On a night where only three bowlers were able to produce a series over 700, the Bill Mastronardi Masters League standings and average leaders saw a bit of a shakeup this week.

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Potters Alley started the night with a commanding 48-point lead on second place T&D Windshield who attempted to close the cap, but a pair-high 705 from leadoff bowler Jason Hester helped Potters take 30 points to keep themselves at the top of the Bill Mastronardi Masters League standings.

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Coach Tony Wysinger was your bowler of the week, he produced games of 246, 237 and 267 for 750 on the nose. With that performance, Coach moved himself into second on the high average list sitting at 234.80,

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After a 772 last week, and a 697 this week, Vince Pollard Sr. is the new high average leader, rising to the top with a 235.67. Travis Anderson, Cory Andes and Steve Taylor round out your top five.

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Striketown Bowl was the team of the week - 2750, a team average of 229.

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WEEKLY STATISTICS

 

In addition to only three 700’s, there were another 37 bowlers in the 600-699 grouping, with 8 only being able to muster 500-599.

 

Scores took a bit of a hit this week, the league average for the night was 212.53, More than half of the 48 bowlers saw their average decrease.

 

214.95 was the overall average for the league coming into week five, but after only 63 of the 144 games bowled were over that number, it has dropped to 214.32.

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TOP 3 TEAM SERIES – SEPTEMBER 15, 2025

1 – 2750 – STRIKETOWN BOWL

2 – 2640 – SUPREME AUTO SOUNDS

3 – 2618 – POTTERS ALLEY

 

TOP 3 TEAM GAMES – SEPTEMBER 15, 2025

1 – 968 – STRIKETOWN

2 – 953 – SUPREME AUTO SOUNDS

3 – 937 – POTTERS ALLEY

 

CURRENT LEADERS

High Average

1 – 235.67 – Vince Pollard Sr.

2 – 234.80 – Tony Wysinger

3 – 232.80 – Travis Anderson

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Standings 

1 – Potters Alley – 198 - 52

2 – Plaza Lanes – 143 - 107

3 – Striketown – 142 - 108.

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Potters Alley will look to continue their great start to the season when they match up with 5th place team Landmark Lanes at Plaza in Washington next week.

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