Boys/Co-Ed Bowling: Jesuit gets shutout; Destrehan claims first win

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Jesuit continued its early season roll with a 27-0 shutout of St. Augustine in boys/co-ed bowling action Thursday at AMF All Star Lanes in Kenner.

The Blue Jays (2-0) have won 53 out of a possible 54 points this season.

All eight available Jesuit bowlers were in action for at least two games. Joseph Anderson led the Jays with a 574 series, including a 210 opening game. Jonathan Cho opened with a 211.

The short-handed Purple Knights were led in their opener by Diego Bagneris’ final-game 150.

Jesuit faces Brother Martin Monday at Colonial Lanes in a key early-season matchup.

Destrehan 16, Kenner Discovery 11: The Wildcats claimed their first-ever win, defeating the Swamp Owls at AMF.

Logan Cannon led Destrehan with a consistent 581 series on games of 186-197-198. Beau Senior had a 526 series and Bailey Ecroyd a 518 for the winners.

Jad Massassati closed with a 171 for a 406 series to lead Kenner Discovery.

Holy Cross 22, John Ehret 5: The Tigers got a season-opening victory over the Patriots at AMF.

Cody Miller led Holy Cross with a 522 series that included a 212 final game.

Christopher Nguyen’s 194 middle game keyed a 482 series to lead John Ehret, which was making its varsity debut.

St. Therese 21, East Jefferson 6: Also at AMF, the Phoenix opened its season by defeating the Warriors.

St. Therese claimed six of a possible eight points in each game and the three-point bonus for total pins.

Logan LeJeune led the Phoenix with a 494 series and Jonathan Mendez had a 475 set. Cornelius Piper’s 449 paced East Jefferson (0-2).

Crescent City Christian 22½, De La Salle 4½: The Pioneers improved to 2-0 with a win over the Cavaliers at AMF.

Chaz Emery led Crescent City with a 601 series on games of 202-192-207.

Brandt Haynes paced De La Salle, another of the six newcomers in the metro area to LHSAA bowling, with a 481 series.

Patrick Taylor 21, Belle Chasse 6: At Westside Lanes, the Tigers defeated the Cardinals, who were making their high school bowling debut.

Beckham Lieu had an opening game 202 as part of a 551 series to lead Patrick Taylor (1-1). Reese Elwood closed with a 212 for a 526 set, while Jayden Ho finished with a 200 game for a 511 series.

Belle Chasse’s Bryce Shepherd had a match-best 560 series, including a 217 finale. Nigel Taylor finished with a 229 as part of a 540 set.

Slidell 24, Hahnville 3: In a matchup of Tigers at Colonial Lanes, Slidell won for the second time in as many days.

Slidell got a 549 series and 223 final game from Michael Broussard, a 540 from Hunter Mullen and a 507 from Cameron Lackey.

Tyron Martin’s final game 133 claimed one of the three Hahnville points.

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