Debbie Juniewicz

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“He has always been my go-to guy for tournaments,” Angel said. “He is my rock. It means so much more that he was able to spend the weekend with me.”The weekend started with a respectable 643 in the team event, but West struggled a bit in doubles the following day. She made a ball change midway through the event, tallying 607. Explore“Honestly, I think I was trying too hard, I really wanted to do well for my partner,” she said.

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

And with more than 350 miles of paved, multi-use recreational trails, the Miami Valley is a great place to do just that — give cycling a try. “A lot of the region is connected, so those trails offer opportunities to commute to work or school, but they also offer the opportunity to get out and explore some of the small towns that are in the area and explore them and what they have to offer, said Chris Buck Five Rivers MetroParks special events coordinator.

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

“The determining factor was the last game where we all dug deep and threw our best shots,” Furnas said. “Even though we ran into transition on the lanes, we knew we needed to figure it out quickly and adjust to be able to take the lead.”Furnas led by example, shooting 288 in the final game. But the championship title was a total team effort. Hatcher led with 712 while Furnas was close behind with 694 and Behr and Graham tallying 657 and 508, respectively.

1 week ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

Established in 1983, Preservation Dayton has advocated for the Dayton region’s historic communities for more than four decades. After years of promoting a series of popular self-guided walking tours of historic neighborhoods — including McPherson Town, Oregon, South Park and St. Anne’s Hill historic districts — the nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting historic preservation and restoration is now offering guided walking tours of Downtown Dayton.

2 weeks ago | daytondailynews.com | Debbie Juniewicz

After a tight two-pin semifinal win over Sandi Charles, Reasoner was set to face top-seeded Liz Johnson for the title. With 10 PWBA major titles and another 15 PWBA standard titles to her credit, Johnson is a force to be reckoned with. She was also coming off a win at the United States Bowling Congress Senior Queens event just a few days earlier. “She (Johnson) has 30 years on tour, so I knew it wasn’t going to be easy,” Reasoner said.