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O'Keefe Top Pick As PWBA Teams Drafted For PBA League
Miami WavesManager: Bob Learn Jr.
Danielle McEwan, Dasha Kovalova, Clara Guerrero, Liz Kuhlkin & Missy Parkin
Two-time reigning PWBA Player of the Year Shannon O’Keefe was se-lected with the first pick Tuesday in the PBA League Miami and Phoenix Draft live on FloBowling.
In all, 10 players from the PWBA Tour were se-lected to join two expan-sion teams in the PBA League. It’s the first time all-female teams will com-pete in the league.
The PBA also an-nounced the league will take place Sept. 27 and 28 live on FS1 (United States) and FloBowling (interna-tional) at Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine.
O’Keefe, a 13-time PWBA champion, led the points list on the women’s
tour last season and Phoe-nix manager Kim Terrell-Kearney used the top pick to select her.
Joining O’Keefe on the Phoenix Fury is Liz John-son, Jordan Richard, Ste-
Phoenix FuryManager: Kim Terrell-Kearney
Shannon O’Keefe, Liz Johnson, Jordan Richard, Stefanie Johnson & Maria Jose Rodriguez
fanie Johnson and Maria Jose Rodriguez.
Miami manager Bob Learn Jr. used the second overall pick to select five-time PWBA champion Danielle McEwan to join his squad. Learn also select-ed Dasha Kovalova, Clara Guerrero, Liz Kuhlkin and Missy Parkin.
The PBA League was originally scheduled to happen this month but was pushed back due to
the coronavirus pandemic. With the cancelation of the PWBA Tour this season, the PBA decided to add to women’s teams to the league.
The 12 teams in the league will compete Sept. 27 and 28. The quarterfi-nals will be broadcast live at 9 a.m and 4 p.m. on Sept. 27. The semifinals will take place Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. and be followed by the finals at 6 p.m.
by Lucas Wiseman
The number of cases of COVID-19 continues to rise. However, the death rate from the virus contin-ues to drop. So “LET US GO BOWLING”!
The cases of COVID-19 Virus will continue to rise, day by day and week by week, as millions more of us Americans are tested for the virus. It’s all about the numbers.
As more people are tested more people will be identified with the virus. More important is how le-thal is the virus. Millions of us will survive this just as we survive the flu every year. We don’t shut down the world every flu season. “LET US GO BOWLING”.
The trends, cases up and deaths down, will continue whether we lock down the economy or open the economy. A lockdown will not prevent the number of cases from rising and will
“LET US GO BOWLING”by Frank Weiler
not affect the death rate. However, if we continue a lockdown the Bowling industry will suffer irrepa-rable damage. Many Bowl-ing Centers may close, and many employees may lose their jobs. “LET US GO BOWLING “.
For the most part, only the vulnerable are at risk. The vulnerable are those with serious underlying health conditions and the elderly. So, let us pro-tect the vulnerable and let the rest of us get on with our lives. “LET US GO BOWLING”.
We protect the vulner-able by isolating them, wearing our face masks and practicing social distanc-ing. Allowing us to bowl will not place the vulner-able in any danger. “LET US GO BOWLING”.
Let’s protect the vul-nerable and “LET US GO BOWLING”.
Ryan Ciminelli Announces Retirement From PBA Tour
by Lucas Wiseman
Eight-time national champion Ryan Ciminelli announced Monday he is retiring from full-time com-petition on the PBA Tour.
The 34-year-old left-hander said he has been of-fered a job as a commercial masonry project manager and will pursue his “other passion of construction management.”
Ciminelli does not plan to retire from compet-ing entirely, however, as he said he will still bowl this year’s PBA League, the PBA/PWBA Strik-ing Against Breast Cancer
Ryan Ciminelli
Mixed Doubles and next week’s Columbus HP 10K Mega Event, which will be broadcast live on FloBowl-ing.
“The time has come in my families journey for me to retire as a full time pro-fessional,” Ciminelli wrote on Facebook. “This comes with a heavy heart as I have put my heart and soul into this game for 30 years. To be honest I’m not sure ex-actly how I feel. I’m heart-broken that I don’t feel like I can continue in this pro-fession.”
The 2015 U.S. Open
champion said he felt like he exhausted all opportuni-ties to extend his full-time PBA Tour career and was looking forward to the fi-nancial stability of having a full-time job.
“I’m glad because be-ing a pro bowler is MUCH more stressful than many think and I’ll be happy that the curiosity of where my next check is coming from is over,” Ciminelli wrote. “I guess I feel I’ve exhausted all the possibili-ties to extend my full time career.”
Ciminelli has been one
of the top left-handers on tour since going pro in 2007. He broke through for his first career title in his fourth season on tour when he won the 2011 Earl Anthony Memorial Clas-sic, defeating PBA Hall of Famer Patrick Allen, 237-215.
His most recent win came last season when he won the 2019 PBA Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic by beating Tom Daugherty, 217-209, in the title match.
That win came after a turbulent stretch for Cimi-nelli after he ended his ball contract with MOTIV and was then suspended for two events by the PBA.
The suspension was the result of comments he made on the Sweep the Rack pod-cast about the PBA’s lane conditioning operations.
“I’m overwhelmed with emotions right now,” Cimi-nelli said in an exclusive interview with FloBowling after his win last season. “A lot of things have hap-pened, some people know about, some don’t. This
Shannon O’Keefe
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Four PWBA Players Who Got Snubbed In The Draft
by Lucas Wiseman
1. Kelly KulickA lot of fans were stunned that Kelly Kulick was
passed over in the draft despite being ranked just 19th on the PWBA Tour points list in 2019. If you look at her ca-reer as a whole, Kulick without question deserved to be on a team. With five major wins on the women’s tour and even a major win on the predominately men’s tour, Kulick would have been a solid option for either team. The 2010 PBA Tournament of Champions winner even has past ex-perience in the PBA League having competed for the NYC Kingpins. But in a draft that seemed to be more about what the players have done lately, Kulick was left out.
The draft to determine the 10 PWBA players who would make up the two new all-female teams in the 2020 PBA League had virtually no surprises. Miami and Phoenix managers Bob Learn Jr. and Kim Terrell-Kearney took the Top 10 players as ranked on the 2019 PWBA points list, although not in order. That said, there are a lot of players who were hoping to be drafted who were left out of the league this time around.
Here’s a look at four of the biggest snubs from Tuesday’s draft from FloBowling Senior Editor Lucas Wiseman.
2. Shannon PluhowskyIt’s clear the managers on the men’s teams put an
emphasis on having a left-hander on the roster. Six out of the 10 men’s team have a left-hander on them with many of those being selected in May’s draft. Given left-handers have had success at Bayside Bowl, home of the PBA League, you would think Shannon Pluhowsky, the top-ranked lefty on the board, would have been selected. Pluhowsky, who has admittedly underperformed since the PWBA returned, is a major champion, has loads of Team USA experience and was a standout collegiate player. Not drafting Pluhowsky was a major missed opportunity by both Miami and Phoenix.
3. Diana ZavjalovaIf you look at it simply based on 2019 performance,
maybe Zavjalova didn’t deserve to be drafted. But when you look at the bigger picture, Zavjalova has been one of the best players on the PWBA Tour since it relaunched in 2015. She’s a two-time USBC Queens champion with four overall titles (only Kulick had more among those undrafted) and she had a stellar collegiate career at Web-ber International. If you remove her 17th position on the PWBA points list in 2019 and look at the four previous years, Zavjalova’s average spot on the points list was sev-enth – a strong indicator.
4. Rocio RestrepoLike Zavjalova, the story is much the same for Rocio
Restrepo. The Colombia sensation had a brutal year in 2019, finishing in 27th on the points list. But you can’t just look at the stats to tell the full story. Restrepo missed many events due to health issues and that prevented her from making the impact on the PWBA Tour we’ve come to expect. She’s also a four-time PWBA champion and from 2015-2018 finished an average of 6.5 on the PWBA points list. Restrepo was tremendously undervalued at 27th on the 2019 points list and deserved more consideration.
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TOURNAMENT - Circle Lanes w/Bo Burton (flyer)13-Plus Hours of Bowling Memories with Nelson Burton Jr.
A few weeks ago, I penned an article about the backup ball that Anthony Simonsen showcased on national television during the Summer Clash at Bowlero Lanes in Jupiter, Florida. Anthony stole the show for the first eight rounds of the tournament brandishing the left-hand motion delivery that had not been displayed since Hall of Fame members Dick Weber and Nelson Burton Jr. flaunted the style way back in 1971.
The smooth style of Nelson Burton Jr. in the photo that I provided with the article reminded me of a time when we first met at AMF Circle Lanes in Bloomington, Illinois. My usual cohort, Dick Weber, was unavailable for the Grand Reopening Celebration that we had planned to follow after the installation of AMF MagicScore, so Dick suggested that I give Bo (Burton’s nickname) a call.
Burton could not have been more congenial and put on a grand show for the better part of thirteen hours before the hometown keglers. It all started with a Youth Bowling Instruction Clinic at 9:00AM, followed by a Bowling Exhibition and Tournament at 11:30AM with all the local youth bowlers. At 2:00PM we had an autograph session for one half hour, and then a combined adult and youth squad of tournament bowlers at 2:30PM. We finished off the day with an Adult Bowling Instruction Clinic at 5:00PM, and the final adult squad of tournament bowlers at 7:00PM.
After all of that bowling, I remember Bo saying something to the effect of, “Weber warned me about your events.” Once again, I had forgotten to offer Burton a break, even for lunch, and apologized to the Hall of Famer, but just like Weber he was gracious throughout and could not have been a better representative for AMF.
During the Bowling Exhibition at 11:30AM, I had a chance to bowl with Mr. Burton. We were both rolling in the 220’s for the first couple of games when Bo asked me how I was playing the lanes. I was a bundle of nerves but managed to spurt something out that must have made sense to the St. Louis native, and he proceeded to roll a near perfect 279 in the final game. Perhaps he was just toying with me the whole time… just like Mr. Weber!
When I got back to AMF World Headquarters in Westbury, New York later that week, I was told by Woody Woodruff’s secretary that he would like to see me in his office. Oh no, I’ve done it again, I thought to myself, as I remembered not even offering Burton a lunch break during the 13-plus hours of instruction clinics and tournament squads.
However, as was the case with Weber on so many occasions, I was rewarded with my tenacity of putting on a good show for AMF, when Woody presented me with a handwritten note from Mr. Burton:
When Weber Wasn’t There, I Could Always Count On Boby Dave Williams
Nelson Burton Jr. - PHOTO PBA, LLCWoody, Got a chance to work with Dave Williams
August 27th at AMF Circle Lanes in Bloomington, Illinois - You’ve got a good man there! See ya in the fall.
Best, BoI miss those days at AMF. It was a special time and we
all worked together like one big family.
Nelson Burton Jr. (letterhead)A Special Note From Nelson Burton Jr.
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Bowling Calendar SPECIAL NOTICE: PLEASE CHECK WITH EACH EVENT IF YOU PLAN TO PARTICIPATE TO BE SURE THE CENTER IS OPEN FOR THE EVENT
JULY – USBC Open Nationals, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, NV—POSTPONED to Sept. 12 – Nov. 21 (2021 will be in Las Vegas, NV) – USBC Women’s Nationals, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, NV—POSTPONED to Sept. 19 – Oct. 18, bowl.com (2021 will be in Addison, Illinois) – 20th Summer TAT, The Orleans, Las Vegas—POSTPONED to either 8/31-9/6 or 9/7-13, 1/844/321-8100 16 – Live Bowl TV Podcast—Inside the OC with 100,000-Pin Club member Mike Schmid & 60-year participant Jamie Brooks, 11am, BowlTV.com 17-19 – PBA 18th Double Decker West/NoWest, Double Decker Lanes, Rohnert Park, 360/600-1229 18-19 – Go Bowling PBA Tour PBA Tour Finals, Bowlero, Jupiter, FL, Sat. @ 10am, Sun. @ 10am, CBS Sports Network 19 – 60 and Over Scratch Classic, 10:30am, Linbrook Bowl, Anaheim, 562/243-0175—POSTPONED to July 26th and moved to Canyon Lanes, Cabazon? 19 – Valentine & LeForbes 645 Anchor Girl Trios Tourn., 9am & 1pm, Bowlium Lanes, Montclair, [email protected] 24-25 – PBA Member/Non-Member Doubles, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, 360/600-1229, pba.com 25 – CBT Beat the Board Format, squads at 10/12:30/3, Forest Lanes, Lake Forest, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com 25 – 4th P.C.C.B. Reunion Tournament, 11am, West Lane Bowl, Stockton, 209/304-0964 25 – Elite Bowling Club Scratch 6 Gamer, AMF Carter Lanes, Fullerton—CANCELED 26 – 60 and Over Scratch Classic, Canyon Lanes, Cabazon, 562/243-0175 26 – July’s Beast Eliminator #5, 10am, La Habra Bowl, La Habra, (370 E. Whittier Blvd.), tbebowling.com 26 – HammerPins Handicap Alibi Doubles 4 Gamer, 11am, Bowlero Chico, 707/631-1331, hammerpins.net 30-2 – 21st PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mxd. Doubles Tourn., Copperfield Bowl, Houston, pba.com--CANCELED 31-2 – 12th Cal Bowlers Tour Reno Invitational, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, 925/757-2695, [email protected]
AUGUST 1 – Bowling Ball Spec. goes into effect on NO BALANCE HOLES 1 – USBC Youth Max. Age change from 20 to 18 1-30 – The Mega Bowling Tournament (Singles, Dbls., Team, All Events), Wink’s Silver Strike, Douglas, NV, 775/762-5018 2 – Bowlero Fontana Senior (50+) Scratch 6 Gamer, 8am, Bowlero/Foothill Lanes, Fontana, 909/822-9900 2-7 – 2020 Teen Masters, Richmond, VA, TeenMastersBowling.com 5-20 – Military Team Classic, SouthPoint, Las Vegas—CANCELED
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by Bette Addington
Letter to Governor NewsomGovernor Gavin Newsom July 4, 20201303 10th Street, Suite 1173Sacramento, CA 95814
RE: COVID-19 Related Closure of Bowling Alleys
My name if Frank P. Durante and I am a league bowler. I used to bowl two leagues and one practice day each week. But now I am in my early 70’s and because of bad arthritis in my right knee, I am only able to bowl one league and I do not know how much longer I will be able to do that. I use a knee brace and at times need to rely on a cane to help me get around. There have been days just taking a step was an effort to overcome the pain. Bowling is how I got my exercise and it kept me moving. Now with the COVID-19 pan-demic all I do is stay inside and try to stay safe. The lady I am with is also in her 70’s. We only go shopping once a week during the senior hours and buy just what we need for the week versus over stocking like many other people. We wear a mask at all times when around other people.
Bowling the one league is the only exercise I get. I enjoy watching it on TV or being a spectator at the bowling alley. But most of all, I love being up on the lane bowling. I am not a pro bowler but can bowl with the best of them. Bowling, I have good days and bad days but even when I was still working a bad day bowling was better than a good day at work. The only other time we get out each week is when one of us has a medical appointment. I have not gotten a haircut since before the first quarantine. Now you have some of my background.
What I want to say as far as spreading the Coronavirus at this point is that it is the
people not masking in public. Outside of proper hand washing and contact precautions, I do not know that social distancing makes a difference if you are masked. According to research I have read, if you are not masked, even six feet of social distancing is possibly not enough, and it could be as much as fifteen feet.
The bottom line, as you have expressed in multiple press interviews, is that it all comes down to wearing masks and/or face shields when out in public when not being able to maintain proper social distancing. Another problem is when eating and drinking in public around other people. So now it comes down to the question of why the sud-den rise in COVID-19 cases? The answer is simple, groups or gatherings of people not wearing masks and/or face shields are open to being infected and infecting others. The list includes the following events just to mention a few: protests, riots, sporting events,
by Frank P. Durante
and other venues where large groups congregate without proper social distancing and without required masks or face shields, as well as other large gatherings by groups, families and individuals for special life events that do not take the necessary precautions.
The problem is not with the league bowlers because we are required to wear masks and/or face shields covering our nose and mouth at all times. Prior to the first quaran-tine, our league had fourteen teams with three bowlers per team. After the quarantine was lifted, we ended up with ten teams with a total of 30 bowlers in our league. At the bowling alley, masks and/or face shields are required to be worn at all times and everyone has their temperature checked. Additionally, two lanes are left empty in be-tween team pairs to maintain some spacing and social dis-tancing standards. Our league has also ordered enough face shields for the whole league for the entire bowling season at an approximate cost of $8 each, which I believe is small price to pay for keeping everyone safe and be-ing permitted to continue bowling the season. I also think there should be no food or drink served, especially alco-holic beverages, except for bottled water or necessary food for special needs for certain health conditions. There is a main COVID-19 test site just up the street from our bowl-ing alley, perhaps it would be possible to have one of the testers come to the bowling alley once a month to test the league bowlers as an additional precaution. In addition, I believe the leagues should mandate that if you do not want to wear a mask you will not be permitted into the bowling alley or to bowl on the league. If a bowler refuses to mask or leave, then the team will forfeit the game and not be awarded any points.
In closing, I am asking that you please think about what I have said and give careful consideration to reopening the bowling alleys for league bowling only, which is an organized activity with rules and a code of conduct very different from recreational bowling. I do not feel the need to protest taking this issue to the streets or demonstrations but hope that this personal appeal on behalf of my league and our bowling alley will achieve the same result. I am a Vietnam veteran and served my country as a U.S. Marine with pride and am now asking for your reasonable consid-eration in return.
Thank you for your time reading my letter and for your consideration.
For the love of bowling, Frank P. Durante
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Ciminelli continued from page 1ranks up there for meaning the most; this is near the top. The loyalty, the support, the family type love that I got from friends close to me throughout my struggles and es-pecially recently when it got real bad, I don’t even have words for that.”
The move to a full-time construction job is a natural fit for Ciminelli, who according to his bio on the PBA’s web-site holds a degree in construction engineering and project management from Erie Community College.
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(415)492-8880
BOWLING CENTERS OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Executive Director - Margot GallardoPO Box 4396, Garden Grove, CA 92842-4396
(657)210-2695
NORTH COUNTY USBCAssociation Manager - Karen Salazar
PO Box 5987, Oceanside, CA [email protected]
www.ncusbca.com(760)213-4997
VENTURA COUNTY USBCAsst. Manager - Cheryl Smith
[email protected](805)339-9334
Riverside &San BernardinoBOWLIUM LANES - 32
4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763(909) 626-3528 • Fax: (909) 626-2144
www.bowlium.comFacebook.com/Bowlium
CANYON LANES - 2449750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, CA 92230
(951) 572-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385Located next to Morongo Casino
