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Knights give Wolves first loss
Published on Wed, Dec 2, 2009 by Sequim Gazette StaffRead More Sports
Bremerton's Knight showed why they're considered one of the top teams in the state, topping Sequim 6-1 on Nov. 24 in Bremerton.
The loss drops Sequim to 3-1 on the young season.
Kim Duce led the Wolves with a 321-pin, two-game series, knocking down 185 pins in the second game. Alex Whiteside (193) and Sam Whiteside (244) were Sequim's other top bowlers.
Shanarra Hankinson led the Knights with a 359 series and game-high 197 pins in the second game while Kirstie Williams (290 series), Merissa Duzenski (288) and Misty Braddock (283) helped Bremerton get the win.
Sequim did take the first Baker-format game, 159-149, but lost the other Baker game, two regular games and overall pin count (1,788 to 1,600).
The Wolves were slated to take on league powerhouse Olympic on Dec. 1 - results were unavailable at press time. Sequim hosts Peninsula (Gig Harbor) on Dec. 3 and travels to Silverdale to take on Klahowya on Dec. 8.
The loss drops Sequim to 3-1 on the young season.
Kim Duce led the Wolves with a 321-pin, two-game series, knocking down 185 pins in the second game. Alex Whiteside (193) and Sam Whiteside (244) were Sequim's other top bowlers.
Shanarra Hankinson led the Knights with a 359 series and game-high 197 pins in the second game while Kirstie Williams (290 series), Merissa Duzenski (288) and Misty Braddock (283) helped Bremerton get the win.
Sequim did take the first Baker-format game, 159-149, but lost the other Baker game, two regular games and overall pin count (1,788 to 1,600).
The Wolves were slated to take on league powerhouse Olympic on Dec. 1 - results were unavailable at press time. Sequim hosts Peninsula (Gig Harbor) on Dec. 3 and travels to Silverdale to take on Klahowya on Dec. 8.
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