Girls bowling effort rolls to league lead

HUNTLEY  — Huntley’s girls bowling team continued to collect Kishwaukee River Conference-Fox Valley Conference (KRC-FVC) wins and also gained a tournament championship.

Four Red Raiders bowlers topped the 500 pins total as Huntley beat Jacobs, 1,548 pins to 1,335 at Bowl-Hi Lanes Dec. 10.

Katie Scaletta led the way with a 573 series while Prianca Waters and Ashlyn Tenglin were close behind contributing a 569 and 566, respectively. Tenglin’s match included a 224 team best game. Erica DeBello contributed a 563 series and Jana Boudreau added a 384 series.

HHS stood at 5-0 record and perfect in conference play with 45 points. Achievements include a third place at the Schaumburg Thanksgiving Invite and first at the Dundee-Crown Scramble. Erica DeBello has both overall wins in the invites.

Coach DeBello commented on Katie Scaletta’s strong start.

“Scaletta has started the year strong medaling at the Dundee-Crown Scramble. She has also been strong in the conference,” coach DeBello said.

Scalettta also contributed the top series score in the latest win

HHS beat Johnsburg, with 2,757 pins total to 1,969 Dec. 11 at Bowl-Hi Lanes. Scaletta had a 576 series and a 236 best game. Erica DeBello was next with a 577 series; Waters contributed a 545; Tenglin a 537; Mackenzie Miller a 509 and Kaelyn Keegan rounded out the scoring a 466.

The coach commented on the season Tenglin, a sophomore, has had. This night, she got to wear the “turkey hat” for three straight strikes.

“Tenglin is our lead off at invitationals, and sets the pace,” DeBello said.

Title at D-C

The Red Raiders took home the top honors at the Dundee-Crown Invitational, Dec. 7 at Liberty Lanes. Huntley won two of three divisions and nine Bakers rounds.

DeBello led on the HHS tournament’s scores with a 697 total while Scaletta had a 556, Miller a 527, Keegan rolled a 494, Miller pitched in a 527. Also, Waters had a 477 and Tenglin a 473.