Ravenna High School’s boys and Norton’s girls came away with titles during the recent Metro Athletic Conference Preseason high school bowling tournament at Spins Bowl Kent.
In the boys division, Ravenna finished with 4,110 total pinfall in the event, which does count toward the MAC’s final standings. The Ravens were followed by Coventry (4,016) and Field (3,606).
The format was three regular games and six Baker System games in both divisions.
Streetsboro’s Conner Stevens was the top individual with 730, followed by Coventry’s Wade Allen with 706. Jeremiah Miller led Ravenna with 689, good for third overall and Jake Stefansic added 595.
The Comets had two other individuals in the top eight, including Andrew Naugle (648) and Aiden Jensen (630). Stevens and Miller tied for high game with 259.
In the girls division, Norton finished with 3,252 to top the eight-team field, followed by Springfield (2,985) and Streetsboo (2,564).
Individually, Springfield had the top players with Melania Martin (573) and Madison Knox (565) topping the field, followed by a pair of Norton players in Jenna Higgins (564) and Madylyna Mullet 541. Springfield’s Aubri Backward also shot 495, while the Panthers also had two other players in the top eight with Alaina Mullet (440) and Paige Sinker (439).
Martin had the high game with 225.
See complete results below.
MCAAA TOURNAMENT
Wadsworth’s boys and girls captured titles during the Medina County Area Athletic Association Tournament recently at AMF Medina Lanes.
The boys event had seven teams, with four teams in the girls event, with Brunswick boom disqualified.
The Grizzlies boys finished with 3,115 total pinfall, with teams bowling three regular games and five Baker System games during the event. They were followed by Highland (3,872) and Medina Buckeye (3,588).
The Grizzlies girls finished with 3,207 to top Buckeye (2,864) and Cloverleaf (2,067).
See complete results below.
H.S. SCORES FOR NOV. 22
Garaway moved to 3-0 and ended Conotton Valley’s 39-match regular-season winning streak Thursday with an Inter-Valley Conference girls bowling victory at the Rocket Center in Bowerston.
Erin Meek led the Pirates with a 390 series while Mylie Galigher led the Rockets, the 2023 OHSAA Division II state champions, with 383
STARK CONFERENCE
BOYS
PERRY 2,662, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 2,466
(at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)
Two-game series: Lake Center (Wade 104, Burner 139-191, Griffith 168-224, Roberts 222-199, Conley 212-179, Mozynski 138); Perry 1,928 (Parsons 173-167, Hervey 237-172, Presutti 156-236, Lambes 150-197, Nave 236-254).
Baker System: Lake Center 199-160-171-150; Perry 175-191-175-193
INTER-VALLEY CONFERENCE
BOYS
CONOTTON VALLEY 2,247, GARAWAY 1,875
(Thursday, at Rocket Center, Bowerston)
Two-game series: Conotton Valley 1,766 (Booth 140-149, Warner 215-209, Herron 200-148, Brown 131-154, Lorello 240-180); Garaway 1,534 (Lantern 204-182, Troyer 173-212, Specht 138-169, Weaver 135-110, Clymer 110-101).
Baker System: Conotton Valley 181-168-132; Garaway 119-101-121
GIRLS
GARAWAY 1,958, CONOTTON VALLEY 1,737
(Thursday, at Rocket Center, Bowerston)
Two-game series: Conotton Valley 1,428 (Z. Campbell 134-154, Dingman 107-144, T. Campbell 94, Booth 150-165, Galigher 202-181, Davis 97); Garaway 1,652 (Starner 155-197, Erb 153-170, Clymer 156-153, Barker 162-116, Meek 235-155).
Baker System: Conotton Valley 146-163; Garaway 179-127
PERRY 2,465, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 1,670
(at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)
Two-game series: Lake Center 1,277 (Green 150-118, Griffith 126-158, Herman 105-106, Collins 141-149, Ebie 95, Stayer 129); Perry 1,932 (Miller170, Ifangala 220, Boyer 227-206, Clapper 227-191, DeVore 173, Reeves 237-137, substitute 144).
Baker System: Perry 155-200-178; Lake Center 116-137-140