Collegiate Tournament Ticker – an. 18, 2010
January 21, 2010
Roto Grip Eagles NAIA Baker Challenge
Bowling Green Sports Center
West Chicago, Ill.
Jan. 16-17, 2010
Men’s competition
McKendree-B entered the championship bracket seeded third, but it ended the day second to none as it dispatched Viterbo-Cardinal, 3-2, Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler, 3-2, and Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern, 3-0, to collect the tournament title.
First place in the Power Point standings went to Robert Morris University of Illinois-Lefties +1, which set the qualifying pace with a grand total of 8,049. Robert Morris-Daschler grabbed second billing with 8,030. McKendree-B (7,780), McKendree-A (7,761) and Nebraska-Lincoln (7,756) rounded out the top five in the points standings.
Bracket results
Championship
#3 McKendree-B def. #8 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern 3-0.
Semifinals
#3 McKendree-B def. #2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler 3-2.
#8 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern def. #5 Nebraska-Lincoln 3-0.
Quarterfinals
#2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler def. #7 Northern Illinois 3-2.
#3 McKendree-B def. #6 Viterbo-Cardinal 3-2.
#5 Nebraska-Lincoln def. #4 McKendree-A 3-2.
#8 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern def. #1 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Lefties +1 3-1.
Power Point standings
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Lefties +1 – 8,049; 2. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler – 8,030; 3. McKendree-B – 7,780; 4. McKendree-A – 7,761; 5. Nebraska-Lincoln – 7,756; 6. Viterbo-Cardinal – 7,749; 7. Northern Illinois – 7,600; 8. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern – 7,593; 9. Nebraska-Omaha – 7,525; 10. Wisconsin-Whitewater-A – 7,524; 11. Ball State – 7,502; 12. William Penn – 7,490; 13. McKendree-C – 7,465; 14. St. Ambrose-A – 7,449; 15. St. Ambrose-B – 7,414; 16. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Black – 7,271; 17. Illinois State – 7,083; 18. Rock Valley – 7,042; 19. Wisconsin-Whitewater-B – 6,940; 20. Viterbo-Silver – 6,376.
Women’s competition
McKendree-A shot 7,413 to take first place in Power Points, but McKendree-B walked away with the tournament title thanks to championship-bracket victories over Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon, 3-0, McKendree-A, 3-1, and Ball State, 3-2.
Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold was second in Power Points with 7,349. Ball State was third (7,178) in points, leaving McKendree-B (7,053) and Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon (7,034) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Bracket results
Championship
#4 McKendree-B def. #3 Ball State 3-2.
Semifinals
#3 Ball State def. #2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold 3-1.
#4 McKendree-B def. #1 McKendree-A 3-1.
Quarterfinals
#1 McKendree-A def. #8 Western Illinois 3-1.
#2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold def. #7 Viterbo 3-1.
#3 Ball State def. #6 Robert Morris-Peoria 3-2.
#4 McKendree-B def. #5 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon 3-0.
Power Point standings
1. McKendree-A – 7,413; 2. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold – 7,349; 3. Ball State – 7,178; 4. McKendree-B – 7,053; 5. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon – 7,034; 6. Robert Morris-Peoria – 6,999; 7. Viterbo – 6,975; 8. Western Illinois – 6,867; 9. St. Ambrose-A – 6,767; 10. Illinois State – 6,737; 11. William Penn – 6,611; 12. St. Ambrose-B – 6,539; 13. Rock Valley – 6,523; 14. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Black – 6,454; 15. Robert Morris University of Illinois-White – 4,423; 16. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Grey – 4,232.
NCAA Mid-Winter Invitational
All Fam Bowling Center
Cabot, Ark.
Jan. 15-17, 2010
Women’s competition
Maryland-Eastern Shore rode the outstanding performances of Paula Vilas, Martha Perez and Kristina Frahm to a grand total of 12,098 and first place atop the 11-team field. Central Missouri (11,910), Delaware State (11,859), Arkansas State (11,650) and Nebraska (11,494) also finished in the top five.
Vilas led the individual field in average with a three-game total of 661, which was good for a 220.33 average; however, since she did not compete in all five games, she was not awarded an all-tournament team selection.
That was not the case for Perez and Frahm. Perez put up a five-game total of 1,084 (216.80), which was seven pins ahead of the 1,077 tallied by Frahm. Both women earned all-tournament honors.
Brooke Peterson of Delaware State won the individual competition with a five-game total of 1,089 (217.80). Amanda Falk of Central Missouri was second with 1,086. Perez’s 1,084 garnered fourth place, which left Samantha Santorro of Arkansas State to claim fifth with her 1,083.
Complete team standings
1. Maryland-Eastern Shore – 12,098; 2. Central Missouri – 11,910; 3. Delaware State – 11,859; 4. Arkansas State – 11,650; 5. Nebraska – 11,494; 6. Valparaiso – 11,446; 7. Minnesota-Mankato – 11,429; 8. Alabama A&M – 11,104; 9. Morgan State – 11,084; 10. Stephen F. Austin – 10,936; 11. Prairie View A&M – 10,922.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Brooke Peterson – Delaware State – 1,089; 2. Amanda Falk – Central Missouri – 1,086; 3. Martha Perez – Maryland-Eastern Shore – 1,084; 4. Samantha Santorro – Arkansas State – 1,083; 5. Kristina Frahm – Maryland-Eastern Shore – 1,077; 6. Cassie Leuthold – Nebraska – 1,040; 7. Kayln Washburn – Delaware State – 1,039; 8. Amanda Cortese – Valparaiso – 1,033; 9. Krystyna Johnson – 1,024; 10. Keisheena Waldon – Morgan State – 1,010.
SWIBC III
AMF Lewisville
Lewisville, Texas
Jan. 16, 2010
Women’s competition
West Texas A&M established a 142-pin lead, 4,899-7,757, after qualifying, and that allowed it to hold of Houston for first place by a final score of 8,099-8,025. North Texas was third at 7,494. Texas A&M (6,791), LSU (6,252) and Our Lady of the Lake (4,608) rounded out the standings.
Candace Longoria of North Texas won the individual competition with a five-game total of 1,144, which included a 279 in Game 3. Ariel Wotipka of Houston was second with 1,012. Kate Mulcahy (1,006) and Brittanny Lasak (1,000), both of West Texas A&M, finished third and fourth, respectively. Penny Pederson of North Texas was fifth with 985.
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M – 8,099; 2. Houston – 8,025; 3. North Texas – 7,494; 4. Texas A&M – 6,791; 5. LSU – 6,252; 6. Our Lady of the Lake – 4,608.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Candace Longoria – North Texas – 1,144; 2. Ariel Wotipka – Houston – 1,012; 3. Kate Mulcahy – West Texas A&M – 1,006; 4. Brittanny Lasak – West Texas A&M – 1,000; 5. Penny Pederson – North Texas – 985; 6. Deanna Marine – North Texas – 944; 7. Nicollette Yurich – West Texas A&M – 890; 8. Cora Chiu – Texas A&M – 883; 9. Hillary Kraus – Texas A&M – 862; 10. Tanis Grogan – North Texas – 830.
Men’s competition
West Texas A&M trailed North Texas-Green, 5,486-5,442, after qualifying, but a strong Baker effort allowed West Texas to move in front and take the tournament title with a grand total of 9,253. North Texas-Green settled for second with 9,132. Houston-White (8,794), Houston-Red (8,539) and Texas A&M-Maroon (8,365) also cracked the top five.
Stephen Planer of West Texas A&M ran away with the individual crown after shooting 1,347 for his five games on the PBA’s Shark oil pattern. Planer’s outstanding score and 269.40 average came as a result of games of 268, 299, 268, 268 and 244.
Sean Lavery-Spahr of North Texas was second with 1,255. Stephen Melnyk of Texas A&M was third with 1,159, leaving Frank Papandrea of Houston (1,138) and Anthony Lavery-Spahr of North Texas (1,138) to settle for the final two spots in the top five.
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M – 9,253; 2. North Texas-Green – 9,132; 3. Houston-White – 8,794; 4. Houston-Red – 8,539; 5. Texas A&M-Maroon – 8,365; 6. LSU-Purple – 7,977; 7. Louisiana-Lafayette – 7,891; 8. North Texas-Black – 7,822; 9. Sam Houston State – 7,386; 10. Texas Tech – 7,238; 11. Houston-Black – 6,902; 12. LSU-Gold – 6,895; 13. Texas A&M-White – 6,492; 14. Our Lady of the Lake – 5,626.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Stephen Planer – West Texas A&M – 1,347; 2. Sean Lavery-Spahr – North Texas – 1,255; 3. Stephen Melnyk – Texas A&M – 1,159; 4. Frank Papandrea – Houston – 1,155; 5. Anthony Lavery-Spahr – North Texas – 1,138; 6. Coby Lynch – Houston – 1,129; 7. Robert Clark – North Texas – 1,125; 8. Philip Wong – Houston – 1,083; 9. David Germeck – North Texas – 1,080; 10. TJ Gaudette – West Texas A&M – 1,059.
2nd Annual Gainesville Classic
AMF Alley Katz
Gainesville, Fla.
Jan. 16-17, 2010
Women’s competition
Webber International shot 2,757 during Block 1 and 2,724 during Block 2 to establish a grand total of 5,481, which was more than enough to secure first place ahead of Florida State (5,243) and Florida (4,972).
Nicole Gielski of Florida State finished tops among individuals after shooting a six-game total of 1,148. Ashly Galante of Webber International was second with 1,139. Jen Houston of Florida was third with 1,115. Pauline Harris (1,081) and Corinne Kelley (1,069), both of Florida State, finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Webber International – 5,481; 2. Florida State – 5,243; 3. Florida – 4,972.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Nicole Gielski – Florida State – 1,148; 2. Ashly Galante – Webber International – 1,139; 3. Jen Houston – Florida – 1,115; 4. Pauline Harris – Florida State – 1,081; 5. Corinne Kelley – Florida State – 1,069; 6. Misty West – Florida State – 1,055; 7. Julie Wright – Florida – 1,049; 8. Michelle Posadas – Florida – 1,019; 9. Angie Kahn – Florida – 971; 10. Yoselin Leon Garcia - 957.
Men’s competition
Webber International squads claimed the top two spots as Webber International-Green took first place by a final score of 10,527-10,472 over Webber International-White. Florida State-Garnet was third with 10,110. Central Florida was fourth with 10,082, leaving Florida International to settle for fifth with 10,002.
Joe May of Central Florida won the individual race with a six-game effort of 1,289. Zak Rogers of Florida International was second with 1,246. TJ Baral of Webber International-Green was third with 1,180. Eddie Dwyer of Santa Fe was fourth (1,172), and AJ Garcia of Central Florida was fifth (1,162).
Complete team standings
1. Webber International-Green – 10,527; 2. Webber International-White – 10,472; 3. Florida State-Garnet – 10,110; 4. Central Florida – 10,082; 5. Florida International – 10,002; 6. Santa Fe – 9,952; 7. South Florida – 9,645; 8. Florida State-Gold – 9,463; 9. Florida-Orange – 9,248; 10. Florida-Blue – 8,379; 11. Allen – 7,851.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Joe May – Central Florida – 1,289; 2. Zak Rogers – Florida International – 1,246; 3. TJ Baral – Webber International-Green – 1,180; 4. Eddie Dwyer – Santa Fe – 1,172; 5. AJ Garcia – Central Florida – 1,162; 6. Chris Valenti – Central Florida – 1,159; 7. Kyle Calcote – Webber International-White – 1,158; 8. Daniel Dol – Webber International-White – 1,158; 9. Chris Milheim – Florida State-Gold – 1,145; 10. Marcelo Suartz – Webber International-Green – 1,132.
Hoinke Bearcat Open
Western Bowl
Cincinnati, Ohio
Jan. 16-17, 2010
Women’s competition
Pikeville-Orange engineered the clean sweep, putting up 8,372 to grab first place in Power Points and going on to claim the tournament title by defeating Lindenwood-Seige 3-2 (202-170, 169-207, 166-171, 248-223 and 206-200) in the match-play bracket finals.
Lindenwood-Seige shot 8,874 to finish second in Power Points. Pikeville-White (8,739), Wright State-Blue (8,569) and Calumet College of St. Joseph (8,354) grabbed the remaining spots in the top five.
Jessica Helwi of Lindenwood won the individual competition with a nine-game total of 1,808, which was greatly helped by a 278 in Game 8. She was the only competitor to average 200 or higher for the tournament (200.90).
A trio of Pikeville bowlers, Becky Sulligan (1,795), Erica Anderson (1,793) and Kim Yioulos (1,750) finished just behind in spots two, three and four, respectively. Danielle Knittle of Penn State was fifth with 1,734.
Bracket results
Championship
#1 Pikeville-Orange def. #2 Lindenwood-Seige 3-2 (202-170, 169-207, 166-171, 248-223, 206-200).
Semifinals
#1 Pikeville-Orange def. #5 Calumet College of St. Joseph 3-1 (234-200, 213-192, 195-201, 197-171).
#2 Lindenwood-Seige def. #6 Penn State 3-0 (156-133, 200-152, 182-173).
Quarterfinals
#5 Calumet College of St. Joseph def. #4 Wright State-Blue 3-0 (163-137, 211-157, 188-149).
#6 Penn State def. #3 Pikeville-White 3-2 (186-192, 211-157, 166-214, 225-180, 174-166).
Power Point standings
1. Pikeville-Orange – 8,882; 2. Lindenwood-Seige – 8,874; 3. Pikeville-White – 8,739; 4. Wright State-Blue – 8,569; 5. Calumet College of St. Joseph – 8,354; 6. Penn State – 8,338; 7. Pikeville-Black – 8,279; 8. Bellarmine-Burgundy – 8,267; 9. Lindenwood-Wild Card – 8,214; 10. Wright State-Green – 8,135; 11. Lindenwood-Diamondback – 8,054; 12. Urbana-A – 7,999; 13. Illinois – 7,831; 14. Ohio State – 7,759; 15. Missouri Baptist – 7,738; 16. Indiana – 7,683; 17. Grand Valley State – 7,623; 18. Lindenwood-Avalanche – 7,372; 19. Adrian – 6,917; 20. St. Catharine – 6,847; 21. Bellarmine-Silver – 6,532; 22. Louisville – 6,471; 23. Urbana-B – 6,071; 24. Campbellsville – 6,032; 25. Cincinnati – 5,809; 26. Spalding – 5,783; 27. Notre Dame – 5,606.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. Jessica Helwi – Lindenwood – 1,808; 2. Becky Sulligan – Pikeville – 1,795; 3. Erica Anderson – Pikeville – 1,793; 4. Kim Yioulos – Pikeville – 1,750; 5. Danielle Knittle – Penn State – 1,734; 6. Katie Ruehl – Wright State – 1,733; 7. Nicole Burke – Pikeville – 1,728; 8. Jennifer Wright – Pikeville – 1,726; 9. Jenny Petzoldt – Lindenwood – 1,719; 10. Allyse Harrah – Ohio State – 1,707.
Men’s competition
Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave won the Power Points race by putting up 9,557. Then, for an encore, it went on to win the tournament title by defeating Pikeville-A 3-2 (189-189, 191-224, 214-177, 190-207, 207-187 and 256-181) during the event’s match-play bracket finals.
Pikeville-A finished second in Power Points by shooting 9,461. Arizona State (9,374) and Lindenwood-Gold (9,350) finished third and fourth, respectively, which left Lindenwood-Black (9,346) to claim fifth.
A pair of 246s helped Brian Makan of Arizona State to a nine-game total of 2,017 and first place in the individual standings. Mike Conn of Bellarmine was second with 1,948. Jon Vavro of Penn State was third at 1,935. Chris Jones of Pikeville was fourth (1,913), and Bryan Reinsel of Penn State-Berks was fifth (1,912).
Bracket results
Championship
#1 Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave def. #2 Pikeville-A 3-2 (189-189, 191-224, 214-177, 190-207, 207-187, 256-181).
Semifinals
#1 Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave def. #4 Lindenwood-Gold 3-2 (223-164, 169-175, 204-181, 198-213, 223-200).
#2 Pikeville-A def. #6 Saginaw Valley State-B 3-2 (201-249, 137-203, 208-192, 196-190, 221-217).
Quarterfinals
#1 Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave def. #8 Saginaw Valley State-C 3-0 (191-168, 204-200, 200-178).
#2 Pikeville-A def. #10 Morehead State-Blue 3-0 (224-195, 169-156, 201-172).
#4 Lindenwood-Gold def. #5 Lindenwood-Black 3-2 (197-131, 158-195, 212-152, 168-200, 201-167).
#6 Saginaw Valley State-B def. #3 Arizona State 3-0 (235-165, 200-188, 253-187).
Round 1
#5 Lindenwood-Black def. #12 Penn State-Berks 3-0 (193-156, 193-167, 256-216).
#6 Saginaw Valley State-B def. #11 Wright State-A 3-2 (167-222, 191-186, 169-211, 242-213, 189-173).
#8 Saginaw Valley State-C def. #9 Saginaw Valley State-A 3-2 (181-201, 181-192, 188-185, 212-201, 186-175).
#10 Morehead State-Blue def. #7 Missouri Baptist-A 3-1 (211-184, 159-185, 193-183, 173-165).
Power Point standings
1. Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave – 9,557; 2. Pikeville-A – 9,461; 3. Arizona State – 9,374; 4. Lindenwood-Gold – 9,350; 5. Lindenwood-Black – 9,346; 6. Saginaw Valley State-B – 9,327; 7. Missouri Baptist-A – 9,175; 8. Saginaw Valley State-C – 9,125; 9. Saginaw Valley State-A – 9,110; 10. Morehead State-Blue – 9,094; 11. Wright State-A – 9,049; 12. Penn State-Berks – 9,013; 13. Calumet College of St. Joseph-Heat Wave – 9,001; 14. Morehead State-White – 8,908; 15. Wright State-B – 8,896; 16. Urbana-Blue – 8,886; 17. Bellarmine-Burgundy – 8,827; 18. Penn State-A – 8,777; 19. Lindenwood-Simbas – 8,765; 20. Wright State-C – 8,751; 21. Lindenwood-Lions – 8,725; 22. Michigan-Dearborn – 8,670; 23. Western Illinois – 8,612; 24. Lindenwood-Mufasas – 8,589; 25. Morehead State-Black – 8,566; 26. Toledo-A – 8,561; 27. North Carolina State – 8,548; 28. Illinois-A – 8,491; 29. Wisconsin-Stout – 8,482; 30. Ohio State-Scarlet – 8,478; 31. Morehead State-Gold – 8,465; 32. Grand Valley State – 8,416; 33. Pikeville-B – 8,396; 34. Michigan – 8,275; 35. Notre Dame College – 8,174; 36. Pikeville-C – 8,164; 37. Illinois-B – 8,157; 38. Western Michigan – 8,147; 39. Delta – 8,131; 40. Bellarmine-Silver – 8,092; 41. Saginaw Valley State-D – 8,091; 42. Bowling Green – 8,066; 43. Louisville – 8,046; 44. St. Catherine – 8,039; 45. Notre Dame – 8,002; 46. Cincinnati – 7,874; 47. Lindenwood-Wood – 7,846; 48. Monroe – 7,788; 49. Urbana-Grey – 7,724; 50. Ohio State-Gray – 7,702; 51. Missouri Baptist-B – 7,695; 52. Kent State – 7,603; 53. Campbellsvile – 7,566; 54. Toledo-B – 7,558; 55. Penn State-B – 7,543; 56. Ohio State-White – 7,407; 57. Tennessee-Knoxville – 7,136; 58. Oberlin – 6,942; 59. Rose-Hulman – 6,779; 60. Clarion – 6,501; 61. Cumberland – 6,478.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. Brian Makan – Arizona State – 2,017; 2. Mike Conn – Bellarmine – 1,948; 3. Jon Vavro – 1,935; 4. Chris Jones – Pikeville – 1,913; 5. Bryan Reinsel – Penn State-Berks – 1,912; 6. Jesse Hawkins – Pikeville – 1,907; 7. Danny Spink – Lindenwood – 1,886; 8. Ryan Gleghorn – Calumet College of St. Joseph – 1,881; 9. Steven Zimmer – Morehead State – 1,878; 10. Scott Patke – Saginaw Valley State – 1,874.
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2009-10 season high scores
Men’s high team series
1. Wichita State – S.I. Elite – 3,421; 2. Lindenwood – Midwest Collegiate – 3,365; 3. Saginaw Valley State – Orange and Black – 3,358; 4. North Texas – SWIBC III – 3,357; 5. Robert Morris University of Illinois – Midwest Collegiate – 3,304; 6. West Texas A&M – SWIBC III – 3,286; 7. CSU-Fresno State – Midwest Collegiate – 3,281; 8. UNLV – Sin City – 3,275; 9. McKendree – S.I. Elite – 3,237; 10. Webber International – Brunswick Southern – 3,236.
Men’s high team game
1. Wichita State – Leatherneck Classic – 1,264; 2. Lindenwood – Midwest Collegiate – 1,234; 3. North Texas – SWIBC III – 1,212; 4. Saginaw Valley State – Orange and Black – 1,201; 5. CSU-Fresno State – Midwest Collegiate – 1,198; 6. Central Florida – Striking Knights Invitational – 1,178; 7. McKendree – S.I. Elite – 1,176; 8. Rochester Institute of Technology – Midwest Collegiate – 1,172; 9. Houston – SWIBC III – 1,160; 10. Purdue – Striking Knights Invitational – 1,158.
Men’s high individual series
1. Stephen Planer – West Texas A&M – SWIBC III – 835; 2. Andy Mills – Viterbo – Midwest Collegiate – 783; 3. Justin Hargrave – Louisiana-Lafayette – SWIBC I – 760; 4. Mark Scuderi – Rochester Institute of Technology – Shippensburg Classic – 759; 5. Brian Makan – Arizona State – Camarillo Open – 756; 6. Mike Wedemeire – Missouri Baptist – Glenn Carlson Invitational – 754; 7. Sean Lavery-Spahr – North Texas – SWIBC III – 753; 8. Dale Coleman – Santa Fe College – Gator Classic – 752; 9. Nick Riedler – Nebraska-Omaha – Glenn Carlson Invitational – 750; 10. Casey Albert – UC-Davis – Camarillo Open – 748.
Women’s high team series
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois – Orange and Black – 3,323; 2. Pikeville – Orange and Black – 3,315; 3. Webber International – Brunswick Southern – 3,269; 4. Wichita State – S.I. Elite – 3,171; 5. Central Florida – Brunswick Southern – 3,147; 6. Maryland-Eastern Shore – MEAC #1 – 3,090; 7. Lindenwood – Orange and Black – 3,079; 8. Bellarmine – Midwest Collegiate – 2,912; 9. Ball State – Orange and Black – 2,905; 10. Martin Methodist – Orange and Black – 2,902.
Women’s high team game
1. Wichita State – S.I. Elite – 1,225; 2. Pikeville – Orange and Black – 1,164; 3. Webber International – Brunswick Southern – 1,155; 4. Robert Morris University of Illinois – Orange and Black – 1,131; 5. Central Florida – Striking Knights – 1,129; 6. Maryland-Eastern Shore – Mid-Winter Classic – 1,114; 7. Vanderbilt – UCM Ozarks – 1,096; 8. West Texas A&M – Collegiate Shootout – 1,063; 9. Lindenwood – Orange and Black – 1,062; 10. Wright State – Kegel Collegiate – 1,051.
Women’s high individual series
1. Jennifer Wright – Pikeville – Orange and Black – 777; 2. Jenny Petzoldt – Lindenwood – Orange and Black – 724; 3. Kristie Petravich – Central Florida – Gator Classic – 709; 4. Candace Longoria – North Texas – SWIBC III – 708; 5. Jenn Boisselle – Central Florida – Brunswick Southern – 696; 6. Samantha Kelly – Robert Morris University of Illinois – Orange and Black – 695; 7. Michelle Secours – Bellarmine – Orange and Black – 693; 8. Kaidee Sutphin – Central Florida – Gator Classic – 692; 9. Stephanie Moore – Central Florida – Gator Classic – 689; Dayna Galganski – Central Florida – 689; 10. Brittni Hamilton – Vanderbilt – UCM Greater Ozarks – 682.
Bowling Green Sports Center
West Chicago, Ill.
Jan. 16-17, 2010
Men’s competition
McKendree-B entered the championship bracket seeded third, but it ended the day second to none as it dispatched Viterbo-Cardinal, 3-2, Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler, 3-2, and Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern, 3-0, to collect the tournament title.
First place in the Power Point standings went to Robert Morris University of Illinois-Lefties +1, which set the qualifying pace with a grand total of 8,049. Robert Morris-Daschler grabbed second billing with 8,030. McKendree-B (7,780), McKendree-A (7,761) and Nebraska-Lincoln (7,756) rounded out the top five in the points standings.
Bracket results
Championship
#3 McKendree-B def. #8 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern 3-0.
Semifinals
#3 McKendree-B def. #2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler 3-2.
#8 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern def. #5 Nebraska-Lincoln 3-0.
Quarterfinals
#2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler def. #7 Northern Illinois 3-2.
#3 McKendree-B def. #6 Viterbo-Cardinal 3-2.
#5 Nebraska-Lincoln def. #4 McKendree-A 3-2.
#8 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern def. #1 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Lefties +1 3-1.
Power Point standings
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Lefties +1 – 8,049; 2. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Daschler – 8,030; 3. McKendree-B – 7,780; 4. McKendree-A – 7,761; 5. Nebraska-Lincoln – 7,756; 6. Viterbo-Cardinal – 7,749; 7. Northern Illinois – 7,600; 8. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Stern – 7,593; 9. Nebraska-Omaha – 7,525; 10. Wisconsin-Whitewater-A – 7,524; 11. Ball State – 7,502; 12. William Penn – 7,490; 13. McKendree-C – 7,465; 14. St. Ambrose-A – 7,449; 15. St. Ambrose-B – 7,414; 16. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Black – 7,271; 17. Illinois State – 7,083; 18. Rock Valley – 7,042; 19. Wisconsin-Whitewater-B – 6,940; 20. Viterbo-Silver – 6,376.
Women’s competition
McKendree-A shot 7,413 to take first place in Power Points, but McKendree-B walked away with the tournament title thanks to championship-bracket victories over Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon, 3-0, McKendree-A, 3-1, and Ball State, 3-2.
Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold was second in Power Points with 7,349. Ball State was third (7,178) in points, leaving McKendree-B (7,053) and Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon (7,034) to settle for fourth and fifth, respectively.
Bracket results
Championship
#4 McKendree-B def. #3 Ball State 3-2.
Semifinals
#3 Ball State def. #2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold 3-1.
#4 McKendree-B def. #1 McKendree-A 3-1.
Quarterfinals
#1 McKendree-A def. #8 Western Illinois 3-1.
#2 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold def. #7 Viterbo 3-1.
#3 Ball State def. #6 Robert Morris-Peoria 3-2.
#4 McKendree-B def. #5 Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon 3-0.
Power Point standings
1. McKendree-A – 7,413; 2. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Gold – 7,349; 3. Ball State – 7,178; 4. McKendree-B – 7,053; 5. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Maroon – 7,034; 6. Robert Morris-Peoria – 6,999; 7. Viterbo – 6,975; 8. Western Illinois – 6,867; 9. St. Ambrose-A – 6,767; 10. Illinois State – 6,737; 11. William Penn – 6,611; 12. St. Ambrose-B – 6,539; 13. Rock Valley – 6,523; 14. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Black – 6,454; 15. Robert Morris University of Illinois-White – 4,423; 16. Robert Morris University of Illinois-Grey – 4,232.
NCAA Mid-Winter Invitational
All Fam Bowling Center
Cabot, Ark.
Jan. 15-17, 2010
Women’s competition
Maryland-Eastern Shore rode the outstanding performances of Paula Vilas, Martha Perez and Kristina Frahm to a grand total of 12,098 and first place atop the 11-team field. Central Missouri (11,910), Delaware State (11,859), Arkansas State (11,650) and Nebraska (11,494) also finished in the top five.
Vilas led the individual field in average with a three-game total of 661, which was good for a 220.33 average; however, since she did not compete in all five games, she was not awarded an all-tournament team selection.
That was not the case for Perez and Frahm. Perez put up a five-game total of 1,084 (216.80), which was seven pins ahead of the 1,077 tallied by Frahm. Both women earned all-tournament honors.
Brooke Peterson of Delaware State won the individual competition with a five-game total of 1,089 (217.80). Amanda Falk of Central Missouri was second with 1,086. Perez’s 1,084 garnered fourth place, which left Samantha Santorro of Arkansas State to claim fifth with her 1,083.
Complete team standings
1. Maryland-Eastern Shore – 12,098; 2. Central Missouri – 11,910; 3. Delaware State – 11,859; 4. Arkansas State – 11,650; 5. Nebraska – 11,494; 6. Valparaiso – 11,446; 7. Minnesota-Mankato – 11,429; 8. Alabama A&M – 11,104; 9. Morgan State – 11,084; 10. Stephen F. Austin – 10,936; 11. Prairie View A&M – 10,922.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Brooke Peterson – Delaware State – 1,089; 2. Amanda Falk – Central Missouri – 1,086; 3. Martha Perez – Maryland-Eastern Shore – 1,084; 4. Samantha Santorro – Arkansas State – 1,083; 5. Kristina Frahm – Maryland-Eastern Shore – 1,077; 6. Cassie Leuthold – Nebraska – 1,040; 7. Kayln Washburn – Delaware State – 1,039; 8. Amanda Cortese – Valparaiso – 1,033; 9. Krystyna Johnson – 1,024; 10. Keisheena Waldon – Morgan State – 1,010.
SWIBC III
AMF Lewisville
Lewisville, Texas
Jan. 16, 2010
Women’s competition
West Texas A&M established a 142-pin lead, 4,899-7,757, after qualifying, and that allowed it to hold of Houston for first place by a final score of 8,099-8,025. North Texas was third at 7,494. Texas A&M (6,791), LSU (6,252) and Our Lady of the Lake (4,608) rounded out the standings.
Candace Longoria of North Texas won the individual competition with a five-game total of 1,144, which included a 279 in Game 3. Ariel Wotipka of Houston was second with 1,012. Kate Mulcahy (1,006) and Brittanny Lasak (1,000), both of West Texas A&M, finished third and fourth, respectively. Penny Pederson of North Texas was fifth with 985.
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M – 8,099; 2. Houston – 8,025; 3. North Texas – 7,494; 4. Texas A&M – 6,791; 5. LSU – 6,252; 6. Our Lady of the Lake – 4,608.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Candace Longoria – North Texas – 1,144; 2. Ariel Wotipka – Houston – 1,012; 3. Kate Mulcahy – West Texas A&M – 1,006; 4. Brittanny Lasak – West Texas A&M – 1,000; 5. Penny Pederson – North Texas – 985; 6. Deanna Marine – North Texas – 944; 7. Nicollette Yurich – West Texas A&M – 890; 8. Cora Chiu – Texas A&M – 883; 9. Hillary Kraus – Texas A&M – 862; 10. Tanis Grogan – North Texas – 830.
Men’s competition
West Texas A&M trailed North Texas-Green, 5,486-5,442, after qualifying, but a strong Baker effort allowed West Texas to move in front and take the tournament title with a grand total of 9,253. North Texas-Green settled for second with 9,132. Houston-White (8,794), Houston-Red (8,539) and Texas A&M-Maroon (8,365) also cracked the top five.
Stephen Planer of West Texas A&M ran away with the individual crown after shooting 1,347 for his five games on the PBA’s Shark oil pattern. Planer’s outstanding score and 269.40 average came as a result of games of 268, 299, 268, 268 and 244.
Sean Lavery-Spahr of North Texas was second with 1,255. Stephen Melnyk of Texas A&M was third with 1,159, leaving Frank Papandrea of Houston (1,138) and Anthony Lavery-Spahr of North Texas (1,138) to settle for the final two spots in the top five.
Complete team standings
1. West Texas A&M – 9,253; 2. North Texas-Green – 9,132; 3. Houston-White – 8,794; 4. Houston-Red – 8,539; 5. Texas A&M-Maroon – 8,365; 6. LSU-Purple – 7,977; 7. Louisiana-Lafayette – 7,891; 8. North Texas-Black – 7,822; 9. Sam Houston State – 7,386; 10. Texas Tech – 7,238; 11. Houston-Black – 6,902; 12. LSU-Gold – 6,895; 13. Texas A&M-White – 6,492; 14. Our Lady of the Lake – 5,626.
Top 10 individual standings (5 games)
1. Stephen Planer – West Texas A&M – 1,347; 2. Sean Lavery-Spahr – North Texas – 1,255; 3. Stephen Melnyk – Texas A&M – 1,159; 4. Frank Papandrea – Houston – 1,155; 5. Anthony Lavery-Spahr – North Texas – 1,138; 6. Coby Lynch – Houston – 1,129; 7. Robert Clark – North Texas – 1,125; 8. Philip Wong – Houston – 1,083; 9. David Germeck – North Texas – 1,080; 10. TJ Gaudette – West Texas A&M – 1,059.
2nd Annual Gainesville Classic
AMF Alley Katz
Gainesville, Fla.
Jan. 16-17, 2010
Women’s competition
Webber International shot 2,757 during Block 1 and 2,724 during Block 2 to establish a grand total of 5,481, which was more than enough to secure first place ahead of Florida State (5,243) and Florida (4,972).
Nicole Gielski of Florida State finished tops among individuals after shooting a six-game total of 1,148. Ashly Galante of Webber International was second with 1,139. Jen Houston of Florida was third with 1,115. Pauline Harris (1,081) and Corinne Kelley (1,069), both of Florida State, finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
Complete team standings
1. Webber International – 5,481; 2. Florida State – 5,243; 3. Florida – 4,972.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Nicole Gielski – Florida State – 1,148; 2. Ashly Galante – Webber International – 1,139; 3. Jen Houston – Florida – 1,115; 4. Pauline Harris – Florida State – 1,081; 5. Corinne Kelley – Florida State – 1,069; 6. Misty West – Florida State – 1,055; 7. Julie Wright – Florida – 1,049; 8. Michelle Posadas – Florida – 1,019; 9. Angie Kahn – Florida – 971; 10. Yoselin Leon Garcia - 957.
Men’s competition
Webber International squads claimed the top two spots as Webber International-Green took first place by a final score of 10,527-10,472 over Webber International-White. Florida State-Garnet was third with 10,110. Central Florida was fourth with 10,082, leaving Florida International to settle for fifth with 10,002.
Joe May of Central Florida won the individual race with a six-game effort of 1,289. Zak Rogers of Florida International was second with 1,246. TJ Baral of Webber International-Green was third with 1,180. Eddie Dwyer of Santa Fe was fourth (1,172), and AJ Garcia of Central Florida was fifth (1,162).
Complete team standings
1. Webber International-Green – 10,527; 2. Webber International-White – 10,472; 3. Florida State-Garnet – 10,110; 4. Central Florida – 10,082; 5. Florida International – 10,002; 6. Santa Fe – 9,952; 7. South Florida – 9,645; 8. Florida State-Gold – 9,463; 9. Florida-Orange – 9,248; 10. Florida-Blue – 8,379; 11. Allen – 7,851.
Top 10 individual standings (6 games)
1. Joe May – Central Florida – 1,289; 2. Zak Rogers – Florida International – 1,246; 3. TJ Baral – Webber International-Green – 1,180; 4. Eddie Dwyer – Santa Fe – 1,172; 5. AJ Garcia – Central Florida – 1,162; 6. Chris Valenti – Central Florida – 1,159; 7. Kyle Calcote – Webber International-White – 1,158; 8. Daniel Dol – Webber International-White – 1,158; 9. Chris Milheim – Florida State-Gold – 1,145; 10. Marcelo Suartz – Webber International-Green – 1,132.
Hoinke Bearcat Open
Western Bowl
Cincinnati, Ohio
Jan. 16-17, 2010
Women’s competition
Pikeville-Orange engineered the clean sweep, putting up 8,372 to grab first place in Power Points and going on to claim the tournament title by defeating Lindenwood-Seige 3-2 (202-170, 169-207, 166-171, 248-223 and 206-200) in the match-play bracket finals.
Lindenwood-Seige shot 8,874 to finish second in Power Points. Pikeville-White (8,739), Wright State-Blue (8,569) and Calumet College of St. Joseph (8,354) grabbed the remaining spots in the top five.
Jessica Helwi of Lindenwood won the individual competition with a nine-game total of 1,808, which was greatly helped by a 278 in Game 8. She was the only competitor to average 200 or higher for the tournament (200.90).
A trio of Pikeville bowlers, Becky Sulligan (1,795), Erica Anderson (1,793) and Kim Yioulos (1,750) finished just behind in spots two, three and four, respectively. Danielle Knittle of Penn State was fifth with 1,734.
Bracket results
Championship
#1 Pikeville-Orange def. #2 Lindenwood-Seige 3-2 (202-170, 169-207, 166-171, 248-223, 206-200).
Semifinals
#1 Pikeville-Orange def. #5 Calumet College of St. Joseph 3-1 (234-200, 213-192, 195-201, 197-171).
#2 Lindenwood-Seige def. #6 Penn State 3-0 (156-133, 200-152, 182-173).
Quarterfinals
#5 Calumet College of St. Joseph def. #4 Wright State-Blue 3-0 (163-137, 211-157, 188-149).
#6 Penn State def. #3 Pikeville-White 3-2 (186-192, 211-157, 166-214, 225-180, 174-166).
Power Point standings
1. Pikeville-Orange – 8,882; 2. Lindenwood-Seige – 8,874; 3. Pikeville-White – 8,739; 4. Wright State-Blue – 8,569; 5. Calumet College of St. Joseph – 8,354; 6. Penn State – 8,338; 7. Pikeville-Black – 8,279; 8. Bellarmine-Burgundy – 8,267; 9. Lindenwood-Wild Card – 8,214; 10. Wright State-Green – 8,135; 11. Lindenwood-Diamondback – 8,054; 12. Urbana-A – 7,999; 13. Illinois – 7,831; 14. Ohio State – 7,759; 15. Missouri Baptist – 7,738; 16. Indiana – 7,683; 17. Grand Valley State – 7,623; 18. Lindenwood-Avalanche – 7,372; 19. Adrian – 6,917; 20. St. Catharine – 6,847; 21. Bellarmine-Silver – 6,532; 22. Louisville – 6,471; 23. Urbana-B – 6,071; 24. Campbellsville – 6,032; 25. Cincinnati – 5,809; 26. Spalding – 5,783; 27. Notre Dame – 5,606.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. Jessica Helwi – Lindenwood – 1,808; 2. Becky Sulligan – Pikeville – 1,795; 3. Erica Anderson – Pikeville – 1,793; 4. Kim Yioulos – Pikeville – 1,750; 5. Danielle Knittle – Penn State – 1,734; 6. Katie Ruehl – Wright State – 1,733; 7. Nicole Burke – Pikeville – 1,728; 8. Jennifer Wright – Pikeville – 1,726; 9. Jenny Petzoldt – Lindenwood – 1,719; 10. Allyse Harrah – Ohio State – 1,707.
Men’s competition
Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave won the Power Points race by putting up 9,557. Then, for an encore, it went on to win the tournament title by defeating Pikeville-A 3-2 (189-189, 191-224, 214-177, 190-207, 207-187 and 256-181) during the event’s match-play bracket finals.
Pikeville-A finished second in Power Points by shooting 9,461. Arizona State (9,374) and Lindenwood-Gold (9,350) finished third and fourth, respectively, which left Lindenwood-Black (9,346) to claim fifth.
A pair of 246s helped Brian Makan of Arizona State to a nine-game total of 2,017 and first place in the individual standings. Mike Conn of Bellarmine was second with 1,948. Jon Vavro of Penn State was third at 1,935. Chris Jones of Pikeville was fourth (1,913), and Bryan Reinsel of Penn State-Berks was fifth (1,912).
Bracket results
Championship
#1 Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave def. #2 Pikeville-A 3-2 (189-189, 191-224, 214-177, 190-207, 207-187, 256-181).
Semifinals
#1 Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave def. #4 Lindenwood-Gold 3-2 (223-164, 169-175, 204-181, 198-213, 223-200).
#2 Pikeville-A def. #6 Saginaw Valley State-B 3-2 (201-249, 137-203, 208-192, 196-190, 221-217).
Quarterfinals
#1 Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave def. #8 Saginaw Valley State-C 3-0 (191-168, 204-200, 200-178).
#2 Pikeville-A def. #10 Morehead State-Blue 3-0 (224-195, 169-156, 201-172).
#4 Lindenwood-Gold def. #5 Lindenwood-Black 3-2 (197-131, 158-195, 212-152, 168-200, 201-167).
#6 Saginaw Valley State-B def. #3 Arizona State 3-0 (235-165, 200-188, 253-187).
Round 1
#5 Lindenwood-Black def. #12 Penn State-Berks 3-0 (193-156, 193-167, 256-216).
#6 Saginaw Valley State-B def. #11 Wright State-A 3-2 (167-222, 191-186, 169-211, 242-213, 189-173).
#8 Saginaw Valley State-C def. #9 Saginaw Valley State-A 3-2 (181-201, 181-192, 188-185, 212-201, 186-175).
#10 Morehead State-Blue def. #7 Missouri Baptist-A 3-1 (211-184, 159-185, 193-183, 173-165).
Power Point standings
1. Calumet College of St. Joseph-Tidal Wave – 9,557; 2. Pikeville-A – 9,461; 3. Arizona State – 9,374; 4. Lindenwood-Gold – 9,350; 5. Lindenwood-Black – 9,346; 6. Saginaw Valley State-B – 9,327; 7. Missouri Baptist-A – 9,175; 8. Saginaw Valley State-C – 9,125; 9. Saginaw Valley State-A – 9,110; 10. Morehead State-Blue – 9,094; 11. Wright State-A – 9,049; 12. Penn State-Berks – 9,013; 13. Calumet College of St. Joseph-Heat Wave – 9,001; 14. Morehead State-White – 8,908; 15. Wright State-B – 8,896; 16. Urbana-Blue – 8,886; 17. Bellarmine-Burgundy – 8,827; 18. Penn State-A – 8,777; 19. Lindenwood-Simbas – 8,765; 20. Wright State-C – 8,751; 21. Lindenwood-Lions – 8,725; 22. Michigan-Dearborn – 8,670; 23. Western Illinois – 8,612; 24. Lindenwood-Mufasas – 8,589; 25. Morehead State-Black – 8,566; 26. Toledo-A – 8,561; 27. North Carolina State – 8,548; 28. Illinois-A – 8,491; 29. Wisconsin-Stout – 8,482; 30. Ohio State-Scarlet – 8,478; 31. Morehead State-Gold – 8,465; 32. Grand Valley State – 8,416; 33. Pikeville-B – 8,396; 34. Michigan – 8,275; 35. Notre Dame College – 8,174; 36. Pikeville-C – 8,164; 37. Illinois-B – 8,157; 38. Western Michigan – 8,147; 39. Delta – 8,131; 40. Bellarmine-Silver – 8,092; 41. Saginaw Valley State-D – 8,091; 42. Bowling Green – 8,066; 43. Louisville – 8,046; 44. St. Catherine – 8,039; 45. Notre Dame – 8,002; 46. Cincinnati – 7,874; 47. Lindenwood-Wood – 7,846; 48. Monroe – 7,788; 49. Urbana-Grey – 7,724; 50. Ohio State-Gray – 7,702; 51. Missouri Baptist-B – 7,695; 52. Kent State – 7,603; 53. Campbellsvile – 7,566; 54. Toledo-B – 7,558; 55. Penn State-B – 7,543; 56. Ohio State-White – 7,407; 57. Tennessee-Knoxville – 7,136; 58. Oberlin – 6,942; 59. Rose-Hulman – 6,779; 60. Clarion – 6,501; 61. Cumberland – 6,478.
Top 10 individual standings (9 games)
1. Brian Makan – Arizona State – 2,017; 2. Mike Conn – Bellarmine – 1,948; 3. Jon Vavro – 1,935; 4. Chris Jones – Pikeville – 1,913; 5. Bryan Reinsel – Penn State-Berks – 1,912; 6. Jesse Hawkins – Pikeville – 1,907; 7. Danny Spink – Lindenwood – 1,886; 8. Ryan Gleghorn – Calumet College of St. Joseph – 1,881; 9. Steven Zimmer – Morehead State – 1,878; 10. Scott Patke – Saginaw Valley State – 1,874.
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2009-10 season high scores
Men’s high team series
1. Wichita State – S.I. Elite – 3,421; 2. Lindenwood – Midwest Collegiate – 3,365; 3. Saginaw Valley State – Orange and Black – 3,358; 4. North Texas – SWIBC III – 3,357; 5. Robert Morris University of Illinois – Midwest Collegiate – 3,304; 6. West Texas A&M – SWIBC III – 3,286; 7. CSU-Fresno State – Midwest Collegiate – 3,281; 8. UNLV – Sin City – 3,275; 9. McKendree – S.I. Elite – 3,237; 10. Webber International – Brunswick Southern – 3,236.
Men’s high team game
1. Wichita State – Leatherneck Classic – 1,264; 2. Lindenwood – Midwest Collegiate – 1,234; 3. North Texas – SWIBC III – 1,212; 4. Saginaw Valley State – Orange and Black – 1,201; 5. CSU-Fresno State – Midwest Collegiate – 1,198; 6. Central Florida – Striking Knights Invitational – 1,178; 7. McKendree – S.I. Elite – 1,176; 8. Rochester Institute of Technology – Midwest Collegiate – 1,172; 9. Houston – SWIBC III – 1,160; 10. Purdue – Striking Knights Invitational – 1,158.
Men’s high individual series
1. Stephen Planer – West Texas A&M – SWIBC III – 835; 2. Andy Mills – Viterbo – Midwest Collegiate – 783; 3. Justin Hargrave – Louisiana-Lafayette – SWIBC I – 760; 4. Mark Scuderi – Rochester Institute of Technology – Shippensburg Classic – 759; 5. Brian Makan – Arizona State – Camarillo Open – 756; 6. Mike Wedemeire – Missouri Baptist – Glenn Carlson Invitational – 754; 7. Sean Lavery-Spahr – North Texas – SWIBC III – 753; 8. Dale Coleman – Santa Fe College – Gator Classic – 752; 9. Nick Riedler – Nebraska-Omaha – Glenn Carlson Invitational – 750; 10. Casey Albert – UC-Davis – Camarillo Open – 748.
Women’s high team series
1. Robert Morris University of Illinois – Orange and Black – 3,323; 2. Pikeville – Orange and Black – 3,315; 3. Webber International – Brunswick Southern – 3,269; 4. Wichita State – S.I. Elite – 3,171; 5. Central Florida – Brunswick Southern – 3,147; 6. Maryland-Eastern Shore – MEAC #1 – 3,090; 7. Lindenwood – Orange and Black – 3,079; 8. Bellarmine – Midwest Collegiate – 2,912; 9. Ball State – Orange and Black – 2,905; 10. Martin Methodist – Orange and Black – 2,902.
Women’s high team game
1. Wichita State – S.I. Elite – 1,225; 2. Pikeville – Orange and Black – 1,164; 3. Webber International – Brunswick Southern – 1,155; 4. Robert Morris University of Illinois – Orange and Black – 1,131; 5. Central Florida – Striking Knights – 1,129; 6. Maryland-Eastern Shore – Mid-Winter Classic – 1,114; 7. Vanderbilt – UCM Ozarks – 1,096; 8. West Texas A&M – Collegiate Shootout – 1,063; 9. Lindenwood – Orange and Black – 1,062; 10. Wright State – Kegel Collegiate – 1,051.
Women’s high individual series
1. Jennifer Wright – Pikeville – Orange and Black – 777; 2. Jenny Petzoldt – Lindenwood – Orange and Black – 724; 3. Kristie Petravich – Central Florida – Gator Classic – 709; 4. Candace Longoria – North Texas – SWIBC III – 708; 5. Jenn Boisselle – Central Florida – Brunswick Southern – 696; 6. Samantha Kelly – Robert Morris University of Illinois – Orange and Black – 695; 7. Michelle Secours – Bellarmine – Orange and Black – 693; 8. Kaidee Sutphin – Central Florida – Gator Classic – 692; 9. Stephanie Moore – Central Florida – Gator Classic – 689; Dayna Galganski – Central Florida – 689; 10. Brittni Hamilton – Vanderbilt – UCM Greater Ozarks – 682.