Millington's 502 leads Ti boys over Willsboro

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January 16, 2013

Millington's 502 leads Ti boys over Willsboro

Anonymous Press-Republican The Press Republican Wed Jan 16, 2013, 08:41 AM EST

WILLSBORO — Jordan Millington rolled 221 and 172 games and a 502 series to lead the Ticonderoga boys to an 8-2 win over Willsboro in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference bowling Tuesday.

Konner Bruce added a 187 game and 486 series for the Sentinels, and William Gonyo had a 496 set.

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Dakoda Latford led Willsboro with a 187 game and a 525 series.

Jordan McKee totaled 448 for the Ticonderoga girls, who tied Willsboro 2-2. Cheyanne Tuthill had a 199 game and a 446 set, and Katie Lapeter turned in a game of 189.

Willsboro’s Gabby Yeager bowled 210 and 166 games on her way to a 513 series, and Kaitlyn Arthur totaled 419.

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Boys

Ticonderoga 8,

Willsboro 2.

Ti- Millington 172-221-502; Bruce 161-187-486; Gonyo162-169-165-496.

Wills- Latford 170-187-168-525; Hearn 162-153-138-453; Doyle 192-487.

Girls

Willsboro 2, Ticonderoga 2

Ti- Katie Lapeter 189; Tuthill 199-446; McKee 152-179-448.

Wills- Yeager 210-166-513; Mero 170; Arthur 142-162-419.

Moriah 8, Saranac 2