Gladstone High School senior Matt Meyer advanmced to the state semifinals at the MHSAA singles bowling finals on Saturday before losing to the eventual state champion. Click the above headline to see details on how all of the U.P. bowling teams did downstate.
Gladstone High School junior Matt Meyer became just the third Upper Peninsula high school bowler ever to qualify for the state championship match last weekend at the MHSAA Division Three state finals in Jackson. Click the above headline to read his story.
The Escanaba High School boys bowling team qualified for the MHSAA Division Two State Finals this weekend after finishing second at the regional tournament in Gaylord. Escanaba finished with 3,719 pins. Cadillac took first with 3,873. Iron Mountain also qualified by taking third with 3,678 pins. The state finals start next Friday in Waterford.
The Escanaba High School boys bowling team literally rolled to an Upper Peninsula championship Saturday night in Marquette, beating two teams that they had not defeated all season along the way. Click the above headline for photos, interviews.
Escanaba High School senior bowler Lindsey Juhl made it all the way to the state championship match on Saturday before settling for the runner-up spot. Juhl won three matches Saturday at Century Lanes in Waterford before dropping the title match to Omani Morales of Cedar Springs, 416-328. Click the above headline for details.
Five boys from the Upper Peninsula finished in the top ten at the MHSAA Division Two boys individual regional tournament in Bay City, and will advance to next weekend's state finals. Also, four U.P. girls qualified for states. Click the above headline to see all results.
The Escanaba High School boys bowling team won the school's first-ever regional championship Friday at the MNHSAA Team Regionals in Gaylord. Iron Mountain was second. Both will qualify for the state finals. Click the above headline for more details.
The Escanaba High School girls bowling team made school history Friday, advancing to the Division Two state semifinals for the first time ever. The girls lost to top-seeded Flint Kearsley. Ishpeming's girls were runners-up in Division Three. Click the above headline to read details.
The Escanaba High School girls bowling team qualified for the state finals first the first time in the program's history by finishing second at the Division Two regionals. Ishpeming's teams advanced to the state finals in D-3. Click the above headline to read details.
