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SPORTS

SPORTS

BOWLING

Jan. 18 at Jackson

Varsity Boys

Marshall 26.5 vs Lumen

Christi 3.

Record: 3-

Marshall traveled to

JAX 60 in Jackson to take

on Lumen Christi and

earned a decisive victory.

Taking points in the first

game were Jonathan Burns

180-145, the team tied the

second position with a split

game score of 104 (a split

game is when two players

are used in one game),

Carter Casarez 165-133 and

Kameron George 170-150.

The team totals were 777-

709.

The second game saw

points from Burns 145-

MHS boys bowling wins big over Lumen Christi

124, Casarez 136-109 and

George 208-171. The team

took the game points 737-

716 and series 1,514-1,

and was up 16.5-3.5.

Marshall took all the

Baker points bowling 179-

173, 202-154 for a 381-

total.

“That was our best

Baker set of the season,”

said coach Mike Roach. “I

was very happy.”

Varsity Girls

Marshall 5 vs. Lumen

Christi 25

Record: 1-

Marshall brought up

some JV players to fill the

roster in its match versus

Lumen Christi, which

gained some experience for

the new players.

The Ladyhawks took

two points the first game

with Gillian Lemon winning

146-142 and Emily Lemon

150-146. Team totals were

577-696.

Mackenzie Heath took

a point in the second game

145-125, as did Tea Dubiel

135-109 and Gillian Lemon

148-142. Marshall was

edged out in the overall

total 667-659. Marshall

was down 15-5 going into

Bakers.

Marshall lost all Baker

points with scores of 130-

75, 117-111 and the overall

total, 247-186.

“COVID did a number

on our starters,” said coach

Sue Hutchings. “I am very

pleased that our JV girls

were ready to step up to the

plate.”

Jan. 13 at Marshall

Varsity Boys

Marshall 21.5 vs

Pennfield 8.

The Redhawks defeated

Pennfield with conviction.

The first game saw points

from Jonathan Burns 174-

168, Aaron Couch 152-

124, Carter Casarez 173-

135 and Kam George

214-172. Jordan Sneed tied

his opponent at 160. The

team total was 873-769.

The second game

saw Burns win 232-171,

Casarez win 197-164 and

George win 219-139. The

team total was 997-882.

The series total was 1,870-

1,651. Marshall led 17.5-2.

heading into Bakers.

Marshall won the first

Baker game 149-148, lost

the second 173-139 and lost

the overall total 321-288.

Varsity Girls

Marshall 28 vs.

Pennfield 2

The Lady Redhawks

defeated Pennfield, which

was down a player. Earning

points for Marshall were

Mackenzie Heath 138-75,

Emily Lemon 170-140,

Gillian Lemon 190-176 and

Emily Rice 81-0. The team

totals were 686-554.

Mackenzie Heath

Jonathan Burns

In the second game,

Heath won 124-87, Tea

Dubiel 111-0, Emily Lemon

158-121 and Gillian Lemon

159-128. The team totals

were 671-510. Marshall

won the series points 1,357-

1,064. The Redhawks were

up 18-2 going into Bakers.

When a team is a

player short, they earn 0 for

the frames that would have

belonged to that player.

Marshall won 155-97, 126-

79 and 281-176.

Marshall High School senior Gillian Lemon will continue her bowling and academic

career at Aquinas College in the fall of 2022. Gillian said she has developed a love for the

sport of bowling and is looking forward to having a great senior season. Gillian has been an

important part of Marshall High School’s bowling program, bowling on the varsity squad

since she was a freshman. She has helped to build the program by recruiting new members

and providing increasing leadership over the years to her teammates. Pictured with Gillian

are her parents Brad and Aimee Lemon, sister and sophomore teammate Emily Lemon,

MHS Head Coach Sue Hutchings and Aquinas Head Coach Scott Curtis.

MHS’ Gillian Lemon to bowl

collegiately for Aquinas College

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