ROCKFORD, Ill. – The Saint Anselm College women's bowling team completed its three-day competition at the Warhawk Classic, hosted by Wisconsin-Whitewater, on Sunday at the Cherry Bowl.
The Hawks finished 10th out of 11 teams with a 5-7 overall record, totaling 10,708 pins across 66 games for an average of 162.2. Saint Anselm earned two victories in Friday's Baker competition, two wins in Saturday's traditional matches and one victory during Sunday's Baker best-of-seven bracket play.
How it Happened
Junior Katy McNemar led Saint Anselm with a 14th-place individual finish, totaling 916 pins across five traditional games for an average of 183.2. McNemar recorded three games of 200 or better, including a team-high 230, along with scores of 202 and 201.
Senior
Callie Goulet finished 21st individually with an 882-pin series, averaging 176.4 across five traditional games. Goulet opened traditional competition with a 223 game.
Saint Anselm opened Friday's Baker competition with a 936-889 victory over Marian (Wis.) before narrowly falling to host Wisconsin-Whitewater, 928-923. The Hawks closed the day with an 856-838 win over Carroll to finish 2-3.
During Saturday's traditional matches, the Hawks earned victories over Alabama A&M (891-738) and Western Illinois (833-799), finishing the day with a 2-3 record.
In Sunday's Baker best-of-seven bracket play, Saint Anselm defeated Alabama A&M, 4-2, before falling to Western Illinois, 4-1, to conclude the tournament in 10th place.
Up Next
The Hawks return to action Thursday, October 29, for the Destination Florida tournament, which runs through Sunday, November 1.
