<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0TBEhp_0wEvs2v700" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0TBEhp_0wEvs2v700" width="800" height="450" >The Aquinas Saints women's bowling team excelled at The Nelson event, securing second place with a total of 4,430 pins. Competing against top regional opponents like Davenport and Indiana Wesleyan, the Saints had individual standout performances, highlighted by Morgan Jones, who finished 8th overall. The team showcased consistent scoring throughout the competition, starting strong in the initial games and maintaining solid performance in baker rounds. Although they fell short of Davenport’s winning score, their grit was evident in close victories and competitive individual rankings.<ul><li>Team total pins: 4,430, 489 pins behind champion Davenport.</li><li>Morgan Jones: 8th place overall, with scores of 207, 167, and 165, for a total of 539 pins.</li><li>Kayla Vanlinden: 13th place overall, with a game high of 194, totaling 510 pins.</li><li>Sophia Santo: 19th place overall, totaling 494 pins.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>The Saints showcased strong offensive strategies, scoring 847 in the first game and 742 in the third baker game.</li><li>They narrowly defeated Indiana Wesleyan by just 24 pins, demonstrating competitive edge.</li></ul>The Aquinas Saints will compete at the Great Lakes Open, hosted by Rochester Christian, on November 2 at 7:00 PM. This upcoming match will test their consistency and performance against more regional rivals.Bottom LineThe Saints’ impressive finish at The Nelson reflects their hard work and determination. As they prepare for the Great Lakes Open, continued focus on teamwork and individual performance will be crucial for achieving further accolades.</div></body>

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Aquinas Saints Women’s Bowling Team Secures Second Place at Nelson Tournament

The Aquinas Saints women's bowling team excelled at The Nelson event, securing second place with a total of 4,430 pins. Competing against top regional opponents like Davenport and Indiana Wesleyan, the Saints had individual standout performances, highlighted by Morgan Jones, who finished 8th overall. The team showcased consistent scoring throughout the competition, starting strong in the initial games and maintaining solid performance in baker rounds. Although they fell short of Davenport’s winning score, their grit was evident in close victories and competitive individual rankings.