The boys’ bowling team from Centennial High School capped off a successful first season with a District championship. This year marks the first time that teams from Frisco ISD competed in the Texas High School Bowling circuit.
The Titans’ bowling team of Jordan Pacheco, Nick Shin, Julian Ellis, Anthony Ellis, James Kern, W.D. Prevost and Michael Laufer played in fourteen matches during the course of the regular season, compiling a record of 11 wins and 3 losses. This placed them first in their district which was comprised of teams from Fairhill High School, Prosper High School, Plano West High School, McKinney Boyd High School, Lone Star High School, and Heritage High School.
“It was an awesome experience and an honor to be on this bowling team,” said Pacheco. “We have great players and amazing coaches. We all worked really hard to improve our game and make a name for ourselves since we were a new team. We accomplished that by finishing first in district, so we are all really proud.”
During the November through April season, district competition took place in area bowling alleys that serve as the home centers for the participating teams. These locations included Strikz in Frisco, Plano Super Bowl and Allen Bowl.
By winning district, the Centennial boys’ team qualified to compete at the Regional Tournament at Plano Super Bowl. They narrowly missed advancing to the state competition as a team. Anthony Ellis qualified to participate in the state competition in San Antonio as an individual. Ellis and James Kern were named to the boys’ All-District team that competed at the state level as well.
Congratulations to the Centennial boys’ bowling team for all their success this season. FISD is proud of you!