O'MALLEY NAMED CACC WOMEN'S BOWLING ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

March 6, 2025

O'MALLEY NAMED CACC WOMEN'S BOWLING ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

CACC WOMEN'S BOWLING – March 6, 2025

BOWLER OF THE WEEK

LAUREN MARKS, Caldwell – Was the individual champion at the CACC Invitational #2 on Mar. 1-2 at Lodi Lanes. Began traditional play with games of 240 and 247, and finished with a four-game total of 881 (220.25 average), 118 pins ahead of the runner-up. Led the tournament with a .488 strike percentage and an overall frame average of 19.66. Helped Caldwell to a 6-2 dual-match record for the weekend.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

STEPHANIE O'MALLEY, Dominican – Finished fifth in the individual standings at the CACC Invitational #2. Averaged 181.5 for four traditional games. Averaged 17.23 per Baker frame and 17.70 per overall frame. Helped the Chargers qualify for the CACC playoffs for the first time.

HONOR ROLL

ASHLEY FERRARA, Felician – Bowled 737 for four traditional games to finished third at the CACC Invitational #2. Helped Golden Falcons to first CACC regular-season title.
SYDNEY JONES, Wilmington – Rolled 730 in traditional play (four games), including a 246, to finished fourth at CACC Invitational #2. Had an 18.11 overall frame average for the weekend.
MACKENZIE KEANE, Felician – Assisted Felician in going 6-2 for weekend and winning CACC regular-season crown. Finished second individually, averaging 190.75 in traditional play.

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