Lopes finish 16th at program's initial bowling invitational

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Lopes finish 16th at program's initial bowling invitational

1/18/2009 6:02:40 PM | Women's Bowling

ITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- When the school's upper management decided to add bowling as a university sport, it Tera Bolton bowlin' girlturned heads.

At the first NCAA competition in the program's history this weekend, the Antelopes turned some heads. And while Grand Canyon didn't win the whole thing, the Lopes represented themselves in a way that could have some saying the purple can pin-point the good ones.

Grand Canyon coach Ron Reddic got his team off and rolling with a 16th place, defeating some bigger, more established NCAA Division I schools in the first weekend on the lanes. GCU went 6-9 over the three-day Mid-Winter Invitational weekend hosted by Arkansas State University.

The Antelopes knocked down 10,794 pins. Delaware State won the event, going 11-4, and edging Vanderbilt in bracket play. Vanderbilt, despite knocking down a tournament-best 13,448 pins and posting an 11-4 record, was second.

GCU's Tera Bolton (pictured) finished 65th with a 166.20 average.