Girls Bowling: AOL stays hot; Chapelle, Mount Carmel win
Academy of Our Lady remained undefeated with a 24-3 non-district victory Monday over Holden at AMF All Star Lanes in Kenner.
The Penguins (3-0) clinched the match in the second game against a short-handed Holden team.
Laney Sasso had a 494 series to pace AOL. Emily Barrios had a 174 opening game for the Penguins.
Grace Johnson rolled a 444 series and scored two of the three Holden points.
Archbishop Chapelle 19½, Cabrini 7½: Also at AMF, the Chipmunks knocked the short-handed Crescents from the ranks of the unbeatens.
Elizabeth Hamilton had a 509 series and Gabrielle Fischer rolled a 480 set to lead Chapelle.
Jaiden DeGeorge opened with a 207 as part of a 517 series to pace Cabrini, while Shelby Crescioni joined DeGeorge in winning three points for her team.
Both teams are 2-1.
Mount Carmel 26, Patrick Taylor 1: The Cubs won for the first time this season, defeating the Tigers at Westside Lanes in Harvey.
Taylor Hunn led Mount Carmel (1-2) with a 467 series. The Cubs swept each of the first two games.
Patrick Taylor is 0-3.
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