Greeneville’s bowling teams hosted Carter Tuesday afternoon at The Alley for a non-conference match. The Greene Devils picked up their first win of the young season, knocking off the Hornets 18-9, while the Lady Hornets stung the Lady Devils 24-3.
BOYS: Greeneville 18, Carter 9
Greeneville and Carter started the afternoon by splitting the individual points in Game 1, but the Devils grabbed a slim 5-3 lead thanks to a 952-857 advantage in total pinfall.
Jake Harman led Greeneville with a 185, while Evan Metcalf and Noah Stahlman each picked up individual wins with scores of 175 and 155, respectively. Chandler Bowman paced the Hornets with a 190, followed by Ethan Sands’ 156 and Johnny Pedigo’s 143.
The Greene Devils extended their advantage to 12-4 after Game 2, posting a 1,042 pinfall compared to Carter’s 898.
Evan Litchfield led the way for Greeneville with a 188, while Caleb Payne was close behind with a 185. Stahlman followed with a 183, and Bronson Brown rolled a 175.
Bowman once again paced the Hornets, rolling a 211.
Carter refused to go quietly, taking the first Baker game 161-140. Greeneville answered in the final Baker game, however, closing out the match with a 109-98 victory.
GIRLS: Carter 24, Greeneville 3
Carter extracted a little revenge after falling to Greeneville in last year’s Region 1 tournament. The Lady Hornets set the tone early, jumping out to a 7-1 lead after Game 1.
Kali Gentry led the Carter charge with a 190, while Zoe Chompff was close behind with a 189. Lylli Sopha led Greeneville with a 197.
The Lady Hornets continued to roll in Game 2. Chompff flexed her muscles with a 214, while Gentry added a 161 to push Carter’s lead to 13-3.
Sopha once again led the Lady Devils with a 162, while Madison Broyles contributed a 149.
Greeneville battled back in the first Baker game, rolling a 173, but Carter answered with a 176. The Lady Hornets then closed out the match with a 122-87 win in the final Baker game.
Greeneville will return to The Alley Wednesday afternoon when the Devils host Chuckey Doak. Match time is set for 4:15 p.m.
