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The 11th Frame: Pounders rolls 826, Laemmerich 805-300, Pickel 300

Jeff Richgels
November 12, 2008
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Chris Pounders, who couldn't seem to buy an 800 series at one time, fired the third of his career with an 826, Pat Laemmerich rolled an 805 with a perfect game and Scott Pickel also was perfect to highlight area bowling on Tuesday.

Pounders used his high-revving power game to churn out scores of 278, 289 and 259 in the Prairie Lanes NFL League.

Laemmerich opened with his second career perfect game, then added 268 and 237 in the Bowl-A-Vard Lanes Politically Incorrect League.

Pickel's second career perfect game came in a 757 series in the Dream Lanes Early Men's League.

Lauren Sammel led the women with 632 in the Bowl-A-Vard NFL League, edging Angela Nihles' 630 in the Village Lanes All-Star Co-Ed Classic League.

 

 


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Jeff Richgels got his start with The Capital Times in 1980 when he was a hotshot young bowler and a freshman at UW-Madison and the newspaper was seeking a bowling columnist. A one-column tryout led to a life-long relationship with The Capital Times that included working as a sports stringer in the 1980s. After graduating from UW-Madison with a journalism degree in 1985, Richgels joined the Pro Bowlers Association in 1986 and spent 1987 and 1988 competing full-time on the PBA Tour before wrist injuries ended that career. Richgels began working full-time for The Capital Times in 1990. He has covered general news, police and courts, county government and business with a specialty in technology, and is now Tech Life reporter for the paper's 77 Square publication. The Madison native, who is a member of the Madison Bowling Association Hall of Fame and on the ballot for the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame, returns to his journalistic roots with this bowling blog.

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