On January 21st the girls varsity bowling team competed at the 1st Annual Lockport Winter Classic tournament. This is the first year the tournament has ever been held. The tournament consisted of 7 other teams and 5 bowlers with 1 alternate from each team. The alternate would sub in for the player with the lowest score so every player got a chance to play. They bowled 3 games in the morning then it was lunch time. Bowlers that made it in the top 4 would bowl 3 more games in the second half. Awards were given for the top 4 teams, top 10 high games and the top 10 high sets. Alden did not make it in the top 4 but they had a fun time. Bethany Dudley, one of the captains commented “it was a fun, relaxing tournament. I would love the participate in this again next year, I am looking forward to it. Bethany also scored her first turkey at the tournament. “Gobble gobble, gobble.” A turkey in bowling is 3 strikes in a row. She also had a high game of 153 and 143. Sydney Skimmer, 7th grader on the team commented that the tournament was fun. She loved being around the older girls, it was a nice experience. All the girls did a great job. Cassidy Funk, also captain of the team had a high games of 131 and 133. Natalie Jennings, also captain said she enjoyed the tournament and bowled a high 131. Middle schooler, Carissa Fisher and Allison Panek did a great job. Carissa had a high came of 138, and Allison had a great high games of 148. The season is coming to an end with E.C.I.C roll offs. Come support the varsity bowling team January 6th, against Cleve-hill, home at Alden lanes.