New Castle, Del. – The women's bowling team competed at the Northeast Roundup, hosted by Wilmington University at Bowlerama Lanes. The Lions completed the two-day tournament with a ninth-place finish.
Day One – Traditional
- The Lions kicked off Saturday afternoon against Holy Family, defeating the Tigers, 801-576, on the back of a pair of 182 games from sophomores Hannah Skalacki and Jessica Portela.
- Molloy would fall in the next three matches to Kutztown, 910-829, Bryant, 878-837, and Bloomfield, 846-827.
- The cardinal and white concluded the first day with a victory over New Jersey City University, 833-823, highlighted by freshman Megan Guarascio who posted a collegiate-high 200 game. The Lions placed 11th after the first day of competition.
Day Two – Baker
- Day two began baker play with the squad posting two consecutive victories. The Lions defeated Saint Anselm, 870-718, on the back of 194 and 193 games in the first two games, and host Wilmington, 903-884, with a standout performance of 222 in game two.
- The cardinal and white fell in the next two matches to Merrimack, 916-829, and Mount St. Mary, 953-805.
- Molloy concluded the tournament with a 4-2 match victory over Caldwell, winning the final two games to clinch the victory. For their efforts on the lanes, Molloy finished ninth.
Up Next
Molloy will now prepare for the East Coast Conference Championship which will be held in Coram, N.Y. from Friday, March 24 through Sunday, March 26.
