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1 MANITOBA TENPIN FEDERATION PRESENTS FRAME BY FRAME MANITOBA TENPIN FEDERATION Pacific Avenue WINNIPEG, MANITOBA R3B 2Z6 Fax: Website: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Ken Burns THIS ISSUE CONTAINS: ISSUE: 2 VOLUME: 19 WINTER / 2010 Tenpin Tales 1 $500 Pro Shop Prize Opportunity 9 CTF Provincial Team Training Program 10 CTF Mixed Provincial Team Training Program 11 MBA Results / Tournament Notice 12 Manitoba Bowling Assoc. Awards Program Notice 15 Bowling Hall of Fame of Manitoba Display 16 Basic Bowling Skills Clinic 17 Calendar of Events 18 Annual Awards Brunch 20 Respect In Sport Coaching Program 32 Manitoba Tenpin Bowling Coaches Association 33 NCCP Tech./Practical Courses 34 NCCP Intro to Competition Workshop Notice 35 Coaching Manitoba NCCP Schedule 36

2 DATE MODULE TIME December 1 Managing Conflict 6:00pm 10:00pm December 2 Leading Drug Free Sport 6:30pm 10:00pm MANITOBA TENPIN FEDERATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT ELAINE YAMRON 1 st VICE PRESIDENT ATS ODAGUCHI 2 nd VICE PRESIDENT PETER WIGHT December 3 December 4 December 5 January 20 January 21 ^Coaching and Leading Effectively Part 1 ^Coaching and Leading Effectively Part 2 ^Psychology of Performance ^ Prevention and Recovery Part 1 ^ Prevention and Recovery Part 2 6:30pm 10:00pm 8:30am 3:30pm 8:30am 4:30pm 6:30pm 10:00pm 6:30pm 10:00pm DIRECTOR DIRECTOR LUCIEN CASAGRANDE WANDA HOWARD January 22 Developing Athletic Abilities* 8:30am 4:30pm DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR LEN HOWELL SUSAN LEMOINE RON MOLINSKI DARREN NAYLOR RALPH PIASTA LYNDA SEEWALD PATRICIA WIGHT ELEANOR YOUNG ^ Prevention and Recovery, Developing Athletic Abilities and Coaching and Leading Effectively are all 2 part modules. Attendance is mandatory in both parts for trained status. *Developing Athletic Abilities includes a Pre workshop online session that must be completed through the Coaches Association of Canada website. MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS: MANITOBA BOWLING ASSOCIATION BRANDON TENPIN BOWLING ASSOCIATION DAUPHIN TENPIN ASSOCIATION WINNIPEG TENPIN BOWLING ASSOCIATION MANITOBA TENPIN BOWLING COACHES ASSOCIATION

3 NCCP SCHEDULE Coaching Manitoba offers 3 Methods of Registration for all NCCP Courses 1. Mail registration form with payment to Sport Manitoba. (Forms available at TENPIN TALES 2010 Bowling World Cup Championship Zagreb, Croatia, October th, 2010 Team Canada s Michael Schmidt Wins Again! Michael Schmidt of Winnipeg won his 2 nd International World Cup Title in Zagreb, Croatia, on October th. Schmidt won his other world title in 2005 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He has been the Canadian men s champion 5 times in the last 6 years, finishing at the World s 2 nd, 3 rd & 4 th in the other outings. Congratulations Mike on another successful competition! 2. Drop off a registration form with payment to Sport Manitoba. (Coaching Office) 3. Log on to to register with Events Competition Development Modules Doping Prevention, Managing Conflict, Developing Athletic Abilities, Prevention and Recovery, Psychology of Performance, Coaching and Leading Effectively Length Varies per module Cost - $40.00 per module (+ GST) Location: Sport for Life Centre Pacific Ave. 36 Michael Schmidt 1

4 Greater Winnipeg Classic League November, 2010 As we mentioned in the last newsletter, the league decided to use some special lane oiling patterns for this season, instead of the standard easier house shot. Well, we ve done this for 10 weeks now, and the reviews are mixed. For the first 5 weeks, we used an oiling pattern called Middle Road, and the league averaged 183 during this time, which is significantly lower than the league had averaged the previous season on the house pattern. And for the 2 nd 5 weeks, we used the pattern known as Broadway, and the league averaged 189 during this period, a little better, but still a far cry from the previous season s average. This drop in average shows just how demanding a more difficult oiling pattern can be. Although many people will tell you that it s just a number, it still is a difficult pill for some to swallow when your average drops anywhere from 5 to 25 pins. I give credit to the Classic League bowlers for sticking it out for continuing to challenge themselves, and for not giving up. This experience can only help make the league members even better than they already were. We are now beginning our next 5-week segment on the Beaten Path oiling pattern. After the 15 weeks, trying all 3 oiling patterns, the league will be in a position to evaluate the successes (and failures) of this experience. Remember, if you want to learn more about these oiling patterns, you can visit and search in the Lane Patterns area of the website. The league consists of 10 teams and we bowl on Friday evenings at Chateau Lanes. As of Nov 12 th, our league average to date is Our awards and top 5 averages so far this season are: Steve Snyder Oct22 3-game series of 729 (258,235,236) Erick Tagle Oct29 3-game series of 726 (296,212,218) Erick Tagle Oct29 11-in-a-row (296) Erick Tagle Oct pins game over average Marshall Nykoluk Nov05 3-game series of 761 (278,206,277) Marshall Nykoluk Nov05 Clean Series (4 games) Top 5 averages: Blair Chaban 210 Dan Tereck 210 Lynne Gauthier 205 Lucien Casagrande 204 Nestor Valette A T T E N T I O N C O A C H E S NCCP - Intro To Competition Workshop Please be advised that this season the Manitoba Tenpin Federation is hosting 2-3 NCCP Intro To Competition Coaching Workshops. The clinics will be held December/10 through February/11. Winnipeg December 11-12, 2010 Winnipeg TBA (January February) * * To be held if warranted by demand The clinics will run from 8:30am to 5:00pm Saturday & Sunday. Upon completion of this course, the attendees will be accredited as Trained at this level. Course fee is $70.00 Payable to Manitoba Tenpin Federation Space is very limited and will be accepted on a first come basis. To register contact Ken at / man10pin@mts.net. 35

5 A T T E N T I O N C O A C H E S The Manitoba Tenpin Federation is offering to arrange the following National Coaching Certification Program (N.C.C.P.) Technical / Practical Courses: The course date and bowling centre location will be determined to accommodate the course participants. Community Sport -Requires 8-10 participants $40.00 Competitive -Requires 6-8 participants (Fall /10) $70.00 Level III -Requires 6-8 participants* $90.00 If you have a group of interested coaches or would like to register individually and be put on our waiting list until enough coaches have registered, then contact our office at Please register A.S.A.P. as space is limited. *Must be fully certified Level II N.C.C.P. 34 The league s weekly results are posted at Once there go to the Leagues tab and then click on League Standing Sheets. Then enter our league id of 4120 and click on the Search button. You are then asked to provide the week number of the league standings you want to see. Go through all the pages to see team standings, records, averages, and more. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Winnipeg Senior Men s League November, 2010 This scratch league bowls on Tuesday evenings at Laverendrye Lanes and consists of eight 3-person teams. It is a fun competitive league with some innovative ideas, such as bowling 4 games per night, shifting one pair to the right each game, so that everyone bowls on every lane each night. As well, we end off with two Baker Games, which is a chance for teams members to join forces in order to bowl two team games. As of Nov 16 th, the league average is 197. Our award scores and high averages are: John Catalan Oct19 3-game series of 704 (232,236,236) Sharon Tataryn Nov02 3-game series of 763 (278,269,216) Gord Tereck Nov02 Clean series (4 games) Our top 5 averages: Mike Schmidt 223 Gord Tereck 221 Dan Tereck 212 John Savage 212 John Catalan 208 The league s weekly results are posted at Once there go to the Leagues tab and then click on League Standing Sheets. Then enter our league id of 4116 and click on the Search button. You are then asked to provide the week number of the league standings you want to see. Go through all the pages to see team standings, records, averages, and more. * * * * * * * * * * * * * 3

6 Winnipeg wins the Association Challenge Again! For the 2 nd year in a row, the Winnipeg Tenpin Bowling Association has won the annual competition between the Winnipeg, Brandon, and Dauphin bowling associations. The 6 th annual event was held on November 6 th, at Thunderbird Bowl in Brandon. The Winnipeg contingent consisted of two teams: Pam Buote, Al Crandall, Jay Doe, Dan Tereck, and Peter Wight were the Winnipeg #1 team, and Wanda Howard, Ron Molinski, Tom Scerbo, and Geri Wyrzykowski made up the Winnipeg #2 team. After 5 games of hot and heavy competition, Winnipeg ended up with the highest total pinfall plus handicap. The totals were: Winnipeg 8696 Brandon 8631 Dauphin 8249 Manitoba Tenpin Bowling Coaches Association The Manitoba Tenpin Bowling Coaches Association is seeking out coaches interested in the further development of Manitoba coaches and athletes. The MTBCA s mission is to promote, encourage and develop tenpin bowling coaches in the province of Manitoba through the provision of quality administrative services, development programs and upgrading opportunities for coaches. The membership is an annual fee of $5.00. For more information on our membership, benefits or our programs check us out on the Manitoba Tenpin Federation website or contact any of the Board members below: Cathy Burton President Lynda Seewald Vice-President Dan Tereck Secretary Ken Burns Prov. Coordinator/Treasurer DIRECTORS Lucien Casagrande Chateau/La Verendrye Darren Naylor Chateau Richard Nose Bowl Below / Chateau Vincent Visarra La Verendrye Wanda Howard, the President of the WTBA, accepting the winning plaque from Bob Freeman, the President of the Brandon association, which hosted the tournament this year. For more of the story and more pictures, visit the Winnipeg-Manitoba website 4 REMINDER-Respect in Sport certification must be completed by all active Tenpin Bowling Coaches in order to be eligible for any development programs or assistance from the Manitoba Tenpin Bowling Coaches Association & Manitoba Tenpin Federation. See page 32 for more info. 33

7 The Respect In Sport program can be accessed at See above for more information & register for the on-line course or contact Ken at if you have any questions. 32 Highlights Around The Lanes Paul McCarthy, a local Winnipeg bowler, rolled his first-ever 300 game on Saturday, Nov 30 th, in our annual Hi-Low Doubles tournament. It was his 2 nd shift (yes, he had qualified in two leagues for this tournament), and he bowled games of 216, 247, and then his 300, for a series total of 763. And yes, he and his partner, Bob Marentette came in 1 st. Interestingly, Paul does almost all of his bowling at his home lanes Laverendrye Bowl. But this tournament was held at another centre Chateau Lanes. * Monday, October 4 th was a special day for Al Sylvestre, bowling on lanes 13 and 14, in the Laverendrye #1 league at Winnipeg s Laverendrye Lanes. He rolled his first ever 800 series! He started out with a 256, then rolled a 299, leaving a 10-pin on his 12 th shot. And in his final game, he needed a strike on his fill ball in the 10 th frame for a 245, and an 800, right on the button. Other than Michael Schmidt (but he s in a separate class of his own), no one has rolled an 800 series at the centre in a little over 10 years. Congratulations, Al! * Each year on Remembrance Day, there is an annual event The Hal Ross Doubles tournament that takes place at Laverendrye Lanes. For Clem Perreault, the 2010 event was a special one. In his very first game of the tournament, Perreault rolled his first-ever perfect game. After rolling another milestone an game series many years ago, Perreault had been waiting for this moment to arrive. To have accomplished both of these feats in a career is pretty special. * Our youth bowlers are lighting up the lanes this season! On September 27, at Laverendrye Lanes, in her Monday night youth league, Danielle Lemoine rolled her 2nd 700 series of her career. She had games of 223, 245, and 238, for a 706 series. On October 3 rd, at Chateau Lanes, in his youth league, Mitch Hupé rolled games of 264, 258, and 235 for an awesome 757 series. On November 7 th, in his youth league, Joe Franchewski rolled an 11-in-a-row game of 297. He s come close to that perfect game quite a few times (he s had three 299 games). It s only a matter of time. 5

8 The 5 W s of JUNIOR BOYS High Average Sean Coutts 202 High Single Mitch Hupé 289 High Series Mitch Hupé 837 Who? KidSport is a national children s charity designed to help children overcome financial barriers so that ALL kids can participate in sport. KidSport Manitoba accepts financial donations as well as used sports equipment. What? KidSport assists with sport registration fees and provides equipment to qualified applicants who otherwise could not afford to play. Since 1993,KidSport Manitoba has raised over $2,100,000and assisted over 15,000 children in Manitoba. In 2009, KidSport Manitoba assisted 1,518 children with over $287,000. When? KidSport conducts various fundraising activities throughout the year in order that we have sufficient funds to help as many children as we can. Where? KidSport has chapters in 7 regions of the province. Due to lower population levels, some regions are at a disadvantage when it comes to fundraising ability, which is why we have to pull together at a provincial level to ensure we raise the funds we desperately need. 6 JUNIOR GIRLS High Average Stephanie Adams 180 High Single Brittany Crawford 268 High Series Stephanie Adams 690 SENIOR BOYS High Average Joseph Franchewski 197 High Single Joseph Franchewski 289 High Series Catlin Crandall 792 SENIOR GIRLS High Average Amanda Nose 201 High Single Danielle Lemoine 289 High Series Danielle Lemoine

9 BANTAM BOYS High Average Anthony Viegas 88 High Single Evan Gauthier 142 High Series Vincent Jobin 329 Anthony Viegas 329 BANTAM GIRLS High Average Aaliya Sylvia 73 High Single Stephanie Korozsi 134 High Series Stephanie Korozsi 288 PREP BOYS High Average Austyn Ducharme 154 High Single Austyn Ducharme 241 High Series Skylar Peters 590 PREP GIRLS High Average Marissa Naylor 164 High Single Marissa Naylor 245 High Series Marissa Naylor 607 Why? Being able to play a sport and have fun while developing crucial life skills is something that many children and families take for granted. KidSport kids need recreation in their lives perhaps more than most, because it gives them something to aspire to when life is limited by family finances. How To Apply KidSport raises funds through corporate donations, foundation grants, planned giving and special activities and events. Funds that are raised help offset the cost of participant registration fees for community based sport programs. Funding is administered by Sport Manitoba's Regional Offices. Application deadlines for all regions are April 30th and October 15th of each year. Winnipeg Region and Westman Region also have an additional application deadline of July 15th. Based on demonstrated need, assistance of up to $300 per individual is available to children between the ages of 5 and 18 to help offset the cost of registration fees. Provincial Sport Organizations must recognize planned activities. See the KidSport website for more information, application forms and procedures

10 International Friendship Bowling Tournament Buenos Aires, Argentina November, 2010 Paul Halas of Winnipeg competed in the International Friendship Bowling Tournament last month. Only 4 countries participated in this goodwill event (Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and Canada). Halas was the sole Canadian competing, so he teamed up with some of the other contingents to win Silver in both the Doubles and Trios. MTF NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS ASSOCIATION AWARDS WOMEN Senior High Average Sherry Hobson 185 High Average Sharon Tataryn 211 High Single Scratch Deb Nadon 299 High Series Scratch Lynne Gauthier 729 Pins Over Average Frame By Frame Newsletter is published by the Manitoba Tenpin Federation for the purpose of keeping Manitoba bowlers informed of happenings, achievements and special bowling events. In order to properly accomplish this task, your assistance is required. If you have an interesting story, article, picture or achievement by a special bowler, volunteer or league that you would like to share, please submit your information to the address below: Manitoba Tenpin Federation 145 Pacific Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2Z6 Fax: man10pin@mts.net The information DEADLINE for the newsletter is 3 weeks prior to the 1 st of each distribution month (September, December & March). If you have any questions, call Ken at High Single Sharilee Ahoff 203 (+133) High Series Sharilee Ahoff 415 (+205) Most Improved Trudy Kabel (+24) 29

11 MANITOBA BOWLING MEN Senior High Average Dan Tereck 219 High Average Michael Schmidt 233 High Single Scratch Jason Borle 300 Barry Cusitar 300 Chuck Ducharme 300 David Hawrysh 300 Wally Matskiw 300 Allan McVicar 300 Kim Peters 300 Trevor Peters 300 Randy Ross 300 John Savage 300 Michael Schmidt 300x3 Dan Tereck 300x2 Gord Tereck 300 Mark Wojcik 300 Robert Young Jr 300 High Series Scratch Michael Schmidt 827 Pins Over Average High Single Brad Muth 299 (+116) Nick Peters 267 (+116) High Series Chris Storozuk 735 (+198) Most Improved Kyle Davis (+38) $500 In PRO SHOP PRIZES The Manitoba Tenpin Federation, in conjunction with the Manitoba Bowling Association and Winnipeg Tenpin Bowling Association is offering an appreciation program for bingo volunteers. For each bingo event our volunteers participate in during a 12 month period; they will be entered into a draw to win 1 of 3 Pro-Shop Gift Certificates: 1 st $ nd $ rd $ The prize draw will take place at the Annual WTBA President/Secretary meeting each August. Volunteers may only win one prize per season. The certificate will be honoured at any Manitoba Tenpin Bowling Pro-Shop of the winners choice. Anyone wishing to volunteer for these bingo fundraising events and be entered to win the above prizes should contact: Elaine Yamron at or Ken Burns at Thank you for your support. Through your volunteer efforts, you are helping to ensure the continued growth and development of Tenpin Bowling in Manitoba. 28 9

12 Manitoba Tenpin Federation CTF Scratch Provincial Team Program The MTF will again be implementing our CTF Provincial program to assist the members of the Manitoba contingent competing in the 2011 CTF National Championships. Training* Three training sessions of up to 10 games per session will be arranged and overseen by a fully certified Level III NCCP coach (Dates to be announced). Travel* Financial assistance will be awarded to the top two Manitoba qualifiers in the tournament as detailed below. Recipients of this financial assistance must submit receipts for applicable travel expenses. Uniform* A team bowling shirt subsidy is also available. MTF will cover $20.00 of the shirt cost, per person; the balance will be the responsibility of the bowler. *There are rural assistance options available for those athletes living outside of Winnipeg. Contact MTF for further details. Male Female 1 st Top MB. Qualifier $ $ nd Top MB. Qualifier $ $ This program is fully funded by Manitoba Tenpin Federation and is available to anyone representing Manitoba at the 2011 CTF National Championships. Young was member of the Winnipeg Bowling Association/Winnipeg Tenpin Bowling Association board from , including a 3 year term as its President. Young also served on the board of the Manitoba Provincial Tenpin Bowling Association / Manitoba Bowling Association for 9 years and was a representative for the WTBA on the Manitoba Tenpin Federation board from Eric Young was a dedicated volunteer that was always ready for help out wherever needed. It was commonplace to drop in on any tournament and find him working the leader-board with his wife Eleanor. Eric passed away on September 19, 2010, He will be greatly missed in the bowling community. * * * Also at the Annual Brunch, the Sport Manitoba Order of Sport Excellence Medallions were awarded to our Provincial, National and International competitors. In addition, the Manitoba Bowling Association Provincial Performance Awards were also presented (See Pages 28-31). All Top Manitoba Qualifier funding recipients are required to participate in a minimum of one bingo fundraising event. If you are planning to attend the CTF National Championships and wish to take part in the provincial team training sessions in Mid-April to Early-May 2011, you must contact Ken at the Manitoba Tenpin Federation office to register for the program ( ) or you will not be eligible for training &/or assistance under this program. Please confirm your participation ASAP as space is limited

13 Manitoba Tenpin Federation CTF Mixed Provincial Team Program The MTF has a program available to assist members of the Manitoba contingent competing in the 2011 CTF Mixed Championships. Training* Two training sessions will be arranged and overseen by a coach with a minimum of Level II NCCP certification (Dates to be announced). Travel* Financial assistance will be awarded to the top Manitoba All-Events (HDCP) competitors as detailed below. Recipients of this financial assistance must submit receipts for applicable rural travel, registration, competition and training expenses. * There are rural assistance options available for those athletes living outside of Winnipeg. Contact MTF for further details. Male Female 1 st Top MB. Qualifier $ $ nd Top MB. Qualifier $ $ Eric Young BOWLING HALL OF FAME OF MANITOBA INDUCTEE Eric Young was inducted under the Meritorious Service category. A bowler for 50 years, Eric got involved as a volunteer at the Manitoba Open tournament, which he helped run for over 25 years. Young bowled in eight leagues during his participation in our sport, serving as Treasurer for the Red White Blue league for 5 years. 26 All Top Manitoba Qualifier funding recipients are required to participate in a minimum of one bingo fundraising event. This program is fully funded by Manitoba Tenpin Federation and is available to anyone representing Manitoba at the 2011 CTF Mixed Championships. If you are planning to attend the 2011 CTF Mixed Championships and wish to take part in the provincial team training sessions in March early April, you must contact Ken at the Manitoba Tenpin Federation office to register for the program ( ) or you will not be eligible for training &/or assistance under this program. Please confirm your participation ASAP as space is limited. 11

14 Manitoba Bowling Association 2010 CAMEO CLASSIC PRIZE LIST ENTRIES 10 X $27.00 = $ ST $ Sharon Tataryn + 15 Bowling Passes 2 ND $90.00 Kerrie Watson + 15 Bowling Passes 3rd $50.00 Lynne Gauthier + 15 Bowling Passes Total pinfall for the bowlers after 15 games were: Sharon Tataryn 3179 Lynne Gauthier 3151 Kerrie Watson 3080 Danielle Lemoine 2941 Junior Bowler Shannon Jackson 2921 Susan Grande 2763 Celine Rioux 2748 Junior Bowler Angela Rioux 2673 Junior Bowler Brittany Crawford 2667 Junior Bowler Sherry Hobson 2662 High Single game Lynne High 3 game Lynne Other High games were: Sharon Lynne Celine Kerrie Shannon Other High 3 game series -Sharon -709 The Cameo Classic was held on Oct. 23 and Oct. 24, Five games were bowled at Chateau Lanes on Saturday and 5 games at Salle De Quilles La Verendrye on Sunday and 5 games at Bowl Below on Sunday. as well. The top 3 after the 15 games bowled in a Step Ladder. After fifteen games Sharon Tataryn was the leader, second was Lynne Gauthier and 3rd was Kerrie Watson. Kerrie beat Lynne with a score of 212 to 176. The next game was between the Leader Sharon Tataryn and Kerrie Watson as the Leader must be beaten twice. The first game Sharon bowled 249 and Kerrie bowled 233. Winner was Sharon Tataryn. 12 Ron Molinski BOWLING HALL OF FAME OF MANITOBA INDUCTEE Ron Molinski was inducted under the Meritorious Service category for his 32 years of dedicated service on local, provincial and National bowling associations. During these years, Ron served on the executive of four different leagues from 2 14 years. Molinski was primarily the Executive Director of the WBA/WTBA (1995-present), in addition to working on countless committees, he performed lanes certification duties in all the houses. He also served on the Manitoba Provincial Tenpin Bowling Association (6 years) and currently sits on the Manitoba Tenpin Federation and Canadian Tenpin Federation boards. 25

15 Manitoba Bowling Association ODAGUCHI SENIOR SCRATCH RESULTS: Thunderbird Bowl Brandon Sean Coutts 883 4game qual. score $ scholarship Danielle Lemoine Mitch Hupe Syd Carter Squire Amanda Nose Andy Barclay BOWLING HALL OF FAME OF MANITOBA INDUCTEE At the 23 rd Bowling Hall of Fame Manitoba Inductions, three long-serving volunteers were honoured. Andy Barclay was inducted under the Meritorious Service category for 40 years of contributions to the sport tenpin bowling at the local and provincial level. Barclay was served in the Brandon area on the executive of the Skolt Mixed League, was Tournament Chairperson of the League of Nations Tournament for 18 years and over a thirty year period, held most positions on the board of the Brandon Tenpin Bowling Association. In addition, Barclay was a short-time member of the Manitoba Bowling Council and Manitoba Provincial Tenpin Bowling Association. 24 High Game: Danielle Lemoine 248 Sean Coutts 258 High 4 Game Series: Syd Carter-Squire 881 Sean Coutts 883 VALLEY BOWL, WINKLER OCT. 17, Sean Coutts 892 $ Danielle Lemoine Mitch Hupe Joseph Franchewski Ryan Cruk High Game: Danielle Lemoine 226 Joseph Franchewski 279 High 4 Game Series: Amanda Nose 725 Sean Coutts 892 BOWL BELOW, NOVEMBER 14, 2010 Catlin Crandall 830 $ Mitch Hupe Sean Coutts Danielle Lemoine Ryan Kruk High Game: Danielle Lemoine 238 Joe Franchewski 268 High 4 Game Series: Amanda Nose 740 Catlin Crandall

16 PROVINCIAL SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP DECEMBER 4 TH & 5 TH, 2010 CHATEAU LANES OPEN TO ALL MANITOBA CTF MEMBERS ONLY SANCTIONED BY THE CANADIAN TENPIN FEDERATION LEADING TO THE USBC SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SYRACUSE, NEW YORK POST ENTRIES ACCEPTED NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY ENTRY FEES NO VERBAL ENTRIES ACCEPTED SEND ALL ENTRIES TO: ELAINE YAMRON, 26 COLISH DR., WPG., MB., R2V 2J8 Original Owners of Chateau Lanes Recognition (L-R) Tom Karlicki, Bill Hunter, Marty Cherney for (Gord Cherney) & presenters Melody Savage & Michael Boroskae. The original owners of Chateau Lanes were recognized for providing close to 50 years of service and support to the Winnipeg Bowling Community. Owners Adam Hrabchuk and Gord Cherney passed away in recent years. Each of the of owners & their families were presented with a take-home plaque of appreciation from the new owners of Chateau Lanes. The plaque depicted above was formally unveiled at Chateau Lanes and is mounted above the office entrance for all to enjoy. Or ELEANOR YOUNG 9 JUBINVILLE BAY WPG., MB., R2J 2A4 Please make cheques payable to: Manitoba Bowling Association 14 23

17 The Manitoba Bowling Association Youth Male & Female Bowler of the Year Awards were presented to Austyn Ducharme and Danielle Lemoine for their many achievements during the season. Danielle has won this award multiple times. These recipients have been bowling for several years in the Manitoba Youth Leagues and Tournaments. They both distinguished themselves last season at the Provincial and National Championships. Lemoine also qualified for and represented Canada at the 2010 Tournament of the Americas in Orlando, Florida. Congratulations to both bowlers! PROVINCIAL AWARDS PROGRAM NOTICE The Manitoba Bowling Association annually offers awards to adult bowlers for Provincial scores during the regular season (August 1-July 31) for the following achievements: High Single Scratch High Series Scratch (3 Games) High Single Scratch Pins Over Average High Series Scratch Pins Over Average (3 Games) The MBA endeavours to obtain all scores bowled within Manitoba, however it is possible that some information can be missed. For this reason, if you have obtained a high score in one or more of these categories in a CTF sanctioned tournament or league, please submit the achievement(s) to: Lynne Gauthier 447 Pritchard Farm Road East St. Paul, Manitoba R2E 1H8 Phone: lynnegauthier@shaw.ca 2009 MTBCA Coach of the Year Manitoba Tenpin Bowling Coaches Association President Cathy Burton presents Vince Visarra with his award for his extensive coaching service & dedication to our youth program during the season. Well Done Vince! 22 Please remember, it is the bowler s responsibility to report his/her achievements for award consideration. All scores and averages will have to be verified by the tournament directors and your league secretary(ies) respectively. Contact Lynne if you have any questions. 15

18 Lynne Gauthier & Michael Schmidt ADULT BOWLERS OF THE YEAR The Manitoba Bowling Association Bowlers of the Year titles were captured once again by Lynne Gauthier & Michael Schmidt. Both bowlers have captured this title for 7 years running. Gauthier has also won this award for her performance in the season. Schmidt was out-of-town on the 7 th and was unable to attend the awards brunch. Gauthier & Schmidt had another successful season, competing at all levels, from local to international events. Schmidt has secured this title every year since joining the adult circuit 7 years ago. Congratulations to both bowlers on yet another outstanding season! BOWLING HALL OF FAME DISPLAY The Bowling Hall of Fame of Manitoba is now located on the 4 th Floor of the Sport For Life Center in the Manitoba Tenpin Federation office, Pacific Avenue. The Tenpin Bowling display will be changed periodically to address a different aspect on the history of our sport in Manitoba. In order to accomplish this and keep our display interesting and exciting, we need your help. If you have photos that we can duplicate and return to you, or rare, interesting or special artifacts (i.e. equipment, uniforms, manuals, booklets, major trophies, etc.) that you wish to loan or donate, please contact: Ken Burns at Adult & Youth Bowlers of the Year Lynne Gauthier, Austyn Ducharme & Danielle Lemoine (missing Michael Schmidt) 21

19 2010 Annual Awards Brunch The 41 st Annual Awards Brunch was held at the Club Regent Casino Hotel on November 7th, With a near-recording showing of over 170 members of Manitoba s bowling community in attendance, all of whom enjoyed an entertaining afternoon. BASIC BOWLING SKILLS CLINIC The MANITOBA TENPIN FEDERATION is offering basic bowling skills training clinics for novice bowlers. The clinic is conducted by a N.C.C.P. fully certified coach and will address bowling stance, approach, grip, release, equipment, one-on-one instruction, as well as other components to improve your game. Two types of clinics are offered: 2009 MTF Volunteer of the Year, Peter Wight with the Master of Ceremonies Rich Maytchak. Peter Wight was recognized for his contribution and dedication to our bowling community throughout the season. Wight was also selected by Sport Manitoba as the overall Provincial Sport Volunteer of the Year. Way to Go Peter! 20 2 hour clinic for $ hour clinic for $30.00 A clinic can be organized for a group of 6-12 bowlers and can be held at the bowling centre that best accommodates your group. If you have a group of interested bowlers or would like your name added to our waiting list, contact the Manitoba Tenpin Federation office at

20 CALENDAR OF EVENTS DATE EVENT LOCATION Dec 4 WTBA 179&Under Mixed Handicap Singles Bowl Below Dec 4 MBA Annual Seniors Tournament Chateau Dec 4 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Dec 5 MCBA Scratch Singles Bowl Below Dec 5 MBA Annual Seniors Tournament Chateau Dec 11 WTBA Jeanne Stear Singles Women s Event La Verendrye Dec 12 Chateau World Cup House Qualifier Chateau Dec 18 Chateau House Championships Tournament Chateau Dec 18 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Dec 19 La Verendrye World Cup House Qualifier La Verendrye Dec 26 Chateau Boxing Day Doubles Tournament Chateau Jan 1 Progressive Handicap Singles Tournament La Verendrye Jan 2 MCBA Scratch Singles Tournament Chateau Jan 8 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Jan 8 Manitoba Open Day 1 - Qualifying Chateau Jan 9 Manitoba Open Finals Chateau Jan 15 BTBA Westoba City Singles Day 1 Thunderbird Jan 15 DTA Annual Doubles Tournament Day 1 Parkway Lanes Jan 15 BTBA Youth City Singles Thunderbird Jan 15 Progressive Handicap Singles Tournament La Verendrye Jan 16 BTBA Westoba City Singles Day 2 Thunderbird Jan 16 DTA Annual Doubles Tournament Day Parkway Lanes Jan 16 MBA Odaguchi Senior Scratch Open Youth Event Chateau Jan 22 WTBA Annual Tournament Chateau Jan 23 WTBA Annual Tournament Chateau Jan 29 BPAC World Cup Provincials Finals Chateau Jan 29 Progressive Handicap Singles Tournament La Verendrye Jan 30 MBA Youth Adult Hi-Lo Doubles Tournament Chateau Feb 5 WTBA Allan Boes Singles Mixed hdcp event Chateau Feb 5 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Feb 6 MCBA Alternate Frame Doubles Tournament Chateau Feb 6 DTA Dauphin Clinic Pharmacy Memorial Tournament Parkway Lanes Feb 12 WTBA 5- Divisional Scratch Mixed event Chateau Feb 12 Progressive Handicap Singles Tournament La Verendrye Feb 13 MBA Odaguchi Senior Scratch Open La Verendrye Feb 13 Chateau NFL Flex League Super Bowl Chateau Feb 14 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Feb 19 La Verendrye National Classified House Finals La Verendrye Feb 19 MBA Mary Johnstone Singles Chateau Feb 20 DTA Battle of the Sexes Parkway Lanes Feb 26 Chateau National Classified House Finals Chateau Feb 26 BTBA League of Nations Tournament Thunderbird Bowl Feb 26 Variety Club Fundraiser Event La Verendrye Feb 27 BPAC YBC Provincials La Verendrye 18 CALENDAR OF EVENTS DATE EVENT LOCATION Mar 5 WTBA Trophy House Championship Chateau Mar 5 Thunderbird Annual Handicap Tournament Thunderbird Bowl Mar 5 DTA 9-Pin No-Tap Open Tournament Parkway Lanes Mar 5 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Mar 6 MCBA Scratch Singles La Verendrye Mar 6 Thunderbird Annual Handicap Tournament Thunderbird Bowl Mar 6 DTA 9-Pin No-Tap Tournament Parkway Lanes Mar 12 WTBA Marinelli City Singles Men s Event Chateau Mar 12 Thunderbird Annual Handicap Tournament Thunderbird Bowl Mar 12 Progressive Handicap Singles Tournament La Verendrye Mar 13 WTBA Marinelli City Singles Men s Event La Verendrye Mar 13 Thunderbird Annual Handicap Tournament Thunderbird Bowl Mar 13 MBA Odaguchi Senior Scratch Finals Chateau Mar 19 BPAC World Cup National Finals TBA Mar 19 WTBA A&H Doubles Women s Event Chateau Mar 19 Scotch Doubles Handicap Tournament La Verendrye Mar 20 BPAC World Cup National Finals TBA Mar 20 MBA CTF Provincial Finals Chateau Mar 26 DTA 5 th Annual Prairie Challenge Day 1 Parkway Lanes Mar 26 Chateau Baker Format Trios Tournament Chateau Mar 26 Progressive Handicap Singles Tournament La Verendrye Mar 26 BPAC YBC Hi/Low Team Combos Youth Chateau Mar 27 DTA 5 th Annual Prairie Challenge Day 2 Parkway Lanes Mar 27 WTBA 200 Club Women s Event Bowl Below 19