Waukon bowling girls score program’s first win, boys fall short against Tripoli at home
Waukon girls bowling senior Tori Williams (pictured below) and sophomore Megan O’Neill (pictured above) each turned in two-game totals around 250 pins in the Indians’ home meet Friday, December 2 against Tripoli. O’Neill bowled right at 250 pins and Williams was next in line with 245 total pins as the Lady Indians scored the new Waukon High School bowling program’s first-ever victory, 1857-1518, over Tripoli. Photos by Joe Moses. View and find out how to purchase these photos and many more by clicking on the Photo Galleries link on this website.
Waukon boys bowling junior Dalton Brookins (pictured above) and senior Austin Day (pictured below) each launch a ball down the lane in the Indians’ Friday, December 2 home loss to Tripoli, 1798-2658. Brookins led the Indians with a two-game head-to-head total of 313 pins, and Day bowled a 206 for the Tribe. Photos by Joe Moses. View and find out how to purchase these photos and many more by clicking on the Photo Galleries link on this website.
The Waukon bowling team hit the lanes for the second time this season, hosting Tripoli Friday, December 2 and showing some improvement over its inaugural outing more than a week ago. That improvement resulted in the program’s first win for the girls team, a 1857-1158 triumph over the visiting Panthers. The boys team was matched up against yet another strong opponent in falling to Tripoli by a final score of 1798-2658.
The bowling Indians will next hit the road for the first time this season, traveling to Buffalo Center this Friday, December 9 to bowl against North Iowa. The Tribe will then remain on the road the following week, competing at Decorah Friday, December 16 before heading into the holiday break.
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