Ovid-Elsie wins Tri-Valley Conference championships in girls bowling; Alma's Hannah Chase takes individual honors

Hannah Chase got rolling early at Saturday's Tri-Valley Conference Championships at Crooked Creek Bowling Lanes, finishing the first game of her series with a tournament-high 255 game.

Chase added a 172 and 213 and her 640 series was good enough to win top individual honors at the 15-team tournament. Ovid-Elsie won the team title with 2,802 pins, beating runner-up Ithaca by 99 pins. Alma finished third with a 2,667 score for the three games.

Chase edged Hemlock's Tori Ludu by five pins. Ludu rolled a series-best 237 in her first game and finished with 635. Ludu's Huskies teammate, Shauna Treib, finished third with a 630 while Ithaca's Farrand Schenider was fourth with a 615.

Klahowya’s Bailey wins 2nd bowling title

Klahowya’s Carys Bailey defended her Class 3A/2A individual bowling title on Friday at Narrows Plaza, Tacoma.

Abby King of Bremerton finished second.

In 4A, Central Kitsap’s Myrenda Stout finished fourth.

The team championships begin Saturday with 14 baker games beginning at 8 a.m. Bremerton, Klahowya and Central Kitsap will be competing.