The Berkshire Badgers Boys Bowlers took on the Willoughby South Bowling Team on Wednesday afternoon at Wickliffe Lanes.
The Badgers took an early lead in the individual games and then went 3-0 in the Baker games to defeat Willoughby South by a pin total of 2191 to 1862.
Photo by Al Kornspan
After the match, Berkshire’s senior captain Owen Zaumeyer, talked about the victory and the team’s chemistry and cohesion.
“As a team, lifting each other up and telling each other it’s fine, just get it out of your head was a big factor (in our success today),” said Zaumeyer. “It obviously showed in the Baker’s. I couldn’t be more thankful to be the captain for these guys. I was on the soccer field with most of them and it’s great to be in a bowling alley with them. It’s just a great group of guys that I get to lead and I am very proud of what we all did today.”
@BHSBadgerDen Boys Bowling Team defeated Willoughby South 2191-1868 today at Wickliffe Lanes. In addition, the Berkshire Bowlers set the school record with an amazing 265 Baker Game. Captain Owen Zaumeyer talked about the victory after the match.@NEOSportsInside pic.twitter.com/Rcqp6iM2Z9
— Alan Kornspan (@careersinsports) November 22, 2023
Added freshman bowler Ethan Miller, “I am glad we broke the Berkshire record for Baker games.”
@BHSBadgerDen Boys Bowling Team defeated Willougbhy South today at Wickliffe Lanes. Berkshire Bowler Ethan Miller talks about today's victory.@NEOSportsInside pic.twitter.com/cjQ9xFUK4f
— Alan Kornspan (@careersinsports) November 23, 2023
In the bowling match against Willoughby South, Berkshire was led by Ryan Kessinger, Noah Valentino and Mario Romagni.
Kessinger threw Berkshire’s high game for the match as he rolled a 236 which was three pins away from the school record.
Also, Noah Valentino rolled games of 200 and 194 for a 394 series while Mario Romagni threw a 209 and 166 for a 375 series.
Leading Willoughby South was Kaleb Woodring who rolled a 190 and Greyson Coyne who had a 174.
As a team, Berkshire averaged 201 in the three Baker games, with a high Baker game of 265.
Photo by Al Kornspan
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