ST. CHARLES, Mo. - The women's bowling team competed in their first meet in school history this past weekend, traveling to Lindenwood to bowl in the 17th annual Lions Classic. Short a bowler because of injury, the Panthers struggled to find their groove, finishing 7th out of seven teams.
How it Happened:
Freshman
Grace Mowell led the way for the Panthers finishing in 31st out of 63 individuals. Mowell averaged 150 for day one and had a high game of 154.
Dalila Hernandez posted a 340 series,
Ru Fuller posted a 292 series, and
Sernaya McGee posted a 270 series.
Going into day two, the Panthers were the seven-seed and faced Missouri Baptist for the first match of bracket play. Greenville battled against the Spartans in the best-of-three match, but they came up just short, losing with scores of 96-157 and 85-210.
The Panthers moved into the losers bracket and faced off against Cottey College. Greenville gave themselves a chance in game one, but dropped it 85-124, and followed it with an 82-143 loss in game two.
"Overall, I was very pleased with the performance the ladies gave me on both days. They continued to work hard and never quit even when the odds were stacked against them the moment we walked in the bowling alley." - Coach Kunz
Up Next:
The Panthers travel to Lafayette, Indiana on November 15th and 16th to compete in the Boilmaker Classic and Baker Shootout.
