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Tournament results from our 2021-2022 season are detailed below.
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April 24, 2022 - Town & Country Lanes, Billings, MT
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Scott Gasser of Billings claimed the title in a challenge match by defeating Ken Carcich of Sheridan, Wyo. by a
score of 238-210. Carcich forced the second match by winning the first 213-174. With the win, Gasser took home $225,
while Carcich pocketed $200 for his efforts. The high game was posted by Stu Summers with a 269 game in qualifying.
John Lafko of Columbus was the high qualifier with an 887 for 4 games.
There were 46 bowlers who competed from Wyoming, and Montana. The order of finish is listed below and bowlers with no
hometown listed are from Billings. Gasser, Ken Carcich (Sheridan, Wyo.), Jim Watkins (Dillon), Dave Winslow, Rick Eades
(Lovell, Wyo.), Mark Hayashi, Stu Summers, Keith Loran, Kristie Kent, Barry Campbell (Forsyth), Vic Schell, Jack Schmidt,
Charlie Fergerson (Hardin), Craig Nickel, Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Bert Stiles (Broadview), Tom Shea, Mark Kemp
(Livingston), John Whitaker (Roundup), Don Whiteman (Powell, Wyo.), Ron Engelhardt, Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.),
Bim Marston (Hardin), Darrell Reinhardt, Dan Dolan, George Maragos, John Lafko (Columbus), Dean Hoyt, Ron Cole, Kurt
Davey (Red Lodge), Ron Schmidt (Lovell, Wyo.), and Jeff Hess (Columbus).
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March 20, 2022 - Treasure Lanes, Livingston, MT
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Scott Gasser of Billings defeated Kurt Davey of Red Lodge in the championship match by a score of 188-173.
With the win, Gasser took home $200 while Davey took home $190 for his efforts. The high game was posted by Craig Nickel
of Billings with a 279 game qualifying. The top qualifier was Ken Taft of Billings with an 887 for four games.
There were 47 bowlers who competed from North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. The order of finish is listed below and
bowlers with no hometown listed are from Billings. Gasser, Davey (Red Lodge), Dean Hoyt, Mark Kemp (Livingston), Ken
Carcich (Sheridan, Wyo.), Leo Miller (Gillette, Wyo.), Dave Winslow, Don Loessberg (Belgrade), Rick Eades (Lovell, Wyo.),
Jeff Hess (Columbus), Keith Loran, Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Todd Phillips (Deaver, Wyo.), Ron Cole, Tony Valeriano
(Livingston), Dan Dolan, Craig Nickel, Ken Taft, Fred Larson (Grenora, N. D.), Barry Campbell (Forsyth), Mike Scheppele,
Bob Pribyl, Walt Niemi, Ron Engelhardt, Les Hicks (Livingston), Brett Barker (Columbus), Tim Zorn, Bert Stiles (Broadview),
Charlie Fergerson (Hardin), Russ Penkal (Bozeman), Darrell Reinhardt, and Vic Schell.
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February 20, 2022 - Rose City Lanes, Lovell, WY
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Robert Brown of Wapati, Wyo. defeated John Whitaker in the championship match on Sunday at Rose City Lanes by a
score of 227 to 202. With the win, Brown took home $200 while Whitaker took home $180 for his efforts. The high game was
posted by Leo Miller of Gillette, Wyo. with a 287 game in qualifying. The top qualifier was Forrest Cole of Lander, Wyo.
with a 923 for four games.
There were 46 bowlers who competed from North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. The order of finish is listed below and
bowlers with no hometown listed are from Billings. Brown (Wapati, Wyo.), Whitaker (Roundup), Barry Campbell (Forsyth),
Dave Winslow, Forest Cole (Lander, Wyo.), Fred Kunz (Cody, Wyo.), Jack Schmidt, Bob Pribyl, Kurt Davey (Red Lodge), Joe
Rooney, Ron Engelhardt, Ron Schmidt (Lovell, Wyo.), Don Whiteman (Powell, Wyo.), Tim Zorn, Monte Haugen (Ashland), Les
Comer (Dillon), Ken Taft, John Lafko (Columbus), Bill Dugan, Mike Scheppele, Craig Nickel, Bim Marston (Hardin), Leo Miller
(Gillette, Wyo.), Kirk Morgan (Cody, Wyo.), Tom Shea, Mike Hardesty (Belgrade), Darin Henderson (Greybull, Wyo.), Mark
Hayashi, Jim Hill, Jim Blakeley (Roberts), Dan Dolan, Fred Larson (Williston, N. D.).
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January 16, 2022 - Cloud Peak Lanes, Sheridan, WY
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Dan Dolan of Billings defeated Robert Brown of Wapati, Wyo. at the Cloud Peak Lanes in the challenge championship
match by a score of 237 to 210. With the win, Dolan took home $335 while Brown took home $295 for his efforts. The high
game was posted by John Whitaker of Roundup with a 289 game in qualifying and Keith Loran was also the top qualifier with
a 991 for four games. Honor scores posted were Curt Macha (702, 728), Keith Loran (767), Leo Miller (709), and Robert
Brown (703, 753).
There were 47 bowlers who competed from North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. The order of finish is listed below and
bowlers with no hometown listed are from Billings. Dolan, Brown (Wapati, Wyo.), Bim Marston (Hardin), Mike Scheppele,
Randy Scharf (Gillette, Wyo.), Jim Blakeley (Roberts), Curt Macha (Sheridan, Wyo.), Tom Shea, Leo Miller (Gillette, Wyo.),
Monte Haugen (Ashland), Jack Schmidt, Kurt Davey (Red Lodge), Forrest Cole (Lander, Wyo.), Ron Engelhardt, Ken Carcich
(Sheridan, Wyo.), John Lafko (Columbus), Mark Hayashi, Dave Oleson (Sheridan, Wyo.), Barry Campbell (Forsyth), Charlie
Fergerson (Hardin), Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Keith Loran, John Whitaker (Roundup), Fred Larson (Williston, N. D.),
Todd Phillips (Deaver, Wyo.), Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Dave Winslow, Bill Dugan, Mike Hardesty (Belgrade), Craig Nickel,
Greg McCannel, and Ron Schmidt (Lovell, Wyo.).
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December 19, 2021 - Evergreen Lanes, Forsyth, MT
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Curt Macha of Sheridan Wyo. came back through the losers bracket to defeat John Whitaker of Roundup in challenge
championship match by a score of 247 to 182. Macha forced the second match by winning the first championship match by a
score of 265 to 206. With the win, Macha took home $275 while Whitaker took home $235. The high score posted during the
day came in match play competition with Keith Loran of Billings rolling a 266 game. The high qualifier was Scott Gasser
of Billings with a 952 for 4 games.
The final standings are as follows with those with no home towns listed are from Billings. Macha (Sheridan, Wyo.), Whitaker
(roundup), Ron Engelhardt, Barry Campbell (Forsyth), Keith Loran, Tim Zorn, Jack Schmidt, Mike Hardesty (Belgrade), John
Lafko (Columbus), Charlie Fergerson (Hardin), Bill Evans (Williston, N. D.), Kurt Davey (Red Lodge), Dan Dolan, Ken Carcich
(Sheridan, Wyo.), Keith Olson (Watford City, N. D.), Mike Scheppele, Scott Gasser, Ken Taft, Monte Haugen (Ashland), Chester
Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Darin Henderson (Greybull, Wyo.), Bob Pribyl, Dave Winslow, Don Whiteman (Powell, Wyo.), Jeff Hess
(Columbus), Greg McCannel, Dean Hoyt, Mark Hayashi, Tom Shea, Walt Niemi, Darrell Reinhardt, and Stu Summers.
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November 21, 2021 - Super Bowl, Cody, WY
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Robert Brown of Wapati, Wyo. defeated Dan Dolan of Billings in the challenge championship match by a score of
244-166. Brown forced the second match by winning the first 217-202. With the win, Brown took home $275 while Dolan
pocketed $240 for his efforts. The high game was posted by Craig Harpe of Bozeman with a 290 game in qualifying. The
top qualifier was Craig Harpe of Bozeman with a 967 for four games. Other honor score posted were Forrest Cole (711, 735),
Steve Kennedy (703, Dan Dolan (721), Mike Hardesty (740), Mike Kitchen (732), and Robert Brown (723).
There were 50 bowlers who competed from Wyoming, and Montana. The order of finish is listed below and bowlers with no
hometown listed are from Billings. Brown (Wapati, Wyo.), Dan Dolan, Mike Hardesty (Belgrade), Scott Gasser, Curt Macha
(Sheridan, Wyo.), Kurt Davey (Red Lodge), Todd Phillips (Deaver, Wyo.), Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), John Whitaker (Roundup),
Dave Winslow, Forrest Cole (Lander, Wyo.), Allan Richardson (Cody, Wyo.), Jeff Hess (Columbus), Dean Hoyt, Don Whiteman
(Powell, Wyo.), Bill Dugan, Jack Schmidt, Craig Harpe (Bozeman), Will Powers (Sheridan, Wyo.), John Lafko (Columbus), Mark
Kemp (Livingston), Dale Matthaes, Bob Pribyl, Barry Campbell (Forsyth), George Maragos, Ron Engelhardt, Brett Barker
(Columbus), Monty Corbett (Cody, Wyo.), Craig Nickel, Russ Penkal (Bozeman), Steve Kennedy (Sheridan, Wyo.), and Ron
Schmidt (Lovell, Wyo.).
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October 24, 2021 - Fireside Lanes, Billings, MT
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Scott Gasser of Billings claimed his first Double Nickel Championship by defeating John Whitaker of Roundup in the
challenge championship match by a score of 191-175. Whitaker forced the second match by winning the first by a score of
216-178. With the win, Gasser took home $340 while Whitaker pocketed $260 for his efforts. The high game was posted by
Keith Loran by rolling a 298 game in qualifying. The top qualifier was Scott Gasser of Billings with a 970 for four games.
The honor scores posted were Gasser (781), Keith Loran (727).
There were 60 bowlers who competed from Wyoming, North Dakota and Montana. The order of finish is listed below and bowlers
with no hometown listed are from Billings. Gasser, John Whitaker (Roundup), Jack Schmidt, Mark Kemp (Livingston), Todd
Phillips (Lovell, Wyo.), Mark Hayashi, Walt Niemi, Joe Canino, Matt Fryett, Dave Winslow, Dan Dolan, Craig Nickel, Jerry
Woodward (Lovell, Wyo.), John Lafko (Columbus), Bill Dugan, Jim Hill, Dean Hoyt, Larry Bowers, Brett Barker (Columbus),
Jeff Hess (Columbus), Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Ken Taft, Ron Cole, Rick Eades (Lovell, Wyo.), Stu Summers, Craig
Harpe (Bozeman), Keith Loran, Kurt Davey (Red Lodge), Mike Scheppele, Will Powers (Sheridan, Wyo.), and George Maragos.
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September 19, 2021 - Fat Cat Lanes, Laurel, MT
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Ronald Cole of Billings claimed the first tournament of the year by defeating Dan Dolan in the championship match by
a score of 226-182. With the win, Cole took home $215 while Dolan pocketed $170 for his efforts. The high game was posted by
Ken Taft with a rolling a 288 game in qualifying. The top qualifier was Robert Brown of Wapati, Wyo. with a 915 for four games.
Honor scores posted were Brown (710, 700), and Dan Dolan (738).
There were 47 bowlers who competed from Wyoming, North Dakota and Montana of which 1 bowler was a woman. The order of finish
is listed below and bowlers with no hometown listed are from Billings. Ronald Cole, Dan Dolan, Tim Zorn (Laurel), Keith Loran,
Steve Kennedy (Sheridan, Wyo.), Craig, Nickel, Robert Brown (Wapati, Wyo.), Mark Kemp (Livingston), Ken Carcich (Sheridan,
Wyo.), Dave Winslow, Dean Hoyt, Curt Macha (Sheridan, Wyo.), Walt Niemi, Jeff Hess (Columbus), John Lafko (Columbus), Kerry
Baker, Jim Hill, Chester Gilliam (Lovell, Wyo.), Ken Taft, Dale Matthaes, Mike Kitchen (Lovell, Wyo.), Fred Kunz (Cody, Wyo.),
John Whitaker (Roundup), Bill Evans (Williston, N. D.), Ron Engelhardt, Brett Barker (Columbus), Don Whiteman (Powell, Wyo.),
Monty Corbett (Cody, Wyo.), Don Loessberg (Belgrade), Tom Shea, Jim Blakeley (Roberts), and Fred Keller.
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