S-E girl’s end season on high note
By Kieran Coffey
Sun Sports Contributor
MATTYDALE – The Sherburne-Earlville girl’s varsity bowling team rounded out their brilliant season with an impressive second-place finish at the Sectional Tournament, which was held at Strike n’ Spare lanes in Mattydale last Sunday, Feb. 5.
The Marauders finished the tournament in the class C/D division with a total of 3,535 pins, just behind Clinton – who topped the podium, notching a total of 3,822 pins. Solvay finished in third place, with 3,319 total pins.
High rollers for S-E on the day were senior's Ashlee Hill and Liesa Armstrong, who had single-game highs of 149 and 213 respectively – as well as Jordyn Paul, who had a single-game high of 207.
On Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Marauders travelled to Utica to take part in the Center State Conference Tournament. After bowling three games, S-E once again fell victim to Clinton, but took home second place in the tournament.
Seniors Liesa Armstrong and Ashlee Hill bowled the last games of their high school careers. In S-E’s Division II, Liesa Armstrong had the second highest game, with a 267, as well as a 650 series. Jordyn Paul came in third, with a single-game high of 239 and a series of 606. Those games meant that Liesa and Jordyn had the chance to earn a place on the New York State team on Friday, Feb. 10, when they journeyed back to Utica to participate in shootouts.
“It was a fantastic season, and we as a team would like to thank everyone that had a part in our very successful season,” said Marauder head coach Dawn Dando.
Notably, the Sherburne-Earlville girls varsity bowling team finishes the season with a Center State Conference record of 13-1.
More information will appear in a later edition of The Evening Sun regarding the shootout for a state championship spot, when the information becomes available.
Sun Sports Contributor
MATTYDALE – The Sherburne-Earlville girl’s varsity bowling team rounded out their brilliant season with an impressive second-place finish at the Sectional Tournament, which was held at Strike n’ Spare lanes in Mattydale last Sunday, Feb. 5.
The Marauders finished the tournament in the class C/D division with a total of 3,535 pins, just behind Clinton – who topped the podium, notching a total of 3,822 pins. Solvay finished in third place, with 3,319 total pins.
High rollers for S-E on the day were senior's Ashlee Hill and Liesa Armstrong, who had single-game highs of 149 and 213 respectively – as well as Jordyn Paul, who had a single-game high of 207.
On Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Marauders travelled to Utica to take part in the Center State Conference Tournament. After bowling three games, S-E once again fell victim to Clinton, but took home second place in the tournament.
Seniors Liesa Armstrong and Ashlee Hill bowled the last games of their high school careers. In S-E’s Division II, Liesa Armstrong had the second highest game, with a 267, as well as a 650 series. Jordyn Paul came in third, with a single-game high of 239 and a series of 606. Those games meant that Liesa and Jordyn had the chance to earn a place on the New York State team on Friday, Feb. 10, when they journeyed back to Utica to participate in shootouts.
“It was a fantastic season, and we as a team would like to thank everyone that had a part in our very successful season,” said Marauder head coach Dawn Dando.
Notably, the Sherburne-Earlville girls varsity bowling team finishes the season with a Center State Conference record of 13-1.
More information will appear in a later edition of The Evening Sun regarding the shootout for a state championship spot, when the information becomes available.
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