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JUNIOR MASTER Certificate Program

The Junior Master Certificate (JMC) Program was created in 2000 for youth bowlers who were seeking long-term coaching. It incorporates a unique scoring system that takes the student's mind off of the score and putting it on the task at hand. By rewarding points on the quality of performance of each shot, each game (specific drill or drills) allows the student to work towards accumulating the necessary points to earn framed certificates. It's those tangible rewards that keep a young bowler's interest during long-term training.

While originally designed for young bowlers, JMC drills work very well for a bowler of any age and any skill level. The beauty of JMC drills is that they can be used individually, or combined, creating literally dozens of ways to target improvement on any aspect of a bowler's game.

Additional benefits for Young Bowlers

The way in which I coach young bowlers allows me to introduce "other" areas of learning during our training sessions. Mathematics and vocabulary are the most popular subjects incorporated into JMC sessions. Development of both physical abilities as well as critical thinking skills is at the heart of any JMC training session.

Honesty and integrity are qualities that are encouraged and rewarded during all JMC training sessions. Periodically, students are asked his or her thoughts on particular aspects of a shot thrown. When a student answers honestly, which most do, I make a special mention as to their honesty and reward them with "bonus" points. By rewarding honesty a positive message is conveyed developing the concept of integrity encouraging like behavior elsewhere in that young person's life.

Junior Master Certificate Program - QUICK FACTS

1 Member of Junior Team USA
1 USBC Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow
1 USBC Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow
5 Dexter/USBC High School All-America Members
4 FHSAA State Champions ............. 3 Youth Hall of Fames
8 FHSAA District Champions ......... 27 perfect (300) games

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Quad Platinum Certificate
2,500 points
Haley Kvarnberg - age 18 (2020)
Tyler Current - age 14 (2013)

Triple Platinum Certificate
2,000 points
Max Heyman - age 13 (2022)
Haley Kvarnberg - age 18 (2019)
Cody Stevens - age 16 (2016)
Tyler Current - age 13 (2013)

Double Platinum Certificate
1,500 points
Max Heyman - age 13 (2022)
Haley Kvarnberg - age 18 (2019)
Arturo Perez - age 18 (2015)
Cody Stevens - age 13 (2014)
Mike Getter - age 17 (2013)
Tyler Current - age 12 (2012)

Platinum Certificate
1,000 points
Max Heyman - age 13 (2022)
Haley Kvarnberg - age 18 (2019)
Crystal Singh - age 17 (2017)
Antonio Corea - age 13 (2015)
Cody Stevens - age 11 (2012)
Rory Pennington - age 9 (2012)
Ryan Hernandez - age 12 (2012)
Tyler Current - age 12 (2012)
Tyler Stossel - age 10 (2011)
Carey Green-Myers - age 14 (2011)
Arturo Perez - age 12 (2009)
Mike Getter - age 12 (2008)
Andrew Koff - age 11 (2002)

"SPECIAL" GOLD Certificate
500 points
Joe Benenati - age 60 (2014)

Gold Certificate
500 points
Thales Rabinowitz - age 7 (2024)
Max Heyman - age 12 (2022)
Haley Kvarnberg - age 17 (2018)
Daniela Perez - age 17 (2016)
Crystal Singh - age 16 (2016)
Kennedi Laughlin - age 15 (2015)
Antonio Corea - age 12 (2015)
Cody Stevens - age 10 (2012)
Ryan Hernandez - age 12 (2012)
Tyler Current - age 12 (2011)
Rory Pennington - age 7 (2011)
Tyler Stossel - age 9 (2010)
Carey Green-Myers - age 13 (2010)
Arturo Perez - age 11 (2008)
Mike Getter - age 12 (2008)
Ana Koff - age 9 (2001)
Andrew Koff - age 10 (2001)

"SPECIAL" SILVER Certificate
250 points
Joe Benenati - age 58 (2012)

Silver Certificate
250 points
Thales Rabinowitz - age 7 (2024)
Max Heyman - age 12 (2021)
Madison Foster - age 17 (2019)
Larkin Kramer - age 16 (2018)
Haley Kvarnberg - age 17 (2015)
Masen Purcell - age 14 (2018)
Daniel Perez - age 16 (2015)
Crystal Singh - age 15 (2015)
Kennedi Laughlin - age 15 (2015)
Antonio Corea - age 12 (2014)
Brandon Sucher - age 17 (2013)
Andrew Celesti - age 14 (2012)
Cody Stevens - age 10 (2012)
Ryan Hernandez - age 11 (2011)
Tyler Current - age 12 (2011)
Rory Pennington - age 7 (2011)
Armand Violi - age 14 (2011)
private - age 9 (2010)
Jackson Alley - age 11 (2010)
Tyler Stossel - age 8 (2009)
Carey Green-Myers - age 12 (2009)
Arturo Perez - age 11 (2008)
Mike Getter - age 11 (2007)
Alannah Irwin - 12 (2002)
Ana Koff - age 9 (2001)
Andrew Koff - age 10 (2001)

"SPECIAL" Bronze Certificate
100 points
Logan Flock - age 18 (2018)
Joe Benenati - age 58 (2012)

Bronze Certificate
100 points
Thales Rabinowitz - age 7 (2024)
Sebastian Lara - age 13 (2023)
Brady Oristano - age 14
(2022)
Max Heyman - age 12 (2021)
Haley Kvarnberg - age 17 (2018)
Sophia Kata - age 14 (2018)
Carson Namen - age 16 (2018)
Masen Purcell - age 14 (2018)
Larkin Kramer - age 16 (2017)
Jaimeson Ramos - age 18 (2017)
Madison Foster - age 14 (2016)
Kevin Morrissey Jr - age 17 (2016)
Ricky Mesa Jr - age 16 (2015)
Crystal Singh - age 15 (2015)
Daniela Perez - age 15 (2014)
Antonio Corea - age 12 (2014)
Kenndi Laughlin - age 15 (2014)
Kristin Zimmerman - age 17 (2012)
Andrew Celesti - age 14 (2012)
Max Miller - age 14 (2012)
Cody Stevens - age 10 (2011)
Ryan Hernandez - age 11 (2011)
Tyler Current - age 11 (2011)
Armand Violi - age 13 (2011)
Rory Pennington - age 7 (2010)
Scott Pham - age 9 (2010)
Stephen Berman - age 8 (2010)
private - age 9 (2010)
Jackson Alley - age 11 (2010)
Javier "2.0" Sahagun - age 16 (2009)
Tyler Stossel - age 8 (2009)
Carey Green-Myers - age 11 (2008)
Arturo Perez - age 11 (2007)
Mike Getter - age 11 (2007)
Alannah Irwin - age 12 (2002)
Ana Koff - age 8 (2001)
Andrew Koff - age 9 (2001)

104 JM Certificates earned
2 Special JM Certificates earned

After winning the 2017 FHSAA State "Single" Title, Crystal Singh was later selected by the USBC as their 2018 Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow. Since its introduction in 1961, Crystal is the only girl from Florida to be selected for this prestigious annual award.

In 2016, Crystal Singh earned her Gold JM Certificate. Crystal rolled her first 300 game during the first week of high school bowling in Broward County, Florida. This is the first 300 game and only ever bowled in Broward County High School Bowling since its creation in 2010. Crystal's 536 (300-236) total is also a new girls 2-game scoring for Broward County.

Crystal finished National Runner-Up in the Girls Team event and 3rd place in the Girls Singles event during the 2016 U.S. High School Bowling National Championships in Tamarac, Florida.

Cody Stevens earned his Triple Platinum JM Certificate and rolled his 2nd 300 game.

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In 2015, Kennedi Laughlin traveled from Texas to Florida several times for training, earning her Bronze, Silver and Gold JM Certificates in the process. Her hard work on the lanes over the past year helped Kennedi not only lead her high school team to the Texas state finals, but she also set a new girls Texas HS state record with a 224.6 average.

Arturo Perez and Cody Stevens earned their Double Platinum JM Certificates.

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In 2014, Joe Benenati earned his "Special" Gold Junior Master Certificate shortly after his 60th birthday.

Cody Stevens earned his Double Platinum JM Certificate.

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Joe Benenati earns his Special Junior Master GOLD certificate in 2014

In 2013, Tyler Current earned his Triple & Quad Platinum JM Certificates.
... ... Mike Getter earned his Double Platinum JM Certificate.
......... Brandon Sucher earned his SILVER JM Certificate.

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In 2012, Joe Benenati, age 58, earned his "Special" Bronze Junior Master Certificate and a "Special" Silver Junior Master Certificate.

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Joe Benenati with his Special Junior Master SILVER certificate

In 2012, the first-ever Double Platinum Junior Master Certificate was earned by Tyler Current. While it did take Tyler nearly a year-and-a-half to earn his JM Double Platinum Certificate, his hard work payed off. .

Though only age 12, Tyler finished Broward County High School Bowling with the boys highest average (213.1), boys high game (269) and boys high two-game series (493). He also led his boys team at Highland Christian Academy to a first place finish during the regular season, and a 3rd place finish during the District Championships. As a result of his season-long success, Tyler went on to be the first 7th grader ever selected by the Miami Herald as the Boys High School "Athlete of the Year" for Bowling in Broward County for 2012/13.

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After winning a FHSAA State Singles Title in 2006, and a pair of FHSAA State Runner-Up finishes in 2007 and 2008, Andrew Koff capped off his impressive high school bowling career by being selected as the 2010 USBC Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow.

Andrew Koff and his sister Ana, who also won the 2009 FHSAA State Singles Title, were both selected to the 2009/10 Dexter USBC All-America High School Team. This was Andrew's third consecutive Dexter USBC All-America High School Team selection, while it was Ana's first Dexter USBC All-America High School Team selection.

Junior Master PLATINUM Certificates


Max Heyman - age 13 - TRIPLE PLATINUM (2022)	Cody Stevens - age 16 - TRIPLE PLATINUM (2016)	Tyler Current - age 14 - QUAD PLATINUM (2013)	Tyler Current - age 13 - TRIPLE PLATINUM (2013)


	Max Heyman - age 13 - DOUBLE PLATINUM (2022)	Arturo Perez - age 18 - DOUBLE PLATINUM (2015)	Cody Stevens - age 13 - DOUBLE PLATINUM (2014)


	Mike Getter - age 17- DOUBLE PLATINUM (2013)	Tyler Current - age 12- DOUBLE PLATINUM (2012)	Ryan Hernandez - age 12 - PLATINUM (2012)


Antonio Corea - age 13 - PLATINUM (2015)	Tyler Current - age 12 - PLATINUM (2012)	Rory Pennington - age 9- PLATINUM (2012)	Cody Stevens - age 11 - PLATINUM (2012)	Tyler Stossel - age 10 - PLATINUM (2011)	Cary Green-Myers - age 14 - PLATINUM (2011)

Junior Master GOLD Certificates


Thales Rabinowitz - age 7- GOLD (2024)	Max Heyman - age 12 - GOLD (2022)	Haley Kvarnberg - age 17 - GOLD (2018)	Daniela Perez - age 17 - GOLD (2016)	Crystal Singh - age 16 - GOLD (2016)


	Kennedi Laughlin - age 15 - GOLD (2015)	Cody Stevens - age 10 - GOLD (2012)	Tyler Current - age 12- GOLD (2011)	Rory Pennington - age 8- GOLD (2011)

Junior Master SILVER Certificates


Thales Rabinowitz - age 7 - SILVER (2024)		Max Heyman - age 12 - SILVER (2021)		Madison Foster - age 17 - SILVER (2019)


Masen Purcell - age 14 - SILVER (2018)	Daniela Perez - age 16 - SILVER (2015)	Kennedi Laughlin - age 15 - SILVER (2015)	Crystal Singh - age 15 - SILVER (2015)


	Antonio Corea - age 12 - SILVER (2014)	Brandon Sucher - age 18 - SILVER (2013)	Cody Stevens - age 10 - SILVER (2012)	Armand Violi - age 14 - SILVER (2011)

Junior Master BRONZE Certificates


Thales Rabinowitz - age 7 - BRONZE (2024)	Sebastian Lara - age 13 - BRONZE (2023)	Max Heyman - age 12 - BRONZE (2021)	Haley Kvarnberg - age 17 - BRONZE (2018)


Sophia Kata - age 14 - BRONZE (2018)	Masen Purcell - age 14 - BRONZE (2018)	Larkin Kramer - age 16 - BRONZE (2017)	Jaimeson Ramos - age 18 - BRONZE (2017)


Madison Foster - age 14 - BRONZE (2016)	Daniela Perez - age 15 - BRONZE (2014)	Antonio Corea - age 12 - BRONZE (2014)	Kennedi Laughlin - age 15 - BRONZE (2014)


Vinnie Fodera - age 14 - BRONZE (2013)	Andrew Celesti - age 14 - BRONZE (2012)	Max Miller - age 14 - BRONZE (2012)	Kristin Zimmerman - age 17 - BRONZE (2012)


Cody Stevens - age 10 - BRONZE (2011)	Ryan Hernandez - age 10 - BRONZE (2011)	Tyler Current - age 11 - BRONZE (2011)


Rory Pennington - age 7- BRONZE (2010)	Stephen Berman - age 8- BRONZE (2010)	Scott Pham - age 9- BRONZE (2010)	Allison Medoff - age 16 - BRONZE (2010)

Andrew Koff
- age 9 -
BRONZE (2001)

First bowler to earn his
Junior Master Certificate!

To learn more about the Junior Master Certificate Program, or to contact Mike, e-mail him at: worldmike@aol.com