HF 4 HV 0
On Thursday, January 8, the Hoosick Falls bowling team had another great win on the road against Hoosic Valley with a 4-0 victory. Hoosick Falls is now 22-2 and Hoosic Valley is 10-22. Total pins was 3,355 for Hoosick Falls to 3,174 for Hoosic Valley. Top bowler for Hoosic Valley was Ken Phillips with a 203-581. Top bowlers for Hoosick Falls were Corey Callahan – 223-630, Joey Wolfrum – 208-600, Danielle Pelletier – 213-571, Jake Colliano – 193-531, Mitchell Andrew – 185-523 and Justin Carter – 193-500. Hoosick Falls also had some good JV scores – Cody LaFlamme – 244-586, Bryan Callahan – 232-586, Patrick Mulvihill – 212-577, Chris Pelletier – 221-574, James Lynch – 216-573, Jordon Colvin – 205-567 and Mikaela Marbot – 211-519.
“This was another great team effort. We won the first game by 11 pins coming back in the tenth frame and then we settled down and bowled well in games two and three. The team is learning to be patient and keep working hard even in the last few frames or last game. I was really impressed with the great JV scores. They actually had a higher total in the last game than the varsity. Our future is really looking good.” Coach Lang said.
HF 4 Lake George 0
The Hoosick Falls bowling team defeated Lake George on Tuesday by the score of 4-0 outscoring them by total pins, 3,472 to 2,809. Hoosick Falls has a record of 26-2, and Lake George is now 22-18. Top bowler for Lake George was Bobby Wells with a 194-541, and top bowlers for Hoosick Falls were Corey Callahan – 268-640, Chris Pelletier – 255-621, Jake Colliano – 227-612, Danielle Pelletier – 242-606, Justin Carter – 216-559 and Joey Wolfrum – 224-551. We had some good JV scores: Cody LaFlamme – 234-613, James Lynch – 236-610 and Mitchell Andrew – 183-528.
“We had some really good scores today, but we weren’t very consistent. Again, it was another good team effort. There was a lot of individual high games bowled, but everyone had one bad game in their triple. If we are going to win our division, we are going to have to bowl three good games not just one good game and one or two average games. We still have work to do to improve our team. I was very happy how they continued to be patient as the match progressed,” said Coach Lang.
HF 4 Stillwater 0
On Wednesday the Hoosick Falls bowling team had a great win on the road against Stillwater with their highest pin total of the year with a 3,798 to Stillwater’s 3,221. The Panthers won the match 4-0 with a great first game total of 1,316. Hoosick Falls now has a record of 30-2 and Stillwater is now 18.5-25.5.
Top bowler for Stillwater was Tyler Meek with a great 299-729. Top bowlers for Hoosick Falls were Joey Wolfrum – 278-704, Jake Colliano – 244-695, Justin Carter – 257-657, Mitchell Andrew – 224-624, Danielle Pelletier – 197-572 and Corey Callahan – 217-546. Top JV scores were James Lynch – 13-594, Chris Pelletier – 227-591, Mikaela Marbot – 191-568, Jordon Colvin – 206 and Logan Brogue – 203.
“This was a big win for the team to beat Stillwater on their lanes with such great scores. That was the best effort by the team all year. I hope they can continue to bowl like that for our next match, home, tomorrow [Thursday] against Corinth. Their hard work is starting to pay off,” Coach Lang said.