Bowling: Taylor's boys, Roosevelt girls put in the finishing touches of Drl - Southgate News Herald Titles

Trenton – Another winter sport in the Dolnik league ended its regular season on Thursday, as the campaign for the bowling of boys and girls held a round match of Trenton’s 10 Pina matches.

In addition to the recognition of adults from all nine Member States, the meeting was otherwise a minor formality, as Taylor and Wyandot Roosevelt had already wrapped the championship of boys and girls in the game on Thursday respectively.

The girls from Roosevelt eventually gave up the unbeaten regular season 17-0 with a victory over Gibraltar Carlson. In the meantime, Taylor was defeated against his Roosevelt colleagues, but finished 15-2 in the season in a league game, one point forward in the final standings.

The title in the Roosevelt League has given them its third in recent seasons and the first after the school year 2021-22. This is the first time every team, boys or girls, finished Drl Slate, not concluded by the boys from Roosevelt and Girls Brownstown Woodhaven, they did this in 2017-18.

As for Taylor, this is their first DRL championship in the history of the program and the second of its kind title in every sport for the school after the 2018-19 season, which was the first year since combining the former high schools in Kennedy and Truman.

In fact, both DRL titles of Taylor came to bowling with the girls team, which was ranked on the outspoken crown two seasons ago.

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Girls

Roosevelt in his last campaign league game won a 25.5-4.5 win over Carlson. After sweeping Baker’s opening games, the bears then surpassed the marauders in both regular series and collected 5.5 out of 10 possible points in the individual games.

Megan Murray was the distinctive Bowler for Roosevelt, spinning the result of two games of 429 (234, 194) and won two matches in the process. Bears also contribute to the efforts of Eli Isenegger (173, 190), Neva Bulit (141, 98), Madison Dufo (135), Samantha Plaxsensia (121) and a pair of split games from the first series (129, 168).

Other final results from Thursday girls included Southgate Anderson, who defeated Trenton, 26-4, and Woodheven Bestry Taylor, 18-12.

Both Allen Park and Lincoln Park effectively had Boyce, but everyone made their own baker and regular games. The first was scheduled to face Dearborn Edsel Ford, which was not eventually present because of DEARBORN public schools and their subsequent school activities, which were canceled on Thursday.

Here are the remarkable results of a single game from the girls’ matches:

Carlson: Hannah Kralak (150, 209); Ashlin Chapman (173, 138); Natalie Doucherti (148, 128); Jadzia Jeffrey (209); Harmoney Loeffler (133); Reese Arndt (127)

Anderson: Malory Addison (234, 154); Haley Warley (162, 181); Lydia Bednar (166, 162); Caitlin Williams (178); Lily Brandstrator (175); Brinley Kennedy (151); Brooklyn Jacques (110)

Trenton: Hannah Feiho (190, 177); Rhea Johnson (163, 181); Elizabeth Bogma (163, 132); Olivia Feiho (155, 134); Sabrina Kowelchik (141); Sofia Ash (87)

Woodhaven: Diamond Pastorius (159, 236); Miley Matsicar (183, 180); Kyle Gibbs (168, 151); Adalin McDonald (163); Riley Mulins (153); Peyton McNamee (140); Odrina Finn (123)

Roosevelt Megan Murray’s second woman had the best team of two matches from 429 at the DRL position meeting, held on Trenton 10 on February 13, 2025 (Alexander Müller-Medianews Group))

Taylor: Aria Ragland (199, 195); Amelia Adams (123, 202); Nadezhda McClain (160, 149); Bayka Garcia (137, 102); Elizabeth Adkins (137); Ava Strange (100)

Alan Park: Samantha Chick (173, 205); Jordin Barnet (178, 156); Gabby Stanley (160, 142); Megan Holly (111, 165); Monique Black (127); Jessica Crane (119)

Lincoln Park: Samano-Guzman assistant (158, 142); Lexi Ornelas (126, 157; Isabella Torres (118, 128); Camilla Hernandez (92, 108); Alina Lovins (114); Zanari Stinson (104);

Here’s the last DRL Girls’s Bowling Relaent Season ranking:

1. Roosevelt (17-0)

2. Carlson (12-5)

3. Anderson (11-6)

4. Woodhaven (9-7-1)

5. Trenton (9-8)

6. Allen Park (8-9)

7. Taylor (7-10)

8. Edsel Ford (3-14)

9. Lincoln Park (0-15-1)

Guys

Although they were completing the losing campaign, Taylor entered the position matches, with four of their bowling sitting in the top 10 in the League regarding the average values to mark a game. Not in the bunch, however, was Nathan Lamore, who had the best team of two games of 409 (197, 212) at the loss of Griffins 22-8 to Roosevelt.

Like many teams on Thursday, Taylor unfolded his bowling depth through regular games. Griffins also received solid efforts from two games from Carter Adams (190, 150) and Ethan Jackson (172, 165), as well as shows with one game from Lucas Douu (167), Logan Duta (133), Jacob Suchaski (127) , and Donovin Hill (124).

The other results of the Thursday match included Carlson, who took care of Woodhevven, 24-6, as well as a topping of Alan Park Trenton, 23-7. Anderson and Lincoln Park had Boyce with the previous initially planned to face Edsel Ford.

Here are the remarkable results of a single game from the boys matches:

Roosevelt: Connor Bedo (267, 215); Brady McLaughlin (182, 232); Peyton Webster (181, 184); Aiden McClaplin (194); Wyatt Isnegger (184); Michael Fisher (147)

Carlson: Jordan Bryson (257, 233); Joseph Aleph (215, 217); Nicholas Dupui (192, 203); Cole Viers (210, 163); Aiden Bailey (252); Benjamin Burch (139)

Woodhaven: Dominic Aeleliscu (278, 216); Noah Baron (173, 152); Nicholas Smith (157, 160); Kijani Gulespi (214); Gabe Manson (130)

Alan Park: Randy Smith (234, 191); John Crane (199, 188); Dominic Valashek (188, 159); Clayton Rami (174); Lukkas Glegola (169); Logan Til (166)

Taylor Jr. Carter Adams turned a combined score of 350 in his two regular games in the position of DRL Round Meeting on February 13, 2025 (Alexander Müller – Medianews Group)

Trenton: Austin Prisa (181, 173); Austin Ikovachi (178, 171); Brenden Otmille (198); Henry Edge (169); Cameron Shimel (169); Jacob Kulhanek (163); Sawyer Keaton (104)

Anderson: David Degradia (168, 164); Robert Statnau (181, 122); Caleb Holt (243); Kyle Nichols (197); Devon Strong (143); Braden Kennedy (133)

Lincoln Park: Dravin Taker (172, 209); Stephen Churchill (1844, 133); Blake Lah (130, 103); G Orgeck (85, 143); Luke Hallig (106, 103)

Here is the last DRL Boys’ Bowling Relaent Season ranking:

1. Taylor (15-2)

2. Roosevelt (14-3)

3. Carlson (12-5)

4. Woodhaven (9-7-1)

T5. Alan Park (8-9)

T5. Trenton (8-9)

7. Edsel Ford (5-11-1)

8. Anderson (5-12)

9. Lincoln Park (1-16)

Forward

The next major bowling event in high school will be next week when the regions are held next weekend.

Regional Department 1 in Skore Lanes will include five DRL schools: Allen Park, Lincoln Park, Roosevelt, Taylor and Woodhaven. The part of the regional team will be held on Friday, February 21, with people competing a day later.

Edsel Ford the same two days will compete in the D1 region, along with the neighboring rival schools Dearborn High and Dearborn Heights Crestwood at Super Bowl in Canton.

Meanwhile, the trio of Anderson, Carlson and Trenton will join many other local schools for the D2 region in Westland Lanes on February 20-21.

Photos: Bowling – League position in the league

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