• The Seahawks bowled the first bye of the afternoon, posting a strong total of 821.
• Sarreal led the way for the Green & White, rolling a 191.
• Colon was the next top finisher, posting a 171 after stringing together four straight strikes to conclude the first match of the day for the eventual All-Tournament selection.
• Miranda, bowling anchor, put forth a strong 165.

Traditional Match #2 – Wagner 778, St. Francis Brooklyn 836

• In the first dual match for the Green & White on the afternoon, it pitted the home team against fellow Northeast Conference (NEC) member, St. Francis Brooklyn.
• Carhart and Miranda paced Wagner against the Terriers, with Carhart leading the way with a 173. Miranda followed up with a 171.
• Kimmi D’Ottavio was the top bowler for SFBK, rolling a 190. Laura McConnon was next at 184 while Heather Waters added a 165 in leading the Terriers past the Seahawks for their second win of the day.

Traditional Match #3 – Wagner 929, St. Thomas Aquinas College 714

• The Seahawks got their first win of the tournament against the Spartans in the third match of the day.
• Carhart continued to find the pocket early and carried her momentum from the second into this matchup with STAC, leading Wagner with a 215 total from the leadoff spot.
• Medvetz nearly posted the Seahawks’ second 200-game of the day, finishing at 192.
• Sarreal and Colon finished at 181 and 175, respectively, while Miranda rolled a 167 in the anchor position.

Traditional Match #4 – Wagner 868

• For the second time during the competition, the Seahawks bowled in the bye.
• This time, Wagner improved on their score by 57 pins en route to finishing at 868.
• Colon was the top-finisher in the fourth match, bowling a 191 while Miranda posted a 175.
• Carhart (172), Sarreal (171), and Medvetz (159) rounded out the performances as the Seahawks moved on to their fifth and final match, against St. Francis Brooklyn.

Traditional Match #5 – Wagner 913, St. Francis Brooklyn 862

• In a rematch of match #2, the Seahawks found themselves trailing by 30+ plus before capitalizing on an open frame created by the Terriers.
• From there, it would be a battle to the end, as the Seahawks were able to withstand the late surge by SFBK in posting the 51-pin victory.
• Colon posted the Seahawks’ second 200-game of the day, rolling off a 203.
• Carhart was next at 188 while Medvetz (180), Miranda (176), and Sarreal (166) finished the day.
• St. Francis Brooklyn was paced by Lexis Ortiz, who finished at 181, followed by Mikayla Ferrara at 180.
• D’Ottavio was next at 174 followed by Waters (165) and McConnnon (162).

Wagner College Winter Invite All-Tournament…

• At the conclusion of the meet, where St. Francis Brooklyn was crowned the team winners, the All-Tournament team was announced.
• SFBK’s Heather Waters was named MVP after tallying a total pinfall of 938 (187.60 average) over the five games.
• She was one of three Terriers named to the team as McConnon joined her after finishing second overall in total pinfall with 916 (183.20).
• America Carhart was the first Seahawk announced to the All-Tournament team, after the freshman finished at 891 (178.20 average).
• Joining her was teammate Kristina Colon, who placed fourth overall with a total pinfall of 878 (175.60).
• Wrapping up the All-Tournament choices was the Terriers’ Kimmi D’Ottavio, who finished one pin short of Colon at 877 (175.40 average).

Wagner College Winter Invite Averages:

• 3rd America Carhart 891 total pinfall 178.20 average
• 4th Kristina Colon 878 total pinfall 175.60 average
• 7th Totiana Miranda 854 total pinfall 170.80 average
• 8th Lauren Ruth Sarreal 853 total pinfall 170.60 average
• 9th Amanda Medvetz 833 total pinfall 166.60 average

• • Wagner will open up the New Year on January 22-23 as they will host the Seahawks Invite at Rab’s Country Lanes.