PENSACOLA, Fla. – The Alabama State women’s bowling team landed four players in the top 25 as they placed third out of nine teams in the 2022 Rattler Invitational hosted by Florida A&M this past weekend (Oct. 7-9) in Pensacola, Fla.
Bailee Chapman finished in ninth place out of a field of 57 players with an average of 195.8, with her highest coming in game five (246). Savanna Razor was also a top performer for the Hornets; she finished 14th with an average of 191.20.
Emani Davis bowled an average of 185.60 to finish in 17th place. Lyric O’Steen edged the top 20 with a 19th-place finish and an average round of 177.20.
Alahna Degruy finished with an average game of 166.75 to wrap up play in 32nd place.
Zoe Moore bowled an average of 139 per game to finish 49th.
The Lady Hornets went 4-1 in baker play and 1-4 in traditional play, respectfully. They finished 8-5 in the entire tournament to finish third out of nine teams competing.
QUOTING HEAD COACH ANDREW CHATMON
“With the season just starting on October 1st, we really didn’t have much time to practice, this is the first time we’ve ever had a tournament four days into the season but it was a good experience we learned a lot this weekend we’re going to use this as a learning experience of things that we need to focus on. Our number one goal is to execute and improve each week.”
NEXT UP
Alabama State women’s bowling returns to action next weekend (Oct. 14-16) as they head to New Orleans, Louisiana for the Tulane Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Bowling Invite hosted by Tulane University.
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