CHSAA bowling championships
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Chris Vietri of Holy Trinity gets a congratulatory hug from his mother Darlene Vietri after winning the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 982. As a top five finisher (second place) in the tournament, he qualified for a step ladder format playoff which he won to claim the Catholic state crown.
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Cole Uganiza of Kellenberg rolls a frame during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 915. As the top finisher (third place) in the tournament, he qualified for a five-person step ladder format playoff in which he took fourth.
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Liam Mahoney of St. John the Baptist watches the action during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 1,006. As the top finisher in the tournament, he qualified for a five-person step ladder format playoff in which he took second place.
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Liam Mahoney of St. John the Baptist rolls a frame during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 1,006. As the top finisher in the tournament, he qualified for a five-person step ladder format playoff in which he took second place.
Credit: James Escher
Chris Vietri of Holy Trinity rolls a frame during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 982. As a top five finisher (second place) in the tournament, he qualified for a step ladder format playoff which he won to claim the Catholic state crown.
Credit: James Escher
Connor Egan of Chaminade rolls a frame during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 911. As the top finisher in the tournament, he qualified for a five-person step ladder format playoff in which he took third place.
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Chris Vietri of Holy Trinity prepares to roll during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 982. As a top five finisher (second place) in the tournament, he qualified for a step ladder format playoff which he won to claim the Catholic state crown.
Credit: James Escher
Connor Egan of Chaminade rolls a frame during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 911. As the top finisher in the tournament, he qualified for a five-person step ladder format playoff in which he took third place.
Credit: James Escher
Chris Vietri of Holy Trinity rolls a frame during the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 982. As a top five finisher (second place) in the tournament, he qualified for a step ladder format playoff which he won to claim the Catholic state crown.
Credit: James Escher
Chris Vietri of Holy Trinity gets a congratulatory hug from coach Mary Messina after winning the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 982. As a top five finisher (second place) in the tournament, he qualified for a step ladder format playoff which he won to claim the Catholic state crown.
Credit: James Escher
Chris Vietri of Holy Trinity gets congratulated by coach Mary Messina after winning the NYSCHSAA boys bowling individual championship at AMF Babylon Lanes on Saturday, Mar. 5, 2016. He rolled a four-game series of 982. As a top five finisher (second place) in the tournament, he qualified for a step ladder format playoff which he won to claim the Catholic state crown.