70°F
weather icon Clear

Musial is top winner at Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club event

Charity Musial captured Division A of the Certified “Whoops” Singles, the Handicap Side Pot and the Scratch Side Pot, pocketing $125 to leave as the big winner at the Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club’s July 25 event at the Pahrump Nugget Bowling Center.

Bowling with a 94 handicap, Musial rolled games of 246, 269 and 268 for an 877 series, beating out Bridjette Whaley by 22 pins for first place in Division A. John Pickard (752), Dale Bystedt (743) and Dale Fischer (735) rounded out the top five, who split a pot of $170.

The race was close in Division B. Bill Downs rolled a 158-173-210, giving him a 765 series with a 224 handicap. That was 7 pins better than Rebeka Quinteros, while Barbara Wilson (742) nosed out Ed Poland (739) for third. Wilson and Poland each had a 199 handicap. Martin Aune (736), Babs Woosley (734) and Larry Tobey (725) rounded out the top seven in the division, sharing a $270 pot.

Musial’s 877 was good enough to win the side pots. In the handicap side pot, she was followed by Whaley, Downs, Quinteros, Pickard, Bystedt, Wilson and Poland, who shared $145. In the scratch side pot, Musial, Whaley and Bystedt split $50.

Downs won $95 during the event, while Whaley went home with $87.50 and Quinteros pocketed $80. Altogether, PVTBC bowlers shared $635 in winnings.

MOST READ
LISTEN TO THE TOP FIVE HERE
THE LATEST
Pahrump Valley beats Virgin Valley 21–14 in football league opener

A 98-yard touchdown drive and a defense that kept Virgin Valley’s quarterback under pressure helped Pahrump Valley turn its demanding nonleague preparation into a league-opening victory.

Pahrump football faces Virgin Valley in first league test

Pahrump Valley opens league play Friday against a winless Virgin Valley team that has beaten the Trojans three straight years. Both coaches built demanding nonleague schedules to prepare for this moment.

Pahrump football beats Valley 64–26 behind big plays, defensive pressure

Sophomore quarterback Wyatt Cross directed the offense, Angel Ware delivered back-to-back scoring plays for Pahrump, and relentless defensive pressure helped the Trojans pull away from Valley in a 64–26 road victory.

Torres brothers learn tennis together, earn PVHS’ No. 1 doubles spot

Neither Tristan nor Brendan Torres had tennis experience before this season. Now the baseball-playing brothers share Pahrump Valley’s top boys doubles position, dividing the court by their strengths and occasionally assigning each other the blame.