Coach: Kenneth (Skip) Nary KNary@salamancany.org
Ass't Coach: Heather Doner - HDoner@salamancany.org

Match Results - Winter 2021/22

Boys (Match Results: Hinsdale 4 – Salamanca 0)  Final record: 19 – 5

     Honor Games
              Quinton Jones    234, 200, 614
              Corey Gebauer  188     

Girls (Match Results: Salamanca 4 – Hinsdale 0) Final Record:  20 – 4
     Honor Games
              Maeghan Collins    174, 158, 462
              Alicia Fiske              173, 454
              Faith Brown            187, 457

Coach Recap:
The Lady Warriors continued their great bowling against Hinsdale.  Senior captain Maeghan Collins threw a 174 game and a team high 462 series.  Sophomore Faith Brown rolled her career best game of 187 and Alicia Fiske finished with a 454 series.  The 4 – 0 sweep of Hinsdale ends the Lady Warriors season with a 20 – 4 record, good for a second place finish behind Allegany-Limestone.  

The boys team struggled as they were swept by the 3-time League Champions from Hinsdale.  Quinton Jones led the Warriors with a couple 200 games to finish with a team high 566 series.  Quinton finished the season second in the league in average (197), trailing only Austin Pinney (200) from Hinsdale. 

Salamanca vs. Allegany-Limestone - February 22, 2021

Boys (Match Results: Sala 4 – A/L 0)
     Salamanca Honor Games
              Quinton Jones   234, 200, 614
           

Girls (Match Results: A/L 4 – Sal 0
     Salamanca Honor Games
              Maeghan Collins    160, 199, 155, 514
              Alicia Fiske              162, 179, 463
              Faith Brown            157, 433

Coach Quotes:
The Lady Warriors put up a good fight as they dropped all four games to first place Allegany-Limestone. The Lady Warriors dropped the first game by 34 pins, and the second game by 4 pins.  In the third game they had a decent lead, that put them up on total pins, only to falter at the end of the game.  Coach Jankowski states “We knew going into the season that there would be events that we could not anticipate.  The girls have been bowling well and today was certainly no different.  However, the things that we can address in practices have now cost us as we fell to second place in the standings.  With one match left, we will regroup and get ready for Hinsdale next Monday.”

Senior captain Maeghan Collins rolled her series of the season, and her career best game.  She tossed games of 160, 199, and 155 in route to a 514 total.  “Maeghan continues to bowl well for us.  Her experience certainly shows, as she continues to be a team leader on the lanes,” adds Coach Jankowski.  Junior Alicia Fiske rolled her personal high game (179) and high series (463).  “She has been stringing some strikes late in the games, which keeps the pressure on the opponents.  We still have a few things to work on, and we can hopefully do that in a couple weeks as we prepare for Sectionals the second week of March.  Both Alicia and Faith Brown have been key contributors to the team success this season.”

The boys swept the short-manned Gators who are fielding a roster of 3 boys.  Quinton Jones led the boys with a 234 game and a 614 series.  The 614 series is Quinton’s second 600 series of the season.  He is currently second high average in the league at 199.

Salamanca vs. West Valley - February 17, 2021

Salamanca Boys (Match Results: Sala 4 – West Valley 0)

     Honor Games
              Quinton Jones   192
              Corey Gebauer  236, 189, 563
              Dylon Ingersoll  191, 201, 538 

Salamanca Girls (Match Results: Sala 4 – West Valley 0)

     Honor Games
              Alicia Fiske         150
              Faith Brown       185, 161, 467 

Overall Records:

Salamanca
              Boys:  15 – 1
              Girls:  16 – 0 

West Valley
              Boys:  8 – 8 
              Girls:  9 – 7  

Coach Quotes:
The Salamanca bowlers got off to  a slow start against West Valley on Wednesday at Central Lanes.  “The girls bowled their worst game of the year, and were fortunate to win by 17 pins.  The boys were in the same situation as they rolled their lowest single game total of the season, a 775 effort.  It’s difficult to make those adjustments that we would normally discuss in practice, when we do not have practices.  We have bowlers that do not even have 10 games bowled in their high school careers, and we need the wins to stay in the hunt for the league titles.”  

BOYS:
Corey Gebauer (236), Quinton Jones (192) and Dylon Ingersoll (191) picked up the slack for the boys in the second game and the boys ended up cruising to a 4 – 0 sweep over West Valley.  Corey led the boys with a 563 series.  His 236 game and 563 series are both his personal bests.   Dylon finished with a 201 game for a 538 series.  Coach Jankowski adds “I have had several talks with Corey.  I want him to continue to understand the game and what he has to do to be successful and help this team.  He always wants to do his best and help the team.  I think a match like today, when he had to match his equipment (bowling ball) to the lane conditions, will go a long ways to his success the rest of this season.  He certainly has the talent and confidence to help this team down the stretch.”

GIRLS:
Faith Brown stepped up her game for the girls as she rolled her best game (185) and career best series of 467 series.  “We had some girls that were struggling, so we needed someone to step up their game and help out the team,”  states Coach Jankowski.  “Faith is always at the lanes, so I was not surprised to see her shoot well after a slow start.  She certainly picked up her game to help out the team, as some of the others struggled.”

Monday, February 15, 2021

Salamanca Boys (Match Results: Sala 4 – E’ville 0)

     Honor Games
              Quinton Jones   216, 200, 597
              Corey Gebauer  187, 220, 537
              Dylon Ingersoll  206

Salamanca Girls (Match Results: Sala 4 – E’ville 0)

     Honor Games
              Maeghan Collins    155, 165, 457
              Alicia Fiske              154
              Faith Brown           151 

Overall Record:

Salamanca
              Boys:  11 – 1
              Girls:  12 – 0

Coach Quotes:
The Salamanca bowlers recognized their senior bowlers and team captains Monday at Central Lanes.  Maeghan Collins has been a six year starter, league champion, team MVP, League All-Star, and is leading the Lady Warriors in average this season.  Eric Murphy, also a 6 year bowler and a 3 year starter, and has been the most improved bowlers the past two seasons.  Riley Groff is a three-year bowler.  He works hard every practice and cheers on the Warriors every match. 

Coach Jankowski reflects on his Senior Captains
“Riley is a great kid.  When he has bowled in a match he always does his best bowling.  If he is not in a match, he will cheer on the teams, clapping for them and telling them great job.  It is refreshing to have a bowler like Riley.  He makes an impact for us and we will miss that next year.” 

“Eric has been bowling with us for 6 years.  I have taught him in class and also coached him in golf.  He is quick to grasp any adjustments, and that is a big reason for his improvement the past two seasons.” 

“Maeghan has been a key member to the girls team for six years.  She has done it all for us over that time frame, and she continues to do it this year, bowling her best this season.  She is currently fifth in league in average.  She works hard and tries her best with school and sports.  And she does a great job with both of them!” 

“I also want to thank the parents.  They give up a lot of their time and money to help in their kids success.  It makes a difference, and as we say good-bye to our seniors, we are also saying good-bye to the parents.  I greatly appreciate all their contributions to our team’s success.” 

BOYS:
Quinton Jones led the boys with a 597 series. “Q (Quinton) has shown tremendous improvement from last year.  He is leading the league with a 209 average and he is real close to breaking out with a huge series.  He understands the game so much better and makes more quality shots, and it shows with each match,” states Coach Jankowski.

GIRLS:
Senior captain Maeghan Collins shined on senior night, leading the Lady Warriors with games of 155, 165 and a 457 series.  Coach Jankowski adds “Maeghan continues to get the job done for us.  It has been tough with us not being able to practice.  Maeghan gets a few girls to join her for some open bowling though.  She is not a vocal leader, but she is certainly a “lead by example” captain for us.   

Boys (Match Results: Sala 3 – Gow 1)  7 – 1 league record

     Honor Games
              Quinton Jones   213, 204, 596
              Corey Gebauer  187, 220, 537
              Dylon Ingersoll  202, 537
              Eric Murphy       189
              Carson Mohr     191, 201

Girls (Match Results: Sala 4 – Catt-LV 0)   8 – 0  league record

     Honor Games
              Maeghan Collins    172, 460
              Alicia Fiske              170
              Faith Brown           160, 430

Coach Quotes:
Senior captain Maeghan Collins threw a crucial double in the tenth frame to win the first game.  “Maeghan has been a starter for 6 years.  I was not surprised to see her secure the win for us in the first game.  She threw two great shots (strikes) that sent us on our way to a four game sweep over Gowanda.”  Maeghan finished with a team high 460 series.

The boys have been up and down over the years at K & L Lanes.  They have bowled great only for Gowanda to bowl better.  They have had some success, but often come out on the short end.  “With no practice time, I was not sure what to expect with this year’s trip to Gowanda.  The veterans led the way for game one, winning by almost 120 pins.  Game two was our best game of the season.  Carson Mohr stepped into the line-up and rolled his personal best game of 191, and Corey Gebauer (220), Quinton Jones (204),and co-captain Eric Murphy (189) all contributed to another 100+ pin win.” 

Gowanda bowled a decent third game and the Warriors were unable to adjust to the changing lane conditions.  “It’s tough when you only bowl there once a year.  Give Gowanda credit for pulling out the last game.  They never gave up.  Last year they bowled well in our last meeting of the year to tie us in the standings. We will certainly take the 3 – 1 win, and move on as we have two more matches (Ellicottville and West Valley) next week.”

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Match Results 2019-2020
Warriors vs. Allegany-Limestone - November 25, 2019The Bowling teams got off to a great start to their season against rival Allegany-Limestone on Monday at Central Lanes. The girls came out on top in a couple of close games to sweep all four games. Emma Fiske led the team with games of 151 and 202 for a team high 502 series. Maeghan Collins rolled a 155 game, and new bowlers Kaihalla George and Zoey Levine did well in their first career match. Great start to the season girls!

• Coach Quotes: “It is great to have the veteran leadership from Emma Fiske. She had a great year last year and started right where she left off. She is real consistent with her scores and she can throw a big game in there now and then. I am looking forward to a great senior season from Emma.”

  Kaihalla George and Zoey Levine stepped into the starting line-up for their first match of their careers. Aly Hill is also back on the team after taking a year off to focus on basketball last season. “We do not win this match without them bowling well. All three of them bowled their best and helped us pull out a couple close games. We were trailing late in two games and they stepped it up. Coach Nary does a great job with the girls. He keeps them focused yet lets them have fun and the girls respond well to that.”

  Allegany-Limestone went 47 – 1 last season, but graduated six seniors, so they are rebuilding. “I know Coach Spring will get the best out of his young Gator team, so we were fortunate to catch them early in the season. Last year the Warriors went 40 – 0 versus the rest of the league, so if we bowl well against Allegany-Limestone, we can have a very special season. Today got us off to a great start.”

  The boys team got off to a slow start as they lost the first game, but caught fire after that to win the match three games to one. Eighth grader Dylon Ingersoll led the boys with games of 191 and 198 for a team high 541 series. Captain Justin Blakesslee rolled a 187 game. Quinton Jones bowled a 206, and Eric Murphy bowled a 202 for his career best game.

  Coach Quotes:“No one bowled well the first game and we lost a close game. It was not the start I was looking for against our rivals. The boys responded with a huge second game, improving by 264 pins over their first game.”

  Girls Honor Games:Emma Fiske 151, 202, 502
  Maeghan Collins 155

  Girls RecordsSalamanca 4 – 0
  Allegany-Limestone 0 – 4

  Boys Honor Games:Justin Blakesslee 187
  Quinton Jones 206
  Dylon Ingersoll 191, 198, 541
  Eric Murphy 202

  Boys RecordsSalamanca 3 – 1
  Allegany-Limestone 1 – 3

Salamanca Bowling vs. Ellicottville - Monday, December 2, 2019:The boys and girls bowlers both improved their team records to seven and one on the season. The boys won all four games versus Ellicottville on Monday and the girls won three of four games.

Leading the boys team was freshman Quinton Jones with games of 192 and 223 for a team high 579 series. “Quinton has been working real hard on his game. He participated in the summer bowling clinic this summer at Central Lanes and he is getting comfortable with some of the changes he has made with his game. He is getting real close and that big series will be coming soon,” states Coach Jankowski.

Senior co-captain Jordan Ray led the girls by rolling a 150 game and finished with a career high 431 series. Coach Jankowski adds “Jordan and I had a chat before the season. I felt we needed a veteran bowler that can step in and fill the shoes left by the departure of Nora Warrior. We still have Emma Fiske and Maeghan Collins leading the team, but someone needs to step it up and replace Nora. Jordan has done just that for us so far season.”

Girls Honor Games:Jordan Ray 150, 431

Girls RecordsSalamanca 7 – 1
Ellicottville 1 – 3

Boys Honor Games:Justin Blakesslee 191
Quinton Jones 192, 223, 579

Boys RecordsSalamanca 7 – 1
Ellicottville 0 – 4

Salamanca Bowling at Hinsdale - Wednesday, December 4, 2019: Quinton Jones led the Warriors in their match at Good Times versus Hinsdale on Tuesday. Quinton strung games of 234, 237, and 205 for a career high 676 series. Hinsdale won three of the four games. Coach Jankowski states “Hinsdale got off to an incredible start as Nate Pinney strung the first ten strikes for a 289 and teammate Ethan Rix rolled a 276. You cannot win with a team shooting scores like that. But our boys adjusted to the lane conditions and came back to win the second game. When we can sneak out a win against the defending champs that is returning all their starters, we will take it.” Jon Wiltsie bowled his personal best series finishing with a 556 while senior captain Justin Blakesslee got off to a slow start before firing a 236, for his high game. “Our inexperienced bowlers had to adjust to the lane conditions at Good Times. There are some high scores at that house, but they have to know where to roll the ball. Once they figure they make the adjustments, the scores really improve. We go back there in January, so we will see how it goes against Allegany-Limestone when we return.”

The Lady Warriors ran into a team with another hot start as they lost the first game by 49 pins. They quickly rebounded to take a 100 pin lead after game two. They also won the third game and total to improve to 10 – 2 on the season. Senior co-captain Emma Fiske led the team with games of 155 and 159 for a 453 series. Maeghan Collins bowled her best series of the season with the aid of games of 153 and 170. “Our new bowlers faced some big adjustments to what they are used to at Central Lanes. We have to get them used to the different lane conditions that they will face and have them make a good first shot and make their spares. We have a couple of practices left this week and we will work on it. I still am very confident with this team and am excited to see how this season will play out for us, adds Coach Jankowski.

Girls Honor Games:Emma Fiske 155, 159, 453
Maeghan Collins 153, 170
Jordan Ray 152

Girls Records
Salamanca 10 – 2
Hinsdale 1 – 3

Boys Honor Games:
Justin Blakesslee 236
Quinton Jones 234, 237, 205, 676
Jon Wiltsie 200, 193, 556

Boys Records
Salamanca 8 – 4
Hinsdale 3 – 1

Salamanca Bowling vs. West Valley - Tuesday, December 10, 2019: Senior co-captain Emma Fiske led the Lady Warriors to a four game sweep over West Valley on Tuesday. Emma rolled games of 174, 154, and 159 for a team high 487 series. Junior Maeghan Collins rolled a 161 game and senior Aly Hill bowled a 157. The girls are in first place with a 14 and 2 record.

Coach Quotes: “Emma has led the team for three of our four matches. She is leading the team with a 155 average and she will continue to get better as the season progresses. We need her leadership and experience as our new bowlers get used to different lane conditions and houses for the first time. With Emma, Maeghan (Collins), and Jordan (Ray) bowling well, our new bowlers can adjust to league bowling. We should have a strong finish to the second half of the season.”

The boys bowlers put forth their best team effort of the season as they won all four games to improve to 12 and 4 on the season. Jon Wiltsie led the boys with a 201 game and a 539 total. Dylon Ingersoll rolled a 210 for his high game of the season. Quinton Jones had a 192 game and senior captain Justin Blakesslee finished with a 198.

Coach Quotes: “Jon Wiltsie rolled his second 500 series of the season and he currently has a 167 average. He continues to improve. He makes the right adjustments on the lanes, rebounds from a bad shot, and will be a team leader in the future. I know I can count on Jon, whether it is on or off the lanes. This may sound trivial, but I told the kids on Monday to see me in the morning (Tuesday) so I know they are in school and I know they are set to bowl for the match. Jon was waiting for me as I walked into school, and gave me the update on the other bowlers that were there. I have coached since 2002 and I don’t think I have ever had an underclassmen take on that type of responsibility.”

Girls Honor Games:
Emma Fiske 174, 154, 159, 487
Maeghan Collins 161
Aly Hill 157

Girls Records
Salamanca 14 – 2
West Valley 0 – 12

Boys Honor Games:
Justin Blakesslee 198
Quinton Jones 192
Jon Wiltsie 201, 539
Dylon Ingersoll 210

Boys Records
Salamanca 12 – 4
West Valley 4 – 8

Salamanca Bowling vs. Gowanda - Monday, December 16, 2019: The Lady Warriors improved their first place record to 18 wins and 2 losses as they won all four games from Gowanda on Monday. Seniors Emma Fiske, Jordan Ray, and Alexis Wiles led the team at K & L lanes. Emma bowled the team high game of 169 and the team high series of 458. Jordan rolled a 157 game and a 439 series for her personal bests, and Alexis Wiles bowled her high game of 152.

The boys bowlers also won all four games. Quinton Jones continued his hot streak as he rolled games of 211, 205, and 220 for 636 series. Senior captain Justin Blakesslee bowled games of 196 and 217 for his career high series of 549. Jon Wiltsie got off to a good start with a 190 game. The boys are 16 and 4 on the season, good for second place in the league standings.

Coach Quotes:“Typically the girls bowl well in Gowanda,” states Coach Jankowski. That continued as they bowled their best team total of the season. “All three of our seniors bowled well, so that helped lead the way for the Warriors.” On the other hand, the boys have not done so well there since Gowanda joined our league. “I think we swept them one year back when we were 47 and 1, but that was it. We knew going in that we were evenly matched and Gowanda was throwing a lot of strikes in the first game. When we came out on top at the end of the first game, that gave us some confidence and we kept it going, shooting our best team total for the season,” adds Coach Jankowski.

Girls Honor Games:
Emma Fiske 169, 458
Jordan Ray 157, 439
Alexis Wiles 152

Girls Records:
Salamanca 18 – 2
Gowanda 2 – 18

Boys Honor Games:
Justin Blakesslee 196, 217, 549
Quinton Jones 211, 205, 220, 636
Jon Wiltsie 190

Boys Records:
Salamanca 16 – 4
Gowanda 11 - 9

Salamanca Bowling vs. Gowanda - Monday, December 16, 2019: The Warriors managed to sweep all four games from Ellicottville on Monday. Coach Jankowski states “We did not bowl well but we managed to get the wins. I guess we take the wins and move on to our match at Allegany-Limestone tomorrow.” Quinton Jones rolled his tenth 200 game of the season and Jon Wiltsie finished with a 191 game. Co-captain Jordan Ray rolled a 151 game and Maeghan Collins bowled a 150.

Girls Honor Games:
Maeghan Collins 150
Jordan Ray 151

Girls Records:
Salamanca 26 – 2
Ellicottville 6 – 14

Boys Honor Games:
Quinton Jones 200
Jon Wiltsie 191

Boys Records:
Salamanca 24 – 4
Hinsdale 2 – 18

Salamanca Bowling vs. Allegany-Limestone- Tuesday, January 7, 2020:The Lady Warriors managed to stay ahead of the lady Gators from Allegany-Limestone to win three of their four games. Coach Jankowski states “We did well the first game but they rolled a good game in the second to put us real close heading into the final game. Our girls finished the last game with a surge to win the third game by 10 pins, along with total. This gives us a healthy lead over Allegany-Limestone heading into the last four matches of the season.”

Quinton Jones continued his impressive bowling at Good Times this season. With a 676 series earlier in the season against Hinsdale, he came out firing on Tuesday. “Q” shot a 258 game for his high game of the season. He finished with a team high 637 series. His average at Good Times for the season is 218. “Quinton certainly knows how to play the lanes there (Good Times). He was lined up right from the start, and no doubt that bowling there earlier this season was a big factor. He is in the Junior Bowling League at Byllye Lanes in Bradford, and has qualified for the Pepsi Junior Gold tournament in Las Vegas this summer. It is exciting to have a young bowler doing so well, with a bright future.”

The rest of the boys got off to a slow start and the Warriors dropped the first game to the Gators for the second time this season. They rebounded well as senior captain Justin Blakesslee rolled a 209 game and eighth grader Dylon Ingersoll bowled a 221. They won the game by three pins and also won the third game by fourteen pins. The two-game split improved the Warriors record to 26 – 6 on the season.

Girls Honor Games:Emma Fiske 155

Girls Records:Salamanca 29 – 3
Allegany-Limestone 19 – 9

Boys Honor Games:Quinton Jones 258, 199, 637
Justin Blakesslee 209
Dylon Ingersoll 221, 194, 566

Boys RecordsSalamanca 26 – 6
Allegany-Limestone 16 – 12

Salamanca Bowling vs. Hinsdale - Tuesday, January 14, 2020: The Lady Warriors were without their number two bowler Maeghan Collins who was home sick. They responded with a four game sweep against Hinsdale using all eight bowlers to improve their first place record to 33 – 3 on the season. Senior co-captain Emma Fiske bowled her personal bests of the season. Emma rolled a 204 game and finished with a 505 series. Coach Jankowski states “It was a great team effort today. All the girls put forth their best. There was a lot of team spirit and they were having fun. It all started with Emma’s 204 game to get us off to a good start.”They boys picked up their second win of the season against first place Hinsdale. “Hinsdale has lost four games this season, and two of them have been against us. They have the top two bowlers in the league with Nate Pinney (223 average) and Ethan Rix (202). They are a fantastic 1-2 combination. Anytime you can get a win against a team with that kind of talent, it is a minor victory,” adds Coach Jankowski. Quinton Jones led the boys with a 222 game and he finished with a 533 series. Girls Honor Games:Emma Fiske 204, 167, 505

Girls Records:
Salamanca 33 – 3
Hinsdale 11 – 17

Boys Honor Games:
Quinton Jones 222, 533

Boys Records:
Hinsdale 24 – 4
Salamanca 33 – 3

Salamanca Bowling vs. West Valley- Wednesday, January 22, 2020: The bowlers continued their winning ways as the boys and girls teams both picked up four wins against West Valley on Wednesday at Central Lanes. The boys bowled their best team game of the season, knocking down 1144 pins in their second game. The boys finished with a season high 3075 team series. “Everyone caught fire that second game. All the boys were striking. We did miss a few spares in there, but it was still a great team effort,” states Coach Jankowski. Captain Justin Blakesslee rolled a 225 and finished with a career high 550 series to lead the team. Eighth grader Dylon Ingersoll bowled games of 197 and 187 to finish with a 547 total. Eric Murphy rolled his personal high game of 204, only to beat it with a 208 the next game. Eric finished with his high series of 546. Coach Jankowski adds “Eric continues to get better. He has a great ball reaction, and understands the game. His confidence is growing and now we are seeing the results. This is good timing as we head into tournament time.” The boys are in second place with a 31 – 9 record.The Lady Warriors improved their first place record to 37 – 3 on the season. Senior co-captain Emma Fiske had the lone honor game of 155 for the girls. Coach Jankowski adds “We got some things to work on at practice. There is a lack of concentration on a lot of first balls and that needs to be fixed. We have been fortunate to win some games that were closer than we would like. We will certainly take every win, but we need to see some improvement. I know the girls will pick up their game as we head down the stretch.”Girls Honor GameEmma Fiske 155Girls RecordsSalamanca 37 – 3West Valley 14 – 30Boys Honor GamesJustin Blakesslee 225, 550Quinton Jones 207Dylon Ingersoll 197, 187, 547Eric Murphy 204, 208, 546Boys RecordsSalamanca 31 – 9West Valley 13 – 31

Salamanca Bowling vs. West Valley- Wednesday, January 22, 2020:The Lady Warriors clinched their first league championship in eleven years with their four game sweep of Catt-Little Valley on Tuesday. Senior co-captain Jordan Ray and junior Maeghan Collins each rolled a 152 game to lead the team.

Junior Eric Murphy led the boys team to a 4 – 0 win as he rolled games of 200 and 195 to finish with a career high 564 series. Senior captain Justin Blakesslee bowled a 225 game and a 536 series. Quinton Jones rolled a 213 and Dylon Ingersoll bowled games of 208 and 188.

Come cheer on your Warriors today at 3:15 at Central Lanes on Senior Night.

Salamanca Bowling vs. Gowanda - Thursday, January 29, 2020:The Lady Warriors won their final match four games to none against Gowanda on Wednesday. The Warriors finished the season in first place with a 45 and 3 record. Senior co-captain Emma Fiske rolled a 155 game in her final game at Central Lanes, and senior Alexis Wiles also rolled a 155 game in her final game. It was Alexis’s personal best game. Other seniors bowling in their final league match were co-captain Jordan Ray, Aly Hill, and Kaihalla George. Great season ladies!!Quinton Jones, Corey Gebauer, and Dylon Ingersoll all bowled a 198 game to win the second game of their match. Unfortunately, that was the only game they won, falling to Gowanda three games to one. The boys finished the season tied for second place with Gowanda. Senior captain Justin Blakesslee got off to a good start with a 192 in his final league match. Junior Eric Murphy continued his hot streak with a 211, his personal high game. And senior Dylan Wheeler concluded his league play with a 419 series.Coach Jankowski reflects “It is always an emotional day when the seniors bowl their final home games. They are reflecting on their career, their teammates, their success, and then they have family and friends there, too. Justin and Aly has been a great addition to our team three seasons ago. They are great athletes and great teammates. Kaihalla, Alexis and Dylan joined the team as seniors and all were a part of our success. The co-captains, Jordan and Emma, have been friends for a long time. Emma thanked Jordan for trying out for the team six years ago. They have been there for each other for so many sports seasons and classes in school. The girls winning the league is special for the entire team and Coach Skip Nary, but for Emma and Jordan, it means a little bit more. They were there for a team that was below .500 back in 2014 – 2015. They conclude their career being part of a team that won eighty-six games, with only ten losses in their final two seasons. They will be the first ones to say it’s a team game, but they certainly were key parts of the team, especially this season.
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