Leftovers: Suffolk Bowling Championships Edition
East Islip's Jordan Kruger bowls in the Suffolk County HS Championships. (Feb. 4, 2012) Credit: George A. Faella
Here are some leftover notes and quotes from Saturday’s Suffolk tournament. East Islip won the girls championship, dropping an impressive 6,469 pins to finish ahead of Middle Country (6,075). The Redmen, in third place after Game 1, bowled a 1,184 in Game 2 to take the lead and began to pull away with their 1,086 in Game 3. They finished 13 pins short of breaking of the record they had set in last year’s county tournament.
-- Sincerest apologies to Nicholas Eckert of Comsewogue. In Sunday’s article on the Suffolk tournament, it said that he’s from Commack. That was my fault and I’m sorry. Kudos again to Eckert for rolling a 1,410 series, which was second best in the tournament. He also had a 279 in Game 1 and helped lead the Warriors to a third-place finish.
-- Props to Bay Shore senior Julian Valdaro, who had a 298 in Game 6. He had a 1,252 series.
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