Vestavia Hills boys bowling won the team’s first state title Friday, defeating East Limestone by 35 pins.
The Rebels totaled a 1,538 and the Pirates had a 1,503 final score. The finals closed out the most competitive State Bowling Championship in its four-year history.
The Rebels used a balanced team effort led by Beau Reed, Boris Lu and Cameron Monistere, according to a release. Reed rolled 219 in the traditional round of the final match and finished the day with an 827 total in four traditional games. Monistere had a 233 in the final match. Lu finished totaled 763 in his four traditional games and Monistere had a 769. East Limestone’s Austin Turner shot a 241 in the final round and had a four-game total to 827 to lead all boys’ participants. Teammate Justin Lewis had a 213 to finish the day with a 746 total.
