Valley bowling shuts out Tenafly

Lauber with a near perfect game, but Indians not completely satisfied

Noah Schwartz, Sports Editor|January 9, 2019

Scott Morris bowls for Pascack Valley. The Indians defeated Tenafly on Wednesday by a score of 7-0.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Pascack Valley bowling team took on Tenafly at Montvale Lanes.

We are here at Montvale Lanes as Pascack Valley Bowling is getting set to take on Tenafly. Keep checking our twitter for updates. pic.twitter.com/c87Z3zjWmF

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

.@BrianBiml gets a strike and @ScottMorrissc opens with a strike and 2 spares. Indians lead 172-113 through 3 frames #pvbowl

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

.@ScottMorrissc knocks down 8 pins and gets the spare. #pvbowl pic.twitter.com/5aeXmBw9F2

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

. @LauberTrevor, using his unique 2 handed bowling style, gets a strike for Valley #pvbowl pic.twitter.com/woISxjYt0C

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

PV wins the first game 684-559. Second game starting up now. #pvbowl @VarsityPv

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

After an Indians’ win in the opening game, senior Trevor Lauber caught fire and came within one strike of another perfect game, after accomplishing the feat earlier this season. Valley emerged victorious in the second game as well, extending their lead to 4-0.

.@LauberTrevor with a turkey to start the 2nd game for Valley. Indians lead in the 4th frame #pvbowl

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

.@LauberTrevor gets his 4th straight strike to start the game. #pvbowl pic.twitter.com/pKy2P7hdWn

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

.@LauberTrevor continues his hot streak racking up his 7th straight strike to start the game. He is now 5 strikes away from his second perfect game of the season. #pvbowl pic.twitter.com/zemgJ2iJOq

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

.@LauberTrevor wrapped up a fantastic game for Valley as he was just one strike away from a perfect game. He finished with a 278 #pvbowl

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

The Indians won the third and final game as well, and shut out Tenafly by a final of 7-0.

.@BrianBiml hits back to back strikes to start the game for Valley #pvbowl pic.twitter.com/h7QVPgXWuB

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

.@PVBoysBowling won the 3rd game by a final of 741-584. Overall, the score was 2189-1754 #pvbowl

— Smoke Signal Sports (@pvsportscenter) January 9, 2019

Despite the victory, Valley wasn’t especially happy with the way it performed. The Indians struggled to reach their normal averages at times, and would’ve liked to put forth a more dominant showing.

“[Today] we were a little lazy,” said PV coach Judy Lucia. “Not to say that’s an awful thing. But if that happens, today was a good day for it to happen.

Mason Baronian