H.S. bowling: Stark Conference players of the week, statistics, match results for Feb. 3

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The Stark County High School Bowling Conference announced its players of the week for Week 8 of the 2024-25 high school bowling season.

The honorees were Perry’s Dylon Parsons and Minerva’s Jadynn Thompson and Lillian Kugler.

Here is information on the honorees as provided by the conference:

BOYS

DYLON PARSONS

Parsons, a Perry senior, had games of 276 and 234 for a 510 series in a match against GlenOak. Here is background on Parsons:

What do you like best about bowling? Making new friends along the way.

What are you listening to now? Country

Favorite band/singer? Luke Combs

In 10 years I want to be … an EMT/paramedic.

What coach had to say: “Dylon is an excellent leader. He is always encouraging his teammates.” — Mark Boron

GIRLS

JADYNN THOMPSON

A senior for the Lions, Thompson had games of 267 and 234 for a 501 series at Park Centre in a match against North Canton Hoover. Here is background on Thompson:

What do you like best about bowling? The mental game, figuring out the lanes.

What are you listening to now? Coaches

Favorite band/singer? Suicideboys

Favorite school subject? Math

Favorite teacher? Mr. Mikes

In 10 years I want to be … a photographer.

What coach had to say: “Jadynn is a very strong bowler and can always keep a level head while bowling good or bad.” — Dana Keister

LILLIAN KUGLER

A senior for the Lions, Kugler had games of 243 and 227 for a 470 series in a match against United Local, 154 pins above her average. Here is background on Kugler:

What do you like best about bowling? I like making new friends within the team that I can continue having in the future.

What are you listening to now? My coaches

Favorite band/singer? Morgan Wallen

Favorite school subject? Math

Favorite teacher? Mr. Lucas

In 10 years I want to be … knowledgeable in livestock management and production and have my own beef farm.

What coach had to say: “When Lilli finds her path, she doesn’t let anybody break it, and it she showed that on Wednesday.” — Dana Keister

HONORABLE MENTION

* Georgia Gordon (Alliance), had 185 game and 324 series for highest of season, 77 pins over average;

  • Kennedy Finley (Triway), had games of 205 and 214 in match against Canton South
  • Rylee Dunn (Jackson), had series of 401 and 396, including three 200 games.

MATCH RESULTS FOR FEB. 3

STARK COUNTY CONFERENCE

BOYS

LAKE 2,926, GLENOAK 2,868

(Monday, at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)

Two-game series: Lake 2,076 (Tompot 242-188, Abbott 227-246, A. Venus 180-247, Hamrick 191-155, B. Venus 210-190); GlenOak 2,111 (Vacanti 198-184, Burns 205-247, Petrick 218-233, Gardener 234-173, Glenn 235-184).

Baker system: Lake 177-204-224-245; GlenOak 187-211-156-203

MARLINGTON 1,706, ALLIANCE 1,612
(Monday, at Alliance Elks Lanes, Alliance)

Two-game series: Alliance 1,325 (Bezon 132-193, Hill 116-113, Short 197-160, Ramsey 100-82, Aills 132-100); Marlington 1,443 (Powers 168-164, Lane 152, McIntyre 132, Wright 169-116, Thomas 128, Wines 158, Foss 150, Midcap 106).

Baker system: Alliance 159-128; Marlington 117-146

LOUISVILLE 2,761, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 2,234

(Monday, at Eastbury Bowling Center, Canton)

Two-game series: Louisville 1,994 (Geisey 247-232, Horn 170-220, Glaser 212-192, Beard 202-198, Huff 162, Grosenbaugh 159); Lake Center 1,612 (Conley 169-166, Roberts 187-165, Griffith 124-158, Moeynski 182-172, J. Wadle 167-122).

Baker system: Louisville 160-240-180-187; Lake Center Christian 169-148-169-136

GIRLS

LOUISVILLE 2,051, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 1,702

(Monday, at Eastbury Bowling Center, Canton)

Two-game series: Louisville 1,574 (Lopez-Cruz 144-192, Wenger 159-182, Miculan 134-159, Dejacimo 125-164, Beard 138-174); Lake Center 1,294 (Griffith 144-167, Herman 142, Trachsel 133-156, Wright 100, Collins 129-101, Samples 121-101).

Baker system: Louisville 156-145-176; Lake Center Christian 107-153-148

MARLINGTON 1,588, ALLIANCE 1,180

(Monday, at Alliance Elks Lanes, Alliance)

Two-game series: Alliance 994 (B. Gordon 80-94, G. Gordon 137-132, Mastrodonato 74-141, Neal 110-78, Rhodes 65-83); Marlington 1,297 (Shoemaker 115, Pate 121, WestCole 150-108, Wines 149-190, Feller 120, Cross 105, Blackman 116, Kerr 123).

Baker system: Alliance 100-86; Marlington 182-109

GLENOAK 2,303, LAKE 2,052

(Monday, at Park Centre Lanes, North Canton)

Two-game series: Lake 1,381 (Butler 137-144, Hobson 149-91, Paxton 164-177, Feher 134-136, Snyder 104-145); GlenOak 1,648 (Stergis 172-156, Clapper 130-201, Neading 153-191, Theodore 181-117, Abbuhl 146-195).

Baker system: Lake 186-176-151-158; GlenOak 160-141-179-175

STARK COUNTY CONFERENCE STATISTICS

Here are individual statistics through Week 8 in the Stark County High School Bowling Conference as released by the conference:

STARK COUNTY CONFERENCE STANDINGS
(Through Week 8 as released by SCHSBC)

American Division

Girls: Minerva 8-0 division, 16-1 overall; Carrollton 5-2, 12-3; United Local 4-4, 9-9; Marlington 4-4, 9-8; Salem 1-6, 1-11; Alliance 0-7, 0-14

Boys: Minerva 7-1, 14-3; Carrollton 6-1, 9-6; Salem 4-2, 8-4; United Local 4-4, 5-11; Marlington 1-6, 1-16; Alliance 0-7, 0-14

National Division

Girls: Louisville 6-0, 9-2; Canton Central Catholic 4-2, 9-4; Triway 4-3, 4-11; Lake Center Christian 3-3, 6-9; Canton South 1-5, 2-9; Massillon 1-6; 3-10

Boys: Triway 6-1, 10-5; Massillon 5-2, 10-3; Lake Center Christian 4-2, 9-6; Louisville 3-3, 6-5; Canton South 1-5, 5-6; Canton Central Catholic 0-6, 1-12

Federal Division

Girls: Green 9-1, 12-1; Perry 7-1, 10-2; North Canton Hoover 4-6, 6-8; GlenOak 3-5, 6-6; Lake 2-4, 5-5; Jackson 2-7, 4-8; Canton McKinley 1-4, 5-5

Boys: Perry 7-1, 11-1; Lake 4-2, 8-2; Green 6-4, 9-4; Jackson 5-4, 8-4; Canton McKinley 3-2, 6-4; North Canton Hoover 2-8, 4-10; GlenOak 1-7, 4-8

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