July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Wright headed back to state bowling meet (02/21/05)
Local Roundup
LAFAYETTE — Cody Wright is going back to state.
Wright earned himself a second straight berth in the state bowling meet Saturday as he placed second at the Lafayette semi-state. He finished fifth in the state last season.
The Jay County High Rollers team did not fare as well, placing sixth out of 14 teams.
It needed to be in the top four to advance.
Wright opened his day with a 235 and never slowed down in an incredibly consistent day as he notched the top qualifying score. He followed his first game with a 237, and added a 236 in his final game. He finished as the tournament-runner up as he lost the final head-to-head match of the day.
He will bowl for the individual state title at Indy’ Sport Bowl Saturday at 2 p.m.
The High Rollers were in first place as a team after posting and opening game score of 1,032. But, they slipped to third after the second round with a 1,963 total and slipped to a sixth-place finish.
Lennartz, Miller win title
PORTLAND — The mother-son team of Paula Lennartz and Eric Miller won the Portland Women’s Bowling Association mixed doubles tournament this weekend. They posted a 1,461 to win among 32 teams.
Lennartz rolled games of 226, 257 and 289, and Miller added a 201, 247 and 187.
Wrestling club
Registration for the Patriot Wrestling Club will be held today.
Those interested can register at the Jay County High School wrestling room beginning at 5 p.m. The club is for those 5-and-older, and the fee is $40 per wrestler.
For more information, call James Myers at (260) 251-2219.
Jay needs coach
Jay County High School is accepting applications for the position of varsity volleyball coach.
Those interested should submit an application, letter of interest and resume to: Phil Ford, Athletics Director, Jay County High School, 2072 W. SR 67, Portland, IN, 47371.
Umpire classes
The Midwestern Athletic Conference will host a softball and baseball umpiring class next month.
The class will be held at the Education Complex in Celina, Ohio today from 6 to 8:45 p.m. Those who pass the class can become licensed by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
The cost of the class is $75 for either softball or baseball or $100 for both.[[In-content Ad]]
Wright earned himself a second straight berth in the state bowling meet Saturday as he placed second at the Lafayette semi-state. He finished fifth in the state last season.
The Jay County High Rollers team did not fare as well, placing sixth out of 14 teams.
It needed to be in the top four to advance.
Wright opened his day with a 235 and never slowed down in an incredibly consistent day as he notched the top qualifying score. He followed his first game with a 237, and added a 236 in his final game. He finished as the tournament-runner up as he lost the final head-to-head match of the day.
He will bowl for the individual state title at Indy’ Sport Bowl Saturday at 2 p.m.
The High Rollers were in first place as a team after posting and opening game score of 1,032. But, they slipped to third after the second round with a 1,963 total and slipped to a sixth-place finish.
Lennartz, Miller win title
PORTLAND — The mother-son team of Paula Lennartz and Eric Miller won the Portland Women’s Bowling Association mixed doubles tournament this weekend. They posted a 1,461 to win among 32 teams.
Lennartz rolled games of 226, 257 and 289, and Miller added a 201, 247 and 187.
Wrestling club
Registration for the Patriot Wrestling Club will be held today.
Those interested can register at the Jay County High School wrestling room beginning at 5 p.m. The club is for those 5-and-older, and the fee is $40 per wrestler.
For more information, call James Myers at (260) 251-2219.
Jay needs coach
Jay County High School is accepting applications for the position of varsity volleyball coach.
Those interested should submit an application, letter of interest and resume to: Phil Ford, Athletics Director, Jay County High School, 2072 W. SR 67, Portland, IN, 47371.
Umpire classes
The Midwestern Athletic Conference will host a softball and baseball umpiring class next month.
The class will be held at the Education Complex in Celina, Ohio today from 6 to 8:45 p.m. Those who pass the class can become licensed by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
The cost of the class is $75 for either softball or baseball or $100 for both.[[In-content Ad]]
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