ALLENTOWN, Pa. – The Indiana Tech women's bowling team spent this past week in Pennsylvania, competing in the Roto Grip Keystone Quaker Classic and Lehigh Valley Collegiate Classic. The Orange and Black put together strong showings in both events, placing fifth in each.
 
In the Quaker Classic, the Warriors were led by Meagan Kennedy, who finished eleventh and knocked down 906 pins in five games, averaging 181.2 per game. Kayla Cameron came in right behind Kennedy in twelfth place with a 900 for an average of 180 pins per game. Leah Brazier also finished in the top fifteen, placing right at fifteen with a score of 876, averaging 175.2. Jordan Downham bowled four games with a score of 748 for an average of 187 per game. Jillian Treska was featured in three games, toppling 447 pins, averaging 149. Elizabeth Jones threw two games, scoring 338 and averaging 169. Natalie Schildhouse knocked down 148 in the one game she featured in.
 
In the Lehigh Valley Classic, the Orange and Black were led by Kayla Cameron, who finished eighteenth overall with a pin total of 953 in five games, averaging 190.6 per game. Jillian Treska came in next with a score of 936 in five games for a 22nd-place finish and an average of 187.2. Natalie Schildhouse, Elizabeth Jones, and Meagan Kennedy posted 762, 739, and 717 scores in four games, respectively. Jordan Downham added 396 pins in two games, while Leah Brazier tallied 152 in one game.
 
The Warriors are back in action on January 18 and 19^th as they travel to Chicago, Illinois, for the Kegel Classic at Stardust Bowl.