PORT ANGELES — In high school bowling action, Port Angeles swept Sequim 7–0 and won total pins 1,551 to 1,212.
Zoey Van Gordon led the Roughriders with a high game of 175 and a two-game total of 322.
Kenadie Ring rolled a two-game score of 285, Leilah Franich finished with 272, Brooklyn McKnight posted a single-game 159, and Izzy Spencer added a 152.
Sequim was led by Sarah Alhdad with a two-game score of 226.
In NWAC women’s basketball, the Peninsula Pirates earned their first win of the season, blowing out Highline 66–37 in Burien. Peninsula suited up only seven players again due to injuries.
One key returner was 6-foot Aspen Fraser from Herriman, Utah, who delivered 12 points and 12 rebounds in her Pirate debut.
But it was 6-3 sophomore Alecsis Smith of Bay City, Michigan, who dominated—scoring 29 points and pulling down 15 rebounds.
Freshman Marly Myers continued her strong start with 9 points and 8 rebounds.
The Pirates are off until Friday, December 5th, when they host Chemeketa on opening night of the three-day Pirates Classic.
Pirate freshman Aspen Fraser scored 12 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in Peninsula’s win over Highline.
A preseason media poll is out, and the Port Angeles Roughriders girls basketball team is ranked 10th in the state.
Defending state champion Lynden opens the year at No. 1.
Roughrider Becca Manson joins Greg Thomas on the KONP postgame show as Port Angeles enters the season ranked 10th in the state.
KONP Newsradio will broadcast three Roughrider games in December:
• December 6th at Neah Bay against the three-time defending state champion Red Devils,
• December 9th at Bainbridge, and
• December 16th at North Kitsap.