By: Lee Ramsey
The Seymour Eagles Boys’ Bowling Team displayed their superiority over The Kings Academy Lions by a score of 27-0.
The shutout consisted of a pin fall total of 2,683 for Seymour and 2,065 for Kings Academy.
As usual the Eagles were led by sophomore standout Dylan McClure with a series pin fall count of 594.
Besides high series score, McClure also had the high match score of the day with a 203.
The high score for the Lions was a 145 by Cody Hobbs.
McClure of the Eagles was followed by Bryan Woodward with a 173 and Nick Hicks with a 168.
Scores were as follows: Dylan McClure 203, 191, and 200 for a 594; Caleb Blaine 109; Danny Coleman 132; Nick Hicks 168 and 163; Cody Ross 107 and 123; Cory Lee 135 and 169; Matt Graham 119; Storm Schular 126; Isaac Keck 166 and Austin McGinnis 109.
The Seymour Eagles Bowling team is struggling this season after losing their star bowler Corey Cox, one of the top bowlers in the state of Tennessee.  He bowled a perfect score of 300 twice last year.
Even at that however, Seymour’s Coach Charles Ogle doesn’t think this year’s team is bowling up to its potential.
A win sometimes is just what the doctor ordered to get things turned around.  Coach Ogle had this to say, “We lost our last two games.  It’s good to have a win. We still need to pick up our game if we expect to win any of our last three.  We are bowling below our ability.  Maybe this win will get us out of our slump and we can turn things around.”
The girls did not play today because the Kings Academy does not have a girls’ team.
 The Eagles and Lady Eagles face the Pigeon Forge Tigers the next two matches on December 14 and December 20 at 3:30 at the Pigeon Forge Community Center.
Seymour’s last match is after Christmas on Jan. 6 at the Sevierville CC at 3:30 p.m.
Post season play will begin after that.

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