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Hawks rollers finish 3rd at Muscatine

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KEOKUK – Central Lee’s bowling teams took third place in a triangular in Muscatine on Monday and   On Monday Central Lee’s boys racked up 2,486 pins in two rounds of bowling falling to Louisa-Muscatine and Washington.
Tate Gallerick finished his two games with a 204 and 233 for a 437 series, while Chad Barnhardt had a 368 series. Luke Kruse had a 327.
Head Coach Antonio Estrada said the teams need to be at 2,000 pin as a team before the state tournaments starts but they are headed in the right direction.
“It’s a step in the right direction as it shows that we are already improving,” Estrada said.
The girls totaled 1,148 pins led by Krystal DeBrackeleire with a 275 series and Mazlynn Zagorski had a 190 series.
“The girls are getting better every meet,” Estrada said. “As long as we improve every meet by 25 to 50 each time. I'm happy with that because it shows progress.”
On Tuesday Barnhardt led the boys with a 357 series and Jonathan Seyb hured a 341. Barnhardt and Gallerick tied for team-high high game at 184 to help the boys to a 2,318 pin total.
For the girls Krystal DeBrackeleire spun a 148 and 159, series 307, while Delanee Liebelt 128 and 120, series 248; and Molina McKnight threw a 90 and 112;  202;

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“They improved by 288 pins this meet.  That's a huge improvement for the last meet.  We will practice on some things on Wednesday to get ready for our next meet on Friday. Following through and hitting our marks on the lane are the things we need to work on. Doing those things will definitely help improve our scored.  Our goal is to get to 2000 pin fall by the end of the season.  
The Hawks take on Burlington at FunCity on Friday. Next meet is December 19th @ Funcity in Burlington vs Burlington, Washington & Mt Pleasant.

Keokuk boys knock off Unity
QUINCY – Jaxon Clark scored 27 as the Chiefs rolled Unity in the Rumble on the River at John Wood College in Quincy Tuesday to move to 3-1 on the year.
Senior Chayce Smith finished with 18 points, 14 in the second half in the win. The Cheiefso pened up a 34-26 halftime lead.


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