2019-20 AMCC Women's Bowling News
Six AMCC bowling programs were honored for their academic success on Friday, when the National Tenpin Coaches Association (NTCA) released its 2019-20 All-Academic Team awards.
The AMCC kicks off its Senior Salute Series with the sport of women's bowling.
Penn State Behrend picked up another AMCC championship this winter, as the Lions remain in the lead for the Presidents Cup after the winter sport season.
Penn State Behrend senior Brianna Lundy has been named the 2020 AMCC Bowler of the Year. Lundy led the AMCC with a 94.11% PCPI, leading by more than five percent.
Lundy led the AMCC over the weekend with a 193.56 average. Lundy helped the Lions secure a spot in the AMCC Championship for the first time in program history, pushing the team to six AMCC wins this past weekend. Lundy had four games over 200. Her highest score of the weekend was 235 in a win over D'Youville followed by a 225 in a win over Hilbert.
The Medaille College women's bowling team claimed their third consecutive AMCC Regular Season Title after going 8-1 this weekend in the second round robin of the season, and 16-2 overall in conference play this season.
After Day One of the second AMCC Round Robin of the season, Medaille College sits in first place with a 5-0 record.
Wallace led the Gothic Knights in a loaded field at the Hawk Flight Invite over the weekend. Wallace recorded two monster games of 245 and 232 back-to-back in the traditional format, averaging a 184.00 in 13 total matches for the weekend. The 245 and 232 were both career highs.
Guesman set a pair of school records on Saturday, leading SVC to a sweep on the road at Pitt-Bradford. Her 279 was the highest single game in the history of the third-year program, and her two game total of 469 was also a school record. The Bearcats as a team set school records for a two-game traditional total. The team averaged over 180 for the afternoon with Guesman posting a 22.2 average overall, including Baker frames.
Prather had the highest Baker average of all AMCC bowlers for the week, during her performance at the James Brown Invitational where the Mounties competed in 13 matches over the weekend. Prather, with a Baker average of 19.7, was the only AMCC bowler with a Baker average over 19, while also finishing in the top five of every category that was charted. In the Traditional format, she finished with a 184 average and a single game high of 225. In the tournament Baker format on Sunday, Prather had an impressive 20.2 average in the 18 frames she bowled.
The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Department of Athletics is pleased to announce that Amanda Balas has been named the head coach of the newly formed women's bowling team.
Conrad helped the Mavericks to a 6-5 record over the weekend at the Wildcat Classic. With a monumental victory over Sacred Heart in which Conrad bowled a team tournament high and new career best of 256. Conrad finished the week with a 17.88 baker frame average.
Koehler led the Bearcats to a perfect 9-0 record in the first AMCC Round Robin tournament of the season. She threw 40 strikes in 70 attempts (57.1%), including a 68.6 strike percentage in the 10th frame. Overall, her Baker average for the weekend was 20.69.
