BOWL SEASON
With college football programs all
over the nation enjoying bowl season
this month, the Blue Devils decided to
do some bowling of a different kind. On
December 29th, the whole squad headed
over to nearby Durham Lanes for some
team bonding and friendly competition.
After securing a pair of “If you roll it
adjoining lanes, the group laced hard enough,
up their stylish bowling shoes you are going
and selected their balls. Nolan to knock some
Jon gets ready to roll
Smith opted for a lighter ball as pins down.”
opposed to a heavier 12-pounder, The team
noting that his “guns” would of Zoubek,
do the work while grinning Paulus,
and pointing to his bicep. “I go Davidson, McClure, Pocius,
TOP SCORES
straight for the pins,” explained Johnson and Czyz jumped
Nolan. “I roll it as hard as I can out to a quick start, led by the
1. Gerald........166
and try to hit the front pin.” impressive bowling of Zoubs 2. Zoubs......... 150
After splitting into two teams and Jordan. McClure used
3. Jordan.........147
and beginning the first frame, the pro-style spin on his rolls,
Brian Zoubek employed the same impressing his teammates as his
4. Dave........... 123
strategy as Nolan. “I am all about ball approached the pins from
4. Nolan..........123
the power,” stated Zoubs after the right side of the lane. “I can’t
scoring a strike on his first roll. roll the ball straight so I figure a
WINNING TEAM
little English on it
Greg, Jordan, Dave,
will help me,” said
Marty, Zoubs, Steve, Olek
Avg. Score: 121.3
“That was my first time bowling. I didn’t too
bad. I will take a 95. I was pretty pleased
with my performance, but I could have done
a little better.”
Elliot Williams
Gerald shows nice form with the
smooth follow-through and leg kick
Greg rolls it at the Durham Lanes
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