SUMMARY

Tony started bowling at the age of 3 when his mother Caryle worked at a bowling center in Ohio.  Tony’s late father Ray and Caryle were instrumental in his development as both a bowler and a person.  Tony has been one of Kokomo’s top bowlers for over 25 years.  He has racked up four 300 games, an 800 series and many 700 series.

SERVICE

• President of the NFL League from 2010 – 2013
• Treasurer of the Union League from 2019 – 2024
• Assisted Association Manager Gary Exmeyer with the Association’s books/accounting 2014 - 2015

CAREER HIGHS

Game – 300 (4 times)

Series – 801

Average – 228 (42 games in the1994-1995 season) otherwise 218

MAJOR BOWLING ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• City Tournament titles
• 2005-06 Team Actual (2960) Division 2 with Corner Pub
• Averages:
• Highest average was 228 for 42 games and 218 for a full season in the 2003-04 season
• From the 1993-94 season through the 2022-23 season his averages were 177, 191, 196, 187, 208, 204, 228, 211, 208, 209, 218, 216, 207, 205, 203, 207, 204, 204, 210, 216, 207, 202, 197, 210, 199, 205, 205, 202, 202, 201
• High Series
• Career high series of 801 rolled on January 22, 2008
• Shot 75+ 700 series including 801, 762, 759, 759, 758, 758, 757, 757, 752, 751
• High Games
• Four 300 games
• 4/7/92 at Don Lowry Lanes West
• 3/13/96 at Cedar Crest
• 4/7/2004 at Don Lowry Lanes
• 12/17/2018 at Heritage Lanes
• Three 299 games and a 297 and many games over 270
• Top Tournament Finishes and Scores
• 2020 in All Events Actual (23^rd) at the 2001 State Tournament in Muncie
• 758 Singles Actual (63^rd) and 803 Handicap (49^th) at the 2009 State Tournament in Merrillville
• 2140 All Events Actual (70^th) and 2275 Handicap (35^th) in Merrillville
• 1410 Doubles Actual (88^th) with Bryan Ramberger at 2009 State Tournament. Tony had a 707.
• 279 games in Team and Singles events at the 2009 State Tournament in Merrillville
• 1285 Doubles Actual (86^th) with Bryan Ramberger at the 2012 State Tournament in Fort Wayne

1413 Doubles Handicap (52^nd) at the 2019 State Tournament in Lafayette with brother Greg