Saginaw Valley State closes in on 'three-peat' at 2008 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships
04/19/08
Saginaw Valley State moved closer to becoming the second team in history to win three straight national titles Friday at the 2008 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Team Championships, presented by Storm, at Northrock Lanes.
Saginaw Valley State is joined by the UNLV men, defending women's champion Wichita State and the Pikeville women as the remaining undefeated teams. All four teams need to win just one match in the semifinals to advance to the finals, scheduled to begin at approximately 1 p.m. CDT Saturday.
Saginaw Valley State's Dan MacLelland, the 2007-08 NCBCA Most Valuable Player, is congratulated by his brother, Steve, after rolling the match-clinching strike in a 4-1 victory over Wichita State on Friday.
The championship matches will be taped for national broadcast on CBS College Sports (formerly CSTV) at a later date. Live frame-by-frame scoring of the title matches will be available on bowl.com.
Saginaw Valley State, ranked No. 1 in the National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association Top 20, jumped out quickly and never looked back in defeating second-ranked Wichita State, 4-1, in front of a loud Wichita crowd to move into the semifinals.
"In their home center in front of their own crowd, it makes it that much more intense and more meaningful when you do beat them 4-1," said Saginaw Valley State senior Toby Sidle, whose Cardinals are looking to match the "three-peat" set by Wichita State from 1993 to 1995. "We got a few breaks early. They opened the door for us and we ran through it."
The Cardinals will have a rematch in the semifinals, set for 9 a.m. Saturday, with Wichita State, which stayed alive with a 4-0 sweep over Wisconsin-Whitewater. They'll be attempting to make the championship match for the fourth time in five years, but know they still have work to do.
"The goal remains the same: knock down 10 pins, fill frames, make spares," Sidle said. "You throw thousands of shots in your lifetime. There is nothing different."
UNLV, seeded No. 5, blitzed through its three matches - earning a 4-1 victory over Vincennes, 4-0 over Central Florida and 4-1 over Pikeville - to advance to its first semifinals in its second nationals appearance.
"Finally, all our hard work this season is paying off," said UNLV freshman anchor Brandon Allred, whose Rebels face Purdue in the other semifinal. "We've been working really hard fine-tuning everything and it's paying off when it counts. It's all clicking, but we have to keep looking at it as one frame at a time, one game at a time."
Top-seeded William Paterson was knocked out early, losing 4-2 to Arizona State and 4-1 to Purdue.
On the women's side, Pikeville senior Kayla Bandy and the Bears moved one step closer toward the program's second national title - rallying from a 3-1 deficit to outlast Lindenwood, 4-3, in the third round to advance to the semifinals undefeated.
"Our goal was to bowl ourselves and not try to beat anybody. Stay within our game," said Bandy, the two-time reigning NCBCA Most Valuable Player. "We were 100 percent into every shot. We set ourselves up well going into tomorrow."
The last time Pikeville was undefeated going into the semifinals came in 2005, when West Texas A&M defeated the Bears 4-0 and 4-0 to deny them the championship berth. Pikeville meets 2008 NCAA women's champion Maryland-Eastern Shore in the semifinals Saturday, needing to win only one match for a spot in the finals.
"It's far from over," said Bandy, who, along with senior Michelle McKay, was a part of the 2005 team. "We've got a long way to go."
Defending champion Wichita State, which owns a record eight national titles, closed in on No. 9 by gutting out a 4-3 victory over Purdue to move on undefeated. The Shockers, who are attempting to win their third national title in the last four years, face Morehead State in the semifinals.
The USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships, presented by Storm, features the top 16 men's and top 16 women's college bowling teams in the country vying for national titles. All 32 teams competed in best-of-7, double-elimination match play in the Baker format Friday.
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Best-of-7, double-elimination match play begins at 10 a.m. CDT.
First Round
Red Bracket
(16) Arizona State def. (1) William Paterson, 4-2
(190-163, 162-191, 235-151, 157-185, 188-161, 201-168)
(9) Pikeville def. (8) Purdue, 4-0
(182-176, 204-161, 204-175, 204-184)
(5) UNLV def. (12) Vincennes, 4-1
(207-179, 200-144, 174-226, 163-158, 201-178)
(4) Central Florida def. (13) Michigan State, 4-0
(196-172, 204-159, 221-153, 243-185)
Blue Bracket
(2) Wichita State def. (15) Mohawk Valley Community College, 4-3
(177-204, 240-231, 219-200, 185-201, 155-179, 232-210, 218-155)
(10) Wisconsin-Whitewater def. (7) Calumet College of St. Joseph, 4-0
(171-164, 188-144, 280-245, 222-198)
(11) Fresno State def. (6) Lindenwood, 4-3
(187-189, 192-143, 195-213, 179-153, 175-180, 236-232, 192-152)
(3) Saginaw Valley State def. (14) Indiana, 4-1
(252-179, 224-186, 169-188, 247-184, 269-145)
Second Round
(9) Pikeville def. (16) Arizona State, 4-2
(179-158, 225-160, 169-189, 199-207, 211-152, 195-193)
(5) UNLV def. (4) Central Florida, 4-0
(212-201, 193-180, 211-182, 222-190)
(8) Purdue def. (1) William Paterson, 4-1 (William Paterson eliminated)
(211-207, 166-245, 254-169, 254-204, 208-182)
(12) Vincennes def. (13) Michigan State, 4-1 (Michigan State eliminated)
(217-202, 215-169, 171-199, 224-210, 217-196)
(2) Wichita State def. (10) Wisconsin-Whitewater, 4-1
(231-168, 220-180, 207-186, 208-214, 207-158)
(3) Saginaw Valley State def. (11) Fresno State, 4-1
(192-189, 171-213, 258-201, 242-194, 244-184)
(7) Calumet def. (15) Mohawk Valley CC, 4-1 (Mohawk Valley CC eliminated)
(213-174, 234-188, 173-153, 210-237, 179-162)
(14) Indiana def. (6) Lindenwood, 4-3 (Lindenwood eliminated)
(169-238, 194-175, 196-244, 213-220, 237-207, 201-194, 255-161)
Third Round
(5) UNLV def. (9) Pikeville, 4-1
(170-149, 185-202, 189-170, 225-132, 211-176)
(8) Purdue def. (4) Central Florida, 4-1 (Central Florida eliminated)
(201-255, 215-196, 214-201, 221-170, 238-190)
(12) Vincennes def. (16) Arizona State, 4-1 (Arizona State eliminated)
(203-196, 205-178, 235-189, 180-182, 189-165)
(3) Saginaw Valley State def. (2) Wichita State, 4-1
(188-164, 187-184, 212-166, 201-207, 199-187)
(7) Calumet def. (11) Fresno State, 4-2 (Fresno State eliminated)
(196-189, 170-203, 133-171, 201-170, 185-127, 205-156)
(10) Wisconsin-Whitewater def. (14) Indiana, 4-1 (Indiana eliminated)
(213-199, 209-201, 159-237, 254-234, 180-171)
Fourth Round
(8) Purdue def. (12) Vincennes, 4-1 (Purdue eliminated)
(179-213, 202-186, 253-176, 212-192, 226-175)
(10) Wisconsin-Whitewater def. (7) Calumet, 4-2 (Calumet eliminated)
(134-192, 207-222, 235-173, 181-167, 178-156, 225-185)
Fifth Round
(8) Purdue def. (9) Pikeville, 4-3 (Pikeville eliminated)
(184-208, 190-165, 199-175, 221-245, 180-215, 201-165, 172-165)
(2) Wichita State def. (10) Wisconsin-Whitewater, 4-0 (Wisconsin-Whitewater eliminated)
(199-163, 209-183, 215-148, 212-188)
First Round
Red Bracket
(1) Wichita State def. (16) Florida State, 4-0
(225-224, 226-154, 196-183, 169-154)
(8) Martin Methodist def. (9) Robert Morris (Ill.), 4-0
(211-182, 200-181, 183-174, 199-190)
(5) Purdue def. (12) McKendree, 4-3
(192-179, 234-216, 162-170, 184-193, 223-151, 187-200, 169-161)
(4) Morehead State def. (13) Shippensburg, 4-2
(192-190, 170-167, 215-183, 147-190, 190-192, 211-186)
Blue Bracket
(2) Lindenwood def. (15) Bellarmine, 4-3
(150-168, 179-133, 197-132, 161-208, 215-159, 163-199, 205-185)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (10) Newman, 4-1
(191-167, 197-221, 192-158, 222-190, 240-201)
(6) Central Florida def. (11) Fresno State, 4-3
(170-196, 182-153, 176-196, 190-176, 194-170, 186-205, 227-164)
(3) Pikeville def. (14) Calumet College of St. Joseph, 4-1
(211-147, 191-224, 277-163, 189-167, 166-197, 233-197)
Second Round
(1) Wichita State def. (8) Martin Methodist, 4-1
(163-195, 234-189, 201-137, 265-176, 235-190)
(5) Purdue def. (4) Morehead State, 4-3
(169-189, 157-213, 177-183, 192-183, 200-199, 195-168, 232-175)
(16) Florida State def. (9) Robert Morris (Ill.), 4-1 (Robert Morris eliminated)
(167-162, 159-243, 217-199, 216-190, 176-168)
(12) McKendree def. (13) Shippensburg, 4-3 (Shippensburg eliminated)
(223-224, 162-204, 206-207, 184-170, 186-184, 144-180, 220-168)
(2) Lindenwood def. (7) Maryland-Eastern Shore, 4-0
(203-177, 225-222, 208-191, 170-153)
(3) Pikeville def. (6) Central Florida, 4-2
(177-228, 205-181, 201-186, 195-151, 186-199, 234-160)
(10) Newman def. (15) Bellarmine, 4-2 (Bellarmine eliminated)
(138-175, 174-191, 192-146, 224-208, 223-188, 178-161)
(11) Fresno State def. (14) Calumet, 4-2 (Calumet eliminated)
(237-163, 179-202, 211-185, 190-178, 170-225, 216-146)
Third Round
(1) Wichita State def. (5) Purdue, 4-3
(157-190, 191-145, 223-210, 185-204, 175-158, 188-211, 224-178)
(4) Morehead State def. (16) Florida State, 4-0 (Florida State eliminated)
(150-141, 204-200, 185-144, 204-178)
(8) Martin Methodist def. (12) McKendree, 4-2 (McKendree eliminated)
(206-157, 219-157, 154-191, 155-187, 178-149, 199-181)
(3) Pikeville def. (2) Lindenwood, 4-3
(160-173, 182-180, 176-187, 191-203, 211-177, 213-173, 236-187)
(6) Central Florida def. (10) Newman, 4-3 (Newman eliminated)
(196-145, 190-213, 173-183, 204-202, 223-185, 174-192, 201-167)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (11) Fresno State, 4-0 (Fresno State eliminated)
(189-165, 194-174, 203-192, 204-184)
Fourth Round
(4) Morehead State def. (8) Martin Methodist, 4-2 (Martin Methodist eliminated)
(167-156, 181-180, 170-202, 211-178, 165-177, 184-183)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (6) Central Florida, 4-2 (Central Florida eliminated)
(202-180, 207-206, 238-245, 197-169, 185-195, 222-174)
Fifth Round
(4) Morehead State def. (5) Purdue, 4-1 (Purdue eliminated)
(170-214, 209-192, 165-140, 203-168, 181-180)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (2) Lindenwood, 4-3 (Lindenwood eliminated)
(236-167, 167-232, 177-144, 194-180, 194-203, 184-202, 255-195)
Semifinals - Best-of-7, double-elimination match play
Men's Pairings
(5) UNLV vs. (8) Purdue (if UNLV loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
(3) Saginaw Valley State vs. (2) Wichita State (if Saginaw Valley State loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
Women's Pairings
(1) Wichita State vs. (4) Morehead State (if Wichita State loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
(3) Pikeville vs. (7) Maryland-Eastern Shore (if Pikeville loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
Championships
Best-of-3, single-elimination
Men's championship, 2 hours following the completion of semifinals
Women's championship, 30 minutes following the men's championship.
USBC Collegiate
Saginaw Valley State moved closer to becoming the second team in history to win three straight national titles Friday at the 2008 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Team Championships, presented by Storm, at Northrock Lanes. Saginaw Valley State is joined by the UNLV men, defending women's champion Wichita State and the Pikeville women as the remaining undefeated teams. All four teams need to win just one match in the semifinals to advance to the finals, scheduled to begin at approximately 1 p.m. CDT Saturday.
Saginaw Valley State's Dan MacLelland, the 2007-08 NCBCA Most Valuable Player, is congratulated by his brother, Steve, after rolling the match-clinching strike in a 4-1 victory over Wichita State on Friday.
The championship matches will be taped for national broadcast on CBS College Sports (formerly CSTV) at a later date. Live frame-by-frame scoring of the title matches will be available on bowl.com.
Saginaw Valley State, ranked No. 1 in the National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association Top 20, jumped out quickly and never looked back in defeating second-ranked Wichita State, 4-1, in front of a loud Wichita crowd to move into the semifinals.
"In their home center in front of their own crowd, it makes it that much more intense and more meaningful when you do beat them 4-1," said Saginaw Valley State senior Toby Sidle, whose Cardinals are looking to match the "three-peat" set by Wichita State from 1993 to 1995. "We got a few breaks early. They opened the door for us and we ran through it."
The Cardinals will have a rematch in the semifinals, set for 9 a.m. Saturday, with Wichita State, which stayed alive with a 4-0 sweep over Wisconsin-Whitewater. They'll be attempting to make the championship match for the fourth time in five years, but know they still have work to do.
"The goal remains the same: knock down 10 pins, fill frames, make spares," Sidle said. "You throw thousands of shots in your lifetime. There is nothing different."
UNLV, seeded No. 5, blitzed through its three matches - earning a 4-1 victory over Vincennes, 4-0 over Central Florida and 4-1 over Pikeville - to advance to its first semifinals in its second nationals appearance.
"Finally, all our hard work this season is paying off," said UNLV freshman anchor Brandon Allred, whose Rebels face Purdue in the other semifinal. "We've been working really hard fine-tuning everything and it's paying off when it counts. It's all clicking, but we have to keep looking at it as one frame at a time, one game at a time."
Top-seeded William Paterson was knocked out early, losing 4-2 to Arizona State and 4-1 to Purdue.
On the women's side, Pikeville senior Kayla Bandy and the Bears moved one step closer toward the program's second national title - rallying from a 3-1 deficit to outlast Lindenwood, 4-3, in the third round to advance to the semifinals undefeated.
"Our goal was to bowl ourselves and not try to beat anybody. Stay within our game," said Bandy, the two-time reigning NCBCA Most Valuable Player. "We were 100 percent into every shot. We set ourselves up well going into tomorrow."
The last time Pikeville was undefeated going into the semifinals came in 2005, when West Texas A&M defeated the Bears 4-0 and 4-0 to deny them the championship berth. Pikeville meets 2008 NCAA women's champion Maryland-Eastern Shore in the semifinals Saturday, needing to win only one match for a spot in the finals.
"It's far from over," said Bandy, who, along with senior Michelle McKay, was a part of the 2005 team. "We've got a long way to go."
Defending champion Wichita State, which owns a record eight national titles, closed in on No. 9 by gutting out a 4-3 victory over Purdue to move on undefeated. The Shockers, who are attempting to win their third national title in the last four years, face Morehead State in the semifinals.
The USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships, presented by Storm, features the top 16 men's and top 16 women's college bowling teams in the country vying for national titles. All 32 teams competed in best-of-7, double-elimination match play in the Baker format Friday.
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2008 ITC Friday's Results
Best-of-7, double-elimination match play begins at 10 a.m. CDT.
Men' Results
First Round
Red Bracket
(16) Arizona State def. (1) William Paterson, 4-2
(190-163, 162-191, 235-151, 157-185, 188-161, 201-168)
(9) Pikeville def. (8) Purdue, 4-0
(182-176, 204-161, 204-175, 204-184)
(5) UNLV def. (12) Vincennes, 4-1
(207-179, 200-144, 174-226, 163-158, 201-178)
(4) Central Florida def. (13) Michigan State, 4-0
(196-172, 204-159, 221-153, 243-185)
Blue Bracket
(2) Wichita State def. (15) Mohawk Valley Community College, 4-3
(177-204, 240-231, 219-200, 185-201, 155-179, 232-210, 218-155)
(10) Wisconsin-Whitewater def. (7) Calumet College of St. Joseph, 4-0
(171-164, 188-144, 280-245, 222-198)
(11) Fresno State def. (6) Lindenwood, 4-3
(187-189, 192-143, 195-213, 179-153, 175-180, 236-232, 192-152)
(3) Saginaw Valley State def. (14) Indiana, 4-1
(252-179, 224-186, 169-188, 247-184, 269-145)
Second Round
(9) Pikeville def. (16) Arizona State, 4-2
(179-158, 225-160, 169-189, 199-207, 211-152, 195-193)
(5) UNLV def. (4) Central Florida, 4-0
(212-201, 193-180, 211-182, 222-190)
(8) Purdue def. (1) William Paterson, 4-1 (William Paterson eliminated)
(211-207, 166-245, 254-169, 254-204, 208-182)
(12) Vincennes def. (13) Michigan State, 4-1 (Michigan State eliminated)
(217-202, 215-169, 171-199, 224-210, 217-196)
(2) Wichita State def. (10) Wisconsin-Whitewater, 4-1
(231-168, 220-180, 207-186, 208-214, 207-158)
(3) Saginaw Valley State def. (11) Fresno State, 4-1
(192-189, 171-213, 258-201, 242-194, 244-184)
(7) Calumet def. (15) Mohawk Valley CC, 4-1 (Mohawk Valley CC eliminated)
(213-174, 234-188, 173-153, 210-237, 179-162)
(14) Indiana def. (6) Lindenwood, 4-3 (Lindenwood eliminated)
(169-238, 194-175, 196-244, 213-220, 237-207, 201-194, 255-161)
Third Round
(5) UNLV def. (9) Pikeville, 4-1
(170-149, 185-202, 189-170, 225-132, 211-176)
(8) Purdue def. (4) Central Florida, 4-1 (Central Florida eliminated)
(201-255, 215-196, 214-201, 221-170, 238-190)
(12) Vincennes def. (16) Arizona State, 4-1 (Arizona State eliminated)
(203-196, 205-178, 235-189, 180-182, 189-165)
(3) Saginaw Valley State def. (2) Wichita State, 4-1
(188-164, 187-184, 212-166, 201-207, 199-187)
(7) Calumet def. (11) Fresno State, 4-2 (Fresno State eliminated)
(196-189, 170-203, 133-171, 201-170, 185-127, 205-156)
(10) Wisconsin-Whitewater def. (14) Indiana, 4-1 (Indiana eliminated)
(213-199, 209-201, 159-237, 254-234, 180-171)
Fourth Round
(8) Purdue def. (12) Vincennes, 4-1 (Purdue eliminated)
(179-213, 202-186, 253-176, 212-192, 226-175)
(10) Wisconsin-Whitewater def. (7) Calumet, 4-2 (Calumet eliminated)
(134-192, 207-222, 235-173, 181-167, 178-156, 225-185)
Fifth Round
(8) Purdue def. (9) Pikeville, 4-3 (Pikeville eliminated)
(184-208, 190-165, 199-175, 221-245, 180-215, 201-165, 172-165)
(2) Wichita State def. (10) Wisconsin-Whitewater, 4-0 (Wisconsin-Whitewater eliminated)
(199-163, 209-183, 215-148, 212-188)
Women' Results
First Round
Red Bracket
(1) Wichita State def. (16) Florida State, 4-0
(225-224, 226-154, 196-183, 169-154)
(8) Martin Methodist def. (9) Robert Morris (Ill.), 4-0
(211-182, 200-181, 183-174, 199-190)
(5) Purdue def. (12) McKendree, 4-3
(192-179, 234-216, 162-170, 184-193, 223-151, 187-200, 169-161)
(4) Morehead State def. (13) Shippensburg, 4-2
(192-190, 170-167, 215-183, 147-190, 190-192, 211-186)
Blue Bracket
(2) Lindenwood def. (15) Bellarmine, 4-3
(150-168, 179-133, 197-132, 161-208, 215-159, 163-199, 205-185)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (10) Newman, 4-1
(191-167, 197-221, 192-158, 222-190, 240-201)
(6) Central Florida def. (11) Fresno State, 4-3
(170-196, 182-153, 176-196, 190-176, 194-170, 186-205, 227-164)
(3) Pikeville def. (14) Calumet College of St. Joseph, 4-1
(211-147, 191-224, 277-163, 189-167, 166-197, 233-197)
Second Round
(1) Wichita State def. (8) Martin Methodist, 4-1
(163-195, 234-189, 201-137, 265-176, 235-190)
(5) Purdue def. (4) Morehead State, 4-3
(169-189, 157-213, 177-183, 192-183, 200-199, 195-168, 232-175)
(16) Florida State def. (9) Robert Morris (Ill.), 4-1 (Robert Morris eliminated)
(167-162, 159-243, 217-199, 216-190, 176-168)
(12) McKendree def. (13) Shippensburg, 4-3 (Shippensburg eliminated)
(223-224, 162-204, 206-207, 184-170, 186-184, 144-180, 220-168)
(2) Lindenwood def. (7) Maryland-Eastern Shore, 4-0
(203-177, 225-222, 208-191, 170-153)
(3) Pikeville def. (6) Central Florida, 4-2
(177-228, 205-181, 201-186, 195-151, 186-199, 234-160)
(10) Newman def. (15) Bellarmine, 4-2 (Bellarmine eliminated)
(138-175, 174-191, 192-146, 224-208, 223-188, 178-161)
(11) Fresno State def. (14) Calumet, 4-2 (Calumet eliminated)
(237-163, 179-202, 211-185, 190-178, 170-225, 216-146)
Third Round
(1) Wichita State def. (5) Purdue, 4-3
(157-190, 191-145, 223-210, 185-204, 175-158, 188-211, 224-178)
(4) Morehead State def. (16) Florida State, 4-0 (Florida State eliminated)
(150-141, 204-200, 185-144, 204-178)
(8) Martin Methodist def. (12) McKendree, 4-2 (McKendree eliminated)
(206-157, 219-157, 154-191, 155-187, 178-149, 199-181)
(3) Pikeville def. (2) Lindenwood, 4-3
(160-173, 182-180, 176-187, 191-203, 211-177, 213-173, 236-187)
(6) Central Florida def. (10) Newman, 4-3 (Newman eliminated)
(196-145, 190-213, 173-183, 204-202, 223-185, 174-192, 201-167)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (11) Fresno State, 4-0 (Fresno State eliminated)
(189-165, 194-174, 203-192, 204-184)
Fourth Round
(4) Morehead State def. (8) Martin Methodist, 4-2 (Martin Methodist eliminated)
(167-156, 181-180, 170-202, 211-178, 165-177, 184-183)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (6) Central Florida, 4-2 (Central Florida eliminated)
(202-180, 207-206, 238-245, 197-169, 185-195, 222-174)
Fifth Round
(4) Morehead State def. (5) Purdue, 4-1 (Purdue eliminated)
(170-214, 209-192, 165-140, 203-168, 181-180)
(7) Maryland-Eastern Shore def. (2) Lindenwood, 4-3 (Lindenwood eliminated)
(236-167, 167-232, 177-144, 194-180, 194-203, 184-202, 255-195)
Saturday's Pairings
Semifinals - Best-of-7, double-elimination match play
Men's Pairings
(5) UNLV vs. (8) Purdue (if UNLV loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
(3) Saginaw Valley State vs. (2) Wichita State (if Saginaw Valley State loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
Women's Pairings
(1) Wichita State vs. (4) Morehead State (if Wichita State loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
(3) Pikeville vs. (7) Maryland-Eastern Shore (if Pikeville loses, a second semifinal is necessary)
Championships
Best-of-3, single-elimination
Men's championship, 2 hours following the completion of semifinals
Women's championship, 30 minutes following the men's championship.