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| Shorewood Varsity Bowling Team |
Moses Lake, R. A. Long and Mariner High Schools Leading After Day One of the 53rd Annual WSBPA High School Varsity Bowling Championships at Narrows Plaza Bowl in Tacoma
Shorewood has two teams and Shorecrest one at the Championships in Tacoma.
Moses Lake, R. A Long (Longview), and Mariner (Everett) High School Varsity bowling teams emerged as the top three seeded teams entering tomorrow’s grand finale of the 53rd Annual Washington State Bowling Proprietors’ Association (WSBPA), State High School Varsity Bowling Championships taking place at Narrows Plaza Bowl in University Place, WA (2200 West Mildred Avenue, Tacoma, WA).
In singles, Olivia Kolppa (Anacortes), Crystal Doyle (Cascade), and Thea Hatch, (Marysville Gethchell) lead the girls singles event, while Aidghan Ziegler (Home School), Josh Gyer (Curtis ), and Noah Cooper (Marysville Pilchuk), are in 1st place in their respective divisions after 5 games of qualifications.
24 five-person teams laced up their shoes competing in three divisions along with 72 bowlers competing in a singles division. Teams and singles championships will be crowed Sunday, February 18th at 2:30 p.m. as the competition resumes at 9:00 a.m.
More than 1,000 student athletes statewide participated during the bowling season. Now in its 53rd year, this is the 2nd longest running High School Bowling Championship in America, following only New York.
Place Team Pts. Pin Fall
Division I
1 Moses Lake 26 4559
2 Oak Harbor 19 4415
3 East Wenatchee 18 4473
4 Bellarmine #1 18 4411
5 Shorewood 17 4621
6 Mt. Spokane 17 4352
7 Valley#1 14 4478
8 Bellarmine #2 11 4264
Division II
1 R.A. Long 23½ 4272
2 Riverside 21½ 4091
3 Omak 21 4482
4 Wenatchee 21 4226
5 Shadle Park 16½ 3999
6 Valley 12½ 4174
7 Rogers 12½ 4128
8 Shorecrest 11½ 3948
Division III
1 Mariner 22½ 4052
2 Lake Stevens 21½ 3990
3 Shorewood #2 21½ 3812
4 Ferndale 16½ 3914
5 Castle Rock 16 3730
6 Kamiak 15 3495
7 East Wenatchee 14 3676
8 Marysville 13 3445
In singles, Olivia Kolppa (Anacortes), Crystal Doyle (Cascade), and Thea Hatch, (Marysville Gethchell) lead the girls singles event, while Aidghan Ziegler (Home School), Josh Gyer (Curtis ), and Noah Cooper (Marysville Pilchuk), are in 1st place in their respective divisions after 5 games of qualifications.
24 five-person teams laced up their shoes competing in three divisions along with 72 bowlers competing in a singles division. Teams and singles championships will be crowed Sunday, February 18th at 2:30 p.m. as the competition resumes at 9:00 a.m.
More than 1,000 student athletes statewide participated during the bowling season. Now in its 53rd year, this is the 2nd longest running High School Bowling Championship in America, following only New York.
Place Team Pts. Pin Fall
Division I
1 Moses Lake 26 4559
2 Oak Harbor 19 4415
3 East Wenatchee 18 4473
4 Bellarmine #1 18 4411
5 Shorewood 17 4621
6 Mt. Spokane 17 4352
7 Valley#1 14 4478
8 Bellarmine #2 11 4264
Division II
1 R.A. Long 23½ 4272
2 Riverside 21½ 4091
3 Omak 21 4482
4 Wenatchee 21 4226
5 Shadle Park 16½ 3999
6 Valley 12½ 4174
7 Rogers 12½ 4128
8 Shorecrest 11½ 3948
Division III
1 Mariner 22½ 4052
2 Lake Stevens 21½ 3990
3 Shorewood #2 21½ 3812
4 Ferndale 16½ 3914
5 Castle Rock 16 3730
6 Kamiak 15 3495
7 East Wenatchee 14 3676
8 Marysville 13 3445
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