Boys bowling falls to district rival Vernon Hills

Matt Smith, Online Editor|December 16, 2018

Senior team captain Bryce Pinsel tries to lead his team to a comeback with a strike during the final frames of the last game.

In the battle of District 128, the Vernon Hills Cougars’ boys bowling team came out on top against the Libertyville Wildcats. Junior Alex Nelson of Libertyville had a team-high 687. The Wildcats held a lead through the first nine frames of game one, but after heating up during the 10th frame, the Cougars never look back. They won all three games, with the final score being 3153-2846.

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