<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4Wb16N_0wEvs09f00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4Wb16N_0wEvs09f00" width="1200" height="675" >Shawnee State's men's bowling team showcased a strong performance at the Ohio Bowling Conference Match No. 2, finishing fifth out of 17 teams. All five bowlers secured spots in the top-30, led by Sam Clay's impressive average of 216.25 that placed him 11th overall. The team knocked down 5,702 pins with a strong average of 203 per game, just 308 pins behind leaders Ohio State. The Bears outperformed 11 other teams, demonstrating consistent competitive gameplay. This marks their second consecutive strong showing in a highly contested tournament.<ul><li>Shawnee State bowled a total of 5,702 pins with a team average of 203.</li><li>Sam Clay averaged 216.25 pins across four games, securing 11th place out of 98 bowlers.</li></ul>Yes, ButWhile the Bears performed admirably, they still fell short of top-tier competition, finishing 308 pins behind the top team, Ohio State, which highlights the gap that remains to be bridged in order to consistently contend for the top spot.State of Play<ul><li>Shawnee State maintained a competitive edge with all bowlers finishing in the top-30.</li><li>The team displayed depth, with multiple bowlers averaging above 200 pins per game.</li></ul>The Bears will compete next at the AHBA Event No. 3 on November 2 in Sandusky, Ohio, where they will face new competition and strive to build on their recent performance.Bottom LineShawnee State's men’s bowling team is proving to be a formidable force, showcasing depth and consistency, but will need to elevate their game further to challenge for the top spots in future tournaments.</div></body>

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Shawnee State Men’s Bowling Shines With Five Top-30 Finishes

Shawnee State's men's bowling team showcased a strong performance at the Ohio Bowling Conference Match No. 2, finishing fifth out of 17 teams. All five bowlers secured spots in the top-30, led by Sam Clay's impressive average of 216.25 that placed him 11th overall. The team knocked down 5,702 pins with a strong average of 203 per game, just 308 pins behind leaders Ohio State. The Bears outperformed 11 other teams, demonstrating consistent competitive gameplay. This marks their second consecutive strong showing in a highly contested tournament.