Sheri Shatzer bowling in the Jefferson Heights Women’s Duckpin League rolled her career high game of 167, which included 4 consecutive strikes, and added games of 97 & 118 for her career high set of 382. For her effort, Sheri will receive a $25.00 Dual Lanes House Award for bowling 50+ pins over her 88 average and a certificate for four strikes in a row.

Robert “Woody” Hull bowling in the Wacky Rollers Mixed Tenpin League rolled his first perfect 300 game to become the oldest bowler at Dual Lanes to bowl a perfect game. The 78-year-old who has been bowling at Dual Lanes for over 50 years started the evening with games of 236 & 204, then rolled twelve consecutive strikes for the perfect game and his career high set of 740. For his effort, Woody will receive a plaque and $150.00 from Dual Lanes, $100.00 for the 300 game, $25.00 for bowling 100+ pins over his 187 average & $25.00 for bowling 150+ pins over his average for set. He will also receive awards from the Franklin County Bowling Association & the United States Bowling Congress.

Trenten Spencer bowling in the Soda Pop Adult / Youth Tenpin League rolled his first career perfect 300 game. The perfect effort came between games of 248 & 159 for a 707 set. Trenten is only one of three to roll a perfect game in the Junior Boy division (ages 12-14) and now owns a part of the Dual Lanes House Record in the division. The others are Tony Davenport (07/22/2004) & Ryan Talbert (01/05/19). For the perfect game, Trenten received a plaque from Dual Lanes and will receive awards / recognition from the Franklin County Bowling Association and the United States Bowling Congress.

Ryan Stottlemyer(L) & Chris Wolfe rolled their career high set while bowling in the Richard Pentz Men’s Tenpin League. Ryan rolled games of 289, 300 & 237 for an 826 set while Chris rolled games of 298, 230 & 279 for an 807 set. For their efforts, Ryan will receive a plaque and $150.00 from Dual Lanes, $100.00 for the 300 game & $50.00 for the 800 set and Chris will receive a plaque and $50.00 for the 800 set. Both will receive recognition from the Franklin County Bowling Association and the United States Bowling Congress.