Girls Bowling: Chapelle, Kenner Discovery, Cabrini all win in Gonzales

Archbishop Chapelle led the way for New Orleans-area teams competing against teams from the Baton Rouge region Monday at Premier Lanes in Gonzales.

Chapelle remained unbeaten with a 21-6 victory over St. Joseph’s Academy.

The Chipmunks (10-0) prevailed without anchor bowler and 2019 state singles champion Sarah Rubi in the lineup. Madalyn Haas had a 571 series and Marissa Rinderle a 535 set for Chapelle, which remains No. 2 in the unofficial LHSAA power rankings released earlier Monday.

St. Joseph’s Jordan Wingerter had a 247 opening game as part of a 642 series.

Kenner Discovery 15, Lutcher 12: The Swamp Owls rallied from a 10-6 deficit in the final game to defeat the Bulldogs.

Madison Lemoine had a 175 game to lead the comeback for Kenner Discovery (3-6-1), which made up an 82-pin deficit in the third game.

The Swamp Owls won four of six individual matches and took a 113-pin edge in the final game to reverse the outcome.

Cabrini 24½, St. Michael 2½: The Crescents swept each of the first two games in an easy victory.

Cabrini (5-3-1) was led by Calley Chauvin’s 199 middle game as part of a 470 series.

The victory will help Cabrini’s chances of reaching the playoffs. The Crescents entered Monday at No. 17 in the unofficial power ratings, one spot out of the 16-team playoff bracket.

St. Amant 23, Academy of Our Lady 4: The Gators remained unbeaten with a convincing victory over the two-time state champion Penguins.

Emily Hymel closed with a 226 for a 584 series to lead St. Amant (10-0), while Rose Attuso bowled a 562 series from the anchor position.

Laney Sasso paced AOL (5-5) with a 484 series.

St. Amant entered Monday third in the unofficial power ratings, while AOL held the final playoff spot at No. 16.

Dutchtown 24, Mount Carmel 3: The Griffins easily handled the short-handed Cubs.

Ashtyn Yoches had a 554 series, including a 224 opening game, to lead Dutchtown (10-1). Allison Olivia finished with a 500 set for the Griffins, who are fourth in the unofficial power ratings as of Monday.

Taylor Hunn led Mount Carmel (1-9) with a 566 series, including a 207 final game.