Women's bowling finishes 10th in nation; Campbell 14th in men's individuals
Congratulations to the Jackson College Jets bowling teams on a strong finish to the season.
At the NJCAA National Tournament, the women's team finished No. 10 in the nation. The Jets Marissa Wood finished 29th overall, while Allison Fagan placed 10th in singles and Alyssa Villarreal placed 12th in singles. Results for the women's team are:
|
Rank |
|
Singles & Doubles |
5 Man |
Bakers Blocks 1 |
Block2 |
Block 3 |
Total |
Games |
|
10 |
Jackson College women |
4599 |
4182 |
405 |
420 |
491 |
10097 |
21
|
|
Rank |
Name |
Doubles |
Singles |
5 Man Games 1-3 |
Games 4-6 |
Total |
Games |
Average |
|
29 |
Marissa Wood |
539 |
464 |
446 |
495 |
1944 |
12 |
162.0 |
|
46 |
Allison Fagan |
396 |
547 |
396 |
416 |
1755 |
12 |
146.3 |
|
50 |
Lailah Maull |
412 |
393 |
460 |
459 |
1724 |
12 |
143.7 |
|
61 |
Alyssa Villarreal |
393 |
542 |
355 |
371 |
1661 |
12 |
138.4 |
|
64 |
Hannah Boobyer |
499 |
414 |
280 |
413 |
1606 |
11 |
146.0 |
|
92 |
Hailey Thornhill |
355 |
335 |
91 |
0 |
781 |
7 |
111.6 |
From the men's team, Jets Keegan Campbell and Mason Rutan competed. Campbell finished 14th individually, just outside of All-American honors (give to the top 8). Results for the men are:
|
Rank |
Name |
Doubles |
Singles |
5 Man Games 1-3 |
Games 4-6 |
Total |
Games |
Average |
|
14
|
610 |
527 |
555 |
579 |
2271 |
12 |
189.3 |
|
|
56 |
467 |
565 |
460 |
432 |
1924 |
12 |
160.3 |
"This tournament is such a fun and exciting event for our programs," said Corey Daniels, Jets coach. "We are able to compete here in Michigan with some good programs but to have the opportunity to display our talent with teams from Iowa to New York is an awesome opportunity. I was very impressed with the way our athletes competed and composed themselves throughout all three days of competition.
"This was the hardest oil pattern I have seen in our two years as a program and the athletes were able to have a chance to compete on it against the best in the nation. I was very happy with our ability to finish top 10 but am more excited to see what kinds of things we can do to build off of that for next season with five of those six women athletes returning."