| Kegler's Corner By Jeff Olson as published weekly in the Hood River News Sports Section |
Team of the week:
Jason DeGeus 724
Brandon Kawachi 701
Kyle Boydston 695
Joe Krug 694
Chad Mason 689
Total 3,503 pins
Two more leagues at Orchard Lanes just completed their first round so there are a bunch of smiling winners who deserve to get a
few more seconds of those famous fifteen minutes of fame.
Rails End Café served up their Monday night special to take the first round of the Industrial league. Bowling for the famous
Parkdale eatery are new daddy Jason Worsham, barbecued pork specialist Mike Bosse, smooth Ken Espersen, Wyn Winfield and
our favorite emerging star player in the bowling scene, Jeremy Bloom. Winning a round makes this team one of the top seeds in the
super fun NCAA basketball like tournament championship that the Industrial league uses to determine its champion at the end of the
season.
It seems like a broken record but congratulations are also in order one more time to the Hood River G olf team for winning the first
round of the Wednesday night Fraternal league. Bowling for the “golf” boys are the legendary “keep ‘em low” orchardist to the
stars, Jeff Hasegawa, Ron (main man) Ward, Rick (the Dish) Nishimoto, Jeremy (Rail’s End) Bloom, Stuart (Butch Harmon, jr)
Kawachi and his better half, the stunning Janet Kawachi. Without question their efforts were boosted by the presence of the team’s
new acquisition, Janet Kawachi, who has improved the looks of this league by at least 1000 %. This is history in the making
because this is the first year ever that women have been able to join the Fraternal league and now they are poised to win the whole
thing. The rest of you women out there, take note, you can do it too. The Fraternal league is regarded as the most competitive
league in town where most of the area’s best bowlers toil for fame and glory. Want a little more competition, give it a try, the door
is open. As a result of winning the league’s first round, this celebrated crew has now qualified for the league championship roll off
which is conducted at the end of the season between the three round winners and a wild card team that has won the most points
during the year without winning a round. This, of course, is old hat for this stellar team as they seem to win the league championship
just about every year. But, then, winning never gets old.
Orchard Lanes league high lights from last week:
INDUSTRIAL:
Dan Homer 246,238 games & 674 series
Carl Casey 240,235 games & 667 series
Pat Olson 278 game
Lenny Bunting 253 game
Aaron Traxel 246 game
Neal Schelb 243 game
Ken Kramer 242 game
Joey Sheirbon 236 game
Jeremy Bloom 235 game
WORKSHIRKERS:
Nancy Asai 247 game & 607 series
Esther Yarnell 205 game & 556 series
PIN QUEENS:
Joyce Wilson 189 game & 490 series
TUESDAY NITE MIXED:
Bill Pullum 269 game & 671 series
Jeremy Bloom 237 games & 662 series
Pat Olson 236 game & 655 series
Nancy Asai 217, 200 games & 611 series Karen Shortt 204 game & 541 series
Jennifer Bloom 200 game & 508 series
Jann Halstead 242 game
SENIORS:
Joe Krug 256 game & 694 series
Shirley Thornhill 201 game & 532 series
Gerry Cope 222 game
Jim Ebersole 213 game
George Cochran 208 game
Steve Nance 206 game
Mac McFall 206 game
FRATERNAL:
Brandon Kawachi 257,230 games & 701 series
Kyle Boydston 247,236 games & 695 series
Nancy Asai 212 game & 532 series
Josh Worth 244 game
Wade Boydston 236 game
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
Robert Nash 552 series
Hoby Hansen 216 game
Ellen Davis 167 game & 438 series
HOOD RIVER20JUNIOR ALL STARS:
Jason Degeus 288,246 games & 724 series
Chad Mason 258 game & 689 series
Jason DeGeus 724
Brandon Kawachi 701
Kyle Boydston 695
Joe Krug 694
Chad Mason 689
Total 3,503 pins
Two more leagues at Orchard Lanes just completed their first round so there are a bunch of smiling winners who deserve to get a
few more seconds of those famous fifteen minutes of fame.
Rails End Café served up their Monday night special to take the first round of the Industrial league. Bowling for the famous
Parkdale eatery are new daddy Jason Worsham, barbecued pork specialist Mike Bosse, smooth Ken Espersen, Wyn Winfield and
our favorite emerging star player in the bowling scene, Jeremy Bloom. Winning a round makes this team one of the top seeds in the
super fun NCAA basketball like tournament championship that the Industrial league uses to determine its champion at the end of the
season.
It seems like a broken record but congratulations are also in order one more time to the Hood River G olf team for winning the first
round of the Wednesday night Fraternal league. Bowling for the “golf” boys are the legendary “keep ‘em low” orchardist to the
stars, Jeff Hasegawa, Ron (main man) Ward, Rick (the Dish) Nishimoto, Jeremy (Rail’s End) Bloom, Stuart (Butch Harmon, jr)
Kawachi and his better half, the stunning Janet Kawachi. Without question their efforts were boosted by the presence of the team’s
new acquisition, Janet Kawachi, who has improved the looks of this league by at least 1000 %. This is history in the making
because this is the first year ever that women have been able to join the Fraternal league and now they are poised to win the whole
thing. The rest of you women out there, take note, you can do it too. The Fraternal league is regarded as the most competitive
league in town where most of the area’s best bowlers toil for fame and glory. Want a little more competition, give it a try, the door
is open. As a result of winning the league’s first round, this celebrated crew has now qualified for the league championship roll off
which is conducted at the end of the season between the three round winners and a wild card team that has won the most points
during the year without winning a round. This, of course, is old hat for this stellar team as they seem to win the league championship
just about every year. But, then, winning never gets old.
Orchard Lanes league high lights from last week:
INDUSTRIAL:
Dan Homer 246,238 games & 674 series
Carl Casey 240,235 games & 667 series
Pat Olson 278 game
Lenny Bunting 253 game
Aaron Traxel 246 game
Neal Schelb 243 game
Ken Kramer 242 game
Joey Sheirbon 236 game
Jeremy Bloom 235 game
WORKSHIRKERS:
Nancy Asai 247 game & 607 series
Esther Yarnell 205 game & 556 series
PIN QUEENS:
Joyce Wilson 189 game & 490 series
TUESDAY NITE MIXED:
Bill Pullum 269 game & 671 series
Jeremy Bloom 237 games & 662 series
Pat Olson 236 game & 655 series
Nancy Asai 217, 200 games & 611 series Karen Shortt 204 game & 541 series
Jennifer Bloom 200 game & 508 series
Jann Halstead 242 game
SENIORS:
Joe Krug 256 game & 694 series
Shirley Thornhill 201 game & 532 series
Gerry Cope 222 game
Jim Ebersole 213 game
George Cochran 208 game
Steve Nance 206 game
Mac McFall 206 game
FRATERNAL:
Brandon Kawachi 257,230 games & 701 series
Kyle Boydston 247,236 games & 695 series
Nancy Asai 212 game & 532 series
Josh Worth 244 game
Wade Boydston 236 game
HOOD RIVER COUNTY
Robert Nash 552 series
Hoby Hansen 216 game
Ellen Davis 167 game & 438 series
HOOD RIVER20JUNIOR ALL STARS:
Jason Degeus 288,246 games & 724 series
Chad Mason 258 game & 689 series
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