BEAVERCREEK — The Troy girls bowling team won the Baker Bash Monday at Beaver-Vu Lanes
Troy finished fourth in the qualifying round with games of 149, 135, 178, 148, 212, 142, 179, 164, 199 and 185.
In the quarter final round, Troy tied for fifth with games of 157 and 182 to be one of the six teams to advance to the semifinal round.
Troy was first in the semifinal round with games of 156 and 223 to advance to the championship match with Wapakoneta.
Troy had a 170-167 lead after the opening game, but the Trojans finished like champions with a 244 in the final game for a 101 pin win over Wapak. The Redskins had a 146 in the second game.
Tippecanoe girls finished 16th with games of 114, 102, 143, 147, 159, 145, 127, 134, 118 and 172 and Newton finished 19th with games of 113, 105, 118, 121, 74, 111, 100, 108, 105 and 109.
Troy boys finished 17th with games of 159, 156, 212, 204, 177, 139, 144, 149, 152 and 169.
Tippecanoe finished 21st with games of 139, 186, 147, 140, 181, 128, 147, 165, 155 and 122.
Newton finished 22nd with games of 112, 109, 137, 134, 104, 118, 106, 147, 97 and 135.
SATURDAY
Piqua bowls
at Sweet 16
The Piqua boys finished 13th at the Centerville Sweet 16 bowling tournament Saturday and the Piqua girls finished eighth.
Dylan Jenkins led the boys with games of 188 and 162 and Jayden Miller rolled games of 135 and 197.
Chase Wright rolled games of 141 and 148 and Austyn Potter had games of 143 and 121.
Daulton Funderburg rolled a 146 game.
Piqua had games of 676 and 774 and baker games of 146 and 177.
The Indians lost to Northmont 598-491.
Piqua had games of 183, 180 and 128.
Adriana Emery led the Piqua girls with games of 122 and 186 and Miranda Sweetman had games of 135 and 170.
Kaylee Eleyet rolled games of 107 and 118 and Allison Hicks had games of 110 and 107.
Audrianna Kendall rolled a 144 game.
Piqua had games of 586 and 725 and rolled baker games of 125 and 128.
The Indians defeated Chillicothe 421-376.
Piqua had games of 129, 151 and 141 to get the win.
The Indians lost to Butler 521-355.
Piqua had baker games of 127, 102 and 126.
FRIDAY
Piqua teams
split with Xenia
XENIA — The Piqua bowling teams split a match with Xenia Friday in MVL action.
The boys improved to 5-5 overall and 5-5 in the MVL with a 2,082-1,858 win.
Dylan Jenkins led Piqua with games of 190 and 208.
Jayden Miller rolled games of 160 and 194 and Austyn Potter rolled games of 199 and 149.
Daulton Funderburg rolled games of 174 and 164 and Chase Wright had games of 117 and 158.
Piqua had baker games of 177 and 192.
The Piqua girls lost a close match to Xenia 1,746-1,700.
The Indians trailed by just 13 pins going to the baker games, but could not catch up.
Piqua dropped to 7-3 overall and 7-3 in the MVL.
Miranda Sweetman led Piqua with games of 168 and 199.
Macy Hall rolled games of 147 and 144 and Adriana Emery had games of 116 and 143.
Allison Hicks rolled games of 125 and 123, Audrianna Kendall rolled a 170 game and Kaylee Eleyet added a 112 game.
Piqua had baker games of 110 and 143.
