Buckeye Girls Varsity Bowling Tops Olmsted Falls Behind Fry, Kaczmarski
The Buckeye High School girls varsity bowling team turned in a strong road performance Monday, defeating Olmsted Falls 1,856–1,626 behind a balanced lineup and two standout series from the top of the order.
Addison Fry led the Bucks with a match-high 371 series, rolling games of 155 and 216 to set the tone. Fry’s 216 anchored one of Buckeye’s biggest individual games of the day and helped build early separation on the scoreboard. Close behind, Leah Kaczmarski added a 361 series, posting games of 159 and 202 to give the Bucks a steady one-two punch at the top of the lineup.
The depth of the lineup also played a key role in the victory. Riley Onyx contributed a 333 series with games of 173 and 160, adding consistent production through both regulation games. LaRyssa Hartshorn followed with a 275 series on games of 139 and 136, while Aubrey Reuter chipped in a 146 game to bolster the team total. SAW added an important 129 game as Buckeye continued to stack quality scores across the roster.
In Baker play, the Bucks continued to handle business, rolling team games of 104 and 137. Those Baker scores helped Buckeye maintain control of the match and secure the final margin over Olmsted Falls. The Baker performance capped a complete team effort that complemented the high individual series at the top of the lineup.
Buckeye’s 1,856 total reflected both high-end scoring and stability throughout the rotation, while holding Olmsted Falls to 1,626. With Fry and Kaczmarski pacing the effort and multiple bowlers contributing meaningful games, the Bucks demonstrated the kind of depth that can carry the team into the heart of the season.
The win gives Buckeye added momentum moving forward, with the Bucks showing they can combine individual high scores with solid Baker play in competitive match conditions. As the schedule continues, performances like Monday’s provide a strong foundation for continued improvement and confidence on the lanes.
