COMMITTEE FORMATION
2016
Mid-Thumb USBC BA
10-4-16
A new committee is being formed because of the impending merger of our association with men, women and youth all being one association.
If you are interested in being a member of this committee and have a voice in the future of bowling in our area, please respond logging into our website, midthumbbowlingassociation.com and contact us.
Please include your comments and suggestions, telephone number and email address.
Thank you for your participation-
Karole Mezo
Manager
Mid-Thumb USBC BA
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2010 Team Event Co-Champs (HDCP)
2010
2010 TEAM EVENT CO-CHAMPS (HDCP DIVISION)
(L to R) RICH WINEGARDNER, ED KARWINSKI & RANDY GOTTLER
ABSENT: MARK SCHUMAN, FRANK AIELLO & LARRY HOXIE
David Klaas
2009
The 2009-2010 Match Game Championship belongs to David Klaas. Klaas, seeded in the fifth position after the qualifying rounds, went 3-0 in Matchplay including a five-pin victory over defending champion Brian Fazio in the Final match.
Jeff Butler
2009
Jeff Butler, from Croswell, will long remember his bowling exploits of February 18, 2009. It was on that day that the 38-year-old right-hander rolled a 731 series that featured a perfect game. Jeff opened the day with the 300 game and followed up with 226 and 205.
Justin Dooley
2008
Justin Dooley, of Sandusky, made history of sorts at Liberty Lanes this month when he rolled the first perfect game on the new synthetic lanes. The 27-year-old, who bowls in the Tuesday Night Men's League, opened his session with the 300 and finished with a 700 series right on the nose.
Ryan Pritchett
2008
Ryan Pritchett of Peck proudly displays the hardware he received for winning the 2007-08 Mid-Thumb Bowling Association Singles Championship. Pritchett won the Handicap Division with an outstanding 842 series.
Mark Hartman and Jeremy McClellan
2008
When Mark Hartman, (L), shown here with his teammate Jeremy McClellan, flashed the "Thumbs Up" sign at a recent Croswell Wesleyan Church outing, he was either proclaiming his happiness or showing off the thumb that helped him shoot 116. We're not sure.
Chris Wilson
2008
Most days you'll find Lakeview Lanes Bowling Center manager Chris Wilson behind the counter but once in a while he gets his chance to show off on the lanes too. Last month, he did just that when he rolled a 768 series and also earned the USBC plaque for throwing 11 strikes-in-a-Row.