By RICK PETERSON
TopSports.news
Shawnee Heights senior Chevy Stallbaumer became the second city boys bowler to roll a perfect 300 game this season in Thursday's De Soto quadrangular at Royal Crest Lanes in Lawrence.
Stallbaumer bowled the 300 in his second game after opening with a 203 and he finished off his 676 three-game series with a 173.
Shawnee Heights' Evan Jones finished third individually with a 686 series while Stallbaumer placed fourth and Seaman's Garrette Shaw was fifth with a 647.
Jones bowled games of 203, 246 and 237.
De Soto won the boys team title with a 2,679 total while Heights was second at 2,588, Seaman third at 2,513 and Bonner Springs fourth at 1,981.
Seaman swept the top four places in the girls individual standings, led by sophomore individual champion Leah Crawford with a 655 three-game series, en route to the team title by a 2,531-2,137 margin over Shawnee Heights.
Seaman's Kayla Duncan was second with a 640 series while Paige Snyder was third at 632 and Claire LaDuke fourth with a 591.
Crawford rolled games of 241, 181 and 233 while Duncan had a high game of 255, Snyder a 235 and LaDuke a 229.
Shawnee Heights' Reese Bell was fifth individually with a 573, including a high game of 247.
Hayden star junior bowler Kelton Meier registered a personal-record 791 series in Wednesday's bowling quadrangular at Gage Center, including a 280 game. [Photo by Scott Paske/KSHSAA Covered]
Meier dominates bowling quad with 791 series
Hayden junior Kelton Meier, who bowled a 300 game in his season-opener, continued his blistering start to the 2026 bowling season with a personal-best 791 three game series in Wednesday's Shawnee Heights bowling quadrangular at Gage Center.
Kansas City-Turner's boys finished first as a team with a 2,590 total, followed by Shawnee Heights at 2,454, Hayden at 2,436 and Topeka West at 1,992.
Shawnee Heights' Trey Donath finished third individually with a 645 series while Hayden's Reece Renyer placed fifth with a 617.
Addison Van Metre, Shawnee Heights
Shawnee Heights won the girls team title by 430 pins with a 2,140 team score, led by junior individual champion Addison VanMetre with a 593 series.
Hayden's girls were second at 1,710, Turner third at 1,683 and Topeka West fourth at 1,323.
Shawnee Heights' Emma Wederski finished second individually with a 525 series and the T-Birds got a third-place finish from Reese Bell with a 524 as Heights swept the top three places. Heights' Bailey Liby finished fifth with a 483 series.
Paige Snyder, Seaman
Snyder, Seaman girls post quadrangular wins
Seaman's girls posted a 268-pin win in Wednesday's bowling quadrangular at West Ridge while Viking junior Paige Snyder took top individual honors with a 656 three-game series.
Seaman won the team championship by a 2,417-2,149 margin over Emporia while Washburn Rural was third with a 1,793 total and De Soto fourth at 1,690.
Snyder won the girls individual title by 28 pins over De Soto's Avery Lovegren while Seaman's Leah Crawford was third with a 623.
Emporia won the boys team title by a 2,484-2,420 margin over De Soto while Seaman finished third at 2,210 and Washburn Rural fourth at 2,164.
Emporia's Caydrick Crouch finished first individually with a 720 series.
High's Stewart, Hayden's Andrews post wins in Lawrence swim meet
Topeka High's Will Stewart and Hayden's Parker Andrews posted individual victories in Thursday's Lawrence Invitational swimming/diving meet.
Stewart won the 100-yard butterfly in 1 minute, 02.35 seconds while Andrews won the 100 freestyle in 55.70.
Stewart also posted a third-place finish in the 50 free (24.50) and swam on the Trojans' second-place 200 free relay (1:49.21) and fourth-place 200 medley relay (2:01.84).
Andrews also finished fourth in the 50 free (24.87) and swam on the Wildcats' runnerup 400 free relay (3:56.67) and third-place 200 medley relay (2:01.59).
Hayden's Brek Wahlmeier finished second in the 100 free (57.64) and swam on Hayden's second-place 400 free relay while Henry Sterling placed second in the 100 breaststroke (1:17.43).
Topeka West got a team-high third-place finish from Kaden Collette in the 100 free (58.09).
Hayden finished third as a team with 200 points, while High was fourth with 190 points and West fifth iwth 53 points.
