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Cleary Bowling Opens 2022-23 Season at Rochester Warrior Classic

Cleary Bowling Opens 2022-23 Season at Rochester Warrior Classic
Results
September 24, 2022

(Waterford, MI)— The Cleary men's and women's bowling teams opened up their season at the Warrior Classic this Saturday hosted by Rochester University.

 

In the Men's Tournament:

  • Corey Goldsmith lead the men's team with a 5th place finish and an individual score of 1,038 across a 5 game series.
  • Alexander Lewis finished with a series score of 880, including a 195 point game.
  • Following Lewis was Reis Stine with a score of 723, with his highest score in one game was 213 points.
  • Finishing back to back for the men's team was Zachary Delong and Sawyer Pillen with series scores of 509 and 508, respectively.

The men's team finished 8th overall with a total score of 6,497 points. 

In the Women's Tournament:

  • Leading the women's team was Leigha Rue with a 3rd place finish overall and a 5 game series score of 968.
  • Following Rue was Samantha Dulz with a 14th place finish and an individual score of 849.
  • Erica Pyden finished with a series score of 715.
  • Carman McMahon finished with a series score 687 and a 25th place finish overall.

The women's team finished 8th overall as well with a team score of 4,613 points.

 

Coach Hayley Dann shared a few words about the team today: 

"The girls fought hard all day today despite only having 4 girls, due to circumstances out of their control. Sophomore, Leigha Rue, bowled great out of the gate today and kept it going through the entire tournament, finishing 3rd individually. These girls have a lot of grit and made the best out of their situation today. I look forward to seeing what they can do when we have a full competition roster. There are a lot of positive things to take away from today and build on for the men's team. Sophomore, Corey Goldsmith, led the team with a 5th place finish individually. He was consistent all day and bowled great. We have some work to do when it comes to shot making and spares. A few more spares could've helped in how we finished today. Overall, there is a lot of potential and talent within our team, just have to get back to practice and work that much harder. I can't wait to see where we go from here."

 

The Cougar bowlers will be back in action next Saturday and Sunday when they head to Indianapolis to bowl in the C300 Western Shootout.