Cody Vincent’s 247-658 led the way in the P2 Racing League at Valley Bowling Center.

Jeff Zaffino spun a 222-653, followed by Austin Fitzgerald (244-632), Dan Mechling (246-624), Andrew Papalia (202-597), Jonathan Stuart (209-594), Kenny Bedford (212-591) and Joe Yaegle (201-582).

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In the Daybreakers League at Valley Bowling Center, Paul Bobelak drilled a 196-561, Cindy Reasbeck had a 179-499 and Sally Sitka spilled a 167-480.

Warren sophomore Cory Ristau rolled a high game of 152 last week at Valley Bowling Center.

During Daybreakers play Feb 3, Bob Marasco spun a 215-581, followed by Jed Kepple (213-564), Gary VanGuilder (198-558), Marty Lindquist (199-522), Cheri Wolfgang (182-494) and Ginny Barrett (192-486).

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Cindy Reasbeck led the Youngsville Ladies at Valley Bowling Center with a 211-491.

Amy Willsie had a 173-486, Sue Uhron cracked a 164-468 and Jen Robinson had a 167-460.

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Youngsville senior Kale Jespersen, a first-year bowler, rolled a high game of 171 and high series of 400.

Lynn Olsen led the Tuesday Nite Ladies at Valley Bowling Center with a 187-525.

Amy Lyon rolled a 193-504, followed by Jenn VanGuilder (206-496), Melissa Rich (182-494), Bev Fox (198-472), Nicole Leonard (176-469), Michelle Enos (178-467) and Cindy Reasbeck (189-462.)

Junior bowling

Scores turned in during Friday Juniors play at Valley Bowling Center: Tanner Albaugh 95-265, Camden Brzezinski 132-357, Tydus Chase 166-485, Attie Corey 153-403, James Crawford 127-365, Konnor Eck 206-547, Julia Getner 165-437, Cylas Houghton 78-218, Kale Jespersen 171-400, Paiden Johnson 143-359, Kyle Jones 120-348, Blake Lewis 86-183, Brynn Norris 115-309, Gavin Rex 136-380, Steven Rex 181-492, Casey Rich 185-447, Addison Ristau 107-269, Cory Ristau 141-353, Josh Ross 97-271, Brooke Sherry 108-314 and Malysia Sorensen 143-356.

Scores turned in during Saturday Strikers play at Valley Bowling Center: Abby Allen 144-380, Kaylee Allen 114-292, Casie Anderson 91-219, Hunter Braley 129-344, Camryn Branstrom 121-301, Carsyn Branstrom 152-401, Ella Card 156-450, Parker Chase 80-179, Ben Cressley 82-239, Noah Cressley 94-259, Liam Farmery 108-272, Logan Farmery 123-326, Greyson Farnsworth 75-195, Noah Fohrd 117-320, Gavin Heeter 122-333, Eric Irons 128-348, Colton Kirby 100-282, Peytynn Kirby 113-310, Keagan Lehnen 72-200, Collin Montgomery 191-529, Gianna Mummolo 59-147, Deirdre Nelson 128-344, John Papalia 136-376, Max Papalia 107-309, Alivia Peate 71-179, Allyson Peate 115-239, Penelope Rex 58-152, Steven Rex 157-437, Blake Shick 103-275, Eric Steuart 114-276, Wyatt Walters 126-353 and Jazzlyn Ward 82-197.

Camden Brzezinski, a sophomore at the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School and a first-year bowler, rolled a high game of 132 and high series of 357.

Julia Getner’s 698 series led the high school varsity girls scores at Valley Bowling Center. Paiden Johnson spun a 662, Malysia Sorensen had a 653 and Ella Card rolled a 651.

During varsity boys action, Camden Brzezinski had a 714, followed by Konnor Eck (703), Kale Jespersen (688), Collin Montgomery (688).

Last week, during the Friday Juniors, Violet Brooker had a 99-239, Camden Brzezinski 83-233, Tydus Chase 157-438, Attie Corey 153-408, James Crawford 118-320, Konnor Eck 193-445, Kale Jespersen 114-312, Paiden Johnson 113-301, Kyle Jones 137-362, Blake Lewis 89-221, Brynn Norris 118-310, Steven Rex 180-471, Casey Rich 191-425, Addison Ristau 134-325, Cory Ristau 152-389, Josh Ross 71-211, Brooke Sherry 129-338, Malysia Sorensen 117-328 and Michael Tremblay 104-271.

During varsity bowling last week, Brooke Sherry led the girls with a 662, followed by Attie Corey (633), Malysia Sorensen (628) and Brynn Norris (613).

Cory Ristau led the boys with a 686, followed by Kyle Jones (659), Casey Rich (617) and Steven Rex (612).

Youngsville first-grader Jazzlynn Ward bowled her career high game and series of 82-197.

Golf leagues

Week 5 of the JVGC Simulator League was played at TPC Scottsdale on the front nine.

Mike Moyer Sr. and Rob Ritchie topped the team points with 39, followed by Slugger Lawson and Cale Albaugh with 38. Steve O’Nuffer and John Sabat finished with 37 points.

Individually, Ritchie led the way with 20 points, followed by Lawson (20) and Marianne Yaegle (19).

Youngsville second-grader Blake Shick bowled his high game and series of 103-275.

Youngsville third-grader Parker Chase bowled his career high game and series of 80-179.