CANTON, Mich. - Madonna University finished 12th in both varsity bowling divisions at AHBA #2 on Sunday, Oct. 25, in Canton Township, Michigan. Dylan Jablonski delivered the Crusaders' highest individual game of the event with a closing 247.

The Madonna men totaled 5,653 pins in a 17-team field. Jablonski finished ninth individually with a 659 series, opening with games of 204 and 208 before posting the team's top score. Matthew Jones led the Crusaders in the first game with 235, then added 167 and 212 to place 20th with 614 pins.

Kaden Cirata closed with 215 to finish 53rd with 523 pins, while Matthew Wolbrink placed 56th with 506. Keith Wright-stewart contributed a 204 in the second game and finished 58th with 497. Madonna's combined individual-game totals were 938, 872 and 989, giving the Crusaders their strongest round in Game 3 and a three-game subtotal of 2,799.

The Crusaders' women finished with 4,781 pins among 16 teams, edging Bowling Green State University by 10 pins. Hannah Thoms paced Madonna with a 531 series and a 27th-place finish. Thoms led the team's opening game with 171, recorded Madonna's women's high game of 192 in the second and closed with 168. Abigail Barrick placed 43rd with 493 pins, finishing with a team-leading 180 in Game 3 after scores of 162 and 151.

Katelyn Pope improved each game, rolling 123, 141 and 165 to finish 56th with 429 pins. Kaitlynn Mills placed 61st with 411, followed by Chelsea Pratt in 70th with 373. Madonna's women combined for individual-game totals of 721, 772 and 744, producing a three-game subtotal of 2,237.

Davenport University won the men's varsity division with 6,625 pins, finishing 28 ahead of Lawrence Technological University. Davenport's Charlie Johnson topped the individual standings with games of 238, 273 and 221 for a 732 series. Lawrence Technological took the women's varsity title with 6,086 pins, a 20-pin margin over St. Vincent College. St. Vincent's Brooke Street led the women individually with 645 pins on games of 238, 200 and 207.

Lawrence Technological also won both junior varsity divisions, totaling 6,200 pins with its men's JV1 team and 5,053 with its women's JV1 team. Madonna did not field a junior varsity entry.

The Madonna Bowling program will be back in action on Saturday, November 7, 2026 when they take part in the WHAC #2 tournament at Imperial Lanes in Clinton Twp., Mich. WHAC #2 is set to begin at 7:00 AM.