BOYS BOWLING
Wauseon 1875 Swanton 929
After some COVID related postponements, the Wauseon Indians were finally able to get their season started against a shorthanded Swanton team. Ryan Marks had the high series for Wauseon with a 339 (195+144) and Kage Little had the high game by rolling a 198 in game two on his way to a 331 series. The Bulldogs, who only had three bowlers available, were led by Seth Sweet who had a 267 series.
Liberty Center 2300 Delta 1792
The Tigers grabbed a 799-658 lead after game one and cruised to a win over Delta at Swanton Sports Center. Liberty Center’s Jacob Sexton fired a 436 series which included a 268 in game two. Brody Waugh topped Delta with a 323 (161+162) and Gabe Syverson added a 313 (147+166).
Evergreen 2346 Bryan 2228
A 390 (183+207) series by Ethan Shively paced Evergreen as they knocked off last year’s league champion. David Fuller was next for the Vikings with a 371 (178+193) and Derek Cobb tallied a 367 (184+183) in the win. Dominic Boothman had a 381 (194+187) to lead the Bryan effort followed by a 371 (175+196) from Matt Meade.
GIRLS BOWLING
Wauseon 2063 Swanton 1965
Danielle Carr rolled a 226 in game one and finished with a 405 series to lead the Lady Indians to a season opening win over Swanton. Rachel Carr was next for Wauseon with a 336 (177+159) and Quinlynn Rohda posted a 306 (183+123). Amy Lawson accounted for the Lady Bulldogs high score by recording a 343 (195+148) series.
Liberty Center 1851 Delta 1848
Delta held a 1441-1411 lead following the first two games, but Liberty Center rallied with a 440-407 advantage in the Baker Games to pull out a win by just three pins. Makenzie Desantos put together games of 137 and 202 for 339 series to lead the Lady Panthers while Ciarra Flickinger and Maddy Johnston each had a 304 series.
Bryan 2097 Evergreen 1705
Faith Harding had a 470 (213+257) and Gabriella Bany fired a 457 (213+244) to lead the Lady Bears past Evergreen. Michaela Baker paced Evergreen with games of 161 and 146 for a 307 in the loss.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Tinora 49 Hilltop 29
Tinora had nine different players score as they built a 31-14 lead at halftime on their way to a 49-29 win over Hilltop. Hilltop’s (2-1) Leanna Baker led all scorers with 14 points on the night.
