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Coral Springs Charter Girls Bowling Advances to States After Finishing 2nd in Districts

by Matt Rothman October 27, 2021

by Matt Rothman October 27, 2021 1 minutes read

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Coral Springs Charter girls bowling team. {BCAA}

By: Matt Rothman

After a solid regular season, the Coral Springs Charter girls bowling team advanced to the State Championship following their second-place finish in districts.

Head Coach Andy Groothius is extremely proud of how his team started from scratch while bonding and supporting each other frame by frame.

“These girls are exactly what you’d want them to be,” said Head Coach Andy Groothius. “Look at them now, second place in the district and a shot at the State Championship.”

The Panthers competed against several of the top bowling teams in Broward County and were led by Danielle Lucas, who bowled in 26 games and knocked over 3,673 pins. She also has averaged a 141 this ear and a high score of 195.

Alexis Diaz and Alexis Trejo each knocked over 2,500 pins and had averages above 100. Faith Tucker finished fourth in pins while Natalie Torres bowled in 24 games for 1,800.

Coral Springs Charter finished the regular season with a record 34-5. Next, they will head to States starting on Tuesday, November 2, in Orlando at the Boardwalk Bowl Entertainment Center.

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For the boys, they had their season end after finishing in third place. They did not qualify individually for States but saw fantastic seasons from their three seniors in Dalton Mason, Ryan Ugalde, and Christian Escalona, who combined for 8,664 pins.

Tyler Harris also had a terrific season and led the team with an average of 189, while Rashad Bhaijii and Derek Lai each bowled in over 20 matches this season.

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Matt Rothman

Matt Rothman is a 2018 graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University receiving his bachelor’s degree in journalism and then graduated from the University of Florida as a graduate student. He also works for the Mohave Valley Daily News in Bullhead City, Arizona covering high school sports.