Lady Indians bowling finishes district runners-up; Lynchburg-Clay 3rd place
Lead Summary
By
Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
The Hillsboro Lady Indians bowling team ended their season as Division II District runners-up on Saturday, while the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs were third in the district tournament held at Shawnee Lanes.
The district champion was Logan Elm with an overall score (regulation plus Baker games) of 3,215, followed by Hillsboro with a 3,133 score, 82 pins back of Logan Elm. In third was Lynchburg-Clay at 2,969 (246 pins back), and in fourth was Miami Trace at 2,917 (298 pins back).
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The only team to advance to the state tournament was the district winner.
As for the Lady Indians, the Frontier Athletic Champion totaled a score of 2,179 after the first three regulation games with scores of 695, 711 and 773. In the six Baker games, the Lady Indians had scores of 153, 142, 113, 175, 180 and 191 for a 954 score in Baker play.
HHS was led by freshman Selena Mingua with a 469 score, having game scores of 151, 158 and 160, tying for third place overall in the district.
Next for the Lady Indians was junior Olivia Wilson tied for eighth place with a score of 453, having game scores of 129, 156 and 168.
Hillsboro senior Madalyn Miller was 12th overall for a 418 score. She finished with a game score of 139, 120 and 159.
Also for the Lady Indians, junior Brook Kier was 14th place overall with a 413 score (137, 141, 135), and in 20th was freshman Jazlen Jones at 275 with scores of 139 and 136 in two games bowled. Others on the team without an official score for the Lady Indians were sophomore Haley Hughes, junior Ivy Colville and junior Kailey Dietrick.
The Lady Mustangs’ top finisher was senior Tia McConnaughey tied for eighth place with a 453 score, finishing games with scores of 163, 139 and 151.
In 18th place for LC was senior Carly Bingamon at 324 with two games bowled and scores of 149 and 175. Next was LC senior Hannah Morgan in 19th place at 303 with two games bowled, with scores of 116 and 187.
The 21st-place spot went to LC senior Taylor McLaughlin with a score of 271, as her two games bowled had scores of 145 and 126. In 22nd place was LC sophomore Mikaela Tipton in two games at 130 and 139.
LC’s Morghan Sellman was 23rd place with two games bowled. Her scores were 126 and 135 for a total of 261. Also on the roster without an official score for LC was junior Allie Stroop.
The district champion was Logan Elm with an overall score (regulation plus Baker games) of 3,215, followed by Hillsboro with a 3,133 score, 82 pins back of Logan Elm. In third was Lynchburg-Clay at 2,969 (246 pins back), and in fourth was Miami Trace at 2,917 (298 pins back).
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The only team to advance to the state tournament was the district winner.
As for the Lady Indians, the Frontier Athletic Champion totaled a score of 2,179 after the first three regulation games with scores of 695, 711 and 773. In the six Baker games, the Lady Indians had scores of 153, 142, 113, 175, 180 and 191 for a 954 score in Baker play.
HHS was led by freshman Selena Mingua with a 469 score, having game scores of 151, 158 and 160, tying for third place overall in the district.
Next for the Lady Indians was junior Olivia Wilson tied for eighth place with a score of 453, having game scores of 129, 156 and 168.
Hillsboro senior Madalyn Miller was 12th overall for a 418 score. She finished with a game score of 139, 120 and 159.
Also for the Lady Indians, junior Brook Kier was 14th place overall with a 413 score (137, 141, 135), and in 20th was freshman Jazlen Jones at 275 with scores of 139 and 136 in two games bowled. Others on the team without an official score for the Lady Indians were sophomore Haley Hughes, junior Ivy Colville and junior Kailey Dietrick.
The Lady Mustangs’ top finisher was senior Tia McConnaughey tied for eighth place with a 453 score, finishing games with scores of 163, 139 and 151.
In 18th place for LC was senior Carly Bingamon at 324 with two games bowled and scores of 149 and 175. Next was LC senior Hannah Morgan in 19th place at 303 with two games bowled, with scores of 116 and 187.
The 21st-place spot went to LC senior Taylor McLaughlin with a score of 271, as her two games bowled had scores of 145 and 126. In 22nd place was LC sophomore Mikaela Tipton in two games at 130 and 139.
LC’s Morghan Sellman was 23rd place with two games bowled. Her scores were 126 and 135 for a total of 261. Also on the roster without an official score for LC was junior Allie Stroop.