Lindenwood was led by Brad Miller, who finished 4th individually, posting a 9-game score of 2110. The tournament was led by Aaron Lorincz of SVSU with a 9-game total of 2146 (238.4 Average). Rounding out the top 5 were Marshall Kent of RMU (2nd, 2142), Jacob Kent of RMU (3rd, 2133), and Morehead State’s Mike Conn (5th, 2089).

Wichita State University led the women with a 9-game score of 9098 (1010/game, 202/bowler). They edged out Robert Morris University by 1 pin. Lindenwood finished in 3rd, with William Penn University and Florida State University in 4th and 5th.

Wichita State was led by Jazreel Tan (2nd, 1987). Katie Sexton from Robert Morris led all of the women with a 9-game total of 2030. The top 5 also included Amanda Greene from Lindenwood (3rd, 1899), Alejandra Mora from Robert Morris (4th, 1891), and Davenport University’s Reba Wilke (5th, 1856).

Morehead State men, Lindenwood women claim Southern Collegiate Classic titles
MARIETTA, Ga. - The Morehead State men and Lindenwood women took the titles at the Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic in an event broadcast live on BOWL.com.

Morehead State topped the 26-team men’s field with 11,148, while Webber International finished second with 10,816. Lindenwood’s men’s team was third with 10,694.

In the women’s division, Lindenwood totaled 10,650 to finished on top in the 14-team women’s division. Pikeville finished second with 10,432, while Webber International was third with 10,152.

Javier Diaz of Webber International led the men’s individual standings with a six-game total of 1,335. Tim Mirowsky of South Florida was second with 1,309, while Chris Spoo of Florida Atlantic was third with 1,287.

Lindenwood’s Jillian McBride was the high finisher in the women’s individual standings with 1,300. Katie Thornton of Webber International was second with 1,219, while Kaitlin Quinn of Bellarmine was third with 1,192.

Results: Men | Women

Day 1 Video:

Day 2 Video:

1 Wichita State 9558
2 Lindenwood Black 9355
3 Wright State 9169
4 Martin Methodist 9168
5 Urbana-Ohio 9156
6 Robert Morris-Illinois 9077
7 Calumet 9071
8 Morehead State 9070
9 Notre Dame College 9021
10 Wisconsin-Milwaukee Gold 9017
11 RIT 9005
12 Purdue-Old Gold 8988
13 William Penn 8929
14 McKendree 8913
15 West Texas A&M 8906

Top Men Individuals:
1 Frank Testa Notre Dame College 2056
2 Dan Lemiesz Lindenwood Black 2043
3 TJ Schmidt Purdue-Old Gold 2015
4 Erik Gulbrandson Wichita State 1998
5 Dean Richards Lindenwood Black 1989
6 Sean Rangel William Penn 1978
7 Jay Foote Wright State 1973
8 Anthony Szeluga Martin Methodist 1946
9 Mike Poirier Martin Methodist 1936
10 Charles Easton Toledo 1925
11 Chris Walden Urbana-Ohio 1916
12 Steven Kaiser RIT 1913
13 Justin Marcinko Wright State 1906
14 Ryan Slosser Purdue-Old Gold 1903
15 Paul Kelly RMU-PA 1894
16 Joe Vrobel Robert Morris-Illinois 1886
17 Justin Franzer Morehead State 1881
18 Chris Bardol Robert Morris-Illinois 1878
19 Will Haroldson Bellarmine 1875
20 Matt Pope Newman 1868

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

As posted on the CollegeBowling.com forums, here are the results of the 2011 Hoinke Bearcat Open.

Men’s Division:

Leading Qualifiers (received 1st round bye in match play):
1. Lindenwood Black (A)
2. Calumet of St. Joseph Liberty (A)
3. Wright State A
4. Saginaw Valley State A

Match play: (Best of 5 Baker format)
First Round:
Pikeville A over Toledo A 3-2
Vincennes over Penn St – Main 3-0
Bellarmine A over Urbana A 3-1
Cumberland over Morehead St A 3-0

Second Round:
Pikeville A over Lindenwood A 3-0
Vincennes over Saginaw Val St A 3-2
Wright St A over Bellarmine A 3-1
Calumet A over Cumberland 3-2

Semi-Finals:
Vincennes over Pikeville A 3-2
Wright St A over Calumet A 3-2

Championship:
Vincennes over Wright St A 3-2

Individual Leaders:
Sammy Krucek Calumet of St. Joseph 227.4 (299 game)
Chris Walden Urbana 222.1
Robert Klann Lindenwood 221.8
Logan Mills Michigan – Ann Arbor 221.6
Dean Richards Lindenwood 220.8

Women’s Division:

Leading qualifiers:
Lindenwood Black (A)
Bellarmine A

Match play:
First Round:
Wright St Green (A) over Wright St Orange (B) 3-1
Marian A over Adrian 3-2

Semi-Finals:
Lindenwood (A) over Wright St A 3-1
Marian A over Bellarmine A 3-0

Championship:
Lindenwood A over Marian A 3-1

Individual Leaders:
Jillian McBride Lindenwood 200.4
Amanda Greene Lindenwood 197.8
Kandis Garland Northwest Ohio 195.8
Rachel Ringrose Bellarmine 193.9
Lauren Gunderson Marian 193.0

Men’s Results
Women’s Results

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.

In Allentown, Pennsylvania, Rochester Institute of Technology is leading the men with a score of 3234 (+34, 202.13 Average).  The current cut score is 3136.  Pikeville College is leading with women with a score of 3142 (-58, 196.38 Average).  The current cut score is 2810.

In Chattanooga, Tennessee, Lindenwood University and North Carolina State University are tied for the lead with 3315 (+115, 207.19 Average).  The current cut score is 3201.  The University of Maryland – Eastern Shore is leading the women with 3274 (+74, 204.63 Average).  The current cut score is 2924.

Vincennes University is leading the men in Peoria, Illinois with a score of 3378 (+178, 211.13 Average).  The current cut score is 3327.  Wichita State University is leading the women with 3276 (+76, 204.75 Average).  The cut score is currently at 2995.

Out in Las Vegas, Nevada, The University of Wisconsin – Whitewater is leading the men with a score of 3255 (+55, 203.44 Average).  The cut score is currently at 3233.  California State University – Fresno is leading the women with a score of 3055 (-145, 190.94 Average).  The current cut score is at 2996.

The two Eastern Time Zone Sectionals have finished up for the day.  I will work on posting those results right now and have them available as soon as possible.  I will update the results as they become available.

2010 Intercollegiate Team Sectionals Day 1 Results

Webber International University continued their strong season with a first place finish with a score of 8609. Wichita State University led the tournament with a score of 8709 (5810 Team + 2199 Baker), but it was WIU who ended up winning it all.  Wichita State was led by Jessica Baker (1st, 1237, +37, 206.17 Average). Robert Morris University finished in third with a score of 8555.  RMU was led by Samantha Kelly’s score of 1236 (2nd, +36, 206 Average). Other All-Tournament Team members included St. Ambrose University‘s Kelly Granzow (3rd, 1195), Lindenwood University’s Jillian McBride (4th, 1185), and Newman University‘s Desiree Lee (5th, 1172).

The full team and top 25 individual results can be found on the CollegeBowling.com forums.

The Wichita State men used their baker game total of 4345 (20 baker games + 500 bonus pins) to keep their lead in the tournament and finish with a final score of 11,512.  Lindenwood University (11,194) finished the tournament in second.  Rounding out the top five was Newman University (10,868) in third, Saginaw Valley State University (10,687) in fourth, and Robert Morris University (10,644) in fifth.

The University of Maryland – Eastern Shore women made a big charge in the baker games, but UMES was not quite able to take over the lead from Wichita State.  Wichita State kept their lead with a baker score of 3990 (20 baker games + 400 bonus pins) to finish with a final score of 10,895.  UMES finished in second with a final score of 10,828 after having a baker score of 4238.  The top five included Webber International University (10,781) in third, Pikeville College “A” (10,698) in fourth, and Pikeville College “B” (10,691) in fifth.

The full results and more tournament information can be found at McKendree.edu

Wichita State men took the early lead with a first day score of 7161 (6261 + 900 bonus pins).  Wichita State was led by Jake Peters (1st, 1375, +175, 229.17 Average) and Ronnie Sparks Jr. (2nd, 1296).  Lindenwood University currently has teams in second and third.  Their “black” team has a score of 6715 and their “gold” team has a score of 6453.  Other top 5 bowlers include Wright State University‘s Jay Foote (1272), Saginaw Valley State University‘s Mike Snow (1248), and the University of Kansas‘ Matt Washford (1243).

Wichita State women hold the lead with a score of 6905 (6055 + 850 bonus pins).  Wichita State was led by Daniela Alvarado (3rd, 1240) and Jazreel Tan (5th, 1227).  The University of Maryland – Eastern Shore is currently in second with a score of 6590.  UMES was led by Anggie Ramirez (1st, 1273, +73, 212.17 Average) and Maria Rodriguez (2nd, 1247).  Pikeville College is currently in third (6476), led by Jennifer Wright (4th, 1230).

For the full results and more tournament information, see tournament host McKendree University‘s website at McKendree.edu