Sports & Recreation roundup for Nov. 30

League leader — Balls Deep 21-11, Raiders Hawk 21-11. High team series — Balls Deep 2819. High team game — Balls Deep 944. High ind. series — Larry Jones 620, Karen Bagaasen 521. High ind. game — Jones 256, Bagaasen 194. Other high scores — Jim Chandler 225—600, Darren Chase 225—605, Mike Headley 232, Adam Osborne 234.

League leader — Strike While It’s Hot 28-12. High team series — Dream Killaz 2886. High team game — Dream Killaz 1061. High ind. series — Joel Reynolds 777, Laura Johnson 558. High ind. game — Reynolds 300, Johnson 234. Other high scores — Roger Gordon 257, Scott Jensen 226—644, Tony Johnson 225, Jeff Lawler 244—644, Reynolds 254, Matt Zilch 610.

League leader — Need E O’Kerz 29.5-10.5. High team series — High Balls 2148. High team game — Puple Gang 745. High ind. series — Ron Frazier 636, Tammy Powers 501. High ind. game — Frazier 237, Lorraine Taylor 186. Other high scores — Bob Acker 224, Bob Boyles 205-224—616, Gary Flieger 226, Stephen Hampton 223, Ted Johnson 201, Randall Kendall 202, Bobi Weeden 183, Joe Williams 233.

League Leader — Untouchables 30-10. High team series — Dreamers 1,914. High team game — Untouchables 695. High ind. series — Denise Conner 498,Wayne Kruse 693. High ind. game — Nancy Peterson 189, Kruse 279. Other high scores — Cathy Olivieri 182—486, Shirlee Brownlee 461, Ron Utter 224-205—621, Monty McLaughlin 214—519, Kruse 214-200, Rick Mosbrucker 549, Gary Burns 490.

Two Kennewick Bowlers finish first in scratch and handicap divisions in the JBT event Nov. 7. Jeff Jonker took the scratch title, while Thomas Middleton took the handicap division title, in Saturday’s “classic” format. The tournament involved youth bowlers from all over Washington.

League Leader — Livin’ on a Spare 9-3, Hits & Misses 9-3, Spare None 9-3. High team series — Just 4 Fun 1948. High team game — From the Blocks 714. High ind. series — Marion Shuck 553. High ind. game — Shuck 212. Other high scores — Marilyn Atkinson 182, Cheryl Biberstine 184, Bette Conway 189-177—527, Sharon McDaniel 186, Dru Squires 186, Arleta Tomming 202, Linda Wagner 181, Teri Yamamoto 180.

League leader — Really? 8-0. High team series — Striking Gentlemen 2,833. High team game — Double Trouble 992. High ind. series — Rob Elliott 716, Peggy Strait 558. High ind. game — Elliott 248, Vi Baddley 210. Other high scores — Elwyn Baddley 213, Ron Boles 200, Jack Bumpaous 218, Sue Cochrane 192, Ron Copeland 225, Dave Dow 212-202, Elliott 248-220, Gary Flieger 234—617, Steve Hampton 224-210—624, Lowell Howard 222, Jackie Johnson 178, Ted Johnson 203, Del Long Sr., 224, Art Moriwaki 235, Darrel Olson 215, John Patten 200, Don Pentecost 206-202, Bruce Short 215, Steve Skellinger 243-215—653, Strait 202-183, Mary Terry 205.

Seventy-six adults and three youth anglers in 26 boats participated in the Third Annual King of the Reach Live Capture Salmon Derby in Richland on Oct. 30-Nov. 1. The derby participants captured over 500 wild salmon to use as broodstock in the Priest Rapids Hatchery, setting a record for the derby.

Jeremy Siefken of Richland was the top captain and was recognized as the “King of the Reach,” earning a prize valued at $1,000. His crew brought in a total of 63 wild salmon during the three-day event to earn the top honors. Thor Ostrom of Pasco, last year’s winner, was barely edged out of the top spot with 62 fish caught — not counting a lively one that jumped out of his transport cooler while unloading on the last day, costing him a shot at a tie.

Randy Jackson of Kennewick took third place with 49 fish, Brock Miller of Richland earned fourth place with 46 salmon, Eric McCrea of Benton City had 35 fish for fifth place, Brent Sharp of Pasco got sixth place for 29 fish, and Tracy Berger of Yakima got 28 salmon for seventh place.

▪ Kennewick’s Tod Williams sank his fourth career ace on Nov. 7 at the 160-yard No. 10 hole, using a 5-iron.

▪ Kennewick’s Royal Otte sank a ninth career hole in one on Nov. 12 on the 170-yard No. 6 hole, using a 7-iron.

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