The Saginaw Heritage girls bowling team suffered a close loss slipping to 7-3 in conference play with a 16-14 loss Saturday to Bay City Western.

“Bay City Western won the first Baker game by 20 pins,” Heritage coach Scott A Hare said. “Heritage fought back and took the second Baker game by 14 pins taking the four available points leaving a six-pin advantage to Bay City Western for total pins winning two available points. Bay City Western took a 6-4 advantage into the Peterson Games where they took total by nine pins along with two individual points with the Lady Hawks winning three individual points.

BC Western led 12-7 after the first Petersen game

“The Lady Hawks took total pins rolling their highest game of the season 990 with Taylor Hare scoring a 265 and Megan Wekwert scoring a 210 winning five of the available nine points and the remaining four points being taken by Bay City Western,” Hare said. The Lady Hawks took overall total pins by 20 pins scoring 1,954 to 1,934.

 

“Great performances were given by Megan Wekwert with a 432 series, and Taylor Hare with a 422 series. Our girls rolled their highest games and series to date and are peaking at the right time with regional tournament only two weeks away and we are on the high road to regionals.”