1 Wichita State 8707
2 Lindenwood Black 8663
3 Robert Morris-Illinois 8571
4 Central Florida 8525
5 McKendree 8300
6 Wisconsin Whitewater Purple 8186
7 Lindenwood Gold 8129
8 Bellarmine 8064
9 Calumet 8058
10 Wright State 8045
11 Robert Morris-Peoria 8031
12 William Penn 7930
13 Adrian 7924
14 Wisconsin Whitewater Black 7815
15 Marian 7805

Top Women Individuals:
1 Jazreel Tan Wichita State 1903
2 Jenn Boisselle Central Florida 1844
3 Heather D’Errico Robert Morris-Illinois 1834
4 Amanda Greene Lindenwood Black 1826
5 Kelsey Muther Wichita State 1824
6 Kristie Petravich Central Florida 1800
7 Michelle Wallenberg Wisconsin Whitewater Purple 1798
8 Jessica Spires McKendree 1791
9 Cheryl Ogden Urbana-Ohio 1774
10 Samantha Kelly Robert Morris-Illinois 1768
11 Emily Gesell Adrian 1763
12 Michelle Secours Bellarmine 1759
13 Stephanie Bergman Lindenwood Black 1758
14 Brittany Curtis Indiana 1752
15 Caitlin Hofmann Robert Morris-Illinois 1748
16 Alejandra Mora Robert Morris-Illinois 1734
17 Leigh-Anne Price Lindenwood Gold 1727
18 Crystal Brooks Lindenwood Black 1726
19 Samantha Johnson Grand Valley State 1722
20 Ashley Bright Lindenwood Gold 1718

In Allentown, Pennsylvania, Webber International University won for the men with a final score of 12914 (+114, 201.78 Average).  William Paterson University finished in second with 12662.  Other teams making the cut are Rochester Institute of Technology (12653) and Hudson Valley Community College (12591).  Pikeville College led the women with a score of 12599 (-201, 196.86 Average).  Webber International University finished in second with 12417.  Other teams making the cut included Erie Community College (11396) and Briarcliffe College (11324).

Saginaw Valley State University led the men in Chattanooga, Tennessee with 13356 (+556, 208.69 Average).  Lindenwood University finished second with 13316.  Others making the cut were the University of Central Florida (12806) and Purdue University (12804).  The University of Maryland – Eastern Shore led the women at 12842 (+42, 200.66 Average).  The University of Central Florida finished in second with 12805.  Other teams making the cut were Lindenwood University (12269) and Florida State University (11736).

The Peoria, Illinois men’s sectional was led by Wichita State University with a score of 13072 (+272, 204.25 Average).  McKendree University finished second at 12739.  Other teams making the cut included Newman University (12734) and Calumet College (12718).  Wichita State also led the women with a score of 12350 (-450, 192.97 Average).  McKendree University finished second with 12281.  Wright State University (11676) and the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater (11600) also made the cut.

Robert Morris University men led the Las Vegas sectional with a score of 13424 (+624, 209.75 Average).  California State University – Fresno finished in second at 13033.  Arizona State University (12933) and the University of Nebraska – Lincoln (12772) also made the cut.  California State University – Fresno led the women with 12294 (-506, 192.09 Average).  Robert Morris University finished in second with 12050.  St. Ambrose University (11846) and West Texas A&M (11795) also made the cut.

These top 32 teams (16 men, 16 women) advance to the 2010 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships.  This event will take place on April 14-17, 2010 in El Paso, Texas.

North Carolina State University took sole possession of the lead in Chattanooga, Tennessee by finishing with a score of 6626 (+226, 207.06 Average).  The cut score is at 6498 at the end of day 1.  The University of Central Florida took over the women’s lead by finishing with a score of 6481 (+81, 202.53 Average).  The cut score is at 5812 after day 1.

In Peoria, Illinois, Wichita State University took over the men’s lead with a score of 6644 (+244, 206.59 Average).  The current cut score is 6417.  The Wichita State University women are also in the lead, with a score of 6373 (-27, 199.16).  The cut score is at 5887 after 32 games.

Rochester Institute of Technology remains in the lead in Allentown, Pennsylvania with 6393 (-7, 199.78 Average).  The current cut score is 6293.  Pikeville College is still leading the women with a score of 6325 (-75, 199.22 Average).  The cut score is at 5649 after 32 games.

The University of Wisconsin – Whitewater is still in the lead out in Las Vegas, Nevada with a score of 6546 (+146, 204.56 Average).  The current cut score is 6425 after day 1.  California State University – Fresno is leading the women with 6359 (-41, 198.72 Average).  The cut score after 32 games is at 5976.

Webber International University took home the title in the men’s division and the University of Central Florida took home to women’s title.  Andro Simounet of Webber led the men with a final 9 game score of 2064 (+264, 229.3 Average).  Jenn Boisselle from UCF led the women with a final 9 game score of 1943 (+143, 215.9 Average).

Webber took out McKendree University while Robert Morris University beat Fresno State in the semifinals.  Webber beat RMU in the finals, 3 games to 0.  Over on the women’s side UCF beat Wichita State University while Webber took out Pikeville College.  UCF beat Webber in the finals, 3 games to 1.

Other All-Tournament team members included John Szczerbinski (2054, Wichita State), Michael Fujita (2048, UC Davis), Marcelo Suartz (2036, Webber), and Josh Blanchard (2029, Wichita).  The women’s All-Tournament team members included Kaidee Sutphin (1899, UCF), Nicole Burke (1887, Pikeville), Josie Earnest ( 1847, Vanderbilt), and Jessica Earnest (1800, Vanderbilt)

This weekend’s big tournament is the Orange & Black Classic taking place at Beaver-Vu Bowl in Beavercreek, Ohio.  The Orange & Black Classic is hosted by Pikeville College.  Last year’s champions were Lindenwood University (men) and Ball State University (women).  The Pennsylvania Classic is taking place at Leisure Lanes in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  Last year’s champions were William Paterson University (men) and Briarcliffe College (women).  The first NCAA tournament is also taking place this weekend.  The Bossier City Classic will take place in Shreveport, Louisiana.

Webber International University‘s “Gold” team won on the men’s side.  The University of Central Florida‘s “Gold” team finished in second.  Webber International’s “Green” team finished in third and Santa Fe College finished in fourth.  See the full results on the CollegeBowling.com forums.

On the women’s side, the University of Central Florida had two teams finish in the top three.  Their “Gold” team finished first, while their “Black” team finished in third.  Webber International University finished in second.  See the full results on the CollegeBowling.com forums.

This is the second of back to back big weekends in the college bowling world.  The 15th Annual Brickyard Classic will take place in Indianapolis, IN.  Calumet College of St. Joseph (men) and Wright State University (women) are the defending champions.  The Mid-States Championship will take place in Wichita, KS.  Last year’s champion was Wichita State University in both the men’s and women’s tournaments.  In Wilmington, DE is the Blue Hen Open.  North Carolina State University won this event last year.  The Central Florida Classic will take place in Orlando, FL.  The University of Central Florida won last year for both the men and the women.

Good luck to everyone bowling this weekend!

Robert Morris University (IL) won on the men’s side with a score of 11,559.  Lindenwood University fell one pin short at 11,558, and Saginaw Valley State University finished 3rd with a score of 11,487.  Robert Morris was led by Mikey Hill.  Lindenwood and SVSU were led by Kimani Smith and Toby Sambueno.  Leading the All-Tournament Team was Derek Hartnell from Newman University with a score of 2152 (239 Average).  Other memebers of the All-Tournament Team included Robert Morris’ Mikey Hill (2114), Cal-State Fresno’s Greg Geering (1979), Viterbo University’s Greg Pizl (1966), and Central Florida’s Joe May (1955).

Central Florida won on the Women’s side with a score of 10,723.  Webber International University took 2nd with a score of 10,534, and Lindenwood University took 3rd with a score of 10,234.  Central Florida was led by Jenn Boisselle.  Webber International and Lindenwood were led by Ashly Galante and Laura Fonnegra.  Jenn Boisselle led the All-Tournament Team with a score of 1922 (213 Average).  The rest of the All-Tournament Team consisted of Webber International’s Ashly Galante (1849), Wright State University’s Heidi Sanders (1837), Grand Valley State University’s Samantha Johnson (1813), and Webber International’s Jessica Santiago (1796).

Congratulations to all the winners!  The full results can be found on the CollegeBowling.com Forums.

There are a few tournaments next weekend.  The Midstates Championships in Wichita, KS, the Blue Hen Open is in Wilmington, DE, the Central Florida Classic in Orlando, FL, and the Brickyard Classic will take place in Indianapolis, IN.  Good luck to all bowlers!

Robert Morris University (IL) took the lead  for the men after 6 games with a score of 6394 (+394, 1065 Team Average, 213 Individual Average).  Lindenwood University (6360) and Saginaw Valley State University (6357) are in second and third.  Robert Morris finished 10th in this event last year, while SVSU was #2 and Lindenwood won the tournament.

The University of Central Florida took the 6 game lead on the women’s side with a score of 5998 (-2, 999 Team Average, 199 Individual Average).  Webber International University (5739) and Bellarmine University (5633) are currently in second and third.  Central Florida is the defending champion of this tournament.  Webber International did not attend last year; Bellarmine finished 10th in this event in 2008.

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The full team results can be found on the CollegeBowling.com forums.

Men’s Results |  Women’s Results