The Solvay and Christian Brothers Academy bowling squads hit the lanes in an Onondaga High School League contest on Thursday.

The CBA girls’ team won 7-0, while the Bearcats boys’ squad squeezed out a 4-3 victory.

On the girls side, Eliana Occhino, a defending individual state champion, led CBA with a 639 series, her fifth-straight outing rolling a total of 600-or-better. The sophomore’s best game of the day was a 226.

“She’s getting back to her old ways,” CBA coach Colin Conroy said. “She’s shaking off the early-season jitters. I expect her to do well the rest of the season.”

Sophia Ciereck finished with 426 series, while Jane Walsh concluded with a 410 for CBA (6-1).

“It was a very good win,” Conroy said, noting his team bounced back after a loss to Homer on Wednesday. “Our bowlers are playing pretty well.”

For the Bearcats (4-3), Dallas Steinbrecher finished with a 425 series.

In the boys matchup, Justin Zimmerman paced Solvay with a 591 series. He rolled a season-best game of 212 against the Brothers.

“Justin had a good series,” Solvay coach Rick Gratien said. “He came through for us.”

Rylan Tarbell chipped in a 515 series for the Bearcats (5-2), which included a 195 for his best game.

“It was a close match (against CBA),” Gratien said. “We bowled a little bit lower than usual, but we bounced back quickly.”

For the Brothers (5-2), Ryan Mulhern led the way with a 579 series, including a game-best 226. Zach Mulhern rolled a compiled score of 520, while Jake Mason contributed a 500.

CBA’s next opponent is Bishop Grimes on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Solvay hosts Weedsport at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.

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