OWENSBORO, KY - Taking on an incredibly strong field at the MSC Thomas N. Burris Memorial, the Kentucky Wesleyan Men's Bowling Team finished strong, setting a team tournament average record with a 205, and a new team game record of 1,132.

  Wesleyan placed eighth in a field of 25 teams, finishing with an overall pin total of 7,595. In their baker            matches, the Panthers scored over 200 in six of their 12 matches, with a team high 245 in Baker 8. 

  Individually, Seth Koloski was a man on a mission, finishing in fourth place out of 206 competitors. He            bowled rounds of 215-257-255-239-231 to give him a grand total of 1,197 pins, good for an average of            239.4/game. Evan Decker bowled a five-round total of 1,035 pins for an average of 207/game to take              46th. Kelton Boyland also finished with an above-200 average, knocking over 1,005 pins for an average of      201, taking 62nd place. Cole Hoehler was the only other Panther to bowl five games, finishing with 947 pins, good for a 189.4 average. Austin Vickers used a game-high 205 to finish with 752 pins in four games played, a 188 average. Dalton Karstens bowled a 137 in his lone game. 

The Men's Bowling team will be back in action on Saturday, February 4 when they take part in the Muskie Mash in Coshocton, Ohio. 

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