Members of the Coral Springs Charter Bowling Team. {David Volz}
The Coral Springs Charter girls’ bowling team is doing well at mid-season.
The girls’ team has a 51-2 record. The leading bowlers include Faith Tucker, Cameron Thiele, and Jazmyn Chung. The boys’ team is still developing, and Keenan Neita leads the team, according to coach Greg Mason.
“Our girls’ team is good, and I believe we will have a winning season,” said Mason.
The J.P. Taravella High girls’ team is achieving some success after not having a team last year. Chyanne Van Winkle, the girls’ team captain, believes the Trojans can have a good season and has 30 wins. Adam Acevedo leads the boys’ team, which has 34 wins. “We want to go to the state championship. It takes a lot of dedication and practice to do well in bowling,” said Van Winkle.
The Coral Springs High bowling team is looking for new members. The boys’ team is led by Logan Howe, who recently bowled a 197, and includes Enrique Soto and Takhan Byrd, according to coach Steve Rocke.
The girls’ team has one member, Aracely Soto, who has bowled a 211, according to coach Berta Reid. “We are expecting more girls to join the team,” she said.
Members of the Coral Springs Charter bowling team. {David Volz}
The Coral Springs bowling teams are competing with other Broward teams at Strikers Bowling at 8500 NW 44th Street in Sunrise.
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