Created: Friday, December 26, 2008 12:00 a.m. CDT
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Area Bowling

Nodaway Valley swept Mount Ayr in bowling action Dec. 20. Jamie Thompson and Ethan Erickson led the Wolverines to a 2,332-1,693 victory. Each of them bowled a two-game of over 350 pins. Ethan Pollock led the Red Raiders with a two-game total of 280. Katey Havens, was the only girl for either team to break 300 for a two-game total. She scored 306 in Nodaway Valley’s 1,822-1,655 win. Jen Angus led Mount Ayr with a two-game total of 254. Dec. 20 Nodaway Valley vs. Mount Ayr At Panther Lanes (Creston) Varsity Boys Match totals — Nodaway Valley 2,332; Lenox 1,693. High game — Ethan Erickson (Nodaway Valley) 222. High two game — Jamie Thompson (Nodaway Valley) 366. Nodaway Valley (2,332) — Jamie Thompson 202-164 (366), Justin Marckmann 173-157 (330), Sam Lowry 138-99 (237), Tyler Buckner 146-145 (291), Ethan Erickson 132-222 (354). Total — 791-787 (1,578). Baker Rotation — 135, 172, 124, 197, 126. (Round 1 1,578 + Round 2 754 = 2,332). Mount Ayr (1,693) — Lee Whitson 93-165 (258), Jared Munyon 79-80 (159), Ian Abarr 132-112 (254), Craig O’Brien 97 (97), Ethan Pollock 123-157 (280), Jon Zollman 82 (82). Total — 524-596 (1,120). Baker Rotation — 113, 81, 148, 106, 125. (Round 1 1,120 + Round 2 573 = 1,693). Varsity Girls Match totals — Nodaway Valley 1,822; Mount Ayr 1,665. High game — Katey Havens (Nodaway Valley) 163. High two game —Katey Havens (Nodaway Valley) 306. Nodaway Valley (1,822) — Joceline Holiday 115-96 (211), Kara Buckner 145-130 (275), Cami Edwards 90-90 (180), Holly Low 112-110 (222), Katey Havens 163-143 (306). Total — 625-569 (1,194). Baker Rotation — 152, 119, 106, 132, 119. (Round 1 1,194 + Round 2 629 = 1,822). Mount Ayr (1,665) — Shannon Fox 106 (106), Megan Roberts 105-98 (203), Cacey Wilson 93-117 (210), Jen Angus 125-129 (254), Tara Adams 126-123 (249), Luria Staats 104 (104). Total — 555-571 (1,126). Baker Rotation — 88, 97, 105, 115, 134. (Round 1 1,126 + Round 2 539 = 1,665).

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