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January 18, 2012

Anonymous Press-Republican The Press Republican Wed Jan 18, 2012, 02:23 AM EST

BEEKMANTOWN — Cody Watts rolled a 660 series that included a game of 224 to help the Beekmantown boys defeat Peru, 9-1, Tuesday in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference bowling.

Ryan Douglas tossed three games above 200 for a 653 set, and Matt Corrow had a 236 game and a 648 series.

Kyle Mendofik paced Peru with a 600 series, and Cody Boudrieau added a 246 game.

Taylor Lavalley led the Beekmantown girls to a 3-1 victory by rolling 191-201-244-636. Katie Reed had a 233 game.

Peru's Brittany Bushey had a team-high 213 game.

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Boys

Beekmantown 9, Peru 1

Peru- Mendofik, 206-214-600. Kemp, 233. Boudrieau, 246. Bowman, 224.

Beek- Dwyer, 202-215-225-642. Delisle, 247. Roberts, 202. Watts, 195-197-224-660. Douglas, 223-219-211-653. Baker, 223. Walantus, 212-211. Corrow, 236-223-648. Munson, 237-201-203-641.

Girls

Beekmantown 3, Peru 1

Peru- Bushey, 213.

Beek- Long, 195-215. Reed, 233. Wells, 212. Lavalley, 191-201-244-636. Mattioli, 182.

nonleague Chateaugay 9, PHS 0 PHS 4, Chateaugay 0

PLATTSBURGH — Wayne Cowan rolled a 221 game and 589 series to lead the Chateaugay boys' bowling team to a nonleague win over the Hornets.

Devin LaBarre rolled a 471 triple, and Ryan Doulia added a 456 for the Bulldogs.

Josh Shaffer paced Plattsburgh High with a 507 series.

The Plattsburgh High girls' team swept Chateaugay.

The Hornets were led by Allison Beebie, who had a 210 game and a 561 triple.

Shaniah Scott had a 499 series for Chateaugay.

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