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Kouros Takes 23rd Overall In Scotty Classic As Wildcats Wrap Up Regular Season

Amanda Kouros led the way once again for the Indiana Wesleyan Women's Bowling team, posting a score of 724 to help the Wildcats to a 16th place finish in the Alma College Scotty Classic Bowling Tournament. Kouros captured 23rd overall with a consistent 4 game performance of 180, 159, 197 and 188. Cheyenne Cottrell contributed with a high score of 225 in game 3, and a total score of 688 to finish 39th. Abby Shewan finished 55th with a total score of 651.

TEAM FINISHES        

•    1 - Alma College - 6774

•    2 - Madonna University - 6555

•    3 - Concordia University - 6431

•    4 - Notre Dame College - 6345

•    5 - Spring Arbor University - 6244

•    6 - Rock Valley College - 6213

•    7 - Michigan-Dearborn - 6197

•    8 - Siena Heights University - 5963

•    9 - Ferris State University - 5899

•    10 - Cornerstone University - 5893

•    11 - Ball State University - 5838

•    12 - Bethel University (IN) - 5683

•    13 - Olivet College - 5671

•    14 - Michigan State University - 5546

•    15 - Adrian College - 5478

•    16 - Indiana Wesleyan University - 5156

•    17 - Grace College - 5083

TOP FINISHERS        

•    23 - Amanda Kouros - 724

•    39 - Cheyenne Cottrell - 688

•    55 - Abby Shewan - 651

"We ended our regular season with a constant day, nothing outstanding, pretty much an average, par-for-the-course, type of day for us at this stage of development. The girls as a team improved in games 3 and 4 over games 1 and 2, which is always nice to see. Each of the four baker sets constantly improved each time as well as we moved lanes throughout the day. This group of girls are very resilient, they never give up on a game, me, or each other. This season has been special because my wife and I gained an extended family with this group student-athletes. I've been blessed this season seeing them work together as a team, build a stronger bond with each other, and building a passion to be the best bowler they can be."

The Wildcats bowl in the Crossroads League Bowling Championship on March 4th in Indianapolis..

KNOWLES PERSPECTIVE        

•    "We ended our regular season with a constant day, nothing outstanding, pretty much an average, par-for-the-course, type of day for us at this stage of development. The girls as a team improved in games 3 and 4 over games 1 and 2, which is always nice to see. Each of the four baker sets constantly improved each time as well as we moved lanes throughout the day. This group of girls are very resilient, they never give up on a game, me, or each other. This season has been special because my wife and I gained an extended family with this group student-athletes. I've been blessed this season seeing them work together as a team, build a stronger bond with each other, and building a passion to be the best bowler they can be."

 

LOOKING FORWARD        

•    The Wildcats bowl in the Crossroads League Bowling Championship on March 4th in Indianapolis..

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