Collegiate Ticker: Nov. 9
November 12, 2009
American Heartland Intercollegiate Bowling Conference II
Westland Bowl
Westland, Mich.
Nov. 7, 2009
Women's competition
Wright State-Green shot three of the four highest team scores - 951, 940 and 920 - and remained steady during Baker play to put up a grand total of 7,680, including bonus, which put the Raiders in first place by more than 400 pins ahead of second-place Adrian-A (7,237). Michigan State (7,102), Michigan (6,961) and Davenport (6,949) rounded out the top five.
A pair of Wright State bowlers grabbed the top two individual places. Heidi Sanders shot no worse than 179 and had a high game of 210 en route to a five-game total of 962, which was good for a 192.40 average and first place. Kristen Keenan was second at 948 (189.60). Samantha Johnson of Grand Valley State was third with 946 (189.20). Theresa Schweirmann of Bellarmine was fourth at 940 (188.00). Allyse Harrah of Ohio State was fifth (931 - 186.20).
Complete team standings
1. Wright State-Green - 7,680; 2. Adrian-A - 7,237; 3. Michigan State - 7,102; 4. Michigan - 6,961; 5. Davenport - 6,949; 6. Grand Valley State-White - 6,902; 7. Wright State-Blue - 6,734; 8. Ohio State - 6,612; 9. Notre Dame College - 6,408; 10. Bellarmine-Arthur - 6,395; 11. Bellarmine-Lancelot - 6,131; 12. Youngstown State - 5,976; 13. Adrian-B - 5,804; 14. Grand Valley State-Blue - 5,445.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Heidi Sanders - Wright State - 962 - 192.40; 2. Kristen Keenan - Wright State - 948 - 189.60; 3. Samantha Johnson - Grand Valley State - 946 - 189.20; 4. Theresa Schweirmann - Bellarmine - 940 - 188.00; 5. Allyse Harrah - Ohio State - 931 - 186.20; 6. Rachel Ringrose - Bellarmine - 911 - 182.20; 7. Katie Cabot - Michigan State - 910 - 182.00; 8. Kaitlin Quinn - Bellarmine - 904 - 180.80; 9. Jenny Kiel - Michigan - 902 - 180.40; 10. Michelle Secours - Bellarmine - 885 - 177.00.
Men's competition
Wright State-Red established a sizeable lead during team play and never let up as the competition moved to Baker action. The result was as a total of 8,634, which put the Raiders in first place atop the 42-team field.
Davenport-Red was second with 7,988. Saginaw Valley State was third with 7,958, leaving Youngstown State (7,881) and Bellarmine-Burgundy (7,678) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Jay Foote of Wright State won the individual competition with a five-game total of 1,090. He shot 210 or better four times and carded two games in the 240s, 248 and 244. Curtiss Rasnic Jr., also of Wright State, was second with 1,071. Mike Conn of Bellarmine was third with 1,064. Justin Marcinko of Wright State (1,049) and Chuck Zarbaugh III of Youngstown State (1,034) grabbed the final spots in the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Wright State-Red - 8,634; 2. Davenport-Red - 7,988; 3. Saginaw Valley State - 7,958; 4. Youngstown State - 7,881; 5. Bellarmine-Burgundy - 7,678; 6. Robert Morris - 7,668; 7. Michigan-Maize - 7,656; 8. Toledo-Kosier - 7,630; 9. Ohio State-Scarlet - 7,612; 10. Wright State-Black - 7,558; 11. Michigan State-A - 7,534; 12. Saginaw Valley State-B - 7,492; 13. Wright State-Blue - 7,312; 14. Bowling Green-Orange - 7,279; 15. Saginaw Valley State-D - 7,248; 16. Grand Valley State-A - 7,243; 17. Ohio State-Gray - 7,227; 18. Saginaw Valley State-C - 7,225; 19. Ferris State - 7,217; 20. Bellarmine-Silver - 7,181; 21. Davenport-Black - 7,107; 22. Notre Dame College-Blue - 7,090; 23. Delta - 7,075; 24. Michigan State-B - 7,033; 25. Notre Dame College-White - 7,030; 26. Louisville - 6,991; 27. Michigan-Dearborn - 6,958; 28. Wright State-Green - 6,917; 29. Monroe - 6,796; 30. Toledo-Blue - 6,765; 31. Ohio State-White - 6,663; 32. Grand Valley State-B - 6,527; 33. Davenport-Grey - 6,510; 34. Kent State - 6,509; 35. Oberlin - 6,448; 36. Cincinnati - 6,426; 37. Toledo-C - 6,317; 38. Ohio State-Black - 6,219; 39. Saginaw Valley State-E - 6,045; 40. Indiana-South Bend - 5,870; 41. Bowling Green-Black - 5,784; 42. Michigan-Blue - 2,750.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Jay Foote - Wright State - 1,090; 2. Curtiss Rasnic Jr. - Wright State - 1,071; 3. Mike Conn - Bellarmine - 1,064; 4. Justin Marcinko - Wright State - 1,049; 5. Chuck Zarbaugh III - Youngstown State - 1,034; 6. Toby Sambueno - Saginaw Valley State - 1,026; 7. Mike Snow - Saginaw Valley State - 1,024; 8. Torrey Gerdes - Wright State - 1,014; 9. Nick Sutherland - Davenport - 1,009; 10. Mark Lias - Youngstown State - 994.
SWIBC II
Arcadia Lanes
Lafayette, La.
Nov. 7, 2009
Women's competition
West Texas A&M shot 4,299 during team and 2,788 during Baker to form the winning total of 7,537, including bonus. Houston was second with 6,715. North Texas (6,454), New Mexico (5,845), Texas A&M (5,766), LSU (5,266) and Our Lady of the Lake (4,370) rounded out the standings.
Kate Mulcahy of West Texas A&M led the individual race with a five-game total of 933, which included a 220 in Game 1. Nicollette Yurich of West Texas A&M finished second at 919. Aril Wotipka of Houston was third with 898. Gabby Potts of West Texas A&M was fourth (871), and Penny Pederson of North Texas was fifth (846).
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M - 7,537; 2. Houston - 6,715; 3. North Texas - 6,454; 4. New Mexico - 5,845; 5. Texas A&M - 5,766; 6. LSU - 5,266; 7. Our Lady of the Lake - 4,370.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Kate Mulcahy - West Texas A&M - 933 - 186.60; 2. Nicollette Yurich - West Texas A&M - 919 - 183.80; 3. Ariel Wotipka - Houston - 898 - 179.60; 4. Gabby Potts - West Texas A&M - 871 - 174.20; 5. Penny Pederson - North Texas - 846 - 169.20; 6. Christina Rosser - Houston - 846 - 169.20; 7. Karen Montague - Texas A&M - 821 - 164.20; 8. Kim Baird - Houston - 818 - 163.60; 9. Amanda Escobar - Houston - 818 - 163.60; 10. Candace Longerie - North Texas - 815 - 163.00.
Men's competition
West Texas A&M-B was 400 pins better than its closest pursuer, shooting 4,757 during team and 3,145 during Baker for a first-place total of 8,352, including bonus. North Texas (7,936), LSU-Purple - 7,682, Houston-Red (7,648) and West Texas A&M-A (7,231) secured the remaining spots in the top five.
Stephen Planer of West Texas A&M was the only bowler to average over 200 during the five-game block. He shot 1,066, which was good for a 213.20 average and first place. Jonathan Merriman of North Texas was second with 984. Stephen Hardy of West Texas A&M was third with 982. Derek Ray of North Texas (978) and Seth Rutledge of West Texas A&M (961) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M-B - 8,352; 2. North Texas - 7,936; 3. LSU-Purple - 7,682; 4. Houston-Red - 7,648; 5. West Texas A&M-A - 7,231; 6. Texas A&M-Maroon - 7,089; 7. Houston-White - 6,988; 8. New Mexico - 6,589; 9. Sam Houston State - 6,331; 10. Texas Tech - 6,293; 11. LSU-Gold - 6,101; 12. Texas A&M-White - 5,900; 13. Our Lady of the Lake - 5,129.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Stephen Planer - West Texas A&M - 1,066 - 213.20; 2. Jonathan Merriman - North Texas - 984 - 196.80; 3. Stephen Hardy - West Texas A&M - 982 - 196.40; 4. Derek Ray - North Texas - 978 - 195.60; 5. Seth Rutledge - West Texas A&M - 961 - 192.20; 6. Troy Glorioso - LSU - 953 - 190.60; 7. Michael Yoches - LSU - 945 - 189.00; 8. Richard Weers - West Texas A&M - 941 - 188.20; 9. David Germeck - North Texas - 938 - 187.60; 10. Frank Papandrea - Houston - 932 - 186.40.
Warhawk Open
Badger Bowl Lanes
Madison, Wis.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
Robert Morris-Gold shot 5,227 during team and 2,790 during Baker to finish with 8,017, which gave the Eagles first place ahead of Illinois State, which finished second with 7,939. Viterbo (7,680), Robert Morris-Peoria (7,673) and Robert Morris-Maroon (7,622) rounded out the top five.
Samantha Kelly of Robert Morris-Gold won the individual race with a six-game total of 1,208. She was the only bowler to average above 200; she finished at 201.33. Megan Jirsa of Viterbo was second with 1,152. Vicki Guadagno of Robert Morris-Maroon was third with 1,142. Megan Goeller of Illinois State was fourth (1,101), leaving Elisa Rivera of Robert Morris-Gold to claim fifth (1,079).
Complete team standings
1. Robert Morris-Gold - 8,017; 2. Illinois State - 7,939; 3. Viterbo - 7,680; 4. Robert Morris-Peoria - 7,673; 5. Robert Morris-Maroon - 7,622; 6. St. Ambose-A - 7,551; 7. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Purple - 7,549; 8. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Black - 7,451; 9. South Dakota State - 7,361; 10. Rock Valley - 7,265; 11. Wisconsin-Platteville - 7,070; 12. St. Ambrose-B - 7,000; 13. Robert Morris-Black - 6,128; 14. Winona State - 5,968.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,208 - 201.33; 2. Megan Jirsa - Viterbo - 1,152 - 192.00; 3. Vicki Guadagno - Robert Morris-Maroon - 1,142 - 190.33; 4. Megan Goeller - Illinois State - 1,101 - 183.50; 5. Elisa Rivera - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,079 - 179.83; 6. Dani Thul - Robert Morris-Maroon - 1,071 - 178.50; 7. Hannah Wrenn - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,066 - 177.67; 8. Sarah Stettner - Wisconsin-Whitewater-Purple - 1,063 - 177.17; 9. Ashley Stephenson - Illinois State - 1,061 - 176.83; 10. Kelsie Osterberger - Wisconsin-Platteville - 1,059 - 176.50.
Men's competition
Wisconsin-Whitewater's Jefferson squad shot 5,648 during team and 3,133 during Baker to walk away with a nine-pin victory, 8,781-8,772, over second-place Nebraska-Lincoln. Nebraska-Omaha (8,588), Robert Morris-Gold (8,543) and Wisconsin-Whitewater-Adams (8,520) secured the remaining places in the top five.
Ben Betchkal of Robert Morris-Gold took first place among individuals with a six-game total of 1,282, which included games of 246, 233 and 231. Andrew Steadman of Nebraska-Lincoln was second with 1,268. Michael Snell of Nebraska-Lincoln was third with 1,254 while Steven Greenhalgh of Wisconsin-Stout (1,209) and Mike Meekman of Winona State (1,207) were fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Jefferson - 8,781; 2. Nebraska-Lincoln - 8,772; 3. Nebraska-Omaha - 8,588; 4. Robert Morris-Gold - 8,543; 5. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Adams - 8,520; 6. Viterbo-A - 8,505; 7. Wisconsin-Stout - 8,448; 8. St. Ambrose-A - 8,440; 9. Robert Morris-Maroon - 8,425; 10. St. Ambrose-B - 8,254; 11. Minnesota-Mankato - 8,234; 12. Wisconsin-Madison - 8,174; 13. Wisconsin-Platteville - 8,051; 14. Northern Illinois - 8,049; 15. Robert Morris-Black - 8,048; 16. Wisconsin-Milwaukee - 7,988; 17. Winona State - 7,958; 18. North Dakota State - 7,801; 19. South Dakota State-A - 7,793; 20. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Washington - 7,630; 21. Illinois State - 7,543; 22. St. Ambrose-C - 7,464; 23. Wisconsin-Oshkosh - 7,461; 24. Minnesota - 7,341; 25. Viterbo-B - 7,312.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Ben Betchkal - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,282 - 213.67; 2. Andrew Steadman - Nebraska-Lincoln - 1,268 - 211.33; 3. Michael Snell - Nebraska-Lincoln - 1,254 - 209.00; 4. Steven Greenhalgh - Wisconsin-Stout - 1,209 - 201.50; 5. Mike Meekma - Winona State - 1,207 - 201.17; 6. Eric Osen - Wisconsin-Milwaukee - 1,196 - 199.33; 7. Matt Krueger - Viterbo-A - 1,180 - 196.67; 8. Mike Dolan - Wisconsin-Whitewater-Jefferson - 1,174 - 195.67; 9. Chris O'Neil - Wisconsin-Whitewater-Adams - 1,174 - 195.67; 10. Curtis Crotty - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,172 - 195.33.
35th Annual West Coast Collegiate Championships
MU Games Area
Davis, Calif.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
CSU-Fresno State had little trouble getting to the top of this five-team field, shooting 9,335 to finish nearly 1,800 pins ahead of its nearest pursuer, UC-Davis (7,542). Washington State (7,344), San Jose State (6,488) and Weber State (5,570) rounded out the field.
Jasmine Coleman of CSU-Fresno State ran away with the individual crown, shooting a six-game total of 1,219. She was the only bowler to average over 200 (203.17). Courtney Criswell of San Jose State was second with 1,109 (184.83). Lauren Duncan, Brittney Hendrickson and Katey Nelson, all of CSU-Fresno State, shot 1,043, 1,041 and 1,010, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. CSU-Fresno State - 9,335; 2. UC-Davis - 7,542; 3. Washington State - 7,344; 4. San Jose State - 6,488; 5. Weber State - 5,570.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Jasmine Coleman - CSU-Fresno State - 1,219 - 203.17; 2. Courtney Criswell - San Jose State - 1,109 - 184.83; 3. Lauren Duncan - CSU-Fresno State - 1,043 - 173.83; 4. Brittney Hendrickson - CSU-Fresno State - 1,041 - 173.50; 5. Katey Nelson - CSU-Fresno State - 1,010 - 168.33; 6. Michelle Brown - Washington State - 994 - 165.67; 7. Keity Warner - UC-Davis - 962 - 160.33; 8. Nicole Unverrich - Weber State - 960 - 160.00; 9. Julia Miller - UC-Davis - 952 - 158.67; 10. Laura Rodriguez - San Jose State - 922 - 153.67.
Men's competition
CSU-Fresno State-Blue was able to hold off the hosts from UC-Davis-Gold to capture first place by a final score of 10,271-10,053. CSU-Fresno State- Red was third with 9,706. San Jose State-Blue (9,638) and UC-Davis-Blue (9,592) secured the final spots in the top five.
Keyon Lemus of UC-Santa Barbara topped the individual field with a six-game total of 1,257. Paul Hogan of CSU-Fresno State-Blue and David Doyle of San Jose State-Blue each finished with 1,249. Greg Geering of CSU-Fresno State-Blue was fourth with 1,244. Mike Fujita of UC-Davis-Gold finished fifth (1,239).
Complete team standings
1. CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 10,271; 2. UC-Davis-Gold - 10,053; 3. CSU-Fresno State-Red - 9,706; 4. San Jose State-Blue - 9,638; 5. UC-Davis-Blue - 9,592; 6. San Jose State-Gold - 9,527; 7. CSU-Long Beach - 9,033; 8. Weber State-Purple - 8,997; 9. Washington State - 8,932; 10. UC-Santa Barbara - 8,801; 11. Central Washington - 8,765; 12. Cal Poly - 8,624; 13. Weber State-White - 8,459; 14. Las Politas - 8,153.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Keyon Lemus - UC-Santa Barbara - 1,257 - 209.50; 2. Paul Hogan - CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 1,249 - 208.17; 3. David Doyle - San Jose State-Blue - 1,249 - 208.17; 4. Greg Geering - CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 1,244 - 207.33; 5. Mike Fujita - UC-Davis-Gold - 1,239 - 206.50; 6. Brian Robertson - Central Washington - 1,201 - 200.17; 7. Travis Beasley - CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 1,198 - 199.67; 8. Travis Jackson - Weber State-Purple - 1,196 - 199.33; 9. Oscar Ingalla - UC-Davis-Blue - 1,172 - 195.33; 10. A.J. Garcia - CSU-Long Beach - 1,156 - 192.67.
4th Annual Big Red Invitational
Cort-Lanes
Cortland, N.Y.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
The battle for first place involved four teams, Mohawk Valley, Rochester Institute of Technology, SUNY-IT and Erie. The battle was fierce, but Mohawk Valley prevailed, establishing a winning total of 7,733, which put it just two pins ahead of R.I.T (7,731), four ahead of SUNY-IT (7,729) and nine clear of Erie (7,724). Penn State-Berks (7,150) and Monmouth (6,819) rounded out the field.
The battle for first place among individual bowlers was not quite as close as Corey Bernard of Erie fired a six-game total of 1,238, which put her 30 pins clear of the 1,208 put up by Liz Snyder of R.I.T. Gina Maduri of Erie was third with 1,146. Krystal Walters of Mohawk Valley (1,132) and Jennifer Reagan of R.I.T. (1,114) secured the final places in the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Mohawk Valley - 5,190-2,543 - 7,733; 2. Rochester Institute of Technology - 5,208-2,523 - 7,731; 3. SUNY-IT - 5,167-2,562 - 7,729; 4. Erie - 5,225-2,499 - 7,724; 5. Penn State-Berks - 4,852-2,298 - 7,150; 6. Monmouth - 4,470-2,349 - 6,819.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Corey Bernard - Erie - 1,238; 2. Liz Snyder - R.I.T. - 1,208; 3. Gina Maduri - Erie - 1,146; 4. Krystal Walters - Mohawk Valley - 1,132; 5. Jennifer Reagan - R.I.T. - 1,114; 6. Kristen Kerr - Penn State-Berks - 1,110; 7. Meaghan McGurn - SUNY-IT - 1,084; 8. Heather Keiffer - SUNY-IT - 1,078; 9. Deanna Walden - R.I.T. - 1,072; 10. Catlin Edwards - Penn State-Berks - 1,051.
Men's competition
William Paterson topped the field by 467 pins during the team portion of the event. That allowed the Pioneers to cruise during Baker play and still finish in first place with a final score of 8,786. Erie was second with 8,547. Penn State-Berks (8,189), Mohawk Valley-Green (8,171) and Monmouth (8,078) rounded out the top five.
Josh Grabiec of Western New England topped the individual standings with a six-game total of 1,256. Jeff Szabo of William Paterson secured second place with 1,228, which was just two pins ahead of Adam Corder (1,226) and three pins ahead of John Kolessides (1,226), both of George Mason. Fifth place went to Jonathan Deuire of William Paterson (1,223).
Complete team standings
1. William Paterson - 6,009-2,777 - 8,786; 2. Erie - 5,542-3,005 - 8,547; 3. Penn State-Berks - 5,491-2,698 - 8,189; 4. Mohawk Valley-Green - 5,413-2,758 - 8,171; 5. Monmouth - 5,483-2,595 - 8,078; 6. SUNY-IT-A - 5,493-2,503 - 7,996; 7. George Mason - 5,478-2,517 - 7,995; 8. Mohawk Valley-White - 5,381-2,528 - 7,909; 9. Western New England - 5,353-2,493 - 7,846; 10. Cornell-A - 5,446-2,385 - 7,831; 11. Shippensburg - 5,238-2,520 - 7,758; 12. SUNY-IT-B - 5,212-2,401 - 7,613; 13. Binghamton - 5,151-2,284 - 7,435; 14. SUNY-IT-C - 4,641-2,256 - 6,897; 15. Cornell-B - 3,539-0 - 3,539.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Josh Grabiec - Western New England - 1,256; 2. Jeff Szabo - William Paterson - 1,228; 3. Adam Corder - George Mason - 1,226; 4. John Kolessides - George Mason - 1,225; 5. Jonathan Deuire - William Paterson - 1,223; 6. Ryan Branson - William Paterson - 1,223; 7. Ryan Wyandt - Penn State-Berks - 1,217; 8. Joseph Grago - SUNY-IT-B - 1,207; 9. Michael Brandon - Cornell-A - 1,196; 10. Jake Kent - Erie - 1,175.
S.I. Elite Invitational
St. Claire Bowl
Bel-Air Bowl
Carterville, Ill.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
There were only nine games of 1,000 or better shot during this tournament, and Wichita State-C authored four of them - 1,225, 1,124, 1,042 and 1,033 - on its way to a total of 8,970 and first place atop the 24-team field. Pikeville-Black was second with 8,462. Wichita State-A was third with 8,456, leaving McKendree-McGriff (8,440) and Lindenwood-Donahue (8,435) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
A trio of Wichita State bowlers grabbed the top three individual spots. Jessica Baker led the pack with a nine-game total of 1,846. Jazreel Tan was second with 1,826, and Sandra Gongora was third at 1,811. Brandi Branka of McKendree was the highest non-Wichita State finisher. She finished fourth with 1,808. Rocio Restrepo got Wichita State back into position by grabbing the final spot in the top five. She shot 1,802.
Complete team standings
1. Wichita State-C - 8,970; 2. Pikeville-Black - 8,462; 3. Wichita State-A - 8,456; 4. McKendree-McGriff - 8,440; 5. Lindenwood-Donahue - 8,435; 6. Pikeville-Orange - 8,081; 7. McKendree-Diers - 8,045; 8. Newman - 8,004; 9. Lindenwood-Ridilla - 7,962; 10. McKendree-Siebel - 7,827; 11. Wichita State-B - 7,728; 12. McKendree-Ulferts - 7,708; 13. Western Illinois - 7,561; 14. Lindenwood-JesLes - 7,497; 15. Pikeville-White - 7,308; 16. William Penn - 7,302; 17. McKendree-Tubb - 7,107; 18. McKendree-MacDonald - 6,978; 19. Illinois - 6,941; 20. Urbana - 6,842; 21. Morehead State - 6,787; 22. Lindenwood-Vegas Gold - 6,614; 23. Campbellsville - 6,308; 24. Baker - 5,893.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. Jessica Baker - Wichita State-A - 1,846; 2. Jazreel Tan - Wichita State-C - 1,826; 3. Sandra Gongora - Wichita State-C - 1,811; 4. Brandi Branka - McKendree-McGriff - 1,808; 5. Rocio Restrepo - Wichita State-C - 1,802; 6. Maggie Zakrzewski - Wichita State-A - 1,800; 7. Crystal Brooks - Lindenwood-Ridilla - 1,787; 8. Kim Yioulos - Pikeville-Black - 1,785; 9. Becky Sulligan - Pikeville-Orange - 1,766; 10. Jennifer Wright - Pikeville-Black - 1,761.
Men's competition
Wichita State-D broke 1,100 three times - 1,205, 1,183 and 1,107 - en route to a grand total of 9,502 and first place by more than 200 pins ahead of second-place McKendree-Reign (9,291). Lindenwood-Black was third with 9,279. Morehead State was fourth with 9,068, and Wichita State-A was fifth with 8,956.
JR Raymond of McKendree-Reign won the individual competition with a nine-game total of 2,046, which was good for a 227.33 average. Mike Kirian of Morehead State was second with 1,922, which included a 278 in Game 4. Dan Spink of Lindenwood-Gold was third with 1,920. Willie Jubiter of McKendree-Energy was fourth with 1,917, leaving Brett Cunninghamd of Lindenwood-Black to claim fifth with 1,907.
Complete team standings
1. Wichita State-D - 9,502; 2. McKendree-Reign - 9,291; 3. Lindenwood-Black - 9,279; 4. Morehead State - 9,068; 5. Wichita State-A - 8,956; 6. Wichita State-C - 8,950; 7. Newman-A - 8,945; 8. McKendree-Energy - 8,920; 9. Vincennes-Blue - 8,910; 10. Lindenwood-Gold - 8,894; 11. Wichita State-B - 8,666; 12. Pikeville-Grizzly - 8,624; 13. Lindenwood-Lions - 8,603; 14. Lindenwood-Mufasas - 8,545; 15. Urbana - 8,455; 16. Pikeville-Kodiak - 8,342; 17. Western Illinois-A - 8,339; 18. McKendree-Gravity - 8,330; 19. William Penn - 8,271; 20. Vincennes-Gold - 8,251; 21. Lindenwood-Clarences - 8,169; 22. Lindenwood-Warriors - 8,139; 23. Illinois-A - 8,063; 24. Lindenwood-Leos - 8,040; 25. Pikeville-Panda - 8,014; 26. Missouri Baptist - 7,963; 27. Newman-B - 7,898; 28. McKendree-Ice - 7,776; 29. Illinois-B - 7,769; 30. Western Illinois-B - 7,705; 31. McKendree-Furious - 7,586; 32. Campbellsville - 7,387; 33. Lindenwood-Simbas - 7,378; 34. Fontbonne - 6,053.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. JR Raymond - McKendree-Reign - 2,046; 2. Mike Kirian - Morehead State - 1,922; 3. Dan Spink - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,920; 4. Willie Jubiter - McKendree-Energy - 1,917; 5. Brett Cunningham - Lindenwood-Black - 1,907; 6. Kimani Smith - Lindenwood-Black - 1,902; 7. Jake Peters - Wichita State-C - 1,891; 8. Austin Boulds - Vincennes-Gold - 1,888; 9. Derek Hartnell - Newman-A - 1,881; 10. Josh Blanchard - Wichita State-D - 1,879.
Westland Bowl
Westland, Mich.
Nov. 7, 2009
Women's competition
Wright State-Green shot three of the four highest team scores - 951, 940 and 920 - and remained steady during Baker play to put up a grand total of 7,680, including bonus, which put the Raiders in first place by more than 400 pins ahead of second-place Adrian-A (7,237). Michigan State (7,102), Michigan (6,961) and Davenport (6,949) rounded out the top five.
A pair of Wright State bowlers grabbed the top two individual places. Heidi Sanders shot no worse than 179 and had a high game of 210 en route to a five-game total of 962, which was good for a 192.40 average and first place. Kristen Keenan was second at 948 (189.60). Samantha Johnson of Grand Valley State was third with 946 (189.20). Theresa Schweirmann of Bellarmine was fourth at 940 (188.00). Allyse Harrah of Ohio State was fifth (931 - 186.20).
Complete team standings
1. Wright State-Green - 7,680; 2. Adrian-A - 7,237; 3. Michigan State - 7,102; 4. Michigan - 6,961; 5. Davenport - 6,949; 6. Grand Valley State-White - 6,902; 7. Wright State-Blue - 6,734; 8. Ohio State - 6,612; 9. Notre Dame College - 6,408; 10. Bellarmine-Arthur - 6,395; 11. Bellarmine-Lancelot - 6,131; 12. Youngstown State - 5,976; 13. Adrian-B - 5,804; 14. Grand Valley State-Blue - 5,445.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Heidi Sanders - Wright State - 962 - 192.40; 2. Kristen Keenan - Wright State - 948 - 189.60; 3. Samantha Johnson - Grand Valley State - 946 - 189.20; 4. Theresa Schweirmann - Bellarmine - 940 - 188.00; 5. Allyse Harrah - Ohio State - 931 - 186.20; 6. Rachel Ringrose - Bellarmine - 911 - 182.20; 7. Katie Cabot - Michigan State - 910 - 182.00; 8. Kaitlin Quinn - Bellarmine - 904 - 180.80; 9. Jenny Kiel - Michigan - 902 - 180.40; 10. Michelle Secours - Bellarmine - 885 - 177.00.
Men's competition
Wright State-Red established a sizeable lead during team play and never let up as the competition moved to Baker action. The result was as a total of 8,634, which put the Raiders in first place atop the 42-team field.
Davenport-Red was second with 7,988. Saginaw Valley State was third with 7,958, leaving Youngstown State (7,881) and Bellarmine-Burgundy (7,678) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Jay Foote of Wright State won the individual competition with a five-game total of 1,090. He shot 210 or better four times and carded two games in the 240s, 248 and 244. Curtiss Rasnic Jr., also of Wright State, was second with 1,071. Mike Conn of Bellarmine was third with 1,064. Justin Marcinko of Wright State (1,049) and Chuck Zarbaugh III of Youngstown State (1,034) grabbed the final spots in the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Wright State-Red - 8,634; 2. Davenport-Red - 7,988; 3. Saginaw Valley State - 7,958; 4. Youngstown State - 7,881; 5. Bellarmine-Burgundy - 7,678; 6. Robert Morris - 7,668; 7. Michigan-Maize - 7,656; 8. Toledo-Kosier - 7,630; 9. Ohio State-Scarlet - 7,612; 10. Wright State-Black - 7,558; 11. Michigan State-A - 7,534; 12. Saginaw Valley State-B - 7,492; 13. Wright State-Blue - 7,312; 14. Bowling Green-Orange - 7,279; 15. Saginaw Valley State-D - 7,248; 16. Grand Valley State-A - 7,243; 17. Ohio State-Gray - 7,227; 18. Saginaw Valley State-C - 7,225; 19. Ferris State - 7,217; 20. Bellarmine-Silver - 7,181; 21. Davenport-Black - 7,107; 22. Notre Dame College-Blue - 7,090; 23. Delta - 7,075; 24. Michigan State-B - 7,033; 25. Notre Dame College-White - 7,030; 26. Louisville - 6,991; 27. Michigan-Dearborn - 6,958; 28. Wright State-Green - 6,917; 29. Monroe - 6,796; 30. Toledo-Blue - 6,765; 31. Ohio State-White - 6,663; 32. Grand Valley State-B - 6,527; 33. Davenport-Grey - 6,510; 34. Kent State - 6,509; 35. Oberlin - 6,448; 36. Cincinnati - 6,426; 37. Toledo-C - 6,317; 38. Ohio State-Black - 6,219; 39. Saginaw Valley State-E - 6,045; 40. Indiana-South Bend - 5,870; 41. Bowling Green-Black - 5,784; 42. Michigan-Blue - 2,750.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Jay Foote - Wright State - 1,090; 2. Curtiss Rasnic Jr. - Wright State - 1,071; 3. Mike Conn - Bellarmine - 1,064; 4. Justin Marcinko - Wright State - 1,049; 5. Chuck Zarbaugh III - Youngstown State - 1,034; 6. Toby Sambueno - Saginaw Valley State - 1,026; 7. Mike Snow - Saginaw Valley State - 1,024; 8. Torrey Gerdes - Wright State - 1,014; 9. Nick Sutherland - Davenport - 1,009; 10. Mark Lias - Youngstown State - 994.
SWIBC II
Arcadia Lanes
Lafayette, La.
Nov. 7, 2009
Women's competition
West Texas A&M shot 4,299 during team and 2,788 during Baker to form the winning total of 7,537, including bonus. Houston was second with 6,715. North Texas (6,454), New Mexico (5,845), Texas A&M (5,766), LSU (5,266) and Our Lady of the Lake (4,370) rounded out the standings.
Kate Mulcahy of West Texas A&M led the individual race with a five-game total of 933, which included a 220 in Game 1. Nicollette Yurich of West Texas A&M finished second at 919. Aril Wotipka of Houston was third with 898. Gabby Potts of West Texas A&M was fourth (871), and Penny Pederson of North Texas was fifth (846).
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M - 7,537; 2. Houston - 6,715; 3. North Texas - 6,454; 4. New Mexico - 5,845; 5. Texas A&M - 5,766; 6. LSU - 5,266; 7. Our Lady of the Lake - 4,370.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Kate Mulcahy - West Texas A&M - 933 - 186.60; 2. Nicollette Yurich - West Texas A&M - 919 - 183.80; 3. Ariel Wotipka - Houston - 898 - 179.60; 4. Gabby Potts - West Texas A&M - 871 - 174.20; 5. Penny Pederson - North Texas - 846 - 169.20; 6. Christina Rosser - Houston - 846 - 169.20; 7. Karen Montague - Texas A&M - 821 - 164.20; 8. Kim Baird - Houston - 818 - 163.60; 9. Amanda Escobar - Houston - 818 - 163.60; 10. Candace Longerie - North Texas - 815 - 163.00.
Men's competition
West Texas A&M-B was 400 pins better than its closest pursuer, shooting 4,757 during team and 3,145 during Baker for a first-place total of 8,352, including bonus. North Texas (7,936), LSU-Purple - 7,682, Houston-Red (7,648) and West Texas A&M-A (7,231) secured the remaining spots in the top five.
Stephen Planer of West Texas A&M was the only bowler to average over 200 during the five-game block. He shot 1,066, which was good for a 213.20 average and first place. Jonathan Merriman of North Texas was second with 984. Stephen Hardy of West Texas A&M was third with 982. Derek Ray of North Texas (978) and Seth Rutledge of West Texas A&M (961) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M-B - 8,352; 2. North Texas - 7,936; 3. LSU-Purple - 7,682; 4. Houston-Red - 7,648; 5. West Texas A&M-A - 7,231; 6. Texas A&M-Maroon - 7,089; 7. Houston-White - 6,988; 8. New Mexico - 6,589; 9. Sam Houston State - 6,331; 10. Texas Tech - 6,293; 11. LSU-Gold - 6,101; 12. Texas A&M-White - 5,900; 13. Our Lady of the Lake - 5,129.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Stephen Planer - West Texas A&M - 1,066 - 213.20; 2. Jonathan Merriman - North Texas - 984 - 196.80; 3. Stephen Hardy - West Texas A&M - 982 - 196.40; 4. Derek Ray - North Texas - 978 - 195.60; 5. Seth Rutledge - West Texas A&M - 961 - 192.20; 6. Troy Glorioso - LSU - 953 - 190.60; 7. Michael Yoches - LSU - 945 - 189.00; 8. Richard Weers - West Texas A&M - 941 - 188.20; 9. David Germeck - North Texas - 938 - 187.60; 10. Frank Papandrea - Houston - 932 - 186.40.
Warhawk Open
Badger Bowl Lanes
Madison, Wis.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
Robert Morris-Gold shot 5,227 during team and 2,790 during Baker to finish with 8,017, which gave the Eagles first place ahead of Illinois State, which finished second with 7,939. Viterbo (7,680), Robert Morris-Peoria (7,673) and Robert Morris-Maroon (7,622) rounded out the top five.
Samantha Kelly of Robert Morris-Gold won the individual race with a six-game total of 1,208. She was the only bowler to average above 200; she finished at 201.33. Megan Jirsa of Viterbo was second with 1,152. Vicki Guadagno of Robert Morris-Maroon was third with 1,142. Megan Goeller of Illinois State was fourth (1,101), leaving Elisa Rivera of Robert Morris-Gold to claim fifth (1,079).
Complete team standings
1. Robert Morris-Gold - 8,017; 2. Illinois State - 7,939; 3. Viterbo - 7,680; 4. Robert Morris-Peoria - 7,673; 5. Robert Morris-Maroon - 7,622; 6. St. Ambose-A - 7,551; 7. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Purple - 7,549; 8. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Black - 7,451; 9. South Dakota State - 7,361; 10. Rock Valley - 7,265; 11. Wisconsin-Platteville - 7,070; 12. St. Ambrose-B - 7,000; 13. Robert Morris-Black - 6,128; 14. Winona State - 5,968.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Samantha Kelly - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,208 - 201.33; 2. Megan Jirsa - Viterbo - 1,152 - 192.00; 3. Vicki Guadagno - Robert Morris-Maroon - 1,142 - 190.33; 4. Megan Goeller - Illinois State - 1,101 - 183.50; 5. Elisa Rivera - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,079 - 179.83; 6. Dani Thul - Robert Morris-Maroon - 1,071 - 178.50; 7. Hannah Wrenn - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,066 - 177.67; 8. Sarah Stettner - Wisconsin-Whitewater-Purple - 1,063 - 177.17; 9. Ashley Stephenson - Illinois State - 1,061 - 176.83; 10. Kelsie Osterberger - Wisconsin-Platteville - 1,059 - 176.50.
Men's competition
Wisconsin-Whitewater's Jefferson squad shot 5,648 during team and 3,133 during Baker to walk away with a nine-pin victory, 8,781-8,772, over second-place Nebraska-Lincoln. Nebraska-Omaha (8,588), Robert Morris-Gold (8,543) and Wisconsin-Whitewater-Adams (8,520) secured the remaining places in the top five.
Ben Betchkal of Robert Morris-Gold took first place among individuals with a six-game total of 1,282, which included games of 246, 233 and 231. Andrew Steadman of Nebraska-Lincoln was second with 1,268. Michael Snell of Nebraska-Lincoln was third with 1,254 while Steven Greenhalgh of Wisconsin-Stout (1,209) and Mike Meekman of Winona State (1,207) were fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Jefferson - 8,781; 2. Nebraska-Lincoln - 8,772; 3. Nebraska-Omaha - 8,588; 4. Robert Morris-Gold - 8,543; 5. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Adams - 8,520; 6. Viterbo-A - 8,505; 7. Wisconsin-Stout - 8,448; 8. St. Ambrose-A - 8,440; 9. Robert Morris-Maroon - 8,425; 10. St. Ambrose-B - 8,254; 11. Minnesota-Mankato - 8,234; 12. Wisconsin-Madison - 8,174; 13. Wisconsin-Platteville - 8,051; 14. Northern Illinois - 8,049; 15. Robert Morris-Black - 8,048; 16. Wisconsin-Milwaukee - 7,988; 17. Winona State - 7,958; 18. North Dakota State - 7,801; 19. South Dakota State-A - 7,793; 20. Wisconsin-Whitewater-Washington - 7,630; 21. Illinois State - 7,543; 22. St. Ambrose-C - 7,464; 23. Wisconsin-Oshkosh - 7,461; 24. Minnesota - 7,341; 25. Viterbo-B - 7,312.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Ben Betchkal - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,282 - 213.67; 2. Andrew Steadman - Nebraska-Lincoln - 1,268 - 211.33; 3. Michael Snell - Nebraska-Lincoln - 1,254 - 209.00; 4. Steven Greenhalgh - Wisconsin-Stout - 1,209 - 201.50; 5. Mike Meekma - Winona State - 1,207 - 201.17; 6. Eric Osen - Wisconsin-Milwaukee - 1,196 - 199.33; 7. Matt Krueger - Viterbo-A - 1,180 - 196.67; 8. Mike Dolan - Wisconsin-Whitewater-Jefferson - 1,174 - 195.67; 9. Chris O'Neil - Wisconsin-Whitewater-Adams - 1,174 - 195.67; 10. Curtis Crotty - Robert Morris-Gold - 1,172 - 195.33.
35th Annual West Coast Collegiate Championships
MU Games Area
Davis, Calif.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
CSU-Fresno State had little trouble getting to the top of this five-team field, shooting 9,335 to finish nearly 1,800 pins ahead of its nearest pursuer, UC-Davis (7,542). Washington State (7,344), San Jose State (6,488) and Weber State (5,570) rounded out the field.
Jasmine Coleman of CSU-Fresno State ran away with the individual crown, shooting a six-game total of 1,219. She was the only bowler to average over 200 (203.17). Courtney Criswell of San Jose State was second with 1,109 (184.83). Lauren Duncan, Brittney Hendrickson and Katey Nelson, all of CSU-Fresno State, shot 1,043, 1,041 and 1,010, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. CSU-Fresno State - 9,335; 2. UC-Davis - 7,542; 3. Washington State - 7,344; 4. San Jose State - 6,488; 5. Weber State - 5,570.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Jasmine Coleman - CSU-Fresno State - 1,219 - 203.17; 2. Courtney Criswell - San Jose State - 1,109 - 184.83; 3. Lauren Duncan - CSU-Fresno State - 1,043 - 173.83; 4. Brittney Hendrickson - CSU-Fresno State - 1,041 - 173.50; 5. Katey Nelson - CSU-Fresno State - 1,010 - 168.33; 6. Michelle Brown - Washington State - 994 - 165.67; 7. Keity Warner - UC-Davis - 962 - 160.33; 8. Nicole Unverrich - Weber State - 960 - 160.00; 9. Julia Miller - UC-Davis - 952 - 158.67; 10. Laura Rodriguez - San Jose State - 922 - 153.67.
Men's competition
CSU-Fresno State-Blue was able to hold off the hosts from UC-Davis-Gold to capture first place by a final score of 10,271-10,053. CSU-Fresno State- Red was third with 9,706. San Jose State-Blue (9,638) and UC-Davis-Blue (9,592) secured the final spots in the top five.
Keyon Lemus of UC-Santa Barbara topped the individual field with a six-game total of 1,257. Paul Hogan of CSU-Fresno State-Blue and David Doyle of San Jose State-Blue each finished with 1,249. Greg Geering of CSU-Fresno State-Blue was fourth with 1,244. Mike Fujita of UC-Davis-Gold finished fifth (1,239).
Complete team standings
1. CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 10,271; 2. UC-Davis-Gold - 10,053; 3. CSU-Fresno State-Red - 9,706; 4. San Jose State-Blue - 9,638; 5. UC-Davis-Blue - 9,592; 6. San Jose State-Gold - 9,527; 7. CSU-Long Beach - 9,033; 8. Weber State-Purple - 8,997; 9. Washington State - 8,932; 10. UC-Santa Barbara - 8,801; 11. Central Washington - 8,765; 12. Cal Poly - 8,624; 13. Weber State-White - 8,459; 14. Las Politas - 8,153.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Keyon Lemus - UC-Santa Barbara - 1,257 - 209.50; 2. Paul Hogan - CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 1,249 - 208.17; 3. David Doyle - San Jose State-Blue - 1,249 - 208.17; 4. Greg Geering - CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 1,244 - 207.33; 5. Mike Fujita - UC-Davis-Gold - 1,239 - 206.50; 6. Brian Robertson - Central Washington - 1,201 - 200.17; 7. Travis Beasley - CSU-Fresno State-Blue - 1,198 - 199.67; 8. Travis Jackson - Weber State-Purple - 1,196 - 199.33; 9. Oscar Ingalla - UC-Davis-Blue - 1,172 - 195.33; 10. A.J. Garcia - CSU-Long Beach - 1,156 - 192.67.
4th Annual Big Red Invitational
Cort-Lanes
Cortland, N.Y.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
The battle for first place involved four teams, Mohawk Valley, Rochester Institute of Technology, SUNY-IT and Erie. The battle was fierce, but Mohawk Valley prevailed, establishing a winning total of 7,733, which put it just two pins ahead of R.I.T (7,731), four ahead of SUNY-IT (7,729) and nine clear of Erie (7,724). Penn State-Berks (7,150) and Monmouth (6,819) rounded out the field.
The battle for first place among individual bowlers was not quite as close as Corey Bernard of Erie fired a six-game total of 1,238, which put her 30 pins clear of the 1,208 put up by Liz Snyder of R.I.T. Gina Maduri of Erie was third with 1,146. Krystal Walters of Mohawk Valley (1,132) and Jennifer Reagan of R.I.T. (1,114) secured the final places in the top five.
Complete team standings
1. Mohawk Valley - 5,190-2,543 - 7,733; 2. Rochester Institute of Technology - 5,208-2,523 - 7,731; 3. SUNY-IT - 5,167-2,562 - 7,729; 4. Erie - 5,225-2,499 - 7,724; 5. Penn State-Berks - 4,852-2,298 - 7,150; 6. Monmouth - 4,470-2,349 - 6,819.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Corey Bernard - Erie - 1,238; 2. Liz Snyder - R.I.T. - 1,208; 3. Gina Maduri - Erie - 1,146; 4. Krystal Walters - Mohawk Valley - 1,132; 5. Jennifer Reagan - R.I.T. - 1,114; 6. Kristen Kerr - Penn State-Berks - 1,110; 7. Meaghan McGurn - SUNY-IT - 1,084; 8. Heather Keiffer - SUNY-IT - 1,078; 9. Deanna Walden - R.I.T. - 1,072; 10. Catlin Edwards - Penn State-Berks - 1,051.
Men's competition
William Paterson topped the field by 467 pins during the team portion of the event. That allowed the Pioneers to cruise during Baker play and still finish in first place with a final score of 8,786. Erie was second with 8,547. Penn State-Berks (8,189), Mohawk Valley-Green (8,171) and Monmouth (8,078) rounded out the top five.
Josh Grabiec of Western New England topped the individual standings with a six-game total of 1,256. Jeff Szabo of William Paterson secured second place with 1,228, which was just two pins ahead of Adam Corder (1,226) and three pins ahead of John Kolessides (1,226), both of George Mason. Fifth place went to Jonathan Deuire of William Paterson (1,223).
Complete team standings
1. William Paterson - 6,009-2,777 - 8,786; 2. Erie - 5,542-3,005 - 8,547; 3. Penn State-Berks - 5,491-2,698 - 8,189; 4. Mohawk Valley-Green - 5,413-2,758 - 8,171; 5. Monmouth - 5,483-2,595 - 8,078; 6. SUNY-IT-A - 5,493-2,503 - 7,996; 7. George Mason - 5,478-2,517 - 7,995; 8. Mohawk Valley-White - 5,381-2,528 - 7,909; 9. Western New England - 5,353-2,493 - 7,846; 10. Cornell-A - 5,446-2,385 - 7,831; 11. Shippensburg - 5,238-2,520 - 7,758; 12. SUNY-IT-B - 5,212-2,401 - 7,613; 13. Binghamton - 5,151-2,284 - 7,435; 14. SUNY-IT-C - 4,641-2,256 - 6,897; 15. Cornell-B - 3,539-0 - 3,539.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Josh Grabiec - Western New England - 1,256; 2. Jeff Szabo - William Paterson - 1,228; 3. Adam Corder - George Mason - 1,226; 4. John Kolessides - George Mason - 1,225; 5. Jonathan Deuire - William Paterson - 1,223; 6. Ryan Branson - William Paterson - 1,223; 7. Ryan Wyandt - Penn State-Berks - 1,217; 8. Joseph Grago - SUNY-IT-B - 1,207; 9. Michael Brandon - Cornell-A - 1,196; 10. Jake Kent - Erie - 1,175.
S.I. Elite Invitational
St. Claire Bowl
Bel-Air Bowl
Carterville, Ill.
Nov. 7-8, 2009
Women's competition
There were only nine games of 1,000 or better shot during this tournament, and Wichita State-C authored four of them - 1,225, 1,124, 1,042 and 1,033 - on its way to a total of 8,970 and first place atop the 24-team field. Pikeville-Black was second with 8,462. Wichita State-A was third with 8,456, leaving McKendree-McGriff (8,440) and Lindenwood-Donahue (8,435) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
A trio of Wichita State bowlers grabbed the top three individual spots. Jessica Baker led the pack with a nine-game total of 1,846. Jazreel Tan was second with 1,826, and Sandra Gongora was third at 1,811. Brandi Branka of McKendree was the highest non-Wichita State finisher. She finished fourth with 1,808. Rocio Restrepo got Wichita State back into position by grabbing the final spot in the top five. She shot 1,802.
Complete team standings
1. Wichita State-C - 8,970; 2. Pikeville-Black - 8,462; 3. Wichita State-A - 8,456; 4. McKendree-McGriff - 8,440; 5. Lindenwood-Donahue - 8,435; 6. Pikeville-Orange - 8,081; 7. McKendree-Diers - 8,045; 8. Newman - 8,004; 9. Lindenwood-Ridilla - 7,962; 10. McKendree-Siebel - 7,827; 11. Wichita State-B - 7,728; 12. McKendree-Ulferts - 7,708; 13. Western Illinois - 7,561; 14. Lindenwood-JesLes - 7,497; 15. Pikeville-White - 7,308; 16. William Penn - 7,302; 17. McKendree-Tubb - 7,107; 18. McKendree-MacDonald - 6,978; 19. Illinois - 6,941; 20. Urbana - 6,842; 21. Morehead State - 6,787; 22. Lindenwood-Vegas Gold - 6,614; 23. Campbellsville - 6,308; 24. Baker - 5,893.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. Jessica Baker - Wichita State-A - 1,846; 2. Jazreel Tan - Wichita State-C - 1,826; 3. Sandra Gongora - Wichita State-C - 1,811; 4. Brandi Branka - McKendree-McGriff - 1,808; 5. Rocio Restrepo - Wichita State-C - 1,802; 6. Maggie Zakrzewski - Wichita State-A - 1,800; 7. Crystal Brooks - Lindenwood-Ridilla - 1,787; 8. Kim Yioulos - Pikeville-Black - 1,785; 9. Becky Sulligan - Pikeville-Orange - 1,766; 10. Jennifer Wright - Pikeville-Black - 1,761.
Men's competition
Wichita State-D broke 1,100 three times - 1,205, 1,183 and 1,107 - en route to a grand total of 9,502 and first place by more than 200 pins ahead of second-place McKendree-Reign (9,291). Lindenwood-Black was third with 9,279. Morehead State was fourth with 9,068, and Wichita State-A was fifth with 8,956.
JR Raymond of McKendree-Reign won the individual competition with a nine-game total of 2,046, which was good for a 227.33 average. Mike Kirian of Morehead State was second with 1,922, which included a 278 in Game 4. Dan Spink of Lindenwood-Gold was third with 1,920. Willie Jubiter of McKendree-Energy was fourth with 1,917, leaving Brett Cunninghamd of Lindenwood-Black to claim fifth with 1,907.
Complete team standings
1. Wichita State-D - 9,502; 2. McKendree-Reign - 9,291; 3. Lindenwood-Black - 9,279; 4. Morehead State - 9,068; 5. Wichita State-A - 8,956; 6. Wichita State-C - 8,950; 7. Newman-A - 8,945; 8. McKendree-Energy - 8,920; 9. Vincennes-Blue - 8,910; 10. Lindenwood-Gold - 8,894; 11. Wichita State-B - 8,666; 12. Pikeville-Grizzly - 8,624; 13. Lindenwood-Lions - 8,603; 14. Lindenwood-Mufasas - 8,545; 15. Urbana - 8,455; 16. Pikeville-Kodiak - 8,342; 17. Western Illinois-A - 8,339; 18. McKendree-Gravity - 8,330; 19. William Penn - 8,271; 20. Vincennes-Gold - 8,251; 21. Lindenwood-Clarences - 8,169; 22. Lindenwood-Warriors - 8,139; 23. Illinois-A - 8,063; 24. Lindenwood-Leos - 8,040; 25. Pikeville-Panda - 8,014; 26. Missouri Baptist - 7,963; 27. Newman-B - 7,898; 28. McKendree-Ice - 7,776; 29. Illinois-B - 7,769; 30. Western Illinois-B - 7,705; 31. McKendree-Furious - 7,586; 32. Campbellsville - 7,387; 33. Lindenwood-Simbas - 7,378; 34. Fontbonne - 6,053.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. JR Raymond - McKendree-Reign - 2,046; 2. Mike Kirian - Morehead State - 1,922; 3. Dan Spink - Lindenwood-Gold - 1,920; 4. Willie Jubiter - McKendree-Energy - 1,917; 5. Brett Cunningham - Lindenwood-Black - 1,907; 6. Kimani Smith - Lindenwood-Black - 1,902; 7. Jake Peters - Wichita State-C - 1,891; 8. Austin Boulds - Vincennes-Gold - 1,888; 9. Derek Hartnell - Newman-A - 1,881; 10. Josh Blanchard - Wichita State-D - 1,879.