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May 10, 2008

Rhett Williford’s 760 edges Arsenault for high series

Patti Gay bowling column for Sunday, May 11

Congratulations goes out to Rhett Williford, for leading all bowlers at MegaPlay USA.

While bowling in the Thursday night Money league, Rhett rolled games of 237-246-277 and finished with an excellent 760 series.

He was followed closely by Skipper Arsenault with a 759 series and games of 246-278-235. Other honor scores are Chris Chiasson-257-277-727, Chris Edwards-267-259-717, Mike Charles-252-234-225-711, Roger Hartwig-247-202-257-706, and Ricky Bertrand-224-267-219-701.

High lady was Raeanna Todora with a 256 and 622. Bowlers, don't forget you can retrieve your league information at www.megaplayusa.net

MONDAY AFTERNOON SENIORS: Cotton Glidewell-224-618, Ray Diestro-221-578, Carolyn Clark-217-554, Calvin Taylor-227, Bill Lawless-206, Oliver Balagot-201

VALERO: Chris Chiasson-257-277-727, Roger Hartwig-247-202-257-706, Ricky Trevino-223-608, Chris Legnon-214-607, Lewis Garza-604, Lester Renfrow-212-236-603, Harold Guidry-212-594, Roger Futch-221-202-588, Kirk Hallmark-188 triplicate-564, Linda Watkins-222-556, Stan Ruth-258, Chris Marze-226, Pete Chiasson-225, Larry Swiderski-223, Gerald Watkins-220, Bobby Bodin-219, Kelly Gaspard-216, Ray Gaspard-213, Alanda Boldt-213, John Robison-210, Paul Collins-204, John Steinhauer-198, Michael Martin-197, Walterine Garza-191

ENERGY COUNTRY NFL: Tim Butts-242-221-655, Shane Harlow-222-238-626, Seth Reed-268-213-621, Dennis Collins-224-570, Larry Henderson-232-569, Gary Parry-218, Chris Evans-186

NASCAR: Jonathan Carl-227-546, Joey Durso-215-488, Jason Robbins-225

ROADRUNNERS: V.J. Morris-207-585, Phil Rogers-228, Al Heath-213, Gloria Divello-212, Chris Heath-170

VAL VERDE BAPTIST: Renee Langehennig-178-459, Eric Welch-199-459, Tammy Welch-434, Dale Mills-162-425, Robin Rife-163-405, Kevin Bowling-215, Bertha Garza-152

HAVE A BALL: Kristopher Morgan-180-179-505, J.T. Coleman-176-172-454, Ron Mathison-212, Becky Ellis-191, Steven Rutherford-146

SOUTHEAST TEXAS BOWLING CLUB: Erik Nguyen-220-581, Bruce Nguyen-225-573, Steven Nguyen-205-568, Adam Ramirez-203-552, Jon Nguyen-211-524, Nick Smith-197-521, Danny Nguyen-128-348, Vaughn Ogrydziak-216, Tuan Tran-186, Kevin Nguyen-185, Jonathan Tran-181, Jesse Pompa-174, Kenneth Nguyen-172, James Levron-154, Kiet Nguyen-129

QUEEN TUMBLERS: Frances Boudreaux-208-546, Betty Shannon-207-543, Connie Mathison-538, Alice Barnes-518

GOLDEN OLDIES SENIOR: Phil rogers-262-623, Tommy Girolamo-248-223-617, Roy McClure-213-601, John Greig-193-201-550, Frank Rios-193-489, Gary Vincent-222, Marvin Ermel-205

MID-COUNTY MIXED: Max Ikari-500

AUTO CHALLENGE: Andrew Pridemore-210-245-623, Aaron Alverson-504, Cyndi Monceaux-212-464, Eduardo Castillo-178

MEGA MONEY: Rhett Williford-237-246-277-760, Skipper Arsenault-246-278-235-759, Chris Edwards-267-259-717, Mike Charles-252-234-225-711, Ricky Bertrand-224-267-210-701, Don Hawkins-233-236-674, Gary Martin-259-666, Brad Waught-266-659, Bobby Clark-268-639, Raeanna Todora-256-622, Don Pope-621, Gregory Maxie-221-215-612, Paul McDaniel-210-547, Nan Chiasson-198-527, Kevin Yancey-526, Roger Hartwig-268, Chris Rhodes-255, Marty Luginbuhl-255, Todd Farley-243, Ronny Anding-243, Bo Cohrt-241, Donald Guest-230, Ray Todora-226, David Feldschau-226, Phil Rogers-225, Richie Anding-224, Smokey Rodrigues-223, Gary Parry-222, Renee Moity-222, Tee Parker-216, Joe Blanchard-215, Clark Eastman-212, Bryan Tarver-208, Efram Clark-203, Sandy Blankenship-192

STARS OF TOMORROW: BANTAM: Naoh Taylor-412, Jarred Maxwell-135-436, JR/SR: Mathew Maxwell-213-529, Matt Sullivan-122-287, Logan Lomasney-225, Roynald Allen, Jr.-205



Patti Gay is the Port Arthur News bowling columnist

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