ADRIAN, Mich. – Lauren Lovett and Harlee Burrows each finished in the top 10 individually with Lovett medaling at third to power Cornerstone's women's team to a fourth-place finish. The men saw a strong performance from Nicholas Slagter and Hunter Haldaman to finish eighth as a team at the SHU Halo Classic. CU returns right back to Lenawee Recreation Center tomorrow at 9 a.m. as they will now compete in the Adrian Bowling Event. 
 
Men's Results:
A short-handed Golden Eagle men's team finished strong with an eighth-place team score of 6565. In individual play to start the day at the SHU Halo Classic, Nicholas Slagter carried the team with an eighth-place individual finish of 837. Slagter started slow and then finished above 200 in his final three games. Hunter Haldaman also finished within the top 20 individually with a score of 826. 
 
In Baker play, which has been the trouble point for the Golden Eagles so far in the early season, they improved slightly with three games over 700 for a total Baker score of 2811 through four games. 
 
Women's Results: 
Lauren Lovett had the best outing of the 2022-23 season she has seen, finishing third individually with a score of 744 to power Cornerstone to a fourth-place finish as a team with a total of 5824. CU sat just 75 pins behind third place finisher Aquinas. Lovett would earn a medal for her efforts while freshman teammate Harlee Burrows finished ninth individually with a score of 716. 
 
In Baker play, Cornerstone scored above 650 in three of the four games with their team high being 682 in the first Baker. In the four Baker's combined CU totaled 2553 pins for a total team score on the day of 5824.
 
What's Next?
Cornerstone is right back at Lenawee Recreation Center tomorrow for the Adrian Bowling Event starting at 9 a.m. 
 
Contact: Jesse Campbell | nathan-jesse.campbell@cornerstone.edu | 616-222-1505
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