Men's Bowling Finishes Second at Great Lakes Bowling Conference Tournament II

The Rock Valley College men's bowling team finished second in the varsity standings at Great Lakes Bowling Conference Tournament II following the official results after Day Two.

Rock Valley totaled 7,721 pins across 41 games for an overall average of 188.32. The Golden Eagles recorded 4,688 pins during team-game competition and added 3,033 pins during Baker play.

Austin Cetwinski led Rock Valley's individual scoring, finishing seventh overall with 1,005 pins and a 201.00 average. Cetwinski rolled games of 201, 191, 184, 226 and 203.

Clark Bonnewell also delivered a strong performance, totaling 947 pins with a 189.40 average to finish 13th individually. Aiden Watts followed with 944 pins and an 188.80 average, while Devin McKiski recorded 926 pins with a 185.20 average. Andrew Bell added 866 pins and averaged 173.20.

During Baker competition, Rock Valley posted set totals of 778, 781, 731 and 692. The Golden Eagles' combined total of 7,721 pins secured a runner-up finish in the varsity field.

Rock Valley's JV1 team also finished fifth in the men's JV standings with 6,971 total pins across 41 games and a 170.02 average. The team recorded 4,333 pins during team games and 2,638 pins during Baker play.

Tyler Thompson led the JV1 lineup with 927 pins and a 185.40 average, finishing 20th individually. Owen Snustad added 902 pins and averaged 180.40, while Rylan Voyles recorded 688 pins across four games. Lucas Wheeler totaled 653 pins in four games, and Jayden Curtis contributed 456 pins across three games.

The JV1 team posted Baker set scores of 672, 668, 660 and 666. Rock Valley's second-place varsity finish and fifth-place JV1 performance highlighted another strong showing for the Golden Eagles at the Great Lakes Bowling Conference Tournament.