The Stark County High School Bowling Conference announced its players of the week for Week 7 of the 2024-25 high school bowling season.
The honorees were Louisville’s Jonathan Horn, Green’s Madison Perrine and Salem’s Brooklyn Herold.
Here is information on the honorees as provided by the conference:
BOYS
JONATHAN HORN
Horn, a senior for the Leopards, rolled 269 and 231 for a 500 series in a match against Lake Center Christian, 137 pins over his average. Here is background on Horn:
What do you like best about bowling? Being able to work on myself.
What are you listening to now? Bruno Mars
Favorite band/singer? Bruno Mars
Favorite school subject? Math
Favorite teacher? Mrs. Foltz
In 10 years I want to be … completing my doctorate in the dental field.
What coach had to say: “Jonathan has been an important part of this team since he was a freshman. Throughout the years, I have watched him work hard and strive to reach his goals. Today, as a senior, he showed what he can really do. I am proud of his dedication and drive.” — Courtney Stallman
GIRLS
MADISON PERRINE
A senior for the Bulldogs, Perrine had games of 248 and 236 for a 484 series in a match last week. Here is background on Perrine:
What do you like best about bowling? The bond I make with others.
What are you listening to now? Country music, but I listen to just about everything.
Favorite band/singer? Noah Kahan
Favorite school subject? History
Favorite teacher? Mr. Thacker
In 10 years I want to be … a child psychologist.
BROOKLYN HEROLD
A junior for the Quakers, Herold bowled games of 242 and 169 for a 41 series against United Local at Hunt Club Lanes, which was 87 pins over her average. She broke every individual record at United last season before transferring this season. Here is background on Herold:
What do you like best about bowling? Representing my school, having fun with my teammates and bowling against my dad’s team this year.
What are you listening to now? “That’s So True” by Gracie Abrams
Favorite band/singer? NLE Choppa
Favorite school subject? Government
Favorite teacher? Mr. Carner or Mr. Myers
In 10 years I want to be … a physical therapist.
What coach had to say: “Brooklyn is a very competitive young lady. She is very talented and has a great knowledge of bowling. She is a true leader and has a bright future in bowling. She is very coachable. This being Salem’s inaugural season, she is in the record books with a high game of 242..” — Todd Spielman
HONORABLE MENTION
* Carson Presutti (Perry), 471 series with games of 224 and 247;
* Hailee Ulman (Carrollton), 459 series with games of 225 and 234 against Triway
MATCHES FROM JAN. 27
STARK COUNTY CONFERENCE
BOYS
GREEN 2,743, JACKSON 2,725
(Monday, at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)
Two-game series: Jackson 1,923 (Lovas 169-223, Dingler 213-202, J. Langton 162, N. Langton 236-186, Rohr 151, Russell 190-191); Green 1,897 (Kosmos 162-154, Kozlowski 145, Bidinger 254-231, Bordonaro 247-223, Boley 134, Fazek 212-135).
Baker system: Jackson 206-237-181-176; Green 203-162-267-214
MINERVA 2,155, ALLIANCE 1,559
(Monday, at Alliance Elks Lanes, Alliance)
Two-game series: Alliance 1,296 (Bell-Vaughan 80, Hill 84-78, Joseph 98, Salter 159-155, Smith 157-128, Short 163-194); Minerva 1,757 (Jones 152, Elder 161, Mueller 201, Hawk 185-172, Eckstein 167, Frazier 223-160, Keister 180, Ailing 156).
Baker system: Minerva 202-196; Alliance 158-105
LOUISVILLE 2,420, CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC 1,907
(Monday, at Eastbury Bowling Center, Canton)
Two-game series: Louisville 1,982 (Geisey 208-246, Glaser 182-150, Beard 245-164, Huff 165, Emerick 193-228, Grosenbaugh 201); Central Catholic 1,637 (L. Gawlak 183-183, Marino 156-109, Anderson 147-187, B. Gawlak 167-163, Knight 160-182).
Baker system: Central Catholic 147-123; Louisville 224-214
CARROLLTON 2,537, DOVER 2,354
(Monday, at Atwood Lanes, Dellroy)
Two-game series: Carrollton 1,898 (Taylor 168, Crider 218-172, Oberlin 1y4-152, Eckinger 224-23, Hutson 170, Green 169, Bittaker 217); Dover 1,838 (Shanklin 227-173, Beckley 157-195, Smith 199-179, Huntley 174-231, Zobenica 156-147).
Baker system: Carrollton 172-234-233; Dover 168-191-157
GIRLS
CARROLLTON 2,146, DOVER 1,824
(Monday, at Atwood Lanes, Dellroy)
Two-game series: Carrollton 1,672 (Ulman 192-182, Russell 177-214, Slutz 188-162, Brown 132, Bajornas 156-121, Bullock 148); Dover 1,441 (Dickey 133-137, Cooper 140, Steele 183-158, Yoder 143-228, Pittman 138-179, Brown 109).
Baker system: Dover 128-145-110; Carrollton 169-118-187
MINERVA 1,835, ALLIANCE 1,201
(Monday, at Alliance Elks Lanes, Alliance)
Two-game series: Alliance 1,017 (Larkin 79-122, B. Gordon 108-89, G. Gordon 151-105, Mastrodonato 85-109, Rhodes 98-71); Minerva 1,521 (Henderhan 127-193, Wood 192-164, Klitz 193-168, Gonzalez 132-152, Hymes 98-102).
Baker system: Minerva 145-169; Alliance 98-86
GREEN 2,526, JACKSON 1,987
(Monday, at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)
Two-game series: Jackson 1,389 (Thornton 137-124, Batdorff 113-103, Stevens 107, Blythe 97, Morris 150-157, Dunn 200-201); Green 1,881 (Krager 213-245, Taylor 185-194, Perrine 248-179, Randall 154, Roach 133, Gehring 166-164).
Baker system: Green 130-188-189-138; Jackson 153-144-143-158
LOUISVILLE 1,855, CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC 1,673
(Monday, at Eastbury Bowling Center, Canton)
Two-game series: Louisville 1,555 (Lopez-Cruz 147, Wenger 113-153, Miculan 204-133, Dejacimo 158-134, Beard 163-184); Central Catholic 1,396 (Guenther 119-117, Short 149-115, Natale 164-160,, Pulaski 109-147, Jenkins 138-178).
Baker system: Louisville 155-145; Central Catholic 151-126
INTER-VALLEY CONFERENCE
BOYS
CONOTTON VALLEY 2,172, TUSCARAWAS CENTRAL CATHOLIC 1,703
(Monday, at Rocket Center, Bowerston)
Two-game series: Conotton Valley 1,714 Lorello 243-206, Herron 143-166, Warner 192-167, Booth 115-152, M. Annibaldi 126-184); Tusky Central 1,310 (Williams 192-193, Breehl 182-156, Schilling 155-140, Bowers 153-137).
Baker system: Conotton Valley 146-177-135; Tusky Central 159-131-103
EAST CANTON 2,042, RIDGEWOOD 1,578
(Monday, at Legacy Lanes, Coshocton)
Two-game series: Ridgewood 1,348 (Malloy 192-170, Beckett 126-117, Zimmer 200-162, Miller 203-178); East Canton 1,686 (Spencer 196-184, Jute 151, Buehler 184-134, Ford 165, Lint 165-200, Isum 201, substitute 106).
Baker system: East Canton 193-163; Ridgewood 110-120
GIRLS
EAST CANTON 1,701, RIDGEWOOD 1,585
(Monday, at Legacy Lanes, Coshocton)
Two-game series: Ridgewood 1,31 (Labna 163-164, Beckett 100-125, Ehasz 121-119, Stanton 131, Medley 75, Kunze 169-146); East Canton 1,405 (Howard 137-129, McDonald 192-138, Lint 163-182, Alspaugh 128-137, Bailey 102, substitute 97).
Baker system: East Canton 155-141; Ridgewood 145-127
CONOTTON VALLEY 2,197, TUSCARAWAS CENTRAL CATHOLIC 1,855
(Monday, at Rocket Center, Bowerston)
Two-game series: Conotton Valley 1,600 (Case 148-166, Dingman 119, Campbell 122-166, Booth 169-170, Galigher 204-202, Hammond 134); Tusky Central 1,419 (Beatty 85-99, Leggett 148-116, Murphy 181-192, Houston 199-175, Hayes 111-113).
Baker system: Conotton Valley 179-198-220; Tusky Central 178-138-120