2018 All-State Bowling Teams

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7 years ago

Chaparral’s Cerell Cardines is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state bys bowling team.

Zach Dobbs from Desert Oasis High School’s bowling team is photographed at the Review-Journal in Las Vegas, Wednesday, March 14, 2018. He is on the All-Star Team for Best of Nevada Preps. Heidi Fang Las Vegas Review-Journal @HeidiFang

Tech’s Brendan Lindsey is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state bowling team.

Las Vegas High’s Kyle Wilson is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state boys bowling team.

Clark High School bowling team’s Caleb Andrews is photographed at the Review-Journal in Las Vegas, Wednesday, March 14, 2018. He is on the All-Star Team for Best of Nevada Preps. Heidi Fang Las Vegas Review-Journal @HeidiFang

Eldorado’s Elijah Lomotan is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state boys bowling team.

Del Sol High School bowling standout Skylur Pinkus is photographed at the Review-Journal in Las Vegas, Wednesday, March 14, 2018. He is on the All-Star Team for Best of Nevada Preps. Heidi Fang Las Vegas Review-Journal @HeidiFang

Liberty’s Terrance Rock is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state bowling team.

Valley’s Savannah Decker is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state girls bowling team.

Basic’s Olivia Lampkin is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state girls bowling team.

Tech’s Eri Leong is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state girls bowling team.

Coronado’s Alexis Safely is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state girls bowling team.

Sierra Vista’s Vanessa Fuzie is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state girls bowling team.

Jaylyn Jenkins from Durango High School’s bowling team is photographed at the Review-Journal in Las Vegas, Wednesday, March 14, 2018. She is on the All-Star Team for Best of Nevada Preps. Heidi Fang Las Vegas Review-Journal @HeidiFang

Basic’s Jazelle Lampkin is a member of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s all-state girls bowling team.

BOYS

First Team

Cerell Cardines, Chaparral

Cardines posted a regular-season average of 225.6. He finished fourth at the Class 3A individual state tournament with a 580 series.

Zach Dobbs, Desert Oasis

Dobbs was the runner-up in the Class 4A state individual tournament with a 706 series. He had a 208.7 average during the regular season.

Andrew Guba, Spring Valley

Guba,who had a 227.9 regular-season average, helped the Grizzles capture the Class 4A state team title. He rolled a 735 series in the state semifinals, and had a 268 game in the Sunset

Brendan Lindsey, Tech

Lindsey was the Class 3A state individual champion with a 674 series, including a 247 game. He averaged 209.6 during the regular season.

Kyle Wilson, Las Vegas

The Class 4A state individual champion rolled a 755 series in the finals. He had a 277 game in that event, and posted a regular-season average of 224.0.

Second Team

Caleb Andrews, Clark

The 2017 individual state champion finished third in the Class 4A individual state tournament this season with a 623 series. Andrews posted a regular-season average of 198.8.

Elijah Lomotan, Eldorado

Lomotan averaged 214.8 during the regular season, and helped the Sundevils advance to the Sunrise Region final as a team.

Ku’uleialoha Mortensen, Spring Valley

Mortensen was sixth at the Class 4A state individual tournament with a 500 series and helped the Grizzlies capture the 4A state team title. He averaged 214.0 during the regular season.

Skylur Pinkus, Del Sol

Pinkus helped the Dragons win the Class 3A state team title. He finished second at the 3A state individual tournament with a 654 series, and posted a 195.1 average during the regular season.

Terrance Rock, Liberty

Rock averaged 213.5 during the regular season, and placed fifth at the Class 4A state individual tournament with a 523 series.

Coach of the Year

Kyle Martin, Spring Valley

Martin guided the Grizzlies to their first Class 4A state team title with a 7-2 win over Sunrise Region champion Foothill. Spring Valley also won the Sunset Region girls team title.

Honorable Mention

Josue De Alba, Cheyenne

Carsten Henrikson, Eldorado

Brysen Mortensen, Spring Valley

Devyn Patalina, Bonanza

Kyle Rendon, Tech

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GIRLS

First Team

Savannah Decker, Valley

Decker rolled a 695 series, including a 276 game, to win the Class 4A individual state tournament. She averaged 159.1 during the regular season.

Olivia Lampkin, Basic

Lampkin rolled a 728 series in the Class 4A state team championship, helping the Wolves beat Spring Valley 7-2 for the title. She averaged 201.2 in the regular season.

Eri Leong, Tech

Leong defended her Class 3A state individual championship by rolling a 582 series, including a 205 game. He had a 180.0 regular-season average, and helped the Roadrunners win the Class 3A state team title.

Alexis Safley, Coronado

Safley led the Cougars to the Class 4A Sunrise Region final. She posed a 192.9 average during the regular season.

Faith Stratton, Spring Valley

Stratton averaged 187.3 during the regular season. She led the Grizzlies to the Class 4A Sunset Region title and a state runner-up finish.

Second Team

Vanessa Fuzie, Sierra Vista

Fuzie finished second in the Class 4A individual state tournament with a 638 series that included a 279 game. She averaged 169.2 during the regular season.

Jazlyn Jenkins, Durango

Jenkins placed fourth at the Class 4A state individual tournament with a 558 series. She averaged 162.4 during the regular season.

Jazelle Lampkin, Basic

Lampkin helped the Wolves capture the Class 4A Sunrise Region and state titles. She had a 184.7 average during the regular season.

Alayna Purdy, Coronado

Purdy posted a regular-season average of 179.2 and helped the Cougars finish second in the Class 4A Sunrise Region team tournament.

Angelica Rosado, Tech

Rosado placed third in the Class 3A state individual tournament with a 460 series. She averaged 185.0 during the regular season, and helped the Roadrunners to the 3A state team title.

Coach of the Year

April Borsack, Basic

Borsack coached the Wolves to the Class 4A girls team championship with a 7-2 victory over Spring Valley.

Honorable Mention

Alexis Cassman, Shadow Ridge

Makenzie Derezotes, Arbor View

Heather Holman, Eldorado

Lileya Kobos, Arbor View

Justyce McCoy, Western