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USBC Open Championships: CNY Eagle winners

Every title at the USBC Open Championships (team, doubles, singles, all-events and Team All-Events, in any division) earns the USBC Eagle. These are the Central New York bowlers on USBC's official champions lists.

Most Eagles

BowlerEagles
Dean Distin🦅 3
Mike Tryniski🦅 3
Derek Magno🦅 2

Titles by year

YearDivision & eventCNY winner(s) (hometown as listed)Source
2026Regular DoublesDean Distin (Phoenix)
with Mike Tryniski, 1,567 (tournament record)
[1] [2] [3]
2026Regular DoublesMike Tryniski (Fulton)
with Dean Distin, 1,567 (tournament record)
[1] [2] [3]
2026Standard SinglesMike Hunter (Liverpool)
768 (258-244-266), division record
[1] [2]
2024Regular All-EventsDerek Magno (Cicero)
2,255 (715-761-779)
[1] [2] [3]
2019Regular Team All-EventsDerek Magno (Cicero), Joe Conti Jr (Liverpool), Travis J. Mento (Liverpool)
Mento Produce, 9,983
[1] [2] [3]
1994Regular DoublesDean Distin (Phoenix)
with Mike Tryniski, 1,468
[1] [2]
1994Regular DoublesMike Tryniski (Fulton)
with Dean Distin, 1,468
[1] [2]
1994Regular Team All-EventsDean Distin (Phoenix), Mike Tryniski (Fulton), Jeff Gordon (Oswego), Bob Hoefer (Oswego), John Hough (Pennelville)
National Clean Way, 9,808
[1] [2] [3] [4]
1992Regular SinglesBob Youker Jr. (Syracuse)[1]
1983Regular TeamCliff Saliba (Syracuse)
with a Niagara Falls, N.Y., team
[1]
1975Classic DoublesMarty Piraino (Syracuse)
with Bill Bunetta, Fresno, Calif.
[1]
1942Booster TeamAlex Bukowski (Syracuse), Ed Kreski (Syracuse), Paul Lucas (Syracuse), Henry Walewski (Syracuse), Theodore Wegerski (Syracuse)[1] [2] [3]

Mento Produce (Baldwinsville) also included Anthony Pepe of East Elmhurst, N.Y., and Steve Meyer of Rochester, N.Y. They are not listed above because their listed hometowns are outside Central New York.

Sources: USBC Open Championships all-time champions lists (alphabetical A-D, E-J, K-M, N-S, T-Z), Regular Doubles, Regular All-Events and Standard Division champions lists, and bowl.com tournament news. Hometowns are as USBC lists them. Know a CNY Eagle we missed? Tell us.