GREENVILLE —
DB’s Sports Grill & Bowling
Greenville
Mixed Up Fun
(Oct. 23 results)
Men
Dustin Webb 234-678
Joe Findling 247-643
Brandon Murphy 226-626
Mike Fletcher 600
Chris Steen 573
Zachary Edgerton 234-571
Trey Offutt 216-555
Rick Crim 220-554
Tracy Barnes 553
Mike Kendall 553
Chris Riley 230
Gary Slinkard 224
Women
Janet Baker 230-196-584
Susan Shelton 214-195-583
Shauna Barnhart 197-189-567
Heidi Donaldson 205-530
Sue Crim 213-523
Nikki Burt 199-514
Cathy Krug-Bowman 193-474
Katy Noffsinger 435
Rose Ular 431
Sandy Orange 426
Guys Night Out
(Oct. 24 results)
Joe Findling 252-239-235-726
Eric Kelley 240-226-674
Dewayne Roach Jr. 234-226-666
Zakary Edgerton 225-221-651
Mark Potts 242-645
Brad Sheehan 249-639
Earl Wilson 625
Andy Priest 623
Tracy Barnes 620
Larry Winters 234-607
Gary Bowman 237-604
Rick Crim 226-601
Glen Allen 266-598
Kevin Brown 228-596
Tyren Williams, Sr. 596
Bradley Sheehan 591
Paul Maldonado Jr. 588
Casey Morton 588
Kevin Hucks 225-588
Bill Knue 583
Jeremy McCormack 234
Scott Austin 228
Thursday Night Ladies
(Oct. 25 results)
Kerry Sheehan 237-207-177-621
Heather Brown 183-522
Karen Gray 180-512
MaryAnn Butler 185-506
Sue Crim 189-505
Anita Corley 183-498
Carrie Smith 189-497
Cheryl Edgerton 177-469
Shelia Jones 162-466
Crysti Brewer 171-463
Brenda Davis 174-462
Beverly Campbell 166-461
Meghann Bancewicz 182-459
Shelia Mitchell 168-453
Brenda Snyder 172-443
Desperados Friday Trio
(Oct. 26 results)
Men
Tyren Williams, Sr. 247-600
Billy Burt 236-573
Larry Winters 205-569
Donald Davis 201-529
Bob Hoffman 501
David Linder 497
Mike Gilmore 492
Women
Carrie Smith 212-206-589
Doris Jones 193-552
Misty Davis 187-529
Charlene Hoffman 475
Shirley Hamilton 473
Laura Priest 471
Nancy Daniels 471
Leila Harris 449
Charlotte Davis 447
Jeanie Breaux 442
Joan Phillips 432
Charlene Hoffman 425
Ola Mae Branson 424
Veronica Greanead 424
Chris Lands 420
Mary Williams 419
Ann Blakely 408
Greenville Youth Bowling
(Oct. 27 results)
Boys
Jeremy Glenn 248-193-187-628
Nathan Slinkard 188-182-163-533
Chandler Fullen 173-166-464
Austin Cooper 177-169-462
Austin Russell 158-155-453
Tyler Webster 163-427
Timothy Allen 147-144-408
Bryan Hosking 162-404
Jarrod Lambert 391
Tristan Waldrep 385
David Vasquez 149-379
Haydn Martin 152-368
Kaleb Donahue 144-335
Luke Allen 302
Traven Lamm 272
Riley Sandoval 251
John Holt 249
Rylan Sandoval 110
Girls
Steffany Brown 223-191-189-603
Kyra Davidson 179-173-131-483
Amber Sewell 169-148-140-457
Leona Sewell 202-122-107-431
Rachael Sheehan 151-142-135-428
Aubry Ayers 138-116-94-348
Savannah Whitley 60-166
Montana Kline 61-127
Madisen Osornio 115
Bonnie & Clyde
(Oct. 28 results)
Men
Kevin Brown 644
Brandon Murphy 600
Randy Harp 556
Earl Wilson 235
Randy Chism 224
Darren Brown 205
Women
Karen Gray 570
Brandi Martin 521
Lanell Green 458
Lacy Chism 190
Heather Brown 185
Denise Harp 169
Monday Thunder
(Oct. 29 results)
Men
Joe Findling 299-216-228-743
Zachary Edgerton 191-268-169-628
Bruce Michaelson 168-225-228-621
Jason Harp 230-216-161-607
Wayne Corley 179-217-210-606
Curtis Sewell 245-590
Mark Potts 225-583
Don Presley 222-581
Rodney Shauchunas 235-571
Mike Horat 195-554
Jim Johnson 192-548
Joey Davila 208-544
Larry Winters 180-514
David West 222-512
Keith Bancewicz 191-511
Women
Laura Caneal 207-544
Lindsay Findling 196-536
Anita Corley 181-526
Brenda Snyder 200-507
Sue Mitchell 180-506
Deb Love 179-501
Bonnie Smith 200-496
Doris Jones 192-495
MaryAnn Butler 181-487
Carrie Smith 168-485
Regina Swiney 168-478
Cathye Michaelson 178-469
Meghan Bancewicz 197-456
Nancy Daniels 173-441
Sports
Joe Findling bowls 743 series; Kerry Sheehan shoots 621
LOCAL BOWLING
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Bobby Holley shoots 720 series
Bobby Holley led all league bowlers for the past week at DB's Sports Grill & Bowling in Greenville with a 720 series in the Guys Night Out league. Holley's high game was a 268.
Kerry Sheehan led the women with a 552 series in the Monday Summer Mix.
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A&M-Commerce adds softball to athletic program
Coming soon, Texas A&M University-Commerce will no longer be the only school in the Lone Star Conference to not have a softball program.
A&M-Commerce President Dan Jones made the announcement during a press conference held inside the Alumni Center on Monday.
“I am thrilled about the addition of this program,” he said, mentioning that A&M-Commerce is one of the oldest universities in Texas and the only charter member left of the original LSC. “As long as we’ve been here, we’ve never had a womens softball program.” -
No. 1 Pilot Point stops Commerce
Pilot Point’s Skylar Cagle showed why she’s one of the state’s top pitchers while leading the Lady Bearcats to a sweep over Commerce in a Class 2A regional semifinal softball series on Friday night.
Cagle struck out 22 batters in 14 innings as No. 1 state-ranked Pilot Point won 1-0 and 3-2 to advance to the regional finals. Cagle improved her season record to 23-0 as Pilot Point upped its team mark to 36-2.
Commerce finished the season with a 27-7 record after advancing the farthest in the playoffs in school history.
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Commerce Lady Tigers to face No. 1 ranked team
Tonight the Commerce Lady Tigers will play Pilot Point, the No. 1 ranked softball team in the state.
But to Commerce Jeff Davidson, it’ll be just another game.
“It’s still another game,” he said. “It’s their best against our best.”
The Lady Tigers will face Pilot Point at 6 p.m. in Mount Pleasant at Northeast Texas Community College in the first game of a best-of-three Class 2A regional semifinal playoff series. Game two is set for 8:30 p.m. and if need be, game three is at 10 a.m. on Saturday. -
Northeast Texas Trail ride planned
The organizers of the new Northeast Texas Trail (NETT) have scheduled its inaugural event to introduce the multi-use trail to potential users.
On Saturday at 7 am, teams of cyclists and equestrians will begin separate relays from trailheads in New Boston and Farmersville. The meeting point will be Love Civic Center in Paris (2025 S. Collegiate Dr.). Estimated time of arrival is at 2:30 p.m. Golden spikes will be driven into the ground at various points along the route which was originally a railroad corridor. -
Wilson wins gold, silver at state track meet
Buck Wilson of Commerce won gold and silver medals this weekend at the state meet while Rains pole vaulter Charlotte Brown won over a lot of hearts.
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GHS athletics hands out awards
The Greenville Lions held their Athletic Banquet at the Greenville High School Auditorium Saturday evening.
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Storms test area athletes' patience
Patience was a necessity for local athletes competing on Friday at the University Interscholastic League State Track and Field Championships in Austin.
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Local MMA fighters set to compete
Three members of Chop Shop Mixed Martial Arts, a Greenville-based mixed martial arts gym, will compete on May 11 in Ascend Combat’s Mayhem 3 in Shreveport, La.
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Royse City runner seeks to improve at state meet
Last year Ulisses Lopez of Royse City took fifth in the Class 4A 800-meter run at the University Interscholastic League State Track and Field Championships in Austin.
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