Bowler: Mitch Piskur, 48, of Shiloh.
Latest bowling accomplishment: Rolled an 811 series at Suburban Bowlerama. It was his first career 800.
I started bowling: In Vermillion, Ohio, when I was nine years old.
Bowlers I have learned the most from: My dad, Jon, my youth coach, Keith Hall, and Daryl Dietz.
Best bowling advice I ever received: Forget the last frame.
Most memorable bowling moment: The day before my 18th birthday I rolled the first nine strikes in an adult/youth league. I finished with a 279. I did, however, get my first 300 in April 2008.
Part of my game I’m working on improving: Making my spares.
PBA bowlers I enjoy watching: Pete Weber, Walter Ray Williams and Nelson Burton.
Non-bowlers don’t realize: How many factors go into being a good bowler.
Advice I would give to someone just starting to bowl: Think about every shot and concentrate.
Future goals: Roll another 300 and raise my 214 average.
Note: The Glenn E. Bair tournaments at Hanover Bowling Centre conclude on Sunday, Nov. 28. Bowlers can compete in singles, doubles and team categories. The tournaments paid out more than $113,000 last year. For more information, go to www.HBCbowl.com.
Bowler of the Week is submitted by the York County Bowling Proprietors Association. To nominate a bowler, send email to bowleroftheweek@gmail.com.
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