Tournament program A Word from Steve

It was a sobering moment about a year ago fourteen months, came back in droves, giving when we had to announce the postponement our Center a strong few months and good of our New Mexico Open tournament due lead-in to a great fall league season - our 39th to a variety of reasons over which we had in the City of Rio Rancho's 40th anniversary. zero control. Check out and sign up for your league before The world-wide pandemic that, so far, has you leave the building as it promises to be big claimed well over four million souls, still and exciting. lurks around in many "hot spots", although in Staff levels here, a problem across the U.S., Steve Mackie our area the vaccination of more than seventy were back to normal, at 31 people, by the percent has helped get us re-opened now a few months middle of July, for which we are grateful. Add in the after being closed almost a full year. 30 year experience of Paul Yoder, now running the With thanks for two PPP federal loans, both fully Pro-Shop and the dedication of all the employees and forgivable, and grants from the City of Rio Rancho and we consider ourselves "most blessed by God." Sandoval County, along with loyal food and beverage This NMO tournament may break it's entry record league customers when we were able to serve, we made of 214 set seven years ago. Make sure to come in and it through the business "wilderness" while remaining a watch - at no charge - or view all three day's action on safe, masked-up presence in this community. your device at Emil Williams' www.BowlStreamTV. Last season's fall leagues that started mid-to-late com live from lanes 5-10 for over 30 hours. September held out hope, along with us, that anytime Mayor Gregg Hull has sent a proclamation denoting soon, a two-week mandated closure pre-Thanksgiving Saturday August 14 as "National Day" and would be lifted. It was, five and a half months later and Monday August 16 through Sunday August 22 as "New thankfully every league continued on with modified Mexico Open Week". rules and length of season to finish through summer. Let the Games - and fun times - Begin! Open play bowlers, denied access to bowling for over

BOWLSTREAMTV.COM FOR ALL THE COVERAGE

For the fifth year, the tournament will enjoy live from lanes 5 through 10 from the start of each squad at streaming coverage via the internet by host broadcaster, 9 am and 2 pm August 20, 7.30 am, 12.30 pm and 6 pm www.BowlStreamTV.com, with expert commentary by August 21 and from 8 am until completion August 22. Emil Williams Jr and numerous guest color comments Comments and questions can be posted for answering from some of the professional bowlers in attendance. on-air during each broadcast, so please tell your family, There were more than 33,000 views from countries friends and work associates to tune in and see "what around the world in 2019, bolstered this year no doubt all the fuss is about". with the promise of a new $20,000 car from local dealership, Pitre Buick (opposite Cottonwood Mall) should one of the four championship round finalists bowl a of 300. Coverage, on any of your devices, will be screened

2 DEE MILLER MEMORIAL Defending champion ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Defending champion, Duane Mellinger celebrating a decisive . This special award is named after New Mexico pro bowling pioneer, Dee Miller, who led not only Mike and Dana in to the sport but encouraged others to try the regional and national tours. The winner is chosen by Dee’s Dee miller children, who look for folks who have shown courage and strength under adverse circumstances, either in bowling, life itself or serious health issues. It will be presented during bracket play on Sunday August 22. Previous winners include Eric Forkel 2014, Marcus Medina 2015, Stoney Burke Jr 2016, Robert Lawrence 2017, Ricky Schissler 2018 and Jeff Hemer 2019.

photo courtesy of Tony Claire

FOLLOW ALONG ON SOCIAL MEDIA LODGING OPTIONS FOR VISITORS No question, there'll be plenty of photos, stories and "bragging" on the various social media platforms as Local hotels include the following properties - the event unfolds between August 20-22. Quality Inn, Days Inn, Extended Stay America (2), the And on Facebook too - Tenpins & More, BowlJBT. Hilton Garden Inn and for those with an RV in tow, com and Steve Mackie pages will carry score updates, the Stagecoach Stop. cut predictions and general info. Join in by "liking" All offer full amenities and are within walking or us to stay informed. easy driving distance to multiple eateries and fast food Local news media outlets, led by The Rio Rancho restaurants. Observer’s sports writer, Gary Herron, arguably Tenpins & More's greatest supporter, area network news programs as well as national and regional bowling NMO IS CERTIFIED magazines including Dallas-based The Bowling News, Arizona's Desert Bowler and Bowler's Journal lnternational The New Mexico Open is always a USBC certified all have helped grow this tournament in to a sought- tournament which enables bowlers to receive recognition after title on anyone's resume. awards for high scores bowled during the three-days of competition.

3 2019 Runner Rup

Clockwise from left: Runner-up in 2019, Steve Kloempken of Utah displays fine, balanced form at the line. Tournament manager, Steve Mackie, right, compliments Steve on his near win.

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4 5 PRO-AM MIGHT JUNIOR BOWLERS TOUR HERE BREAK 2019 RECORDS TWICE BEFORE CHRISTMAS

The last NMO Pro-Am smashed records in 2019, The NM/Texas conference of the popular Junior with 168 entries and over $ 4,300 in prize-money paid Bowlers Tour will be bowling at Tenpins & More in out to a record number of bowlers. both September and December. Three squads are again on tap, Tuesday August On September 25 - 26, it's the Youth New Mexico 17 and Wednesday August 18 at 4.30 pm each day, Open in scratch and handicap divisions, with added followed by the full house 120-bowler squad on Friday scholarship money of $2,500 from Tenpins & More. August 20 at 7 pm. The top 40% from each of three qualifying squads Compare to 2015, with 99 entries and $1,995 and on September 25 at 9 am, 1 pm and 5 pm advance to it's obvious this side event is picking up great interest the Sunday finals from 9 am. For those who miss the amongst league bowlers from all parts of New Mexico. cut, there's also a consolation event Sunday. There are three divisions - adult, senior (50+) and The big doubles tourney will be held Saturday youth - with separate entry fees of $49, $34 and $29 December 18, in which adults can pair with a youth, respectively. or two youths can bowl together, again in scratch and Bowlers roll three games of 9-pin No-Tap scoring handicap divisions. plus handicap and add the scores of three different pro The next day of the "double-header" weekend, bowlers that play alongside, to determine their grand December 19, its singles action all day. total. Entries may still be available. Check at the front desk now before you leave.

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Bowling spectators get to watch all three days of the New Mexico Open for no charge. Why? Because most Bowling Centers are built for participants, not spectators; and we are somewhat restricted by the size Good Luck, of the concourse. We can however accommodate over three hundred comfortably who get to enjoy picking up a few tips Bowlers! from some of the best. Check out their timing, speed and length (or not) of footwork, ball selection skills and performance under pressure. It'll leave you inspired, guaranteed, and make you want to work on your own game more, as the new fall league and tournament season approaches.

6 More pics from 2019

Top left,, Ramsey Basurto of Pomona, California rides a winning strike to beat Marty Bedford of Cibolo, Texas in a tie-breaker for the last spot in to match-play after they each shot 1,608/8 in qualifying.

Top right: A crowd of finalists listen to tournament director, Jeff Hemer explain the bracket format.

Middle right: Wednesday night Bud Trios league member, Below: More than 200 people fill Tenpins & More during the Friday Donielle Waite of Albuquerque about to release during the full night Pro-Am session. house Pro-Am squad.

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8 Dana’s Notes: Gratitude

Hello and welcome everyone to stellar field and know that you will enjoy watching Tenpins & More and the City of and bowling. Rio Rancho. This tournament always has a good mix of older and First, we are so grateful that you younger players of men, women and youth in the field. came to participate in our 17th We've had a wide range of ages win this contest,

Dana Miller-Mackie New Mexico Open - two years in including our oldest defending champion, Duane the making! Mellinger, at age 57. Many of our house and local Second, that New Mexico's Bowling Centers are bowlers have done well too, such as Joe Merrick (12th) fully open as a "going concern" after seventeen long and Matt Smith (3rd) in 2019. and arduous months of COVID-related lockdowns Even with limited practice because of the almost and closures. one year of closures some will perform well and rise Third, and most importantly, God's grace and to the occasion. provision sustained us through this very difficult Stay fit, remain healthy and live under God's grace, period. We also realize that many lives were affected - wisdom and love. and lost - due to this insidious virus and we are deeply Best wishes, bowl well, enjoy every moment, saddened by that. Dana Miller-Mackie Let us pray none of us ever have to pass this way Member 7 Halls-of-Fame again because of a pandemic. 16 national PWBA Tour titles Now, on to some good news! We again have a 80 perfect games

Welcome Bowlers to Rio Rancho! Our mission is to generate economic activity in Rio Rancho through travel and visitation by promoting Rio Rancho as a destination for events, meetings and sports tournaments as well as a convenient base-camp to explore New Mexico. You will find a variety of hotel and lodging options. The City of Rio Rancho also offers 90 + eateries with a multitude of cuisines to tantalize your palate. Be sure to pick up the Official Dining Guide at Tenpins & More or visit us online at VisitRioRancho.org

9 Duane Mellinger

Champion, Duane Mellinger in action - getting ready, going, gone on his way to becoming our oldest winner yet, at 57.

photos courtesy of Tony Claire

10 MIKE PREPARES THE LANE CONDITIONS

Former PBA touring pro and three-time national in-house lane man. titlist, Mike Miller has taken up the task of producing a Purchase of a Kegel IKON lane machine helped these challenging lane condition each year of the New Mexico diverse stylists win since then including Craig Nidiffer Open. from almost on top of the ball return (on the right lane), From 2004 through 2013, the wood lanes provided him with his uniqueness, Eric Hatchett, an annual challenge as the surface aged from well above- veteran Vernon Peterson, professional top-liner, Chris average daily use. Winners during those years bowled Barnes and 57-year-old defending champion, Duane "on the twig" (outside of first arrow) and everything Mellinger in 2019. in between and included lefties who often moved deep Things that are certain: Bring your game! Avoid inside. low pin counts, get every possible pin of splits and don't Strokers, tweeners and high rev players all had a shot try a different ball on the fill. That six-count could cost at the title which included John Young twice, back-to- dearly! back, David Haynes far left of center with loft, Shawn The tournament provides a number of chances to Lee down second arrow with speed, southpaw Mark see what might work, such as separate sweepers on a French with a very old ball, Chris Klerk, Andrew Cain, version of the condition on Monday August 16 at 9.15 Devin Bidwell, Lonnie Waliczek outside of first arrow pm, Wednesday August 18 at 9.15 pm, practice sessions and Nathan Bohr. Thursday August 19 from 8am to 10 am, the final In 2014, after the installation of Qubica/AMF sweeper that same day at five squad times then the final synthetic lanes, Mike's task became no less daunting as practice session from 7 am to 8 am on Friday August 20. the age of new bowling balls made life interesting for the

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12 Photo Op

Duane Mellinger, left, won $12,560 (including a $60 high game squad prize), second most behind 2018 winner, , whose record $13,060 hauled was pumped up by a $1,000 bonus for a perfect game of 300 during match-play. Steve Mackie and 900 Global’s Wes Pye share the moment.

photo courtesy of Tony Claire

WOMEN'S CITY TOURNEY, NEW MEXICO GAMES, YOUTH NMO HIGHLIGHTS AFTER NMO

Mon Aug 20 - Sun Aug 22: Sun 19: New Mexico Open Week Color Pin Cash at 9.30 am. Sun 29: Check-in from 8.45 am Color Pin Cash at 9.30 am. Sat 25 - Sun 26: Check-in from 8.45 am Youth New Mexico Open in Wed Sept 1: conjunction with Junior Bowlers Tour Qualifying opens, in or out of league, for 21st New Mexico Games The Women's City is for 2021 run now to make up for the closure earlier in the year. Sat 4 - Mon 6: Likewise, the New Mexico Games is back after a Hammer Scratch Grand Prix Series; one year break, with bowling held in it's usual fall Top 16 finals at 2 pm 9/6 time-frame through November. Sat 11 - Sun 12: The 7th Youth NMO has $2,500 added scholarship Women's City Tournament money and is a key event in the NM/TX conference (Teams, Doubles, Singles) play leading up to the year-end "Main Event" in Las Sat 18: Vegas after Christmas. Eastern Stars Bowlathon

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15 Shared moment

A photo for Facebook, no doubt. Steve pouting at the loss then smiling with Duane and thinking what might have been...

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16 HAMMER SCRATCH SERIES CONTINUES LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Next in the four tournament Hammer Scratch DeVore was consoled with $500, followed by Series (that started pre-pandemic days) runs number DeeRonn Booker of Bernalillo third for $400. Harvey, three over the Labor Day weekend, September 4-6 at high average at 239.75, was next for $325 but had to Tenpins & More. It's a "must" for people looking for retire with a injured thumb after shooting 269, 245, strong competition. 224 and 221. The most recent one. held last month, was one of the best ever, with 63 entries and a prize-fund of more than $4,000, bolstered by added money from the host Center, Shamrock Foods and the Hammer brand of bowling balls. It turned out Brian Skidmore of Albuquerque won his second title (the first was nine years ago) in a close go with five opponents, with the biggest winning margin of 14 pins. Along the way he beat Mike Riley of Los Lunas 246-244, Diego Lucero of Rio Rancho 194-188, Zach Harvey of Albuquerque 236-224 then Michael DeVore of Santa Fe twice 239-226 and 225-211 for the $1,000 first prize.

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We started our “Heroes” recognition five years ago, honoring customers and staff who have overcome Service, Maintenance & New Installs, health and other issues, or for some, who have been Commercial Heating, helpful in fostering the sport and it’s participants. Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Three more were added since 2019 - Fred Murphy (posthumously). Wayne Luco, (who sadly passed away Electrical and Commercial in March) and Eric Ferdig. Kitchen Equipment Fred loved to bowl with his wife, Margaret, brother, Joe and son Samuel in the “Mixed Emotions” league. He was also a regular in No-Tap events and enjoyed practicing too. He bowled through a couple of (505) 345-0947 different bouts with cancer and chemotherapy, before courageously passing a few weeks before the end of the 24 Hour Service league season. Wayne, one of the staunchest supporters of the New Licensed, Bonded & Insured Mexico Open, a very successful local dentist and a fit man, was diagnosed with a dreadful form of brain E-mail: [email protected] cancer (Glioblastoma). He passed away 18 months later after fighting hard, with his wife Becky by his side, to overcome the odds of a five percent survival rate of this insidious disease. Eric, president of our “Penny Pinchers” league, was a prime mover in trying to encourage the powers-that-be in Santa Fe to relax restrictions on Bowling Centers. His wordy epithets didn’t do any harm and helped get us re-opened this past April, after almost a year “in the wilderness.”

20 GAME-BY-GAME IN 2019 RECAP OF THE LAST TWO EVENTS IN 2018 & 2019 Tournament on-the-floor director, Jeff Hemer worked the average each game for the entire field during In 2018, an eight game score of 1,563 was enough to qualifying at the last tournament held two years ago. cash in 49th place of the 196 starting entries. Here they are: It took 1,596 to make the cut to 32 bowlers. High Game 1 - 186.8 out of cash were senior, Dave Cirigliano, women, 2 - 186.4 Karen Barcal of Albuquerque and youth, Will Davis 3 - 188.2 of Artesia, NM. 4 -188.4 In the step-ladder, Chris Barnes beat fellow Texan, 5 - 192.1 Dino Castillo 399-306, then Darren Tang of San 6 - 195.2 Francisco 479-467 and top seed Brandon Grant of Las 7 - 185.7 Vegas 397-392. 8 - 191.8 Barnes struck on the bonus ball to beat Grant in the For an overall average of 189.3 for 1,568 games, prior replay 411-410 to take home a record first prize check bracket play. for $13,060, which also included a $1,000 bonus for a Picking up all makeable spares is vital, 9 or ten counts 300 game during bracket play. on fill balls absolutely necessary, getting as many pins In 2019, we again paid down to 49th, with 48 making of leaves essential and trying that ball you haven't the cut number of 1,607/8. High out of cash woman thrown yet maybe should wait till the first ball of the next was Emily Eckhoff, senior was Scott Myers, both from game. Good luck is nice but wise, clear thinking is going Colorado and local Yarelis Alvarez (now on a bowling to get you further on this testing tournament condition. scholarship at Tulane U in New Orleans) was top youth. Matt Smith of New Mexico eliminated Rich Miller of Arizona 462-311, but lost to Steve Kloempken of Utah 414-397. The former Team USA member beat number one, Duane Mellinger 443-429 but was beaten 461-423 in the championship match. Mellinger, a recent inductee to the Colorado Bowling Hall of Fame, became the oldest winner of the coveted title, at 57.

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22 TWO NMO SUPPORTERS NMO TOURNEY HISTORY LOST TO CANCER The New Mexico Open was born to bolster the lowest Two of our tournament's staunchest supporters, revenue week of the year at Tenpins & More being week Wayne Luco and Brian O'Neill passed away this year three of August. from cancer. It started in 2004 with 78 bowlers playing for a Wayne, a popular and busy local dentist, was $14,000 purse. Since then, it has attracted as many as diagnosed with glioblastoma in October of 2019. With 217 entrants in 2014 and paid out as much as $65,075 his faithful wife, Becky by his side Wayne fought the last time held in 2019, before the pandemic. bravely for 18 months before losing his battle against The past seven years, it has averaged 198 entries and one of the most severe forms of the disease. an average pay-out of more than $ 57,600, more than He was a long-time major sponsor of the New Mexico $20,000 of which is generated annually by local and Open for more than ten years. national company sponsorships. Brian, brother of sports radio station owner, Joe O'Neill of KQTM-FM 101.7, was executive director of the New Mexico Sports Authority under former CURRENT PBA LUMINARIES Governor Bill Richardson's New Mexico State Tourism "CUT THEIR TEETH” HERE department. After being approached by Steve Mackie, the Sports If you've watched FOX Sports or CBS Sports Authority became a major sponsor under Brian's televised bowling anytime this year, you've surely seen leadership. His cancer battle also lasted 18 months Jakob Butturff, , Kris Prather and until last month. Francois Lavoie in serious high-stakes action on the Both men were in their mid 50's and both are sorely tube. missed by family and friends for their love of family, life All four are having good/great success on the and love of sports, including bowling, golf, basketball Professional Bowlers Tour, and all four have done well and high school and college sports. here at Tenpins & More, headed by Butturff who beat Lavoie 487-458 in an ultra high-scoring final in 2015, that led to a break-out career six years later that has so far included more than thirty national and regional titles. Simonsen, who won a major last month after four second-place finishes in 2020, finished second here to 2017 winner, Vernon Peterson, while Kris Prather lost a heart-breaking close one to Lonnie Waliczek nine years ago. "Runner-up finishes are nothing to be ashamed of, said one former top-liner, as they help you become a more appreciative winner later on".

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