Tennessean 2019 All-Midstate boys and girls bowling teams
Tom KreagerBOYS
All members of the Tennessean All-Midstate boys bowling team are nominees for the boys bowler of the year. The winner will be announced on May 31 at the fourth annual Tennessean Sports Awards presented by Farm Bureau Health Plans.
Jacob Berry
Blackman, Jr.
Why chosen: Finished 10th in the TSSAA Division I boys individual state tournament. He averaged 219.81 during the regular season.
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Trevor Brady
Santa Fe, Jr.
Why chosen: Brady finished third in the TSSAA Division I boys state individual tournament. He averaged 229.60 during the regular season.
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Luke Flatt
Columbia, Sr.
Why chosen: Flatt tied for 11th in the TSSAA Division I boys state individual state tournament. He averaged 229.70 during the regular season.
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Dalton Karstens
Friendship Christian, Sr.
Why chosen: Karstens won the TSSAA Division II individual state tournament. He averaged 208.97 during the regular season.
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Hunter Kinzer
Mt. Juliet, Sr.
Why chosen: Kinzer finished seventh in the TSSAA Division I boys individual state tournament. He averaged 210.23 during the regular season.
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Josh Meeke
Smyrna, Sr.
Why chosen: Meeke won the TSSAA Division I individual boys championship. He averaged 232.28 during the regular season.
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Andrew Shattuck
Oakland, Sr.
Why chosen: Shattuck finished ninth in the TSSAA Division I individual boys state tournament. He averaged 210.25 during the regular season.
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Jacob Watts
White House, Sr.
Why chosen: Watts finished second in the TSSAA Division I boys individual tournament. He averaged a state-leading 233.35 in the regular season.
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COACH OF THE YEAR
Carl Syler
Smyrna
Why chosen: Smyrna won the TSSAA Division I state team tournament, beating Hardin County 21-6 with 3,812 total pins. The state championship was the program’s fifth, tying Columbia’s boys for the most in state history.
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GIRLS
All members of the Tennessean All-Midstate girls bowling team are nominees for the girls bowler of the year. The winner will be announced on May 31 at the fourth annual Tennessean Sports Awards presented by Farm Bureau Health Plans.
Miranda Cain
White House, So.
Why chosen: Cain finished 15th in the TSSAA Division I girls individual state tournament. She averaged 183.54 during the regular season.
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Katherine Campbell
White House Heritage, So.
Why chosen: Campbell finished 12th in the TSSAA Division I girls individual state tournament. She averaged 193.88 during the regular season.
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Elizabeth Coutta
Smyrna, Fr.
Why chosen: Coutta finished eighth in the TSSAA Division I girls individual state tournament. Coutta averaged 207.74 during the regular season.
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Danielle Jedlicki
Siegel, Sr.
Why chosen: Jedlicki finished fifth in the TSSAA Division I girls state tournament. She averaged 199.29 during the regular season.
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Destiny Law
White House, Sr.
Why chosen: Law finished 11th in the TSSAA Division I girls individual state tournament. She averaged 195.20 during the regular season.
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Sarah Sanes
Blackman, Sr.
Why chosen: The Arkansas State signee finished seventh in the TSSAA Division I girls individual state tournament. She averaged 207.70 during the regular season.
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Baileigh Snow
Blackman, Jr.
Why chosen: Snow finished ninth in the TSSAA Division I girls individual state tournament. She averaged 213 during the regular season.
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Olivia VanHooser
Friendship Christian, 8th
Why chosen: Van Hooser won the TSSAA Division II girls individual state tournament. She averaged 176.45 during the regular season.
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COACH OF THE YEAR
Jon Shoulders
Friendship Christian
Why chosen: Friendship Christian won the Division II girls team tournament, beating Pope John Paul II 16.5-10.5 with 2,520 total pins. It was the Lady Commanders’ second straight team title.