Indianapolis, Ind. - The Alma College bowling team finished 18th at the Columbia 300 Western Shootout over the weekend (Oct. 21-22).
Emma Davis (Horton, Mich / Hanover Horton) led the Scots with a total of 1062 pins over six games, averaging 177. Brianna Pitre (Saginaw, Mich. / Carrollton) finished close behind at 1037, averaging 173.
Over 15 Baker games, Alma scored 2426, averaging 162 in each game. Its best five-game set were games 6-10 where it scored an 848, averaging 170 over those five games.
What Happened
- Alma's best game was its fourth where it bowled an 872. Alicia Neelis (Saginaw, Mich.) led the team in that game with a 186. Davis followed her with a 183.
- Both Davis and Pitre's best games came in the fifth game, where both bowled over 200. The Scots scored 836 as a team in the sixth game.
Notables
- Davis had the game-high for the Scots at 213. Pitre and Kasidey Easlick (Gladwin, Mich.) also broke 200, Pitre at 204 and Easlick at 200. Easlick also had the next highest score at 198.
What's Next
The bowling team's next tournament is this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, October 28 and 29, at the American Heartland I and II in Wayne, Mich.
Contact: Zach Russo, Assistant Sports Information Director, (989) 463-7436
