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Round of 32
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	Best Match in the Round of 32
	Highest avg. in the round of 32
	Highest avg. loser in the round of 32
	Lowest scoring match in the Round of 32
	Sweeps

7 Game Matches in the Round of 32

Five

Mika Koivuniemi over Brian Himmler

Tom Daugherty over Bill O'Neill

Tommy Jones over Joe Ciccone

Pete Weber over Tommy Delutz Jr

Parker Bohn III over Andres Gomez

Hand vs Hand Details

As expected the bowlers that got there because of the way the field breaks open the pattern are starting to fall. This includes players who want to play in and hook it off the track.

Lower Seed Victories in the Round of 32

Rick Lawrence(32) ove Brian Kretzer(1)

Mika Koivuniemi(25) over Brian Himmler(8)

Tom Daugherty(28) over Bill O'Neill(5)

Mike Scroggins(26) over Ryan Shafer(7)

Tom Baker(27) over Norm Duke(6)

Parker Bohn III(22) over Andres Gomez(11)

Company vs Same Company Matches in the Round of 32

There were no company vs same company matches in the round of 32

Brunswick balls being used in the Round of 32

Mika Koivuniemi- Ultimate Inferno

Joe Ciccone- Vapor Zone

Tommy Delutz Jr- Strike Zone

Chris Hayden- Absolute Inferno

Tom Baker- Vapor Zone and Strike Zone

Parker Bohn- Absolute Inferno

Michael Fagan- Absolute Inferno and Strike Zone

Sweeps in the Round of 32

One

Jason Couch over Mike Wolfe

Lowest Scoring match in the Round of 32

Parker Bohn III over Andres Gomez
2 games out of 14 over 211

Highest average loser in the Round of 32

Tommy Delutz Jr.

219.3

High average bowler in the Round of 32

Brian Voss

250.3

Best Match in the Round of 32

I give the honors to Amleto Monacelli over Steve Jaros
Steve showed the early dominance but after game two the next four were very close games, three of them being within 4 pins. Amleto eventually won the match in 6 games.

Matches with Brunswick balls being used in the round of 32
Company vs Same Company matches in the round of 32
lower seed victories
Hand vs Hand
7 Game Matches

Insider Information from the Round of 32 with Rick Benoit

Qualifying Position

Round of 32

Round of 16

Round of 8

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Round
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Balls Used

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Round
of
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1 vs 32

32

Non Staff

Columbia

Storm
2

2 vs 31

17 vs 16

16
Non Staff
Track

MoRich/Bruns Non Staff
15

18 vs 15

9 vs 24

9
Storm

S/E/Bruns Non Staff
10

10 vs 23

25 vs 8

25
Brunswick

C/Bruns
Non
26

26 vs 7

5 vs 28

28
Non Staff
Hammer

Brunswick
27

6 vs 27

21 vs 12

12
Non Staff Ebonite

Brunswick
22

22 vs 11

13 vs 20

13
Ebonite

Storm
14

14 vs 19

29 vs 4

4
Ebonite

Elite
3

30 vs 3

Brian Kretzer

Non Staff

vs.

Rick Lawrence

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	BK	RL
1	203	258
2	196	257
3	205	202
4	220	233
5	226	221
6	223	224
7
ttl	1283	1395
	213.8	232.5

Forget 1 vs 32 This was no surprise. Playing the field is a lot different than playing the pattern.

Tim Criss

Columbia Staff

vs.

Walter Ray Williams Jr.

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	TC	WRW
1	205	177
2	181	247
3	223	265
4	248	215
5	201	224
6	191	198
7
ttl	1249	1326
	208.2	221

Walter is starting figure some things out. He will be dangerous again especially when he figures out how to get through qualifying. He doesn't have a problem playing the patterns. He struggles with how the field transitions them.

Chris Johnson

Storm Staff

vs.

Wes Malott

Columbia Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	CJ	WM
1	213	212
2	243	227
3	211	232
4	278	223
5	244	189
6
7
ttl	1179	1083
	237.8	216.6

Wes's ball is seeing the front differently than it did at the beginning of the year. Chris really looked in control.

Mika Koivuniemi

Brunswick Staff

vs.

Brian Himmler

Storm Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	MK	BH
1	173	225
2	255	198
3	267	218
4	199	223
5	224	226
6	259	167
7	234	230
ttl	1611	1487
	230.1	212.4

This match was pretty predictable. Mika has been bowling great all year. This may be the best I have ever seen him.

Bill O'Neil

Columbia Staff

vs.

Tom Daugherty

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	BO	TD
1	198	267
2	215	168
3	178	256
4	235	203
5	167	207
6	256	215
7	212	215
ttl	1461	1531
	208.7	218.7

This one surprised me. I didn't understand why Bill was doing some of the things he was doing, but then again I wasn't the one bowling. The only close game was game seven so it tells me there must have been a lot of searching going on.

Randy Pedersen

Storm Staff

vs.

Patrick Allen

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	RP	PA
1	236	238
2	237	207
3	182	241
4	203	247
5	236	226
6	163	237
7
ttl	1256	1396
	209.3	232.6

Randy is a special talent that needs to be harnessed. Something will have to happen to slow PA down. Tough draw for Randy. Plus he started too deep. It may have looked good early but no way to stay up with a lefty from that zone.

Tommy Jones

Ebonite Staff

vs.

Joe Ciccone

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	TJ	JC
1	191	239
2	228	206
3	203	215
4	246	165
5	246	186
6	214	235
7	237	191
ttl	1565	1437
	223.6	205.3

I was surprised that Joe had to move as much as he did. He got caught in the TJ web just like every other bowler on the right seems to.

Mike Wolfe

Non Staff

vs.

Jason Couch

Ebonite Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	MW	JC
1	144	195
2	232	238
3	198	210
4	215	218
5
6
7
ttl	789	861
	197.2	215.2

A sweep but a lot closer than you think. No sure why Mike was as confused, I didn't see the match but obviously he was caught ill-prepared. Must be the ball rep helping him. Sorry Mike!

Pete Weber

Storm Staff

vs.

Tommy Delutz Jr

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	PW	TD
1	191	255
2	189	179
3	255	224
4	258	189
5	192	236
6	212	229
7	264	223
ttl	1561	1535
	223	219.3

Tommy did some good things and was able to get through the leg pain he is suffering. Weber has been awesome in game sevens as of late. He just seems to be waiting for something to develop on his side and then kicking it into high gear for game seven.

Chris Hayden

Non Staff

vs.

Paul Fleming

Non Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	CH	PF
1	258	212
2	175	180
3	172	184
4	180	212
5	213	183
6	218	223
7
ttl	1214	1194
	202.3	199

No offense boys but this was ugly. Paul better find something else or he is done.

Amleto Monacelli

Non Staff

vs.

Steve Jaros

Dynothane Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	AM	SJ
1	201	229
2	207	254
3	213	209
4	214	210
5	211	183
6	215	212
7
ttl	1261	1297
	210.2	216.2

Love the match. Close scores and strategic. Neither bowler had a great look but battled with what they had. Amleto is bowling as good as I have ever seen him bowl.

Mike Scroggins

Non Staff

vs.

Ryan Shafer

Storm Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	MS	RS
1	214	200
2	218	203
3	224	184
4	184	205
5	237	214
6
7
ttl	1077	1006
	215.4	201.2

Mike won but still there is more to get on his side than he is getting. Shafer knew he was in trouble and fought to survive. He will but not this week.

Norm Duke

Non Staff

vs.

Tom Baker

Brunswick Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	ND	TB
1	190	204
2	227	175
3	221	269
4	183	252
5	208	204
6	203	226
7
ttl	1237	1330
	205.3	221.7

Duke was confused...That is news in itself. Tom is starting to get his game back in order with some great streaks. He is there yet but you can see the confidence coming.

Parker Bohn III

Brunswick Staff

vs.

Andres Gomez

Storm Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	PB	AG
1	200	156
2	159	203
3	181	205
4	238	192
5	193	192
6	204	244
7	211	184
ttl	1386	1376
	198	196.6

Hrrrrrr! We got some work to do here. Parker struggled with transition again. Andres is dangerous if you let him hang around.

Patrick Healery Jr

Storm Staff

vs.

Michael Fagan

Brunswick Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	PH	MF
1	245	233
2	187	206
3	207	172
4	259	168
5	205	236
6	268	240
7
ttl	1371	1255
	228.5	209.2

Pat took advantage of Michaels transition confusion. I really thought this was set up pretty good for Michael but Pat was the one who took advantage.

Robert Smith

Storm Staff

vs.

Brian Voss

Elite Staff

Balls Used

Comments

	RS	BV
1	209	256
2	234	233
3	199	279
4	246	225
5	194	255
6	211	254
7
ttl	1293	1502
	215.5	250.3

Wow what a set by BV. This guys is going to be tough. I am surprised Robert didn't have more of an effect on BV than he did. BV seems to have the clearest picture of anybody right now.