Greeneville welcomed Dobyns-Bennett to The Alley Wednesday evening for a non-conference showdown, but it was the Indians who did not spare any mercy completing the sweep. Dobyns-Bennett claimed a 19-8 victory in the boys’ match and a 23-4 win in the girls’ contest.
Boys: Dobyns-Bennett 19 – Greeneville 8
The Indians rolled a 1,047 in the opening game to jump out to an early 5-3 advantage. Dallas Dye led the way with a 219, followed by Grayson Lockhart and Ryan Barrett, who each finished with a 189. Will Russell added a 183.
The Greene Devils were led by Evan Metcalf’s 199 and Evan Litchfield’s 179.
Dobyns-Bennett extended its advantage to 11-5 after game two, rolling a 1,015 to Greeneville’s 933. Lockhart and Jake Harman squared off in a back-and-forth matchup, with Lockhart edging out the point, 216-206.
Mossy Killion added a 187 for the Indians, while Quinten Scalf rolled a 157 for Greeneville.
The teams then split the Baker games, with Dobyns-Bennett taking the opener 186-128 before Greeneville claimed the finale 161-142.
Girls: Dobyns-Bennett 23 – Greeneville 4
Dobyns-Bennett jumped out to an early 6-2 advantage, holding a 62-pin edge after the opening game, 801-739. Madison Wilson led the charge with a 160, followed by Mackenzie Place’s 155 and Michaela Mahony’s 150.
Greeneville’s leading scorers were Lilly Sopha with a 199 and Carly McLeoud with a 152.
The Lady Indians continued to pull away in the second game, rolling an 794 to the Lady Devils’ 711 to extend their advantage to 12-4.
Mahony topped the Indians with a 162, while Place followed closely with a 159. Destiny Dishner added a 148.
Sopha once again led Greeneville with a 151, followed by Salene Tyler’s 143.
The Lady Indians completed the sweep by taking both Baker games in close fashion, 128-120 and 142-137.
Greeneville’s boys will return to action Monday when they travel to the Pigeon Forge Community Center for a conference showdown with the Tigers.
