Jeremy Williams put together two games of 200-and-over pinfalls to win the April Prince\/Princess of the Lanes Tenpin Bowling Tournament last Sunday at the Capital Bowling Center.<\/p>\n
Williams started the tournament on the right foot, bowling 204 in his first trip to the wooden lanes. <\/p>\n
After missing a beat in the second game, which resulted in a pedestrian 129, he bounced right back with a 207 before knocking down a 182 in his fourth and final game. He wound up toppling 722 pins for a four-game series average of 180.5.<\/p>\n
J.C. Vales improved on her fourth-place finish a month ago by taking runner-up honors with her pinfall total of 707 and 176.75 average. She had a 155 in her first game, a 181 in her second, a tourney-high 218 in her third, and a 158 in her last.<\/p>\n
Mike Camacho was third after rolling a series of 155, 169, 190, and 105, which was good for a 619 total and a 154.75 average.<\/p>\n
Making up the rest of the Top 5 were Jack Cruz and March second runner-up Joshua Alegado, who fired identical 604 totals. Cruz strung together scores of 148, 160, 153, and 143, while Alegado rolled a 150, 114, 174, and 166. Both of them averaged 151 pinfalls for the day.<\/p>\n
A total of 16 youth bowlers, who are not taking part in regular bowling tournament and averaging less than 160, participated in the monthly roll-off.<\/p>\n
The first day of the April Pepsi King of the Lanes Tenpin Bowling Tournament, meanwhile, saw 2004 King of the Lanes Mark \u201cThe Shark\u201d Halstead top the leaderboard with a four-game series total of 835 pinfalls, good enough for a 208.75 average.<\/p>\n
In the Queen of the Lanes Tournament, Emi Williams is currently holding fort with a series score of 754 or 188.5 pinfall average.<\/p>\n
The final day of the two-day tournament concluded last night, but results were still not available as or press time.<\/p>\n
The Prince\/Princess of the Lanes as well as the Pepsi King and Queen of the Lanes tenpin bowling tournaments are organized by the Saipan Bowling Association.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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