The first ever National Bowling Championships took over the Central Lanes bowling alley all weekend with a trio of young bowlers making a big name for themselves over the weekend.
All it takes is to peak at the right time on the surfaces conducive to your style of play. This was the winning formula Ray Manibusan used to earn the Season 2 title of the Budweiser Match Play League.
Top seed Keith Guerrero waltz through the field during the February edition of the Budweiser King of the Lanes held on Sunday, February 15, 2015 at the Central Lanes Bowling Center.
Jay Leon Guerrero and Arlene Reyes triumphantly celebrated the first title of the year during the 2015 Budweiser King and Prince of the Lanes. Leon Guerrero closed the final match stringing a much needed six bagger to offset a strong start by Ricky Duenas who opened the match with four strikes in a row.
Tim Nauta won King of the Lanes for October while Carlos Pangelinan took home prince honors during their showdown on October 19th at the Central Lanes bowling alley.
Noah Taimanglo captured the Youth Bowler of the month for August while holding off a great showing from Gregory Borja and Paul Kaneshiro.
Jay Leon Guerrero and Shaun Avellana were crowned the Budwieser Bowling Kings of March over the weekend at the Central Lanes Bowling Center.
Duane Camacho tallied 1396 pins during the six game qualifier held earlier in the day to amass an average of 232 pins per game and never looked back as he bagged the February Budweiser King of the Lanes title.
Manny Tagle is now two for two in senior bowling title runs by rolling nine strikes in a row en route to a 276-238 plus handicap victory over top seed Norison Catbagan to be the February Senior Bowler of the Month.
The final round for the McDonalds Guam Youth Bowler of the month pitted top seed Jeremiah Camacho against 3rd seed Zayne Zamora.
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Former Guam National baseball catcher Jay Flores spent time in the Virgin Islands on a hurricane relief humanitarian mission. Helping him out (ok, maybe not helping him out but giving support) is the best power forward to ever live and Virgin Islands native Tim Duncan.
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Familiar faces win the 20K Nimitz Hill Loop: Ryan Matienzo and Manami Iijima. Manami even stopped in the middle of the run to take a photo with friends.
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