ML bowlers go to state
Submitted Tim Harper | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 11 months AGO
Billy Shestock
Washington State Youth Bowlers competed recently in Tacoma at Pacific Lanes.
Lake Bowl had 17 boys and girls compete this weekend. It was a very exciting time for a lot of these bowlers who have never competed in a tournament before. They competed in singles, doubles and team.
They had some outstanding bowling happening this weekend.
Billy Shestock bowled a perfect game of 300 in his doubles event. He ended that series with a 726 scratch. We also had quite a few bowl over their averages. Billy Shestock and Ethan Kendall bowled 25 or more over their average. Milton Gomez bowled 20 over, Liz Bushard and Maddy Garza bowled 15 or more over average, Mikaylah Swanson, Chiarra Hudson and Haley Rogers bowled 10 or more.
We had quite a few bowl at average or 5 over average Ashleigh Hash, Brianna Britton, Kimberly Mulder, Tattaum Johnston, Mathew Barnett, Payton Owen, Danielle Garcia, Hunter Kendall and Kayla Steffler.
We want to congratulate them on an outstanding weekend and look forward to see where they place in the coming weeks.
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