Sturgill powers Tornadoes by Truckers

FREMONT – The Columbian boys bowling squad continued its impressive start to the season with a 2,508-2,221 SBC victory over Norwalk at Plaza Lanes Wednesday. Atreyu Sturgill paced TC with a 471 series, rolling games of 264 and 207. Backing him were Austin King with a 411 (233-178), Hayden Wagner with a 366 (213-153), Liam Hartson with a 346 (179-167) and Dylan Price with a 93 game and a team effort with a 91.TC won the four baker games 730-673.In the girls match, Norwalk only bowled with four players as the Tornadoes took down the Truckers 1,928-1,057.Cassidy Shane led TC with a 364, including a personal high game of 213 and a 151. Lucy Weidner tacked on a 361 series (172-189), Miriah Distel bowled a 328 (168-160), Briana Pryor added a 311 (183-128) and TC got single games from Kaitlyn Distel (142) and Angela Nominee (126).TC won the two baker games 296-221. Chieftains sweep RamsFOSTORIA – It was a clean sweep for both the boys and girls bowling teams for Hopewell-Loudon over visiting Upper Sandusky at Bowlero Lanes Wednesday. The boys won 2,225-1,594, while the girls also were victorious 1,462-1,349.Calvin Scherf led the H-L boys with a 412 series (211-201), followed by Tyler Foos with a 371 (169-202), Layne Flemmings with a 350 (197-153), Cameron Fredrick with a 292 (129-163) and Colton Stevenson with a 236 (114-122).For the Rams, Parker Hord rolled a 390 (191-199), Colton Penwell added a 271 (107-164), Jake Nieset bowled a 202 (66-136), Hayden Layne ended with a 186 (98-88) and Zack Pohlman finished with a 173 (70-103).H-L won the three baker games 564-372.H-L's Chasity Keckler led everyone with a 252 series (109-143) in the girls match, while Kenedy Clark added a 241 (114-127), Hollie Bozo tacked on a 233 (127-106), Arinna England had a 202 (92-110) and Emma Foster rolled a 166 (93-73).Upper Sandusky got a 251 (88-163) from Kloe Ealy, followed by a 248 (116-132) by Hayden Guinther, a 204 (123-81) by Abbie Sears and then single games from Cali Weible (93), Reagann Myers (89), Ariel Osborn (86) and Bev Kimmel (72).H-L won the three baker games 368-306. Tigers tame NBWILLARD – The Seneca East boys walked away with a win, while the SE girls did as well against North Baltimore at Dynasty Lanes.The boys won 1,962-1,614, while the girls won 1,690-1,313.A 381 series from Parker Edwards was the high score of the match as Edwards rolled games of 199 and 182 for SE. It also got a 357 (145-212) from Wyatt Brickner, a 331 (153-178) by Logan Drown, a 313 (135-178) by Blair Beagle and a 259 (132-127) from Colin Lucius.SE won the two baker games 321-256.Faith VanBuskirk paced the Tigers with a 377 series (176-201), followed by Audra Miller with a 326 (170-156), Gracie Webster with a 294 (153-141), Casey Kipps with a 241 (124-117) and then single games from Payton Walters (122) and Madison Seasly (102).SE won the two baker games 228-206. SE stays perfect with 66-50 victoryATTICA – Seneca East outscored Crestline in all four quarters Wednesday in a dominant 66-50 win to improve to 5-0 this season.Luke Mason paced the Tigers with 23 points, while Jaron Depinet tacked on 10 points. Eight Tigers scored in the win.