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Tournament results from our 2011-2012 season are detailed below.
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April 15, 2012 - Town & Country Lanes, Billings, MT
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John Whitaker of Roundup captured the Double Nickel Tournament Championship with a win over Keith Loran of Billings by
a score of 268-216. With the win, Whitaker took home $244 plus $75 gift certificate from B & H Bowling Supply, while Loran
took home $198 plus $50 gift certificate from B & H Bowling Supply. The high qualifier of the tournament was Tom Shea of
Billings with a 967 for four games. The high game was rolled by Ken Carcich of Sheridan, Wyo. with a 275 in qualifying. Honor
scores posted were Carcich (738), Shea (719), and Dick Hansen of Billings (701).
There were 39 bowlers who participated in the tournament from Wyoming, North Dakota, and Montana. Those not listing hometowns
are from Billings. Whitaker (Roundup), Loran, Jim Hill, Clay Buttman, Stu Summers, Ken Carcich (Sheridan, Wyo.), Dick Hansen,
Corby Moore, Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Bill Dugan, Terry Crowther (Roundup), Ron Frank (Worden), Darrell Reinhardt, Ed
Sauer, Jim Watkins (Dillon), Randy Gerhardt (Huntley), Daryl Stricker, Russ Penkal (Bozeman), Kelly Glendy (Sheridan, Wyo.),
Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Greg McCannel, Gary Bostrom, Bert Stiles (Broadview), Stacey Stewart (Ashland), Tom Shea,
Terry Vandercook (Park City), Will Powers (Sheridan, Wyo.), Ralph Mitchell (Park City), Tom Simmons, Les Comer (Dillon),
Archie Caraveau (Forsyth), Jim Blakeley (Roberts).
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March 18, 2012 - Town & Country Lanes, Billings, MT
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Bill Dugan of Billings captured his first Double Nickel Tournament victory with a win over Randy Gerhardt of Huntley
in the challenge championship match by a score of 189-175. Gerhardt forced the second match by winning the first match by a
score of 180-161. With the win, Dugan took home $214, while Gerhardt took home $174 for his efforts. The high qualifier of
the tournament was Jim "JJ" Hill of Billings with a 955 for 4 games. The high game was posted by Terry Vandercook of Park
City with a 269 in qualifying. Honor scores posted were Hill (744), Clay Buttman of Billings (716), and Tom Shea of Billings
with a 710.
There were 45 bowlers who participated in the tournament from Wyoming and Montana. Those not listing hometowns are from
Billings. Dugan, Gerhardt (Huntley), Corby Moore, Jerry Browne (Sheridan, Wyo.), Keith Loran, Tom Shea, Jim Blakeley
(Roberts), Kelly Glendy (Sheridan, Wyo.), Clay Buttman, Bert Stiles (Broadview), Archie Caraveau (Forsyth), Dick Hansen,
Daryl Stricker, Cliff Karagosis (Bozeman), Jim "JJ" Hill, Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Ron Engelhardt, Guy Fowler (Sheridan,
Wyo.), Tom Simmons, Will Powers (Sheridan, Wyo.), Terry Vandercook (Park City), Russ Penkal (Bozeman), Ralph Mitchell (Park
City), Monte Gebhardt (Roundup), Fred Kunz (Cody, Wyo.), Ed Sauer, Duck Hultgren (Huntley), John Whitaker (Roundup), Steve
Coats (Forsyth), Stu Summers, Milt Sausedo (Forsyth), and Terry Crowther (Roundup).
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February 19, 2012 - Rose City Lanes, Lovell, WY
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Lovell Tournament had 40 bowlers, Keith Loran won his second tournament in a row.
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January 15, 2012 - Cloud Peak Lanes, Sheridan, WY
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In a rematch from last month's tournament where Keith Loran of Billings and Randy Gerhardt of Huntley met in the
championship match, Loran defeated Gerhardt this time in the championship match by a score of 206-205. With the win, Loran
took home $205 while Gerhardt took home $166 for his efforts, and was Loran's first tournament win in the Double Nickel
Tournament Association. The high qualifier of the tournament was Will Powers of Sheridan, Wyo. with a 1002 for four games.
Powers also rolled the high game of the tournament with a 287 qualifying. Honor scores posted were Powers (777), Keith Loran
(724, 702, 719), Stu Summers (Billings) (725, 720, 724), Ken Carcich (Sheridan, Wyo.) (774), Tom Shea (Billings) (718), and
Kelly Glendy (Sheridan, Wyo.) (719).
There were 39 bowlers who participated in the tournament from Wyoming, and Montana. Those not listing hometowns are from
Billings. Loran, Gerhardt (Huntley), Bert Stiles (Broadview), Stu Summers, Greg McCannel, Deb Lustig, Kelly Glendy (Sheridan,
Wyo.), John Frank (Colstrip), Ron Frank (Worden), John Whitaker (Roundup), Will Powers (Sheridan, Wyo.), Ken Carcich (Sheridan,
Wyo.), Ron Schmidt (Lovell, Wyo.), Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Corby Moore, Milt Sausedo (Forsyth), Archie Caraveau (Forsyth),
Gary Good, Darrell Reinhardt, Ed Sauer, Randy Scharf (Gillette, Wyo.), Dale Matthaes, Tom Shea, Ralph Mitchell (Park City),
Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Dave Lustig, Guy Fowler (Sheridan, Wyo.), Steve Coats (Forsyth), Les Comer (Dillon), Mike
Nechvatal (Sheridan, Wyo.), Ron Engelhardt, and Gary Bostrom.
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December 18, 2011 - Fireside Lanes, Billings, MT
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Randy Gerhardt of Huntley claimed the victory in the challenge championship match Sunday at Fireside Lanes in Billings
by defeating Keith Loran of Billings by a score of 191-178. Loran forced the second match by winning the first match 269-182.
With the win, Gerhardt took home $218 while Loran pocketed $175 for his efforts. The high qualifier of the tournament was Gary
Good of Billings with a 948 for 4 games. The high was rolled by Kelly Glendy of Sheridan, Wyo. and Keith Loran with 278's.
Honor scores posted were Gary Good (719-700), Keith Loran (703-705-771-745), Ken Carcich (Sheridan, Wyo.) 701, and Stu Summers
(Billings) 738.
There were 46 bowlers who participated in the tournament from Wyoming, North Dakota, and Montana. Those not listing hometowns
are from Billings. Gerhardt, Loran, Greg McCannel, Cliff Karagosis (Bozeman), Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Jim Hill, Ed
Sauer, Gary Good, Stu Summers, Ron Frank (Worden), Ken Carcich (Sheridan, Wyo.), Russ Penkal (Bozeman), Jim Blakeley (Roberts),
Daryl Stricker, Tom Shea, Bert Stiles (Broadview), John Whitaker (Roundup), Kelly Glendy (Sheridan, Wyo.), Archie Caraveau
(Forsyth), Bill Dugan, Dave Lustig, Ralph Mitchell (Park City), Clay Buttman, Duck Hultgren (Huntley), John L Frank (Colstrip),
Dick Hansen, Vic Schell, Will Powers (Sheridan, Wyo.), Jim Watkins (Dillon), Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Joe Murphy, and
Steve Coats (Forsyth).
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