rth in the L’Anse Creuse North Bakers Tournament. They lost in the semi-final round in a close match.
The boys have finished in the top four in their last four tournaments.
During break they placed third at the Bangor John Glenn Tournament, and the girls took fifth out of 19 teams.
Paul Anderson led the team, scoring 645 from three games. The top bowler for the girls was Stephanie Lavely with a 508 after three games.
“They have far exceeded our expectations,” said Bowling Liason and Girls Coach Rodney Pierson.
Both Pierson and Boys Coach Bill George said they are happy with how the teams have been performing.
The girls qualified after finishing seventh at L’Anse Creuse out of 14 teams. They shot season highs for Baker games with 200 and 236 during the qualifying rounds.
They lost in the first round of match play against East Detroit who was hot the first game and the girls could not recover.
On Jan. 5, both varsity teams took on Troy. The girls shot a season high 905 game. Stephanie Lavely led the way with a 239 game and 429 series.
The teams play Lake Orion on Thursday at Collier Lanes in Oxford.