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Strikers closing in on STS Rippers!

Week 7 action in the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center, saw the Strikers take two games from the Rippers to close the gap atop the standings. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
Scene from the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center. Photo: Team of reporters
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Week 7 action in the BVI Amateur Bowling Association Handicap League on Tuesday March 11, 2014 at the Save the Seed Energy Center, saw the Strikers take two games from the Rippers to close the gap atop the standings. Despite the losses the STS Rippers maintained their first place position in the league standings, but now only have a one game advantage over the Rippers.

The Pin Killers won two of their three games against the Matrix Rollers, but remain in 4th place.

The top male bowler for the evening was Bernard Grant of Strikers and the top female bowler went to Violet de Castro of STS Rippers. Both Grant and de Castro took the number one spots in all categories.

This week's high scores are as follows: 

Scratch Game         873 pins - Strikers 
Scratch Series       2381 pins - STS Rippers      
Handicap Game    1099 pins - Strikers
Handicap Series    3166 pins - Pin Killers   
 
Men Scratch Game               224 pins - Bernard Grant   -  Strikers
                                              211 pins - Albert Wheatley - STS Rippers  
 
Men Handicap Game            269 pins -  Bernard Grant -  Strikers
                                              259 pins -  Kyle Abraham - Matrix Rollers

Men Scratch Series               576 pins - Bernard Grant - Strikers
                                              535 pins - Albert Wheatley - STS Rippers  
 
Men Handicap Series            711 pins - Bernard Grant - Strikers
                                              673 pins - Bentley Roach - Pin Killers
 
Women Scratch Game          156 pins - Violet de Castro  -  STS Rippers
                                              142 pins - Cresentia Jn. Baptiste  -  Strikers

Women Handicap Game                      208 pins - Violet de Castro - STS Rippers
                                             201 pins - Ivy Fahie - Pin Killers
 
Women Scratch Series          442 pins - Violet de Castro  -  STS Rippers
                                             421 pins - Cresentia Jn. Baptiste  -  Strikers
 
Women Handicap Series      598 pins - Violet de Castro  -  STS Rippers
                                              570 pins -  Ivy Fahie - Pin Killers
 
 Standing after seven weeks of bowling:
PLACE
TEAM
GAMES WON
GAMES LOST
1
STS Rippers
14
7
2
Strikers
13
8
3
Matrix Rollers                  
9
12
4
Pin Killers                        
6
15
 
Next week Tuesday March 18 at 7:30 pm at Save the Seed Energy Center week eight of the league continues with games between STS Rippers and Pin Killers and Strikers and Matrix Rollers.

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