Fredonia bowler Trace MacKenzie poses under the scoreboard that shows the 300 game he rolled during a match Monday at Lucky Lanes. Submitted photo

FREDONIA — Fredonia’s Trace MacKenzie rolled the first 300 game in school history, one of three new records the Hillbillies set during their sweep of Southwestern on Monday at Lucky Lanes.

MacKenzie also turned in 245 and 247 games for a 792 series, which set a Fredonia record for high scratch series. The 1,052-1,021-1,051-3,124 by the Hillbillies represented a school record for a match.

“Obviously, (MacKenzie had) one of the best performances I’ve seen, not just from a high school bowler, but from any bowler,” Fredonia boys coach Tom Battaglia said. “He was very calm, very collected. He threw the same exact shot for 30 frames.”

The Fredonia coach added that the crowd at Lucky Lanes was extremely supportive, with many of the spectators for the Dunkirk-Falconer match coming over to cheer on MacKenzie.

“A big congratulations goes out to Trace MacKenzie from the Dunkirk bowling teams and myself on his 300 game and 792 series today,” Dunkirk bowling coach Donna Kubera said. “What a great accomplishment.”

While MacKenzie had the flashiest day, other Fredonia bowlers turned in solid efforts.

Josh Ellman had a 227-214-233-674; Jacob Patterson added a 235 game; Bryson Pacos recorded a 200 game and Jarett Maslak also rolled a 200.

“I’m very excited for our team effort,” Battaglia said. “We’ve had two straight 3,000 series with 11 different bowlers in the lineup.”

Southwestern rolled 731-733-823-2,287. The Trojans were led by Alex Nelson with a 201-547.

In the girls matchup, the Hillbillies rolled games of 710, 664 and 781 for a 2,155 series to Southwestern’s 573-628-633-1,834. Leading Fredonia was Gillian Reed with 210-165-175-541. Chris Anne Mosier added a 179-159 while Savannah Salim rolled a 155 game.

Alexis Berry was the top bowler for Southwestern with a 164-186-499 effort. Morgan Wilson added a 192 game and Sarah Cali recorded a 150.

Fredonia travels to Jamestown on Wednesday.

DUNKIRK SWEEPS FALCONER

FREDONIA — Dunkirk’s girls improved to 26-2 on the season with a sweep of Falconer at Lucky Lanes. The Dunkirk boys also swept their match.

The linescore in the girls competition read Dunkirk 977-916-853-2,747 to Falconer’s 695-651-668-2,014.

Olivia Corbett led the Marauders with a 225-205-185-615; Hannah Ellman turned in a 177-221-185-583; Mariah Glowniak rolled a 185-193-172-550; Rachel Glowniak had a 212 game; Tiana White rolled a 179; and Makayla Pasierb cracked a 178.

The top bowlers for the Golden Falcons (17-11) were Hannah Cross with a 191-478 and Beth Brown, who had a 152-163-436.

In the boys match, Dunkirk (17¢-10¢) scored 939-981-918-2,838. Falconer (7¢-20¢) went for 792-765-860-2,417.

Dunkirk drew a 214-215-203-632 effort from Tristan Skelly while his teammate Robert McEwan bowled 213-200-177-590. Jared Glowniak had a 187-187-209-583 while Jaxson Pencek rolled a 172-208-171.