Written by Emily Jodway, Sports Information Student Assistant
Indianapolis, Ind. - The Alma College women's bowling team wrapped up competition in the 49th annual Hoosier Classic on Sunday (Feb. 18), finishing 26th of 66 teams at the event. Senior Brianna Pitre (Saginaw, Mich./Carrollton) led the Scots with a score of 1174 total pins over six games for an average of 195.7.
What Happened
- The Scots bowled six regular games to put them in 30th place with a total pinfall of 5297.
- Alma then bowled 15 Baker-style games, their best set being games 11-15 where they earned a score of 893. This put the Scots in 26th place with a final pinfall of 7919.
Notables
- Brianna Pitre, who placed 39th in individual competition, bowled over 200 in second and fourth games with scores of 228 and 203. Her 228 was five pins off her season high.
- Freshman Brooke Fornetti (Iron Mountain, Mich./Iron Mountain) finished in 71st with her score of 1121. She bowled a 216 in game four.
They Said It
"It was a tough shot and we didn't execute really well early on but the girls worked hard and never gave up. It was a great effort by everyone." - Head Coach Kyle Woodcock
Up Next
Alma will compete in the American Heartland Championships on Sunday, February 25 in Beavercreek, Ohio. The team will then remain idle until they begin postseason play at the USBC Sectional Singles Qualifier in March.
Contact: Zach Russo, Assistant Sports Information Director
