MIDLOTHIAN, Va. - The Bowie State women's bowling team competed in the Virginia Union University Invitational over the course of the weekend, placing fourth out of 11 teams that participated in the Invitational at the Bowl America Lanes.
North Carolina A&T took home the team title, finishing with a 10-2 record and knocked down 8,397 pins to earn the first place finish. Sacred Heart was second (8,100), St. Francis finished third (7,611), Bowie State fourth (7,587) and North Carolina Central (7,285) rounded out the top five.
The Lady Bulldogs were one of six CIAA teams to participate in the Virginia Union Invitational. Bowie State began Fridays (11/22) action with and opening Bakers match victory over North Carolina Central by a score of 723 to 572. BSU dropped its next to matches, falling to St. Francis by a score of 719 to 698 and Sacred Heart by a pin count of 774 to 724. The Lady Bulldogs cruised past New Jersey City by a score of 737 to 487 to competition on day one with a 2-2 record.
On day two, Bowie State began the day with back-to-back wins over Virginia Union (844 to 678) and St. Augustines (694 to 624). Winston-Salem State edged the Lady Bulldogs 782 to 779 and BSU dropped a 913 to 839 decision to North Carolina A&T. Just like day one, the Lady Bulldogs rebounded to defeat Virginia State 846 to 814 to close out Saturdays competition.
The competitors returned to Baker System scoring on Sunday (11/24) with the Lady Bulldogs beating North Carolina Central for the second time, this time by a total pin count 638 to 535. Bowie State claimed victory for the second time in the weekend event over Virginia Union with a dominating pin count of 1006 to 871. St. Francis squeezed out a 862 to 807 win over the Lady Bulldogs to end the final day of competition.
Junior Shayla Lightfoot (Henrico, Va.) paced the Lady Bulldogs with a 165.6 average on the weekend after knocking down 828 pins. Junior Ambrianna Bankston (Ft. Belvoir, Va.) totaled 810 pins over the course of the weekend, averaging 162.0 which included a team-high score of 215. Sophomore Keyandra Bankston (Ft. Belvoir, Va.) averaged 160.6 over five games with a total of 803 pins.
Newcomer Adrienne Tolson (Bowie, Md.) totaled 800 pins to contribute to the team's score, and averaged 160.0 while sophomore Ashley Wade (Richmond, Va.) knocked down 761 total pins and averaged 152.2.
Bowie State will take off from competition until 2014 when they host the Lady Bulldogs Frederick Underwood Classic - January 17th-19th at the AMF Laurel Lanes.
The complete list of team finishes and scores are listed below:
Team Match Baker Total Event Event
SCHOOLS Total Pins Total Pins Pins W/L Record Place
1 NC A&T 4673 3724 8397 10 2 1
2 Sacred Heart 4385 3715 8100 11 1 2
3 St. Francis 4191 3420 7611 10 2 3
4 Bowie State 4002 3585 7587 7 5 4
5 North Carolina Central 4096 3189 7285 6 6 5
6 Virginia State 3888 3107 6995 7 5 6
7 Winston-Salem State 3682 2791 6473 3 9 7
8 Virginia Union 3382 2802 6184 4 8 8
9 St. Augustines 3157 2646 5803 5 7 9
10 Chowan 2975 2334 5309 0 12 10
11 New Jersey City 2814 2171 4985 2 10 11
North Carolina A&T took home the team title, finishing with a 10-2 record and knocked down 8,397 pins to earn the first place finish. Sacred Heart was second (8,100), St. Francis finished third (7,611), Bowie State fourth (7,587) and North Carolina Central (7,285) rounded out the top five.
The Lady Bulldogs were one of six CIAA teams to participate in the Virginia Union Invitational. Bowie State began Fridays (11/22) action with and opening Bakers match victory over North Carolina Central by a score of 723 to 572. BSU dropped its next to matches, falling to St. Francis by a score of 719 to 698 and Sacred Heart by a pin count of 774 to 724. The Lady Bulldogs cruised past New Jersey City by a score of 737 to 487 to competition on day one with a 2-2 record.
On day two, Bowie State began the day with back-to-back wins over Virginia Union (844 to 678) and St. Augustines (694 to 624). Winston-Salem State edged the Lady Bulldogs 782 to 779 and BSU dropped a 913 to 839 decision to North Carolina A&T. Just like day one, the Lady Bulldogs rebounded to defeat Virginia State 846 to 814 to close out Saturdays competition.
The competitors returned to Baker System scoring on Sunday (11/24) with the Lady Bulldogs beating North Carolina Central for the second time, this time by a total pin count 638 to 535. Bowie State claimed victory for the second time in the weekend event over Virginia Union with a dominating pin count of 1006 to 871. St. Francis squeezed out a 862 to 807 win over the Lady Bulldogs to end the final day of competition.
Junior Shayla Lightfoot (Henrico, Va.) paced the Lady Bulldogs with a 165.6 average on the weekend after knocking down 828 pins. Junior Ambrianna Bankston (Ft. Belvoir, Va.) totaled 810 pins over the course of the weekend, averaging 162.0 which included a team-high score of 215. Sophomore Keyandra Bankston (Ft. Belvoir, Va.) averaged 160.6 over five games with a total of 803 pins.
Newcomer Adrienne Tolson (Bowie, Md.) totaled 800 pins to contribute to the team's score, and averaged 160.0 while sophomore Ashley Wade (Richmond, Va.) knocked down 761 total pins and averaged 152.2.
Bowie State will take off from competition until 2014 when they host the Lady Bulldogs Frederick Underwood Classic - January 17th-19th at the AMF Laurel Lanes.
The complete list of team finishes and scores are listed below:
Team Match Baker Total Event Event
SCHOOLS Total Pins Total Pins Pins W/L Record Place
1 NC A&T 4673 3724 8397 10 2 1
2 Sacred Heart 4385 3715 8100 11 1 2
3 St. Francis 4191 3420 7611 10 2 3
4 Bowie State 4002 3585 7587 7 5 4
5 North Carolina Central 4096 3189 7285 6 6 5
6 Virginia State 3888 3107 6995 7 5 6
7 Winston-Salem State 3682 2791 6473 3 9 7
8 Virginia Union 3382 2802 6184 4 8 8
9 St. Augustines 3157 2646 5803 5 7 9
10 Chowan 2975 2334 5309 0 12 10
11 New Jersey City 2814 2171 4985 2 10 11
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