At last weekends Big Blue Challenge..'
17th place out of 28 Teams.
Outstanding bowler: Sophomore, Kaitlyn Wheatley with a high game of 177 and a high series of 432.
Our next action will be Jan. 4th and 5th at the Back to School Bash at RollHouse lanes.
RESULTS FROM LAST WEEKENDS BIG BLUE CHALLENGE:
5th place out of 26 Teams.
Outstanding bowler: Freshman, Jeffrey Pike with a high game of 245 and a high series of 633.
NEXT UP IS THE BACK TO SCHOOL BASH ON JANUARY 4TH AND 5TH.
The outstanding bowler was Freshman Jeffrey Pike with a high game of 236 and a high series of 470. East
East 2706 Sycamore 2254
The outstanding bowlers of the match were Curtis Hudson with a high score of 214 and Owen Chalfin with a high series of 402. Our next game will be on 12/11/2024 with Lakota West at RollHouse lanes.
Boys Varsity
East 2378 Kings 2344
The outstanding bowler of the match was Senior Jake Castillo with a high game of 204 and the high series of 397.
East will be in action next week Dec. 3rd versus Sycamore at Crossgate lanes.
The East boy's bowlers ended their season on Tuesday in the Sectional Tournament. They finished in 9th place overall with a score of 3549. The outstanding bowler of the tournament for East was Sophomore Ryan Humphres with a series high of 550 and a
East Boys Bowling competed at the GMC Clash invite this past weekend. See the results below: Boys 5th Place Total score 3480 Outstanding bowler of the match was Sophomore Ben Holland with a high series of 576 and a high game of 216.
East Boys Bowl earned a 2557-1951 win over Princeton on Wednesday. The outstanding bowler of the match was Sophomore Ben Holland with a high series of 425 and a high game of 213.
East Bowling (7-7, 5-3) will wrap up the regular season next Thursday, Feb. 15th at Oak Hills.
This week's CAPORAL, Lakota East Team of the Week, is the Thunderhawk Bowling Teams. These talented "alley masters" have worked hard this season and made great improvements in their game. Games scores don't always reflect progress. Each Hawk
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