Big weekend coming up at the Open, as Jeff Richgels and his 11thFrame.com group make their appearance, as well as top New England amateur Alex Aguiar, who has been an Eagle threat in the past and will be there with his NY-based group.

I think it would be really cool to see Riggs and crew win one more Team Eagle, before the new rules separate their team and age catches up with them.

Its going to have to be Team though. Team All-Events is already won. I firmly believe that. Too many super strong teams have come and gone, struggled and fallen short. 9600 is a lot more than it looks like on paper this year.

I'm calling it. JTUSA Support grabs their 3rd Team All-Events Eagle in four years, boosting Anthony Lacaze to become the first bowler in tournament history to win Eagles in four consecutive years.

Good news: Riggs has arranged to have his group streamed on Facebook Live. If you know where to find him on Facebook, the video should have him tagged once they go live.

Bowling Dynamics from Phoenix just took over the top spot in team with 3300.

I know all these guys and their companion team and (obviously) they are all very good bowlers. I've had my head handed to me by each one of them numerous times in local tournaments.

Their captain, Dave Cirigliano has a few top 5 finishes and two 300 games at Nationals, so this is hardly unexpected. Its a good team with a lot of accomplishments.

I really hope it wins, and I have a good feeling it will. Here's on to Team All Events.

champ, Riggs even enjoyed the performance watching from two pairs away.

What a great weekend to be an Arizona bowler. Bowling Dynamics is lead Team, Team All Events, Dave Cirigliano became the second bowler with three 300s and is second in Regular All Events, and ninth in Singles.

Last year Bowling with Leverage (another top Pro Shop team out of Phoenix) put up a big Team set, and finished inside the Top 10. Bowling Dynamics companion team, Vice Grips, was inside the top 25.

When I first started bowling, we didn't have a whole lot going on here in Arizona. Then Michael Haugen started wining on Tour, Stu Williams moved to town, Josh Blanchard has made a name for himself. Bryanna Cote set a woman's national record, made Team USA, and is doing well on the PWBA. Our scratch bowling scene got a lot stronger, and with that came a lot of enthusiasm. Good tournaments have been popping up and they're well run, competitive, and growing. And I think we're starting to see the results.

And just like that, they're beaten in Team All Events.

Right, champ, by HornswogglerS out of Staten Island w/ a 9,719. I'll post the Bowl.com article:

http://bowl.com/News/NewsDetails.aspx?id=23622326565

champ, while I'm thinking about it, I mentioned that you (not by name) thought Junior Team USA Support's 9,600 would hold up to Jeff Richgels, and he reminded me that he thought he had close to a lock twice only to lose; all it really takes is one hot team.

Low-to-cash as of 5/15:

Regular Division

Team: 2,630
Doubles: 1,065
Singles: 552
All-Events: 1,710

Classified Division

Team: 2,233
Doubles: 918
Singles: 462
All-Events: 1,452

Chris Viale's Cambridge Credit group, which usually has Shannon O'Keefe in it, is bowling later than they usually do, the weekend after this weekend (I think). I'm not sure about the rest of their lineup, but joining the group this year is Danny Khuu, who's done well at Junior Gold and who is fresh off of a record all-events performance at the Mass. state tournament.