MIXED DOUBLES AND OVER/UNDER DOUBLES CHAMPIONS

2021-05-18T12:48:16-04:00

CHRIS LUCCHESE (TOP)/CHRISTINA SCHULZE MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONS JOSH MARINO/JOE FERRAIOLO (BOTTOM) OVER/UNDER DOUBLES CHAMPIONS  May 16, 2021 Wantagh, NY: The Long Island United States Bowling Congress (LIUSBC) held its annual doubles tournament at AMF Wantagh and crowned multiple champions. The Mixed Doubles handicap champions were Chris Lucchese, Bellerose, NY and Christina Schulze, W. Babylon, NY. The Mixed Doubles scratch champions were Anthony D’Elia, E. Islip, NY and Christina Schulze. The Over/Under doubles handicap champions were Josh Marino, Port Jeff Station, NY and Joe Ferraiolo, W. Islip, NY. The Over/Under doubles scratch champions were Adam Ehrlich, Sayville, NY and Jay Solomon,

MIXED DOUBLES AND OVER/UNDER DOUBLES CHAMPIONS2021-05-18T12:48:16-04:00

PHIL RUBINSON WINS “DROP YOUR LOW GAME” TOURNAMENT

2021-04-26T13:09:18-04:00

Champion Phil Rubinson with Winner's Check April 25, 2021 East Islip, NY: Phil Rubinson, W. Babylon, NY, won LIUSBC’s inaugural Drop Your Low Game Tournament featuring a $1,000 top prize. Phil won the event by defeating 3 other bowlers in the final shootout. The other shootout finalists were 2nd place finisher James Marchese, W. Islip, NY earning $525. Third place went to Sun Kim, Flushing, NY earning $300 and fourth went to Pete Zervakos, Wheatly Heights, NY earning $250. The final shootout, which featured the top 2 from each qualifying squad, was not decided until the final frame. Sun Kim,

PHIL RUBINSON WINS “DROP YOUR LOW GAME” TOURNAMENT2021-04-26T13:09:18-04:00

JUSTIN KAMPF WINS 2021 LIUSBC 700 CLUB TOURNAMENT AT AMF E. MEADOW

2021-03-16T16:43:33-04:00

LIUSBC 700 Club Champion Justin Kampf and LIUSBC President Tony Martinez March 14, 2021 Meadow, NY: Justin Kampf, a 24-year-old right-hander pro shop operator from Levittown, NY, won the $1,250 top prize at LIUSBC’s 700 Club Tournament hosted by AMF E. Meadow. Justin won this prestigious event by defeating Leon Kessee Jr., Hempstead, NY, a senior left-hander, 256-236. Leon earned $800 for finishing second. Rounding out the top 4 was third place finisher Tavie Caratozzolo, Middle Village, NY with a 205 worth $600 and fourth place finisher Mike Perrone, Deer Park, NY with a 180 worth $400. The

JUSTIN KAMPF WINS 2021 LIUSBC 700 CLUB TOURNAMENT AT AMF E. MEADOW2021-03-16T16:43:33-04:00

LIUSBC ANNOUNCES 3 ADULT SPRING TOURNAMENTS

2021-02-22T09:46:27-05:00

Centereach, NY: The LIUSBC is pleased to announce it will be running a limited adult tournament schedule this spring. With New York State guidelines limiting format types and squads, the LIUSBC chose three tournament formats that would best run under the current restrictions. Flyers for each of these events are now posted on our official website; LIUSBC.com. LIUSBC’s first event will be the popular 700 Club tournament hosted by AMF E. Meadow on Sunday, March 14th (2 squads: 1pm & 3pm.) This singles tournament is a 3-game scratch event featuring a 1 in 5 cashing ratio with the top 2

LIUSBC ANNOUNCES 3 ADULT SPRING TOURNAMENTS2021-02-22T09:46:27-05:00

A MESSAGE FROM USBC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CHAD MURPHY

2021-01-20T21:34:39-05:00

A FUTURE FOR THE SPORT - 2020 RECAP, 2021 PREVIEW By Chad Murphy, USBC Executive Director Wow, what an incredibly challenging year. Most will understandably look at 2020 in a dark light, and who can blame them. The COVID-19 virus devastated bowling across the nation and around the world for months. Additionally, it locked down several states altogether for most of the year. Our hearts go out to the proprietors and association leaders who have been shut down. Also, our thoughts are with those centers that had to close for good. We will miss these partners and thank them for

A MESSAGE FROM USBC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CHAD MURPHY2021-01-20T21:34:39-05:00

EAST ISLIP VARSITY GIRLS BOWLING COACH HAROLD C. COOLEY JR. PASSES AWAY

2021-01-14T23:44:21-05:00

E. Islip, NY: The LIUSBC is saddened to learn of the passing of Harold C. Cooley Jr. who passed away on December 18, 2020. Harold was the legendary East Islip High School Varsity Girls bowling team coach since 1985 and a dominant figure in high school sports. The longtime coach died from complications of a stroke at the age of 66. Harold, who was an East Islip middle-school math teacher for 34 years, coached multiple high school teams including football, baseball, golf, and bowling. He is best known for his phenomenal success with the East Islip Girls varsity bowling team.

EAST ISLIP VARSITY GIRLS BOWLING COACH HAROLD C. COOLEY JR. PASSES AWAY2021-01-14T23:44:21-05:00

LIUSBC FORMER ASSOCATION MANAGER JIM MACQUIRE PASSES AWAY

2021-01-04T22:58:13-05:00

January 3rd, 2021 Dear LIUSBC members: Sadly, I am writing you this evening to let you know of the passing of long-time association manager, Jim Maguire, this past Friday. Mr. Maguire or “Dad” as I referred to him was not only a mentor to me personally but a friend to all of us in the bowling community. Locally, Mr. Maguire served as the Association Manager for the former Eastern Long Island and Long Island Youth Bowling Associations. In 2007, when the local associations were discussing a merger, Mr. Maguire was a settling influence and an integral part of the transition

LIUSBC FORMER ASSOCATION MANAGER JIM MACQUIRE PASSES AWAY2021-01-04T22:58:13-05:00

NEW NYS COVID-19 RULES FORCE BOWLING CENTERS TO CLOSE BY 10PM

2020-11-18T15:21:25-05:00

Centereach, NY: Governor Cuomo announced starting today, Friday, November 13, 2020, any business owning a New York State liquor license must be closed to the public by 10pm. This includes bowling centers which must turn off their machines by the 10pm deadline. The 10pm deadline must be followed for the next 30 days. The USBC has no specific rules regarding this type of situation but suggests the following: If possible, leagues should start earlier to guarantee they finish by 10pm Contingency plans should be in place if some teams have not completed their league session by the 10pm deadline. All

NEW NYS COVID-19 RULES FORCE BOWLING CENTERS TO CLOSE BY 10PM2020-11-18T15:21:25-05:00

PHIL GRIMES FINALLY GETS HIS PERFECT GAME!

2020-10-30T00:00:53-04:00

Mineola, NY: The LIUSBC recently presented a 300 ring to Philip Grimes from Woodside, NY at Bowlero Mineola (formerly Sheridan Lanes).  What makes this presentation so special is Phil, who is 76 years old, bowled his first 300 game after competing in leagues for over 40 years and was a pin boy in his early years. Congratulations Phil on your perfection! Phil, who averages 178, was presented his ring by LIUSBC Association Manager Karl Nystrom at his Senior Hopefuls league at Bowlero Mineola.  His perfection came on March 11, 2020 in his first game, followed by scores of 214 and

PHIL GRIMES FINALLY GETS HIS PERFECT GAME!2020-10-30T00:00:53-04:00

NEW YORK STATE COVID-19 PROTOCOLS AND GUIDELINES

2020-08-28T12:53:42-04:00

The Department of Health’s (DOH) Interim Guidance for Sports and Recreation during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency has been updated to provide the below guidance for bowling centers and alleys. For bowling centers and alleys, Responsible Parties must follow these additional public health and safety measures - Restrict facility capacity to no more than 50% of the maximum occupancy for a particular area as set by the certificate of occupancy, inclusive of employees and patrons/players; - Require face coverings at all times for patrons/players; Strictly enforce social distancing of at least six feet between parties of patrons/players, including during play by closing adjacent

NEW YORK STATE COVID-19 PROTOCOLS AND GUIDELINES2020-08-28T12:53:42-04:00
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