Anchorage’s Logan Williams of Robert Morris University of Illinois qualified and then won his first bracket match at the U.S. Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Singles Championship in Dayton, Ohio. The senior right-hander finished 12th in a 24-man qualifying round after he posted a six-game total of 1,200 pins (200 average). The 24 men and 24 women… Read more »
Anchorage’s Logan Williams helped the Robert Morris University bowling team place second at the Boilermaker Classic in West Lafayette, Indiana. The junior transfer tied for 97th out of 227 finishers in the men’s competition, the first meet of the college bowling season. Williams, of Bartlett High fame, averaged a score of 184.5 in five games… Read more »
Logan Williams of Anchorage represented Alaska well at the Junior Gold Championships in Cleveland, Ohio. The 20-year-old survived four days of qualifying to move on to the advancers round, which featured the top 10 percent of the 1,418 entrants in the U20 division. There he finished 66th out of 204 men, just missing the next… Read more »
Anchorage bowler Logan Williams was part of a star-studded Iowa Central squad that rolled to its first national team title at the NJCAA championships in Cheektowaga, New York. The 20-year-old sophomore won a national title in doubles and finished second individually to earn him All-American honors for the second straight year. “It feels amazing considering… Read more »
Anchorage’s Logan Williams led the Iowa Central Community College bowling team at the Jayhawk Collegiate Challenge in Lawrence, Kansas. Despite being matched up against competition from larger schools, the sophomore rolled a 188 average to finish 20th in a field of 115. Williams, of Bartlett High fame, finished with 1,128 pins in six games. Through… Read more »
Logan Williams of Anchorage made a promising debut for the Iowa Central Community College bowling team. The freshman was just one of 17 men out of 187 participants in the Sandhills Classic to carry a 200 average in the tournament at Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska. Better yet his high game of 254 tied… Read more »
