Class 6A Boys Bowling

Derby’s Evan Clark finished third with a score of 720.

Derby’s Dawson Baumgartner finished seventh with a score of 690.

Campus’ Brandon Andino Umana finished 10th with a score of 681.

Class 6A Boys Team Scores

Derby won the team state championship with a score of 3722.

Class 6A Girls Bowling

Wichita Northwest’s Kalee Stockstill finished first with a score of 705.

Wichita East’s Bella Lumbreras finished second with a score of 663.

Campus’ Allie Gentry finished fourth with a score of 657.

Wichita Heights’ Tai Level finished fifth with a score of 654.

Campus’ Riley Emerson finished seventh with a score of  631.

Derby’s Morgan Henning finished eighth with a score of 626.

Class 6A Girls Team Scores

Campus won the team’s state championship with a score of 3255.

“The emotions were all over the place,” head coach Kenny Fulkerson said, who is retiring this year. “I’m still trying to wrap my head around the whole thing as we have been this dominant for a decade. Every time my girl’s team laced up their shoes I think they are going to win.  I have been very lucky to have such outstanding girls I just can’t explain it.”

Class 5A Boys Bowling

Goddard Eisenhower’s James Duty finished fourth with a score of 677.

Hutchinson’s Brody Ummel finished fifth with a score of 674.

Maize South’s William Winkelbauer finished seventh with a score of 671.

Class 5A Boys Team Scores

Goddard Eisenhower finished fourth with a score of 3302.

Class 4A Boys Bowling

Cheney’s Cameron Eastman finished third with a score of 681.

Mulvane’s Kameron Blevins finished fourth with a score of 657.

Cheney’s Andrew Phelps finished fifth with a score of 649.

Wichita Tinity’s Justin Ritterbush finished sixth with a score of 649.

Wichita Trinity’s Croix Wright finished seventh with a score of 645.

Wichita Trinity’s Connor Jahn finished eighth with a score of 639.

Class 4-1A Boys Team Scores

Wichita Trinity won the team championship with a score of 3377.

“The team was pretty motivated after finishing the season as the runner-up in 5A,” head coach Dalen Rosiere said. “The focus has been wrapped around the goal all season, and as we got closer to the postseason, it was definitely building momentum.  We went into the day with the mindset of not focusing on the prize but really just focusing on making the next shot.  If we were able to manage that, the prize would take care of itself, and their focus paid off.”

Cheney finished second with a score of 3210.

Andale finished fourth with a score of 3108.