantage to three runs at 3-0.
The Mounties started their ace on the mound in freshman Jen Landers. Landers kept the Tigers off the score board until the top of the fifth inning. There was two outs when the Mounties committed a fielding error that seemed to ignite the visitors. Three straight singles and a hit batsman, set the stage for Anne Connolly. Connolly came through for Farmington swatting a double and giving the Lady Tigers their first lead 4-3. All four runs were unearned.
Berlin tried to come back in the bottom of the fifth inning. Caron reached base on a hit and got herself over to third base with just one out. That is when Thompson took over the contest. Thompson got herself out of the jam by striking out the next two Berlin batters. Thompson stayed tough in the sixth and seventh innings by getting Berlin to go in order to earn the one run victory.
For the game, Thompson surrendered six hits and three runs, walked two and struck out ten. The hard throwing pitcher retired the final eight Mountie hitters in a row. Landers had one of her better outings for the season against one of the Division III's top clubs. The Tigers four runs were unearned to go along with six hits, three walks, one hit batsman, and four strikeouts.
Berlin will host Prospect Mountain on Wednesday and then travel to White Mountain Regional High School on Friday to take on undefeated and top ranked Spartans.
FHS 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 4-6-2
BHS 1 1 2 0 2 0 X 3-6-4
Pitching: FHS- Thompson and Moody, Landers and Caron, WP-Thompson, LP- Landers.
Berlin got off on a good note in the bottom of the first inning plating a run for a 1-0 lead. Meagan Accardi singled and moved herself into scoring position stealing second base. A pass ball got the BHS shortstop over to third base. Teammate Chelsey Caron got the RBI single to put the home team on top.
In the bottom of the third inning, Accardi was again stirring up the Berlin offense. She worked her at-bat for a free pass. Caron reached on a fielder's choice and when the Tiger's Thompson had a pitch get away from her, both Accardi and Caron were in scoring position. Junior Carly Perreault ripped a single back through the middle to plate both runners pushing the Berlin advantage to three runs at 3-0.
The Mounties started their ace on the mound in freshman Jen Landers. Landers kept the Tigers off the score board until the top of the fifth inning. There was two outs when the Mounties committed a fielding error that seemed to ignite the visitors. Three straight singles and a hit batsman, set the stage for Anne Connolly. Connolly came through for Farmington swatting a double and giving the Lady Tigers their first lead 4-3. All four runs were unearned.
Berlin tried to come back in the bottom of the fifth inning. Caron reached base on a hit and got herself over to third base with just one out. That is when Thompson took over the contest. Thompson got herself out of the jam by striking out the next two Berlin batters. Thompson stayed tough in the sixth and seventh innings by getting Berlin to go in order to earn the one run victory.
For the game, Thompson surrendered six hits and three runs, walked two and struck out ten. The hard throwing pitcher retired the final eight Mountie hitters in a row. Landers had one of her better outings for the season against one of the Division III's top clubs. The Tigers four runs were unearned to go along with six hits, three walks, one hit batsman, and four strikeouts.
Berlin will host Prospect Mountain on Wednesday and then travel to White Mountain Regional High School on Friday to take on undefeated and top ranked Spartans.
FHS 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 4-6-2
BHS 1 1 2 0 2 0 X 3-6-4
Pitching: FHS- Thompson and Moody, Landers and Caron, WP-Thompson, LP- Landers.
Last Updated on Monday, 20 May 2013 22:19
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Cherry Mountain golf league results
JEFFERSON -- Spring was late coming but the Cherry Mountain Golf League was able to get the 2013 season under way recently at the Waumbek Golf Course in Jefferson. Twenty-two teams are slated to compete again this season and week one saw five teams start their season undefeated.
Shawn Garneau and Mitch Emery got off to a great start by knocking out a short handed “Shoeless” Shawn Mackillop 3 to 0. Garneau fired a 47 to earn the win.
Roger Brown and Quinny Welch welcomed Bob Perras and Tom Webster into the league by handing them a 3 to 0 defeat. “Bad Boy” Brown opened his season with a 47 on his card.
Veterans Joe Walker and Willie Stone came to play this season by snubbing TNT Trevor Fearon and Tim Mackillop 3 to 0. It was Tim “Terrific” who was at mid-season form by firing 39 in losing effort!
Stetson Hicks and Dave Cameron had themselves a fine evening by defeating Gary Watson and Rob Foster 3 to 0. Both “Tooney” and “Steady” were solid by firing 37 and 39 respectively en-route to victory.
Ryan Gooden and Brad Lufkin teamed up this season and had a solid start against Bob Cote and sub Keith Lemelin 3 to 0. Gooden looked and played like Ricky Fowler by drilling a 37 to secure his teams victory!
In other action, Boo Matson and Bones Demers found themselves in a hotly contested match with Dave Rich and Dave Leblanc but managed to unmasked the Dynamic Duo with a 2.5 to .5 victory! Demers and Leblanc matched cards with 43s as Matson and Rich were matching theirs with a pair of 46s.
Colt Larcomb and Trevor Gross welcomed Boop Kenison and Norm Carreau with a 2 to 1 win to start their season above .500! Trevor Gross had a great evening checking in with a 46 on his card.
Kurt Christ and Alan Josselyn were able to handle Josh Guay and Josh Michaels by a 2 to 1 margin. The “High C” was strong in his opening day match, blasting a fine 46 to lead the charge.
Drew Orblych and Jeremie Kenison got their season started in the plus column by taking down the “Dandy Ones”, Bob and Roger Dandeneau 2 to 1. “Special K” was at mid-season form only needing 38 strokes to complete the match.
John Loven and Bob Snell had all they could handle by beating John Mackillop and Ricky Berry 2 to 1. “Big Mac” gave it his all by checking in with a 42 on his card.
Finally, newcomers Josh Bergeron and Travis Dewire were not too kind to the “Old Timers”, Marcel Tremblay and Ron Almeida, by handing them a 2 to 1 defeat. Dewire showed he has what it takes to get the job done by firing a fine 39 in his league debut.
Closes to the pin honors went to De-live-wire on hole 8 and “Big Mack” on hole 9.
The “Golf Gods” were with the Cherry Mountain Golf League last week as the rain held up long enough to complete the second week of competition.
It’s early in the season and three teams are tied at the top with five points on the season.
Roger Brown and Quinny Welch outlasted the powerful team of Stetson Hicks and Dave Cameron 2 to 1 to put them at the top of the leader board. “Steady” (35) and “Tooney” (39) were solid in going down to defeat and still remain in a tie for the second spot with 4 points.
Joe Walker and Willie Stone were able to handle arch rivals Jeremie Kenison and Drew Orblych 2 to 1 to put them in that tie for first. “Big O” fired 42 but it wasn’t enough to avert the loss. “Young Guns” Ryan Gooden and Brad Lufkin were able to dispatch Rob Foster and Gary Watson 2 to 1 to grab that tie for the top spot as well. Both Gooden and Lufkin fired 38’s enroute to victory!
Four other teams trail the leaders with four points in the young season. Trevor Gross and Colt Larcomb find themselves at the top of the board by virtue of a 2 to 1 win over their rivals Shawn Garneau and Mitch Emery who also finished the evening with 4 points on the season. Garneau was solid in the loss by carding 43.
Kurt Christ and Alan Josselyn set down Norm Carreau and Boop Kenison 2 to 1 giving them 4 points on the season as well. Carreau showed he was going to be a force to reckon with by firing 39 in his second week.
“The Old Timers” Ron Almeida and Marcel Tremblay find themselves with 4 points on the season after they demolished newcomers Tom Webster and Bob Perras 3 to 0. Almeida was the low man in this one with 47 on his card.
In other action, the “Dynamic Duo” of Dave Leblanc and Dave Rich annihilated “Buckie” Michaels and Josh Guay 3 to 0 to give them 3.5 points on the season. Leblanc was awesome in the match, only needing 37 shots to complete the evening.
“Shoeless” Shawn Mackillop and Dana Perkins defeated Bones Demers and Boo Matson 2 to 1 leaving Demers and Matson with 3.5 points on the season. Both Mackillop and Demers matched 43’s on their cards.
John Loven and Bob Snell could settle nothing with “newbees” Travis Dewire and Josh Bergeron, splitting 1.5 to 1.5. leaving both teams with 3.5 points on the season. Dewire carded 41 to lead the way in this one.
John “Five Oh” Mackillop and Ricky Berry outlasted the “Dandy Ones” , Bob and Roger Dandeneau 2 to 1. “Big Mac” fired 41 to secure the win.
Finally, T&T Trevor Fearon and Tim Mackillop could only muster a draw against Bob Cote and “New Knee” Claude Lemelin. Trevor (35) and Tim (39) were dynamite in the match!
Closest to the pin honors went to “Lofty” Lufkin on hole 8 and “Steady” Stetson Hicks on hole 9.
Shawn Garneau and Mitch Emery got off to a great start by knocking out a short handed “Shoeless” Shawn Mackillop 3 to 0. Garneau fired a 47 to earn the win.
Roger Brown and Quinny Welch welcomed Bob Perras and Tom Webster into the league by handing them a 3 to 0 defeat. “Bad Boy” Brown opened his season with a 47 on his card.
Veterans Joe Walker and Willie Stone came to play this season by snubbing TNT Trevor Fearon and Tim Mackillop 3 to 0. It was Tim “Terrific” who was at mid-season form by firing 39 in losing effort!
Stetson Hicks and Dave Cameron had themselves a fine evening by defeating Gary Watson and Rob Foster 3 to 0. Both “Tooney” and “Steady” were solid by firing 37 and 39 respectively en-route to victory.
Ryan Gooden and Brad Lufkin teamed up this season and had a solid start against Bob Cote and sub Keith Lemelin 3 to 0. Gooden looked and played like Ricky Fowler by drilling a 37 to secure his teams victory!
In other action, Boo Matson and Bones Demers found themselves in a hotly contested match with Dave Rich and Dave Leblanc but managed to unmasked the Dynamic Duo with a 2.5 to .5 victory! Demers and Leblanc matched cards with 43s as Matson and Rich were matching theirs with a pair of 46s.
Colt Larcomb and Trevor Gross welcomed Boop Kenison and Norm Carreau with a 2 to 1 win to start their season above .500! Trevor Gross had a great evening checking in with a 46 on his card.
Kurt Christ and Alan Josselyn were able to handle Josh Guay and Josh Michaels by a 2 to 1 margin. The “High C” was strong in his opening day match, blasting a fine 46 to lead the charge.
Drew Orblych and Jeremie Kenison got their season started in the plus column by taking down the “Dandy Ones”, Bob and Roger Dandeneau 2 to 1. “Special K” was at mid-season form only needing 38 strokes to complete the match.
John Loven and Bob Snell had all they could handle by beating John Mackillop and Ricky Berry 2 to 1. “Big Mac” gave it his all by checking in with a 42 on his card.
Finally, newcomers Josh Bergeron and Travis Dewire were not too kind to the “Old Timers”, Marcel Tremblay and Ron Almeida, by handing them a 2 to 1 defeat. Dewire showed he has what it takes to get the job done by firing a fine 39 in his league debut.
Closes to the pin honors went to De-live-wire on hole 8 and “Big Mack” on hole 9.
The “Golf Gods” were with the Cherry Mountain Golf League last week as the rain held up long enough to complete the second week of competition.
It’s early in the season and three teams are tied at the top with five points on the season.
Roger Brown and Quinny Welch outlasted the powerful team of Stetson Hicks and Dave Cameron 2 to 1 to put them at the top of the leader board. “Steady” (35) and “Tooney” (39) were solid in going down to defeat and still remain in a tie for the second spot with 4 points.
Joe Walker and Willie Stone were able to handle arch rivals Jeremie Kenison and Drew Orblych 2 to 1 to put them in that tie for first. “Big O” fired 42 but it wasn’t enough to avert the loss. “Young Guns” Ryan Gooden and Brad Lufkin were able to dispatch Rob Foster and Gary Watson 2 to 1 to grab that tie for the top spot as well. Both Gooden and Lufkin fired 38’s enroute to victory!
Four other teams trail the leaders with four points in the young season. Trevor Gross and Colt Larcomb find themselves at the top of the board by virtue of a 2 to 1 win over their rivals Shawn Garneau and Mitch Emery who also finished the evening with 4 points on the season. Garneau was solid in the loss by carding 43.
Kurt Christ and Alan Josselyn set down Norm Carreau and Boop Kenison 2 to 1 giving them 4 points on the season as well. Carreau showed he was going to be a force to reckon with by firing 39 in his second week.
“The Old Timers” Ron Almeida and Marcel Tremblay find themselves with 4 points on the season after they demolished newcomers Tom Webster and Bob Perras 3 to 0. Almeida was the low man in this one with 47 on his card.
In other action, the “Dynamic Duo” of Dave Leblanc and Dave Rich annihilated “Buckie” Michaels and Josh Guay 3 to 0 to give them 3.5 points on the season. Leblanc was awesome in the match, only needing 37 shots to complete the evening.
“Shoeless” Shawn Mackillop and Dana Perkins defeated Bones Demers and Boo Matson 2 to 1 leaving Demers and Matson with 3.5 points on the season. Both Mackillop and Demers matched 43’s on their cards.
John Loven and Bob Snell could settle nothing with “newbees” Travis Dewire and Josh Bergeron, splitting 1.5 to 1.5. leaving both teams with 3.5 points on the season. Dewire carded 41 to lead the way in this one.
John “Five Oh” Mackillop and Ricky Berry outlasted the “Dandy Ones” , Bob and Roger Dandeneau 2 to 1. “Big Mac” fired 41 to secure the win.
Finally, T&T Trevor Fearon and Tim Mackillop could only muster a draw against Bob Cote and “New Knee” Claude Lemelin. Trevor (35) and Tim (39) were dynamite in the match!
Closest to the pin honors went to “Lofty” Lufkin on hole 8 and “Steady” Stetson Hicks on hole 9.
Last Updated on Monday, 20 May 2013 22:13
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