News 8 Primetime 585 Elite Awards: Boys bowling
Our small school boys winner was the top dog in his division from start to finish.
He had a 211 average in the regular season, tops among Division II bowlers.He had a high game of 279. His 736 high series was the best in his class and he led his team to a Finger Lakes East title.He had a dominant performance in sectionals throwing a pair of 700 series to finish with 1,422 pins and lead his squad to a team title.He won the Class C individual title by 100 pins and had the best-six game series of any boys bowler at sectionals.At states he had two days' worth of strong performances finishing 16th in the team event and 15th in the composite competition.
Our News 8 Primetime 585 Elite Award winner for Small School Boys Bowling is Waterloo's Alexander Rogers!
Our large school boys award goes to a senior who won back-to-back sectional titles…
He rolled the first 300 in section five competition this season, had a high series of 802 and led all bowlers with a 240 average in the regular season.At sectionals, he led his team to a come from behind victory to take the Class A title. He was the only division I bowler with a 200 in every game at sectionals and his 1,359 total gave him the class a individual title, winning both team and solo titles for the second straight year.He was even better at states. His 235 average was fourth individually in the team competition and his team finished fourth overall.In the composite event, he rolled a high game of 280, second best of the day, and he helped the Section V Division I composite team win a state title.
Our News 8 Primetime 585 Elite Award winner for boys bowling at a large school goes to Spencerport's Jesse Taccone.
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