Articles Tagged: Bowling

The Vinton-Shellsburg boys’ bowling team was state runner-up last season and hopes to take that final step in 2024.

Iowa City High senior Kendra Schwarting gave reason for the buzz inside May City Bowl in Cedar Rapids on Dec. 1 as she became the first to throw a 300 in this year’s Iowa high school girls’ bowling season.

Despite leading all Class 3A girls' bowling teams in pins per match last season, Cedar Rapids Kennedy fell short of making it to the state tournament. Now, the Cougars are determined to right the ship.

A look at some of the top Gazette-area teams and bowlers to watch in the 2023-24 Iowa high school bowling season.

Independence returns four of its top six bowlers from a team that finished fifth in last year’s Class 2A state tournament.

A pair of Cedar Rapids Jefferson bowlers found themselves in quite a conundrum in the individual state tournament this week. Savannah Edmonds faced Kayla Staub in a first-round matchup.

The Decorah boys’ and girls’ bowling teams still had historic seasons, qualifying for state for the first time. The boys finished second in Class 2A

A junior at Cedar Rapids Kennedy, Kaylee Harris qualified for the state bowling tournament as an individual last year. She’s after more in 2023. And not just for herself.

Waukon’s Cody Huinker rolled a 300 in a dual with Decorah, beating his dad’s top score by one pin.

Three years into bringing bowling to Monticello High School, Brian Meyer added an assistant coach. That individual just happened to be a professional bowler ... and his son, Jace.

Here are some Gazette area teams and bowlers to watch entering the 2022-23 Iowa high school bowling season.

For defending Class 3A state bowling champion Aiden Mitts, as enjoyable as winning last year’s individual crown was, he’d like to share the experience with his Cedar Rapids Jefferson teammates this go-around.

Families Helping Families of Iowa is hosting a bowling fundraiser on April 23 at Lancer Lanes, 3202 Sixth St. SW, Cedar Rapids. Cost is $25 per person, four players on a team. All proceeds benefit Iowa's children in foster care.

Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore Aiden Mitts claimed the Class 3A individual state bowling title ... and family bragging rights.

Brennan Smith had a feeling that the new head-to-head, single-elimination bracket adopted this season might benefit his game. On Wednesday, the senior claimed the Class 2A individual state bowling crown for Marion.