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Longwood Victorious. Mike Ninivaggi rolled a 287 in the second game of his 713 series as Longwood beat Miller Place, 996-831, 1,130- 877, 963-875, at Coram Country Lanes. Newsday, Combined editions; Long Island, N.Y. [Long Island, N.Y]. 04 Dec 2002:
Ward Melville 980,1081,950 Longwood 958,1010,904. Dec. 10
Longwood 971,947,970 Port Jeff 737,771,885. Dec. 13
Middle Country 1040,1079,937 Longwood 966,979,1002. Dec. 17
Patchogue-Medford 895,819,1004 Longwood 849,785,811. Dec. 18
Longwood 975,954,949 Comsewogue 849,912,866. Dec. 20
Longwood 966,999,970 Rocky Point 916,890,907. Jan. 7
East Islip 952,967,1029 Longwood 797,744,747. Jan. 8
Longwood 949,1001,1053 Miller Place 883,895,791. Kearney Leads Longwood. Kevin Kearney rolled a 238 in the third game of a 699 series for Longwood in its 949-883, 1,001-895, 1,053- 791 win over Miller Place. Jan. 9
Longwood 1043,940,1051 WMelville 957,1030,872. Jan. 14
Longwood 723,726,707 Middle Country 627,619,706. Jan. 15
Singles Final – Craig Lindahl (Longwood) d. Dave Fondanarosa (West Islip), 201-194. Doubles Final – Northport (J. Brochausen, K. Brochausen) d. Patchoghue-Medford (Calandra, Knoth), 390-349. Jan. 16
Longwood 1056,1132,917 Pt. Jefferson 848,786,814. First Things First. Craig Lindahl (694 series) had a 268 and Pat Bukovsky a 265 in the first game as Longwood beat Port Jefferson, 1,056-848, 1,132-786, 917-814. Jan. 17
Longwood 1039,994,1023 Mid. Coun. 985,904,1016. Jan. 22
Comsewogue 1077,1172,1053 Longwood 935,1137,1013. Freshman Anthony DeSaro rolled a 300 in the first game of a 747 series for the Comsewogue boys bowling team in its 1,077-935, 1,172- 1,137, 1,053-1,013 win over Longwood yesterday at Port Jefferson Bowl. It was the first perfect game in program history, coach Pete Mitchell said. James Pastor added a 279 in the second game of a 688 series. Jan. 23
Longwood 933,973,935 Rocky Point 919,972,926. Jan. 28
Longwood Clinches. Mike Ninivaggi had a 621 series as Longwood beat Rocky Point, 933-919, 973-972, 935-926 to win the League IV title. Jan. 28
Longwood 917,860,872 Bellport 839,671,825. Jan. 29
Longwood 827,798,820 Comsewogue 794,678,758. Jan. 31
Commack Bowlers Take Title: [SUFFOLK Edition]
Newsday, Combined editions; Long Island, N.Y. [Long Island, N.Y]. 05 Feb 2003:
Neil Foresto rolled a 259 in the second game and 289 in the fourth in a 970 four-game series to lead defending Suffolk champion Commack to a first-place finish yesterday at the Suffolk Large Schools championship at East Islip Bowl.
Five of the nine Cougar bowlers shot 200-plus games.
Billy Shannon added a 245 and 249 in Games 1 and 2. Mike Boble had a 240 in the third game and Adam Sher a 226 in the third game. Rory Vanderbelt had a 222 in the second game.
“It really put us in a great position for Saturday,” Commack coach Sue Olivieri said, referring to the Suffolk team championship at Sports Plus in Lake Grove. “It really helped us out.”
It also helped Commack (4,338 pins) prepare for Northport, which beat the Cougars on Jan. 6.
Jason Brochause shot a 240 in the second game in his 940 series for second-place Northport (4,112).
“We’ve always been big competitors – us and Northport,” Olivieri said. “Any given day you never know what kind of game you’re going to bowl.”
Teammate Bryan McKenna shot a 285 in the second game.
Third-place Bay Shore (4,083) was led by Jonathan Trzcyski’s 257 in a 897 series.
Floyd finished fourth (4,058), West Babylon (4,015) was fifth and Longwood took sixth (3,963). Host East Islip finished seventh (3,944), led by Patrick Cooley (835 series) and Mark Marra (810).