FINAL RESULTS
Monmouth: 7607 pins, 2 of 16
Jenna Lehrer: 1233 pins, 2 of 151
Camelia Coffman: 1119 pins, 17 of 151
Skylar Smith: 1116 pins, 19 of 151
Saige Yamada: 1094 pins, 30 of 151
Jamie Phelan: 1093 pins, 33 of 151
Mafe Aguiluz: 1078 pins, 38 of 151
Dani Seaman: 1024 pins, 68 of 151
Amanda Zappacosta: 1007 pins, 83 of 151

DAYTON, OH – Competing in its first-ever USBC Sectionals event, the Monmouth University bowling team delivered outstanding team and individual performances over the weekend at Poelking Lanes South.
 
During Friday's individual ISC competition, freshman Jenna Lehrer placed second among 151 competitors and was one of six bowlers to advance to the National Singles Championship. Lehrer will be one of 24 women vying for the individual national title at Spectrum Entertainment Complex beginning on May 3.

As a team, Monmouth also shined as the Hawks second-place effort also earned them a spot in the National Championships. Monmouth was one of four teams in the Dayton regional to advance and will be one of 16 teams competing in Wyoming, MI from May 5-8.

NOTES & QUOTES
"I am extremely proud of the perseverance and commitment this team has shown throughout the season. We are not normally bowling this late into the semester and they continue to work hard and give 100 percent on the lanes and in the classroom. They have made history for our program and we are honored to represent Monmouth at the USBC intercollegiate Team National Championships."
- Director of Bowling Karen Grygiel

- Monmouth qualified for the USBC Sectionals for the first time in program history. 

- The Hawks will compete in the Intercollegiate Team Championships for the first time in school history.

- Jenna Lehrer will be Monmouth's second individual to compete at the Intercollegiate Singles Championship, joining Jackie Evans, who competed in 2018.

- Monmouth finished behind Delaware State and ahead of Lawrence Tech and St. Ambrose, the four teams to advance from the Dayton region.

NUMBERS CRUNCH
- Jenna Lehrer rolled three 200+ games, including a career-high 247. Lehrer now has six 200+ games this season and her second-place finish was her best of the season.

- Camelia Coffman had a high game of 245, her fifth 200+ game of the season and the 34^th of her career.

- Skylar Smith threw a season-high game of 244, giving her five 200+ games on the season and 25 in her career.  

- Saige Yamada tossed a pair of 200+ games, giving her four this season and 26 for her career.

- Mafe Aguiluz threw two 200+ games, giving her three this year. Her 228 game was a new career best.

- Dani Seaman rolled a 200 game, her first of the season and the fifth of her career.

NEXT UP
Lehrer will compete in the Intercollegiate Singles Championship beginning on May 3. Monmouth's team competition will start on May 5 and both events will be held in Wyoming, MI at Spectrum Entertainment Complex.