WILMINGTON — Despite not bowling in the league tournament Saturday at Royal Z Lanes, the Wilmington High School boys bowling team earned a co-championship in the SBAAC American Division.
The Hurricane team was in quarantine because of Covid-19 and were unable to participate in the tournament. They had a 9-1 regular season record, good enough for first place in the league.
Western Brown was second during the regular season and, without Wilmington in its way, finished first in the league tournament.
According to SBAAC Commissioner Pat Hill, the league athletic directors decided to “award Wilmington co-champs with Western Brown. Both teams are well deserving.”
Ryan Abling of Goshen was the tournament’s top individual with a 689 series.
Clinton-Massie’s Tyler Keck had a 655 series. The Falcons were third in the tournament.
The final standings had Wilmington and Western Brown tied for first, Batavia third, Clinton-Massie fourth, New Richmond fifth and Goshen sixth.
SUMMARY
Feb 6, 2021
@Royal Z Lanes
SBAAC American Div. boys tournament
TEAM
Western Brown 3365, Batavia 3131, Clinton-Massie 3058, New Richmond 3033, Goshen 2833
INDIVIDUALS
CLINTON-MASSIE-Tyler Keck 193, 207, 255 (655), Gavan Hunter 155, 213, 137 (505), Cole Johnston 157, 145, 177 (479), Mitchell Lennon 210, 211, 163 (584), Braden Adams 154, 185, 163 (502)
