JACKSON, Mich. – Cornerstone men's and women's bowling teams competed for the first time in the 2022 portion of the year with the final WHAC jamboree as the men finished eighth overall and the women finished 10^th. Cornerstone will continue the 2022 portion of the season back at the Jax 60 Bowling Alley next week for a non-conference event at the Alma Scotty Classic on Saturday, February 12. 
 
Men's Results: 
Hunter Haldaman recorded his best WHAC outing to lead the men with a total score of 801 to finish fifth individually. Haldaman bowled a 238 and 224 to highlight his action and help lead CU early on the day. Unfortunately, Haldaman did not have much help as the next best CU bowler was Jonathan Ryan who finished 43^rd overall. As a team, Cornerstone shot a 913 in the second individual game for their best mark of the day. 
 
In baker play, Cornerstone was relatively consistent and ended with a huge round of 774 to solidify the eighth place finish with a total score of 6217 on the day. 
 
Women's Results:
The Golden Eagle women looked strong in the individual play but struggled in the bakers as they sat eighth overall after four games and dropped to 10^th after the bakers. Lauren Slagter led CU individually with a total score of 710 to finish 12^th with a best game of 214. Chloe Pals finished 23^rdindividually with a score of 682 with a best single game score of 211.
 
In the bakers, Cornerstone shot under 600 in two of the four rounds with a 592 and 521 which caused them to drop in the standings. The team ended with a total score of 5507 to finish 10^th in the final WHAC Jamboree. 
 
What's Next?
Cornerstone will head back to Jax 60 Bowling Alley for the Alma Scotty Classic next Saturday at 8 a.m. 
 
Contact: Jesse Campbell | nathan-jesse.campbell@cornerstone.edu | 616-222-1505
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