Bowling: Jesuit starts fast in defeating Rummel; Chapelle, AOL take wins

Jesuit’s bowling team averaged better than 230 in the opening game and fired a 3,739 team series in a 24-3 victory over Archbishop Rummel Thursday at AMF All Star Lanes in Kenner.

The Blue Jays (2-0) shot an opening 1,385, including a 267 game by Gary Sims, a 257 from William Carpenter, a 238 from Michael McGovern and a 224 by Ben Hunn.

Jesuit closed strong as well, shooting a 1,275 final game as five of the six players in the lineup topped 200, led by Sims’ 236, Hunn’s 224 and a 222 by William Adams.

Hunn, the only Jesuit bowler to bowl three games on the day, had a 644 series, while Sims averaged 251 for his two games. Josh Bares led Rummel (1-1) with a 659 series on games of 200-214-245.

Archbishop Chapelle 24, Mount Carmel 3: The Chipmunks captured 15 of the match’s first 16 points to roll past the Cubs at AMF.

Chapelle (2-0) got a dominant performance from the bottom of its lineup. Sarah Rubi led the way with a 611 series, including games of 211 and 223, while Madalyn Haas had a 545, including a 200 middle game, and Marissa Rinderle rolled a 541 set.

Taylor Hunn opened with a 224 and had a 594 series to lead Mount Carmel (0-2).

Academy of Our Lady 22, Kenner Discovery 5: The second through fifth spots of the Penguins’ lineup won all 12 matches in a victory over the Swamp Owls at AMF.

Skylar Alexander, bowling in the fifth slot, had a 445 series and Giselle Dufrene rolled a 440 from the No. 2 position to lead AOL (2-1).

Madison Lemoine fired a 490 series, including a 171 final game, and captured three points from the anchor position for Kenner Discovery (0-1-1).