WCHS bowlers claim year-end awards
Warren County High School bowling coach Ernest Brewington presented awards to his team Tuesday night during a season-ending gathering at McMinnville Lanes.
Lady Pioneers receiving awards included Nicole Jones, with high game of the year of 199. Amanda Goad was second with a 188 and Megan Lanning was third with a 175 game. High series awards went to Goad with a 506 series, Jones was second with a 504 and Jessica Griffith was third with a 437 series. High average for the girls went to Jones with a 149, Goad finished second with a 144 and Griffith had a 115 average on the year.
For the boys, Chris Mullican had a 255 high game on the year. Lucas Foutch rolled a 213 game and Jordan Rumage had a 193 game. High series went to Mullican with a 614 series, Foutch had a 607 series and Rumage had a 542 series.
High average for the year went to Mullican with a 193, Foutch had a 163 series and Rumage had a 155 average on the year. Most improved awards went to Lady Pioneer bowler Sherry Morris and Pioneer Friday Shinabery.
The Pioneers finished a soild season at 5-3 with a fourth-place finish in the district. The Lady Pioneers finished tied for second place and ended the year with a 6-2 record.
The teams’ season came to an end on Jan. 12 in the first round of play in the district tournament, which was held in Columbia.