PENNSBURY:Two Falcons tabbed Bowlers of the Year

Dreyfus, Keller
named top keglers

By Steve Sherman
BucksLocalSports.com

While the Pennsbury boys finished just outside of the money this year in the Suburban One League (SOL) National Conference, two Falcon bowlers have been tabbed by the SOL as Bowler of the Year.
Senior Mike Dreyfus and junior Jillian Keller were named the boys and girls bowlers of the year, respectively. The announcement came Feb. 12 at Feasterville’s Brunswick Zone--site of the SOL National individual bowling championships.
Dreyfus posted a 208 average this season, anchoring a Pennsbury boys team that finished a half-game behind SOL National champion Neshaminy.
Keller maintained a 200 average and finished fourth in the Girls Scratch Division with a 590 series last week at SOLs.
Joining Dreyfus on the SOL National First Team for the boys was Neshaminy sophomore Chris Walters (208), Truman senior Scott Simon (207), Pennsbury senior Dan Boches (206) and Neshaminy junior John Margicin (203).
Joining Keller on the girls side were Neshaminy senior BreAnna Episcopo (189), Council Rock South sophomore Lilly Haigh (185), CR North junior Laura Johnson (185) and CR South senior Cristen Johnston (179).
A pair of Council Rock South bowlers captured championships in last week’s SOL tourney with Matt Rosenfeld taking the top prize in the scratch division with a 723 series that included 279 and 264 in his first two games. Neshaminy’s Branden Cummings took third with a 666 series, including a 245 in game three.
CR South senior Caitlin Haggart edged Neshaminy junior Chris Udris for the girls title in the scratch division. Haggart came on strong in games two and three, posting scores of 257 and 212. Udris started off strong, bowling 246 and 225 in games one and two, but was hurt by a 183 score in game three.
Eric Mazurkiewicz won the boys handicap division for the Golden Hawks.
Both Dreyfus and Keller have qualified for the Eastern PA Interscholastic Bowling Championships Feb. 27 to March 1 at Jordan Lanes in Whitehall and AMF Parkway Lanes in Allentown.