Washington’s Ethan Zieglowsky has flirted with perfection on the bowling lanes in the past and Wednesday’s outing was much of the same. The senior was two pins shy of a coveted 300 game, but the veteran’s efforts was still enough to carry the Washington boys’ bowling team to a triangular victory at Keokuk County Bowl. 

The Demons shot a two-game score of 2,468 pins to beat out Sigourney-Keota’s 2,316 and West Burlington’s 2,181. Zieglowsky posted a 523 series including a 266 high game where he delivered strikes on every frame except the fifth and 10th. The senior’s personal best score of 289 was in a Mount Pleasant meet last year where he had a perfect score heading into the final frame. Other Demon scores on Wednesday included Caleb Zieglowsky third with a 393 series, Quentin Howard 11th with 257, Cole Anderson 12th with 253, and Ismat Abdurahimov 13th with 249 pins. Brock Alderson paced the home Savages with a 396 two game score to finish runner-up. Landyn Greiner was fifth with 311, Ty Krueger seventh with 269, Seth Donald eighth with 268, Drew Dobbins ninth with 263, and Jordan Shadley was 16th with 232. Baker scores included Sigourney with 809, West Burlington with 800, and Washington with 793. 

West Burlington fielded a full team and won the girls competition with 1,603 pins. Sigourney-Keota and Washington had limited bowlers to record 1,407 and 739 pins, respectively. S-K’s Samantha Bombei won the individual competition with a 362 series, Jayden Montgomery third with 228, Lily Vanvoltenburg fourth with 220, and Addison Richardson 10th with 177. Leigha Heisdorffer led Washington with 209 in fifth, Emma Chenoweth ninth with 178, and Emma Loeffler 12th with 128.