Men's Bowling Posts Strong Scores in Detroit Competition

The Rock Valley College men's bowling team competed in Detroit, Michigan, turning in a strong performance during Saturday's team games and Baker competition.

Rock Valley totaled 4,511 pins across five team games, averaging 180.4 per game. Clark Bonnewell led the Golden Eagles with 949 pins and a 189.8 average. Bonnewell posted games of 179, 153, 193, 202 and 222, including the team's highest individual game of the day.

Austin Cetwinski also delivered an impressive performance, recording 755 pins across four games for a 188.8 average. Cetwinski rolled games of 159, 229, 170 and 197. Tyler Thompson followed with 554 pins across three games and a 184.7 average, while Aiden Watts totaled 530 pins in three games with a 176.7 average.

Devin McKiski contributed 835 pins across five games and averaged 167.0. McKiski's scores were 165, 196, 177, 165 and 132. Andrew Bell added 377 pins in two games, including a 224, while Rylan Voyles totaled 347 pins with games of 178 and 169. Kaiden Von Schnase rounded out the lineup with a 164 in one game.

The Golden Eagles continued their competition in four Baker sets, recording scores of 622, 824, 727 and 711. Rock Valley totaled 2,884 Baker pins and averaged 180.3, highlighted by an 824 in the second set.

Across Saturday's competition, Rock Valley finished with 7,395 total pins between team games and Baker play. The Golden Eagles' performance was led by Bonnewell's consistent scoring, Cetwinski's strong four-game average and a competitive Baker-session finish.

The men's bowling team continues to build momentum as the season progresses.