Boys Bowling: Shaw has big start in shutout win; Brother Martin continues streak

Archbishop Shaw turned in the single highest team game among New Orleans region bowling teams this season in a 27-0 shutout of Kenner Discovery Thursday at Westside Lanes in Harvey.

The Eagles (9-1) fired an opening-game 1,309, including a 259 game from Riley Elwood that featured seven consecutive strikes at the outset, a 245 from Garrett Alello and a 231 from Joshua Collins.

Shaw substituted liberally in the final two games and finished with a 3,471 team series.

Isaiah Vogel led Kenner Discovery (7-3) with a 446 series.

Brother Martin 24½, John Ehret 2½: The Crusaders swept the opening game and never looked back in defeating the Patriots at Westside for their ninth consecutive victory.

Brother Martin (10-1) had a 3,414 team series, including games of 245 and 224 from anchor Ashton Catalinotto.

Matthew Nguyen led John Ehret (5-5) with a 582 series, which included a 224 middle game.

Archbishop Rummel 23, Destrehan 4: The Raiders clinched the match in two games over the Wildcats at AMF All Star Lanes in Kenner.

Cayden Munster’s 640 series, including a 233 final game, and Blake Caire’s 633 set, which featured a 235 middle game, led Rummel (7-3), which took seven of eight points in each of the first two games.

Logan Cannon had the high series of the day with games of 214-216-236 for a 666 series for Destrehan (5-5).

Patrick Taylor 24, St. Therese 3: The Tigers won seven of eight points in every game against the Phoenix at Westside.

Four bowlers had series above 500 for Patrick Taylor (8-2), led by Beckham Lieu’s 570 and Zachary Nguyen’s 548.

Logan LeJeune led St. Therese (2-7) with a 526 series, including a 214 final game.

Holy Cross 24, East Jefferson 3: The Tigers cruised past the short-handed Warriors at AMF.

Gabe Lucroy led Holy Cross (6-4) with a 522 series that included a 233 opening game.

Cornelius Piper won all three points for East Jefferson (0-10) and shot a 517 series.

Belle Chasse 23, De La Salle 4: The Cardinals defeated the Cavaliers at AMF.

Bryce Shepherd had an opening-game 224 as part of a 565 series to lead Belle Chasse (4-5). Matthew St. Germain had a 548 set.

Brandt Haynes had a 212 game and 558 series to pace De La Salle (1-8).