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Camarillo Open
OfflineAs you probably noticed on the front page, the Camarillo Open was a great success for ASU! The team captured its second title in 3 years at Harley's Camarillo Bowl, thanks in large part to some great team baker bowling. Aside from myself leading the tournament, Kevin Narciso placed high in the standings - which have yet to be posted on collegebowling.com.
I'd like to point out that although Dan Delano only saw one game of qualifying during the weekend, he was a vital part of our finals run, striking in each of his first 11 shots of baker and numerous times throughout the rest of the baker matches, great job ASU!
ASU is approaching what coach, Jordan Nassberg, refers to as the real beginning to the season - Christmas tournaments in Las Vegas and out East in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 4 Tournaments in just over two weeks will be a true test to the Sun Devils, and should serve as a good barometer of where the team stands among some of the nations best teams.
Also, check out the PBA's website each Wednesday for Andrew's Angle, a blog posted each week by former ASU bowler and assistant coach Andrew Cain about being a rookie on tour! This past week's blog included a quick lesson learned while practicing with ASU's team!
Brian Makan
ASU Junior, Class of '10
Of course it is great achievement for them. They are just brilliant!Any way i am mathew and now a days i am free from my work as a senior administrator in D&G. Right now i am planning for some outdoor trip and urgently need some information about golf vacation . But my wife and kids are willing to ask about all inclusive vacation due to their good past experience. My colleagues are insisting to go for bahamas vacation packages this time. I think every one is best at his own place. But i want full time entertainment this time.