CANTON, Mich. - The Lawrence Technological University bowling program delivered an outstanding performance at AHBA #1, sweeping multiple team titles and placing top individual finishers across both men's and women's divisions.

The LTU Men's Varsity squad captured 1st place overall in the team standings with a total pinfall of 6,735. Senior Tim Doan led the entire men's field to claim 1st place overall individually, firing a six-game total of 1,460 pins for a dominant 243.3 average—punctuated by a blistering 290 game to close out his set. Kai Strothers joined Doan at the top of the individual leaderboard, finishing 2nd overall with 1,382 pins (230.3 avg). Cadyn Pranger (6th overall, 1,325 pins / 220.8 avg) and Ayden Davis (8th overall, 1,315 pins / 219.2 avg) also cracked the top 10 to round out a dominant Varsity display.

In JV Men's action, Lawrence Tech captured 1st place in the team standings with 6,304 pins, led by a clean sweep of the individual podium. Matthew Schepis took 1st place individually with a 1,361 total (226.8 avg), followed closely by teammates Nick Weidenbach in 2nd (1,312 pins / 218.7 avg) and William Cunningham in 3rd (1,307 pins / 217.8 avg). Brighton Boyce paced the LTU Men's JV2 team with a 5th-place finish (1,264 pins / 210.7 avg).

On the women's side, the LTU Women's Varsity team claimed a impressive 2nd-place finish overall with a six-game score of 5,744. Samantha Czerw sparked the Blue Devils' attack, placing 4th overall individually with 1,239 pins (206.5 avg). Brooke Kochel finished right behind in 5th place with 1,229 pins (204.8 avg), while Hannah Reid placed inside the top 20 at 18th overall (1,121 pins).

The LTU Women's JV squad secured 3rd place overall in the team standings with 4,953 pins. Serina Miller led the JV women with a 3rd-place individual finish (1,157 pins / 192.8 avg), while Brooke Vanous added an 8th-place result (1,090 pins) and Mya Jarvis placed 9th (1,079 pins).