QUAD COUNTY BOWLING ASSOCIATION
YOUTH CITY TOURNAMENT
Summary
YOUTH CITY TOURNAMENT
Summary
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The 2010 Quad County Youth Championships were conducted at Wheatfield Lanes, Wheatfield Indiana on
March 6, 7, 13, and 14th. A total 28 teams and 94 individuals challenged the difficult conditions. Champions,
both scratch and handicap, were crowned in 5 divisions with four events per division. Three $100
scholarships were awarded to the Boys and Girls Scratch All Events Champions and the bowler with the most
pins over average. Earning Scholarships were Hebron Lanes' Keegen Holbrook (center) 1,935 and Hebron
Lanes' Paige Kraushaar (left) 1,590, and Hebron's Cory Duck (right) who was named the tournament's most
outstanding bowler. Cory finished the 9 game event 332 pins over his 119 average.
Rensselaer's Jarrett Murphy converted the near impossible 4-6-7-10 split, better known as the "Big four"
March 6, 7, 13, and 14th. A total 28 teams and 94 individuals challenged the difficult conditions. Champions,
both scratch and handicap, were crowned in 5 divisions with four events per division. Three $100
scholarships were awarded to the Boys and Girls Scratch All Events Champions and the bowler with the most
pins over average. Earning Scholarships were Hebron Lanes' Keegen Holbrook (center) 1,935 and Hebron
Lanes' Paige Kraushaar (left) 1,590, and Hebron's Cory Duck (right) who was named the tournament's most
outstanding bowler. Cory finished the 9 game event 332 pins over his 119 average.
Rensselaer's Jarrett Murphy converted the near impossible 4-6-7-10 split, better known as the "Big four"
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Trophy winners are identified in RED text.
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The 2011 Quad County Youth Championships were
conducted at The Super Bowl, Crown Point Indiana on
March 5, 6, 12, and 13th. A total 30 teams and 120
individuals challenged the difficult conditions.
Champions, both scratch and handicap, were crowned in
5 divisions with four events per division. Three $100
scholarships were awarded to the Boys and Girls Scratch
All Events Champions and the bowler with the most pins
over average. Earning Scholarships were Hebron Lanes'
Keegen Holbrook ( Scratch all events total of 2,103) and
Hebron Lanes' Paige Kraushaar (Scratch all events total
of 1,722), and Morroco's Jasmine Wolfe who was named
the tournament's most outstanding bowler. Cory finished
the 9 game event 306 pins over her 64 average.
Holbrook rolled the tournament's only 300 game in route
to a nice 763 series in doubles. He added a 279 in
singles while claiming a total of 7 assocation titles.
Doubles partner Paige Kraushaar claimed 5 titles while
securing her third consecutive girls scratch all events
trophy.
conducted at The Super Bowl, Crown Point Indiana on
March 5, 6, 12, and 13th. A total 30 teams and 120
individuals challenged the difficult conditions.
Champions, both scratch and handicap, were crowned in
5 divisions with four events per division. Three $100
scholarships were awarded to the Boys and Girls Scratch
All Events Champions and the bowler with the most pins
over average. Earning Scholarships were Hebron Lanes'
Keegen Holbrook ( Scratch all events total of 2,103) and
Hebron Lanes' Paige Kraushaar (Scratch all events total
of 1,722), and Morroco's Jasmine Wolfe who was named
the tournament's most outstanding bowler. Cory finished
the 9 game event 306 pins over her 64 average.
Holbrook rolled the tournament's only 300 game in route
to a nice 763 series in doubles. He added a 279 in
singles while claiming a total of 7 assocation titles.
Doubles partner Paige Kraushaar claimed 5 titles while
securing her third consecutive girls scratch all events
trophy.
High School Sectional Champions defend Scratch All Events Titles
Rensselaer's Holbrook fires 1st Career 300
Boone Grove's Kraushaar captures 3rd consecutive All Events crown
Rensselaer's Holbrook fires 1st Career 300
Boone Grove's Kraushaar captures 3rd consecutive All Events crown