BOWLING: Afton/Harpursville hosts tip-off tournament, featuring UV/Norwich, Oxford/Greene and BG
1) Congratulations to the Unadilla Valley/Norwich Storm boys bowling team on winning the 2023 Afton/Harpursville tip-off tournament held at B-G’s Galaxy Bowl. (Photo from UVCSD), 2) Congratulations to the Afton/Harpursville girls’ bowling team on winning the 2023 Afton/Harpursville tip-off tournament held at B-G’s Galaxy Bowl. (Photo from AftonCSD), 3) The Oxford-Greene girls bowling team had three ladies stand out at the Afton/Harpursville tip-off tournament. Great job Danica Fowlston, Brianna Fowlston, and Lily Baxter who are pictured with Coach Frank Ross. (Photo from Oxford Academy CSD- Kristin Fowlston).
BAINBRIDGE – Over the weekend, the Afton/Harpursville Crimson Knights bowling team hosted the tip-off tournament at Bainbridge’s Galaxy Bowl, which also featured Unadilla Valley/Norwich, Oxford/Greene, and Bainbridge-Guilford. The Crimson Knights’ girls bowling team and the Unadilla Valley/Norwich Storm boys team finished first in the overall tournament.
Afton/Harpursville girls were led by Jaelin Brown with a 691 series as Amber Kolb bowled a 228. The Crimson Knights also had help from UV Storm’s Shannon Gilbert to make a full team.
The Crimson Knights boys’ team fell second to UV by only five pins. Aiden Smith had the second high-handicap game of a 286 as Afton/Harpursville scored a total score of 3550.
The Storm boys finished first and were led by Nate Rumovicz, who had the highest scratch game of a 259 as Jacob Prentice had the second highest and Dawson Robinson with the third highest. UV’s Teagin Eccleston accomplished having the most pins over average series, the most pins over average game, and earned first place high handicap series.
UV’s Shelby Rose earned first place high handicap game for the girls while Andie Mucha took the second place high series scratch and Brynn Grant with the third highest series scratch. Kathleen Bordonaro helped the short-handed B-G girls to a second place victory.
The Oxford-Greene girls bowling team took second place scratch with three confident bowlers earning awards on the day. Brianna Fowlston had the highest scratch game and was tied for high scratch series. Lily Baxter was awarded third place in high scratch game as Danica Fowlston earned third place high handicap series.
No full results were sent in of the tournament by press time.
Great job to all bowlers.
Afton/Harpursville girls were led by Jaelin Brown with a 691 series as Amber Kolb bowled a 228. The Crimson Knights also had help from UV Storm’s Shannon Gilbert to make a full team.
The Crimson Knights boys’ team fell second to UV by only five pins. Aiden Smith had the second high-handicap game of a 286 as Afton/Harpursville scored a total score of 3550.
The Storm boys finished first and were led by Nate Rumovicz, who had the highest scratch game of a 259 as Jacob Prentice had the second highest and Dawson Robinson with the third highest. UV’s Teagin Eccleston accomplished having the most pins over average series, the most pins over average game, and earned first place high handicap series.
UV’s Shelby Rose earned first place high handicap game for the girls while Andie Mucha took the second place high series scratch and Brynn Grant with the third highest series scratch. Kathleen Bordonaro helped the short-handed B-G girls to a second place victory.
The Oxford-Greene girls bowling team took second place scratch with three confident bowlers earning awards on the day. Brianna Fowlston had the highest scratch game and was tied for high scratch series. Lily Baxter was awarded third place in high scratch game as Danica Fowlston earned third place high handicap series.
No full results were sent in of the tournament by press time.
Great job to all bowlers.
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