Lady Marauder bowlers celebrate senior night with a win
By Kieran Coffey
Sun Sports Contributor
EARLVILLE – The Sherburne-Earlville girl’s varsity bowling team kept up their fantastic form recently, winning two more matches to complete their season – taking their record to 12-1.
On Tuesday, Jan. 31, S-E faced off against Cooperstown, and came out victors on a final score of 1,981 total pins to 1,606.
During the three-game series, the Marauders bowled games of 697, 654 and 630 on their way to winning the match comfortably.
Jordyn Paul had a great match, as she had the highest single-game score of the match, with a 181 in game one, as well as the best series score, with a 515. Liesa Armstrong also had a strong outing, finishing with a 431 three-game series.
That following Thursday, Feb. 2, the Marauders hosted Canastota on their senior night which was held at Hi-Skor Lanes in Earlville. Once again for S-E, they came away with the spoils, winning by a margin of 216 pins, on a scoreline of 2,190 total pins to 1,974.
In what was a much closer match, a terrific performance in game two of the three-game series, where the Marauders scored 823, was the defining moment of the match, leading to the win for S-E.
Seniors Liesa Armstrong and Ashlee Hill both had solid performances, finishing with a 477 and a 331 three-game series each respectively. Jordyn Paul had a night to remember, as she broke her personal record for a match, notching a three-game series total of 606.
Armstrong finishes her senior season on top, with the team high in series and games for the 2016-2017 season – snagging a high of a 650 series with a 267 high game. Armstrong grabbed 27 Turkeys to her credit.
Hill finishes with her season high for a series and game come at 362 and 136, respectively.
Finishing the 2016-2017 season, S-E successfully snagged a nifty league record of 12-1, with a divisional record of 7-1.
S-E travelled to Mattydale for the Sectional Tournament on Sunday, Feb. 5, before they ready to head to Utica this Tuesday, Feb 7, for the Center State Conference Tournament.
Additional information will be reported in a later edition of The Evening Sun, when it is made known.
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Sun Sports Contributor
EARLVILLE – The Sherburne-Earlville girl’s varsity bowling team kept up their fantastic form recently, winning two more matches to complete their season – taking their record to 12-1.
On Tuesday, Jan. 31, S-E faced off against Cooperstown, and came out victors on a final score of 1,981 total pins to 1,606.
During the three-game series, the Marauders bowled games of 697, 654 and 630 on their way to winning the match comfortably.
Jordyn Paul had a great match, as she had the highest single-game score of the match, with a 181 in game one, as well as the best series score, with a 515. Liesa Armstrong also had a strong outing, finishing with a 431 three-game series.
That following Thursday, Feb. 2, the Marauders hosted Canastota on their senior night which was held at Hi-Skor Lanes in Earlville. Once again for S-E, they came away with the spoils, winning by a margin of 216 pins, on a scoreline of 2,190 total pins to 1,974.
In what was a much closer match, a terrific performance in game two of the three-game series, where the Marauders scored 823, was the defining moment of the match, leading to the win for S-E.
Seniors Liesa Armstrong and Ashlee Hill both had solid performances, finishing with a 477 and a 331 three-game series each respectively. Jordyn Paul had a night to remember, as she broke her personal record for a match, notching a three-game series total of 606.
Armstrong finishes her senior season on top, with the team high in series and games for the 2016-2017 season – snagging a high of a 650 series with a 267 high game. Armstrong grabbed 27 Turkeys to her credit.
Hill finishes with her season high for a series and game come at 362 and 136, respectively.
Finishing the 2016-2017 season, S-E successfully snagged a nifty league record of 12-1, with a divisional record of 7-1.
S-E travelled to Mattydale for the Sectional Tournament on Sunday, Feb. 5, before they ready to head to Utica this Tuesday, Feb 7, for the Center State Conference Tournament.
Additional information will be reported in a later edition of The Evening Sun, when it is made known.
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