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Men's Bowling Come in First at Western Shootout

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - The Marian men's bowling team finished first in their home tournament over the weekend. Easton Pierani led the team, finishing second overall.

Marian came in first with a total of 6614 after team play and 10140 after baker play. Calumet College of St. Joseph came in second with a total of 9980, while University of Pikeville rounded out the top-3 with a total of 9782. Other Crossroads League schools in attendance were Huntington who finished 14th, and Grace who finished 28th.

Easton Pierani led the Knights, finishing second overall with a total of 1388. Pierani bowled a game high of 275 in game six to finish on top of both the JV2 team and Marian as a whole. Quinn Tillman was next to finish third, bowling a total of 1376 overall, and bowled a game high of 252 in game one. Broox Golden was the final Knight to score in the top ten, finishing ninth with a total of 1350. Golden bowled in all six games and fired off a game high of 279 in game three. 

Next to finish for Marian was Maxwell Berche, who bowled in four games, firing off a 989 total and bowling a game high of 265 in game three. Quinn Dean also bowled in four games, firing off a 920 with a game high of 243 in game five. Another Knight who bowled in four games was Jacob Neubauer, who bowled an 804 with a game high of 241 in game four. The next finisher was Hayden Fowler, who bowled a 797 with a game high of 224 in game six. Max Oken finished off action and bowled in a pair of games, finishing with a total of 378 with a game high of 225 in game one. 

The Knights finished in ninth with a total of 5901 after team play and 8930 after baker play. Jonathan Cho led the pack in JV1 action, finishing 23rd overall with a total of 1295 after bowling in all six games. Ryan Carpenter was the next to finish bowling in all six games and tallying a 1248. Nathan Danz also bowled in all six games as well, firing off a 1194 overall. Continuing action for Marian, Robert Stephenson bowled in four games, firing off a 691. Caden Lester continued action bowling in three games and recorded a total of 605. Bowling in two games was Braydon Book, who bowled a 391 overall. The Knights kept pushing with Alexander Roland, who bowled in a pair of games and finished with a total of 332. Logan Brewer rounded out action bowling in one game and tallying a 145. 

Marian's JV2 team came in first overall with a total of 6462 in team play and 9899 after baker play. Landon Million finished in the top 15 overall, finishing in 13th place with a total of 1318. Mason Bartos was the next to finish bowling in all six games and fired off a total of 1282. Drake King finished close behind, also bowling in all six games and tallying a 1272. The next Knight to finish was Kael Clous, who bowled in three games and finished with a total of 640. Ray Olatubi finished next for JV2 bowling in a pair of games, firing off a 360. The final Knight to finish was Elijah Liming who bowled in one game and finished with a total of 202. 

The Knights will be back in action on October 31st as they travel up to West Lafayette, Ind., to compete in the Boilermaker Classic. 
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Players Mentioned

Braydon Book

Braydon Book

Sophomore
Ryan Carpenter

Ryan Carpenter

Junior
Nathan Danz

Nathan Danz

Sophomore
Caden Lester

Caden Lester

Junior
Elijah Liming

Elijah Liming

Sophomore
Jacob Neubauer

Jacob Neubauer

Junior
Hayden Fowler

Hayden Fowler

Freshman
Landon Million

Landon Million

Freshman
Jonathan Cho

Jonathan Cho

Freshman
Ray Olatubi

Ray Olatubi

Freshman

Players Mentioned

Braydon Book

Braydon Book

Sophomore
Ryan Carpenter

Ryan Carpenter

Junior
Nathan Danz

Nathan Danz

Sophomore
Caden Lester

Caden Lester

Junior
Elijah Liming

Elijah Liming

Sophomore
Jacob Neubauer

Jacob Neubauer

Junior
Hayden Fowler

Hayden Fowler

Freshman
Landon Million

Landon Million

Freshman
Jonathan Cho

Jonathan Cho

Freshman
Ray Olatubi

Ray Olatubi

Freshman