Husky bowlers have talent to spare

BY BOBBIE PARKINSON HC Bowling Coach

“Coach Jim Runevitch Jr. and I are so proud of our boys for putting up a great fight on February 21! It was so stressful bowling the first session and having to wait until early evening for the results, but it paid off,” said Coach Bobbie Parkinson. The team is headed to the district tournament Thursday, February 23, at Legacy Lanes along with TyLynn Smith, the girl’s individual qualifier. The Huskies finished sixth overall by 8 pins. Kobie Hennis rolled a 623 series, John Gray 541 series, Chad Viers 523 series, Sean Drapp 463 series, and Drew Culbertson 355 series. These kids have worked so very hard this season, and it has paid off. Parkinson bragged of her team, “I am extremely proud of the bowling program. I could shout it from the mountaintop. If you have never been to a match, you don’t know what talent you are missing!”

The Huskies knocked down their opponents at the JV tournament finals at Brooke Lanes. Congratulations to Haley Willis for her third-place finish overall. Haley rolled 133, 93, and 142 for a 368 series. Kim Eickleberry was in fourth place, rolling 97, 105, and 161 for a 363 series. Carly Best placed seventh overall, rolling a 114, 110, and 105 for a 329 series. Peyton Roski rolled 135, 118, and 90 for a 343 series.