BOWLING: B-G hits a milestone in win over Afton/Harpursville
BAINBRIDGE – History was made in Friday’s matchup between the Bainbridge-Guilford and the Afton/Harpursville bowling teams. The Bobcats boys team achieved their highest score of all-time with a 3218-2126 victory while the girls earned a 1357-1192 win with just three bowlers.
The boys, who improved to 26-6 on the season, bowled dominantly with 586 or higher scores. Collin Dicks finished with a high series of 693 to lead the Bobcats, including a 244 in the first game and a 254 in the second game. Konnor Schmidt bowled the highest game of the afternoon with a 255 in the second of three games and finished with a 655 series.
For the girls, they took all four games as a team of three talented bowlers. They have been fighting all season and are 9-23. Catherine Fuller had the high series of a 588 with a 204 in the first game before finishing with a 202 in the final game. Railey Odell finished behind her with a 406 while Sophie Gold achieved a 363.
B-G believes success will continue to come with several matches ahead, including a tough matchup against Unadilla Valley on Tuesday at 3:45 p.m.
BG Boys:
Joey Doyle
203 205 178 (586)
William Hunter
213 202 185 (600)
Konnor Schmidt
223 255 177 (655)
Ryan Larsen
244 243 197 (684)
Collin Dicks
244 254 195 (693)
A/H:
Elijah Fellows
94 94 145 (333)
Andrew Wilson
131 120 109 (360)
Thakir Whitaker
173 151 119 (443)
Braedyn Barton
169 169 130 (468)
BG Girls:
Sophie Gold
87 116 160 (363)
Railey Odell
133 126 147 (406)
Catherine Fuller
204 182 202 (588)
A/H:
Morgan Crosby
97 79 87 (263)
Ollie Rutherford
93 91 95 (279)
Hailey Crosby
118 93 113 (324)
Gracie Bomboy
80 129 117 (326)
The boys, who improved to 26-6 on the season, bowled dominantly with 586 or higher scores. Collin Dicks finished with a high series of 693 to lead the Bobcats, including a 244 in the first game and a 254 in the second game. Konnor Schmidt bowled the highest game of the afternoon with a 255 in the second of three games and finished with a 655 series.
For the girls, they took all four games as a team of three talented bowlers. They have been fighting all season and are 9-23. Catherine Fuller had the high series of a 588 with a 204 in the first game before finishing with a 202 in the final game. Railey Odell finished behind her with a 406 while Sophie Gold achieved a 363.
B-G believes success will continue to come with several matches ahead, including a tough matchup against Unadilla Valley on Tuesday at 3:45 p.m.
BG Boys:
Joey Doyle
203 205 178 (586)
William Hunter
213 202 185 (600)
Konnor Schmidt
223 255 177 (655)
Ryan Larsen
244 243 197 (684)
Collin Dicks
244 254 195 (693)
A/H:
Elijah Fellows
94 94 145 (333)
Andrew Wilson
131 120 109 (360)
Thakir Whitaker
173 151 119 (443)
Braedyn Barton
169 169 130 (468)
BG Girls:
Sophie Gold
87 116 160 (363)
Railey Odell
133 126 147 (406)
Catherine Fuller
204 182 202 (588)
A/H:
Morgan Crosby
97 79 87 (263)
Ollie Rutherford
93 91 95 (279)
Hailey Crosby
118 93 113 (324)
Gracie Bomboy
80 129 117 (326)
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