B-G boys win; Sidney/Unatego girls win MAC tip-off classic
Congratulations to Coach Sammy Ventura and the Bainbridge-Guilford Bobcats bowling team on winning the MAC tip-off classic tournament. (Submitted Photo)
BAINBRIDGE – Over the weekend, local MAC bowling teams kicked off the 2024 season in the Crimson Knights tip-off tournament, held at Galaxy Bowl. The Bainbridge-Guilford boys won the tournament with a total score of 3619 as Afton/Harpursville came in second (3535). Sidney/Unatego won the girls tournament with a total of 3254 with Afton/Harpursville in second (3134).
Boys:
B-G’s Cameron Cuozzo had the high handicap game of a 310 as teammate Aayden Ireland finished third with a high handicap series of a 759. Cuozzo also had the most pins over average in a game with 100.
Afton/Harpursville’s Easton Bagg earned the high handicap series with a 804 with UV/Norwich’s Teagin Ecceston in second with a 772. Bagg also earned the most pins over average in a series with 167.
Oxford-Greene’s Logan Yaddow finished third in the high handicap game, where he bowled a 277.
B-G’s Ryan Larsen rolled the highest scratch game of a 267 with UV/Norwich’s Jacob Prentice behind him with a 253. Oxford-Greene’s Aiden Roth finished third with a 232.
B-G’s Jacob Lyle finished third in the high scratch series with a 643.
Girls:
Kassidy Middleton led the B-G girls with a 246 high handicap game as the rest of the boards were dominated by UV/Norwich’s Kylie Menard. Menard took home the most pins over average in both game and series and had the highest handicap series of a 720.
UV/Norwich’s Shelby Rose bowled the highest scratch game of a 190 with Oxford-Greene’s Cassidy Johns behind her with a 178. Oxford-Greene’s Danica Fowlston finished second in the high scratch series with a 517.
Good luck to all teams in regular season play.
Boys:
B-G’s Cameron Cuozzo had the high handicap game of a 310 as teammate Aayden Ireland finished third with a high handicap series of a 759. Cuozzo also had the most pins over average in a game with 100.
Afton/Harpursville’s Easton Bagg earned the high handicap series with a 804 with UV/Norwich’s Teagin Ecceston in second with a 772. Bagg also earned the most pins over average in a series with 167.
Oxford-Greene’s Logan Yaddow finished third in the high handicap game, where he bowled a 277.
B-G’s Ryan Larsen rolled the highest scratch game of a 267 with UV/Norwich’s Jacob Prentice behind him with a 253. Oxford-Greene’s Aiden Roth finished third with a 232.
B-G’s Jacob Lyle finished third in the high scratch series with a 643.
Girls:
Kassidy Middleton led the B-G girls with a 246 high handicap game as the rest of the boards were dominated by UV/Norwich’s Kylie Menard. Menard took home the most pins over average in both game and series and had the highest handicap series of a 720.
UV/Norwich’s Shelby Rose bowled the highest scratch game of a 190 with Oxford-Greene’s Cassidy Johns behind her with a 178. Oxford-Greene’s Danica Fowlston finished second in the high scratch series with a 517.
Good luck to all teams in regular season play.
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