The Hornets traveled to Monitor Lanes in Bay City, competing in the Bangor John Glenn and Bay City Western Baker’s Dozen tournaments.

Girls bowling qualified first in the Bangor John Glenn tournament and won the Bay City Baker’s Dozen Tournaments.

The team bowled a 300 Baker game in the Bangor John Glenn Tournament. They are the third team in Michigan to ever shoot a perfect Baker game at a competition.

Bangor John Glenn Tournament

Girls bowling emerged first in the annual Bangor John Glenn Tournament at Monitor Lanes Saturday, Dec. 14.

Qualifying first overall, the Hornets beat Battle Creek Pennfield in the first round and advanced into the final round.

Going against South Lyon, the Hornets scored a perfect Baker game against Lyon’s 157.

Senior Samantha Timm led the Hornets with a 651 series in the tournament.

Timm was excited after junior Emilea Sturk made the final strike of the perfect game.

“We shot a 300 baker at practice last year,” Timm said, “but the feeling of doing it during the competition was exponentially greater.”

Timm believes the team became closer because of the game.

“As soon as Emilea threw the final strike, we all jumped up and hugged,” Timm said. “We were all super pumped to finally accomplish a goal we had for our team.”

Bay City Western Baker’s Dozen Tournament

The Hornets won the annual Bay City Baker’s Dozen Tournament Sunday, Dec. 15, taking on 13 other schools.

The Hornets took first in their division, ending with a total pinfall of 2,759.

Stinging Essexville Garber with games of 233 and 229 in the finals, the Hornets earned their third tournament victory of the year.