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The Stark County High School Bowling Conference announced its players of the week for Week 6 of the 2024-25 high school bowling season.
The honorees were GlenOak’s Anthony Vacanti, Marlington’s Cora Wines and North Canton Hoover’s Carys Eynon.
Here is information as provided by the conference:
BOYS
ANTHONY VACANTI
Vacanti, a senior for the Eagles, had a season-high game of 290 with a 494 series. He also shot 486 in another recent match with 246 and 240. Here is background on Vacanti:
What do you like best about bowling? The strategic aspect of it.
What are you listening to now? Eminem
Favorite band/singer? Eminem
Favorite school subject? Math
Favorite teacher? Mr. Brown
In 10 years I want to be … working in cyber security.
What coach had to say: “Anthony strives to get better with his game. He continually asks questions. I was very excited when he told me he would be attending Walsh after graduation and bowling on its team. He deserves the opportunity.” — Jossett Petrick
GIRLS
CORA WINES
A senior for the Dukes and team captain, Wines rolled a 381 series against United with a 153 average and followed it up with a 192 game against Lake Center. She has improved her average each year over here three-year career.. Here is background on Wines:
What do you like best about bowling? I get the chance to always challenge myself with new techniques, and I get to see my hard work pay off.
What are you listening to now? Soundtrack from the show “Arcane”
Favorite band/singer? Twenty One Pilots
Favorite school subject? History
Favorite teacher? Ms. Wright
In 10 years I want to be … a 4-H educator
What coach had to say: “Cora Wines is a wonderful student-athlete and definitely the leader of our girls team. She coaches teammates and is always pushing the ladies to give their best and reminding them to have fun on the lanes. She is very deserving of this recognition.” — Beth Schick
CARYS EYNON
A junior for the Vikings, Eynon averaged 200.5 for the week with her season average being 169.57. She rolled a 408 series against Jackson and 393 against Lake,, having a 200 game in each match. Here is background on Eynon:
What do you like best about bowling? Spending time with my teammates.
What are you listening to now? Wicked
Favorite band/singer? Wicked
Favorite school subject? Music
Favorite teacher? Mr. Varn
In 10 years I want to be … a music teacher.
What coach had to say: “Carys is a great bowler, but she is an even better teammate. She is always supportive and helps to keep her teammates focused.” — Nichole Wells
SCHSBC STATISTICS
Here are the individual statistics through Week 6 in the Stark County High School Bowling Conference, as supplied by the conference:
SCHSBC STANDINGS
Here are the league standings for the SCHSBC as supplied by the conference through Week 6:
American Division
Girls: Minerva 12-1 overall, 5-0 division; United Local 8-6, 3-2; Marlington 7-8, 3-4; Carrollton 7-3, 3-2; Salem 1-8, 1-2; Alliance 0-12, 0-5
Boys: United Local 4-10, 4-1; Carrollton 6-4, 4-1; Minerva 10-3, 4-1; Salem 6-3, 2-1; Marlington 1-14, 1-6; Alliance 0-12, 0-5
Federal Division
Girls: Perry 8-2, 5-1; Green 8-1, 4-1; North Canton Hoover 5-5, 3-2; Jackson 3-7, 2-6; Lake 5-4, 2-3; GlenOak 4-4, 2-3; Canton McKinley 5-5, 1-4
Boys: Jackson 7-3, 5-3; Perry 9-1, 5-1; Green 7-3, 4-3; Canton McKinley 6-4, 3-2; North Canton Hoover 3-8, 3-2; Lake 7-2, 3-2; GlenOak 4-4, 2-3
National Division
Girls: Louisville 7-2, 4-0; Canton Central Catholic 7-3, 3-1; Triway 2-9, 2-3; Massillon 3-7, 1-4; Lake Center Christian 4-6, 1-2; Canton South 2-6, 1-3
Boys: Triway 6-5, 4-1; Massillon 7-3, 3-2; Lake Center Christian 7-3, 2-1; Louisville 5-4, 2-2; Canton South 5-3, 1-3; Canton Central Catholic 1-9, 0-4
TOURNAMENT REPORT
ROOTSTOWN SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Lutheran West finished with 4,255 total pinfall to capture the boys division of Sunday’s 19th annual Rootstown Rover Division II Sectional Preview at Spins Bowl Kent in Kent. Rootstown finished second with 3,934, followed by East Canton with 3,877. Lutheran West’s Zach Smeal turned in the high series with 771, followed by Rootstown’s Justin Miller with 712 and East Canton’s Dylan Lint with 710. In the girls division, Rootstown took the title with 3,228, followed by East Canton (3,170) and Woodridge (3,824). East Canton’s Madison Lint turned in the high girls series with 603, followed by Rootstown’s Emma Day with 602 and East Canton’s Logan McDonald with 504. The tournament format was three regular games followed by six Baker System games. Results for both the Division I, which was Saturday, and the Division II events are below:
HIGH SCHOOL MATCHES FOR JAN. 17 and 20
STARK COUNTY CONFERENCE
BOYS
TRIWAY 2,454, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 2,314
(Friday, at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)
Two-game series: Lake Center 1,744 (Moyznski 198-140, S. Wadle 172-147, Roberts 187-208, Conley 192-225, substitute 149); Triway 1,891 (George 160-170, Fiesler 181-206, Merckle 267-182, Finley 191-200, Eickleberry 135, Carey 189).
Baker system: Triway 175-205-183; Lake Center Christian 203-202-165
GIRLS
TRIWAY 1,691, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 1,598
(Friday, at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)
Two-game series: Lake Center 1,373 (Liechtenstein 192, Samples 147, Herman 143-156, Green 125-173, Collins 128-162, Wright 91-156); Triway 1,403 (Duncan 100-76, Wallace 146-146, Armstrong 113-131, Fisher 180-187, Finley 166-158).
Baker system: Lake Center Christian 133-92; Triway 134-154
INTER-VALLEY CONFERENCE
BOYS
INDIAN VALLEY 2,673, EAST CANTON 2,628
(Monday, at Eastbury Bowling Center, Canton)
Two-game series: East Canton 2,042 (Spencer 216-202, Jute 173-183, Buehler 214-190, Ford 227-194, Lint 237-206); Indian Valley 2,004 (Long 212-248, Irwin 172-162, Dinger 223-201, Jones 220-177, Blickensderfer 186-203)
Baker system: Indian Valley 235-214-220; East Canton 170-205-211
CLAYMONT 2,262, CONOTTON VALLEY 1,857
(Monday, at Boulevard Lanes, Dover)
Two-game series: Claymont 1,890 (Downing 211-182 Milburn 233-175, Shelter 167-172, Maurer 180-213, Fellows 167-190); Conotton Valley 1,548 (Lorello 206-214, Warner 126-140, Herron 156-135, Booth 148-161, M. Annibaldi 126-136).
Baker system: Conotton Valley 149-160; Claymont 188-184
GIRLS
EAST CANTON 2,107, INDIAN VALLEY 1,825
(Monday, at Eastbury Bowling Center, Canton)
Two-game series: East Canton 1,682 (McDonald 224-164, Lint 236-193, Alspaugh 152-118, Howard 146, Becker 121, Bailey 156-172); Indian Valley 1,401 (Blickensderfer 150-147, Richmond 128-132, Dunlap 129-151, Myers 167-155, Leach 99, Tristand 143).
Baker system: Indian Valley 139-171-114; East Canton 168-146-111
CONOTTON VALLEY 1,936, CLAYMONT 1,691
(Monday, at Boulevard Lanes, Dover)
Two-game series: Claymont 1,416 (Warren 135-136, Aul 132-110, Groah 190-212, Taggert 123-125, Clift 119-134); Conotton Valley 1,596 (Galigher 211-157, Booth 167-192, Campbell 133-174, Dingman 167-110, Case 127-158).
Baker system: Conotton Valley 148-192; Claymont 145-130
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
BOYS
WADSWORTH 2,289, BARBERTON 1,467
(Friday, at Charger Lanes, Norton)
Two-game series: Wadsworth 1,765 (Nagel 191-197, O’Conner 142-169, Eagon-Mohlmaster 205, C. Fitzgerald 161, D. Fitzgerald 232; substitutes 150-139-179); Barberton 1,146 (Slater 85, Daniel 97-74, Murphy 79, Nebelski 142-190, Terrell 140-126, Knickey 137, substitute 75).
Baker system: Barberton 95-113-113; Wadsworth 170-199-155
GIRLS
WADSWORTH 1,996, BARBERTON 1,162
(Friday, at Charger Lanes, Norton)
Two-game series: Wadsworth 1,590 (Craig 168-149, Martin 134, Lutz 167-198, Myers 185-143, Masada 166, Parsons 136, Shaeffer 144); Barberton 924 (Tredway 112, Seminatore 107-70, Conley 108-97, Black 109, Seiler 81, Grisewhite 92-62, substitute 86).
Baker system: Barberton 89-76-73; Wadsworth 154-124-128