Chick (as we fondly know her) has been a member of the Auburn Women's Bowling Association for nearly 40 years. She began her involvement with the game while attending Auburn Community College on a team with her landlady at Cayuga Lanes.
Chick started coaching youth bowlers with Vi Stoddard at Cayuga Lanes over 25 years ago. After Cayuga Lanes burned down in 1988, she moved on to the Falcons helping and coaching with Nancy Jean Barski. When Nancy Jean passed away, Chick took over the Lang Memorial League which was renamed “Nancy's Kids”.
She served as the 2nd vice-president for Auburn Youth Bowling from 1998 to 2004. She became the president in 2004 and still serves in that capacity. She also serves on the Youth Scholarship Committee. She has also supported the AWBA by participating in city and state tournaments, 600 club, 600-700 club events and the women's masters with a 3rd place finish in 1983. She has a career high game of 287 and high series of 686.
Chick's most memorable moments were the years she spent serving with Nancy Jean Barski.
We are proud to induct into the Auburn Women's Bowling Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service Rosemary “Chick” Pidlypchak!
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Superior Achievement: SUSAN NAGLE
Susan “Sue” Nagle
Age 59
Sue has been a member of the Auburn Women's Bowling Association for over 30 years. She began her involvement with game at the age of twelve at the Polish Falcons Lanes.
Sue has a career high average of 192. She has rolled numerous 600 series and two 700 series, both being 716. Her 716 in the 2005-2006 season earned her the association high series award.
Sue has competed in the women's master tournament many times and has qualified for most of them. She is a two time master's champion, the first in 1988 and again in 1996. She also served as tournament director for 2 years.
Sue's most memorable moments are rolling her first 700 series and winning the masters. She credits her bowling success and biggest supporter to her father “Hall of Famer” Mike Taylor.
We are proud to induct into the Auburn Women's Bowling Hall of Fame for superior achievement, Susan “Sue” Nagle.
Rosemary “Chick” Pidlypchak
Susan “Sue” Nagle