The first ever varsity bowling individual state championship were held Saturday at Champlain Lanes in Shelburne. Springfield's Matt Power had the high score of the day with a 268.
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Bowling individual state championships
Posted: Feb 25, 2017 7:31 PM EST
Updated: Feb 25, 2017 9:13 PM EST
By Scott FleishmanCONNECT
SHELBURNE, Vt. -
The first ever varsity bowling individual state championship were held Saturday at Champlain Lanes in Shelburne.
Springfield's Matt Power had the high score of the day with a 268.
Brattleboro's Jeremy Lackey finished in fourth place. He put up a 201 in the Elite 8 to knock Power out of the tournament. Lackey would fall in the final four to Randolph's Logan Lumbra, 193-137. Lumbra's best score on the day was a 220.
South Burlington's Maddy Denton is the state runner-up. She won her Elite 8 match-up, 260-256. Picking up a strike in the final frame for the win. Denton put up a 223 in the semifinals to advance to the final match against the state champ, Cody Seaver of Fair Haven. His best score of the day was a 229 in the Elite 8 round.
The high school bowling team state championships are next Saturday in Barre.
Slaters’ Seaver wins state bowling championship
Rutland Herald | February 25, 2017
RUTLAND HERALD
SHELBURNE – Fair Haven High School’s Cody Seaver won the first Vermont state individual high school bowling championship on Saturday, topping South Burlington’s Maddy Denton 203-164 in the finals at Champlain Lanes.
Individuals took part in qualifying play and were seeded into head-to-head competition.
In quarterfinals play, Seaver beat Randolph’s Kolby Carpenter, 229-159; Brattleboro’s Jeremy Lackey beat Springfield’s Matt Power, 210-185; Denton beat Windsor’s Brandyn LeBarron 260-256; and Randolph’s Logan Lumbra beat Fair Haven’s Jordan Phillips, 191-163.
In the semifinals, Seaver beat Lumbra and Denton beat Lackey.
The state team championship will be held next Saturday in Barre at Twin City Lanes beginning at 10 a.m.
Congrats, Matthew!
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