Bowlers qualified during league play on Nov. 11 and Jan. 20 to enter the finals. Bowlers ranging in ages 6 to 18 filled the bowling center on Feb. 18 to compete for over $2,325 in educational assistance awards.

Scores used to determine the winners were based on three games bowled in the finals plus handicap. Divisions are based on the leagues the bowlers compete in regularly on Saturday and are separated into girls and boys.

The youngest of the bowlers are the Bantam Leagues (ages 6 to 8). They started earning money to be put aside until they enter a secondary educational institution. First-place winners of $100 went to Marleigh Jagoda for the girls and Jack Rudyk for the boys. Second place of $50 went to Paxton Sheehan in the boys division and Olivia Roach-Smith in the girls division.

The Sunshine Leagues (ages 12 & under) had first-place awards of $150. Meghan Kelly took first for the girls, while Bradley Berkshire finished first for the boys. A second place of $75 for the boys went to Carter Fuhrman. The boys had enough bowlers to award a third-place award of $50 and it went to Joseph Meyer.

Submitted Photo Above are some of the grant winners from the seventh annual Priscilla Seybold Memorial Singles Tournament at Lucky Lanes in February. In the first row, from the left, are Paxton Sheehan, Joseph Meyer and Cater Fuhrman. In the second row are Daniel Cook, Alexis Delcamp, Mary Butcher (Priscilla’s daughter) and Greg Haase, Lucky Lanes junior bowling director.

In the Lucky Strikers Leagues (ages 15 & under), first place-finishers were awarded $200. Kierra Mount won the girls division and Hans Lemiszko was the top finisher in the boys division. Second-place awards of $100 went to Gracey Kozlowski and Alexander Lucas.

Winners of a $300 educational award in the Senior Leagues (ages 18 & under) were Oleysia Bastista for the girls and Tyler Waugh for the boys. The second-place finishers were Alexis Delcamp and Daniel Cook, each receiving $200.