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Tulane University
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Bowling Places Fifth at Lady Techsters Classic
Feb 13, 2021 | Women's Bowling
DALLAS – The No. 12 Tulane Bowling team placed fifth at the Lady Techsters Classic today. The tournament was set to conclude on Sunday, Feb. 14, but was cut short due to impending inclement weather.
Tulane (14-14) knocked down 6,724 total pins over the two days of competition for a 3-3 record. The Green Wave went 2-2 on the first day of competition in four traditional matches. The Olive and Blue opened the tournament with 1,006 pins in a bye. They followed that with a narrow, 923-881, loss to the tournament host No. 5 Louisiana Tech.
"Another unique tournament experience," Tulane head coach Hayley Veitch said. "The team did well to adapt to the change in format overall. Typically, traditional games aren't our forte, but we were able to be extremely competitive. Every match we bowled came down to the 9th and 10th frames. We are getting better at every tournament and progressing with the skills we need to reach the next level."
Tulane got back to their winning ways with a 910-882 defeat of No. 6 Sam Houston State in the third match. Tulane then fell to No. 2 Vanderbilt, 998-957, in the fourth match. The Green Wave ended the first day on a high note with a 1,023-1,002 win over No. 10 Stephen F. Austin.
The Green Wave then opened play against Arkansas State. Both sides knocked down 1,002 pins and the Red Wolves claimed the win in a roll off.
Tulane closed the tournament with a 945-868 win over No. 6 Sam Houston State.
Sophomore Amelia Vasquez led Tulane with 1,490 pins and a 212.86 pin average for the tournament. She placed fourth individually. Vasquez rolled a season-high 267 in the win over No. 10 Stephen F. Austin. She also logged games of 231,222, 210, 196 and 181 on the weekend.
Senior Madison McCall was hot on her heals with 1,476 pins and a 210.86 pin average. She closed the tournament tied for fifth. McCall registered her tournament-high game of 244 pins against Vanderbilt. She also had games of 222, 215, 213, 211, 192 and 179 for the tournament.
Junior Veronica Petrinec was third on the roster for the Green Wave and finished the tournament 31st overall with 558 total pins and a 186 pin average over three games. She bowled her tournament-high with a 191 against Stephen F. Austin.
Freshman Morgan Gitlitz placed 33rd overall with 1,283 pins and a 183.29 pin average. She broke the 200-mark with a 204 in the bye and a 200 against Vanderbilt.
Junior Crystal Singh was right behind Gitlitz as she finished 34th overall with a 179.5 pin average and 1,077 total pins over six games. She knocked down 215 pins against Louisiana Tech and 203 against Arkansas State.
Sophomore Jenica Baron and freshman Yarelis Alvarez rounded out the Green Wave's roster with 10th and 41st place finishes, respectively.
Vanderbilt took the overall team championship with a 4-2 record and 7,089 total pins, while Arkansas State finished second at 4-2 with 6,863 total pins. The Red Wolves' Montana Meyer led all bowlers with a 238 pin average over two games, but the Commodores' Mabel Cummins logged 1,570 total pins for a 224 average.
The Green Wave will be back in action on Friday-Sunday, Feb. 19-21, as they travel to Jonesboro, Ark., for the Mid Winter Invitational.
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Tulane (14-14) knocked down 6,724 total pins over the two days of competition for a 3-3 record. The Green Wave went 2-2 on the first day of competition in four traditional matches. The Olive and Blue opened the tournament with 1,006 pins in a bye. They followed that with a narrow, 923-881, loss to the tournament host No. 5 Louisiana Tech.
"Another unique tournament experience," Tulane head coach Hayley Veitch said. "The team did well to adapt to the change in format overall. Typically, traditional games aren't our forte, but we were able to be extremely competitive. Every match we bowled came down to the 9th and 10th frames. We are getting better at every tournament and progressing with the skills we need to reach the next level."
Tulane got back to their winning ways with a 910-882 defeat of No. 6 Sam Houston State in the third match. Tulane then fell to No. 2 Vanderbilt, 998-957, in the fourth match. The Green Wave ended the first day on a high note with a 1,023-1,002 win over No. 10 Stephen F. Austin.
The Green Wave then opened play against Arkansas State. Both sides knocked down 1,002 pins and the Red Wolves claimed the win in a roll off.
Tulane closed the tournament with a 945-868 win over No. 6 Sam Houston State.
Sophomore Amelia Vasquez led Tulane with 1,490 pins and a 212.86 pin average for the tournament. She placed fourth individually. Vasquez rolled a season-high 267 in the win over No. 10 Stephen F. Austin. She also logged games of 231,222, 210, 196 and 181 on the weekend.
Senior Madison McCall was hot on her heals with 1,476 pins and a 210.86 pin average. She closed the tournament tied for fifth. McCall registered her tournament-high game of 244 pins against Vanderbilt. She also had games of 222, 215, 213, 211, 192 and 179 for the tournament.
Junior Veronica Petrinec was third on the roster for the Green Wave and finished the tournament 31st overall with 558 total pins and a 186 pin average over three games. She bowled her tournament-high with a 191 against Stephen F. Austin.
Freshman Morgan Gitlitz placed 33rd overall with 1,283 pins and a 183.29 pin average. She broke the 200-mark with a 204 in the bye and a 200 against Vanderbilt.
Junior Crystal Singh was right behind Gitlitz as she finished 34th overall with a 179.5 pin average and 1,077 total pins over six games. She knocked down 215 pins against Louisiana Tech and 203 against Arkansas State.
Sophomore Jenica Baron and freshman Yarelis Alvarez rounded out the Green Wave's roster with 10th and 41st place finishes, respectively.
Vanderbilt took the overall team championship with a 4-2 record and 7,089 total pins, while Arkansas State finished second at 4-2 with 6,863 total pins. The Red Wolves' Montana Meyer led all bowlers with a 238 pin average over two games, but the Commodores' Mabel Cummins logged 1,570 total pins for a 224 average.
The Green Wave will be back in action on Friday-Sunday, Feb. 19-21, as they travel to Jonesboro, Ark., for the Mid Winter Invitational.
Follow Tulane bowling on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram. Follow Tulane Athletics on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
WE ARE NOLA BUILT
Tulane University is located in the city of New Orleans. It is a city built on tradition and resiliency. The lessons Green Wave student-athletes have learned through their connection with this university and city have BUILT doctors, lawyers, business leaders, conference champions, all-conference players, All-Americans, professional athletes and NCAA tournament teams. The city of New Orleans has shaped us into who we are today. We are One City. We are Tulane. We are NOLA BUILT. Check out our story at NolaBuilt.com.
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