Men’s & women’s bowling begin seasons over break

Skylar Blankenship
Staff Writer

Hudson Valley’s men’s and women’s bowling teams both placed in their tournaments as they began their season over the winter break.

Their first match was the Roto Grip Keystone Classic in Allentown, PA. The men’s team placed 28th out of 35 teams and the women’s team placed 9th out of 12 just a few days after Christmas.
The men’s bowling team had a total of 7,735 pins, a high game of 921 pins and a high series of 2,632.

Joshua McCart had a high game of 208 pins and a high series of 583. In five games, McCart amassed a total of 947 pins.

Garrett Bartlett had a high game of 937 pins, a game high of 214 pins, and a 545 series high.
On their go-around, the women’s team had a total of 7,492 pins, a high game of 849 pins and high series of 2,403.

Gina Patricelli, a freshman in the polysomnography program, placed 23rd with a total of 891 pins, a high game of 198 pins and a high series of 561.

Sophomore criminal justice major Kyla Day placed 25th with a total of 882 pins, a high game of 213 pins and a high series of 526.

Their second match was the Lehigh Valley Collegiate Classic, taking place the day after the Roto Grip Keystone Classic. The men’s team place 23rd out of 32 teams and the women’s team placed 8th out of 14 teams.

The men’s bowling team had a total of 8,161 pins, a high game of 941 pins and a high series of 559.

McCart had a total of 957 pins, a high game of 233 pins and a high series of 524.
Bartlett had a total of 909 pins, a high game of 216 pins and a high series of 559.
The women’s bowling team had a total of 7,993 pins, a high game of 961 pins and a high series of 2,705.

Day placed 5th with a total of 1,056 pins, a high game of 262 pins and a high series of 559.
Also placing in the top-25 was freshman Shannon Bristol, an individual studies major, boasting a total of 935 pin, a high game of 243, and a high series of 546.