2022-23 Boys bowling Season Preview
American Conference
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Head Coach: Caleb Shovestull
Players to watch: Charles Franchetti (Jr)– Eric Luster (Jr)– Jae’Anthony Wharton (So)
Season outlook: We have the potential to be a very strong and successful team this year. The boys have a great work ethic and want to keep getting better every day. The team will continue to work hard while setting sights on the being the league champion.
Head Coach: Tim Wiant
Players to watch: Nick Austin– Justin Wagner– Robert Rompf
Season outlook: Looking forward to continuing our winning season from last year with another great squad of kids.
Head Coach: Brian Esterle
Players to watch: Kyle Dunne Senior– Dylan Esterle Senior– Gabe Kasper Sophomore
Season outlook: We’re excited that our two 4-year Varsity bowlers are returning for their final high school season. Dylan Esterle and Kyle Dunne are both former Medina County Players of the Year and we’re looking forward to seeing what they can accomplishment as seniors. Also returning from last year, Tyler Oboy and Gabriel Kasper are two sophomores to look out for. Highland has a new bowling coach this season in Brian Esterle. Brian has over 35 years of bowling behind him and has been bowling since he went to Highland himself. He was happy to be behind the creation of the Highland team when his son was a freshman, since Highland didn’t have a bowling team when Brian attended. He’s also looking forward to adding more tournaments for the team to compete in this year, including the Norton Panther Challenge, Ashland Baker Bash and the Copley Tomahawk Invitational.
Head Coach: Terry Adolph
Players to watch: Parker Balan 3rd year letterman Senior– Brayden Darkow 2nd year letterman Sophomore– Meier Gillespie 2nd year letterman Senior
Season outlook: 5 seniors in line-up – optimistic- must execute-stay focused game plan
Head Coach: Scott Krainess
Players to watch: Gavin Warren – Senior–
Season outlook: Boys team looking to get back to the District tournament this season! Gavin Warren loooking to return to the state tourney!
National Conference
Head Coach: Katy Burant and Shawn Galek
Players to watch: Carmine Sabella– Jack Keller– Jack Kollar
Season outlook: We have an awesome group of kids this year, including some returning players and even a first year senior giving bowling a try. Our first year coaches have already learned a lot and look forward to growing better as a team. This year we will have weekly awards for “lane master” and “most pins gained” from week to week. We look forward to a fun season!
Head Coach: John Brockway
Players to watch: Brock Miller, Senior– Landon Lamielle, JR– Zach Ream, Senior
Season outlook: We have a solid core of returning bowlers led by Brock Miller, who had the 2nd best average in the SL last year. If all goes well, and our boys put in the work, I think we can be on the mix for our first ever Suburban League title.
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Head Coach: Ed Boduszek
Players to watch: Dominic Catanese II, Senior– James Sinclair, Senior– Connor Dougherty, Senior
Season outlook: We have four seniors on our varsity squad this year. The boys have been working hard all summer and we’re looking forward to a great year!
Head Coach: Kevin Gates
Players to watch: Michael Stein – Senior– Adam Walters – Sophomore– Ethan Gealy – Sophomore
Season outlook: The boys bowling team are looking forward to defending their Suburban League championship from last season. They return 4/5 starters and have gained quality depth on the bench.
Head Coach: Anthony Byrd
Players to watch: Lucas Tinter (Sophmore)– Jaylen Bogarty (Senior)– Justin Sanford (Sophomore)
Season outlook: Our talented freshmen from a year ago are a year older and are more experienced after bowling in those varsity matches last year. Looking forward to seeing our young talent and our seniors compete in the most competitive conference in the state.
Head Coach: George Steele
Players to watch: Bradley Triplett, Senior– JJ Zakikian– Owen Lane
Season outlook: The team has a lot of experience and depth. They are poised to make a run at a Suburban League Championship.
