The Culver-Stockton College women's bowling program competed at the Mid-States Championships, a tier one tournament held at West Acres Bowl in Wichita, Kan., last weekend.

The Wildcats concluded the tournament with 8,223 pins to finish 18^th among the 24 teams competing in the event. C-SC averaged 850.7 pins in the six team games on Saturday, highlighted by a high game of 933, for a total of 5,104 pins. On Sunday, C-SC recorded 3,119 pins, an average of 156, in 20 baker games. Mount Mercy won the event with a total of 9,379 pins.

The top finisher for the Wildcats was Rachel Moore, who placed 13^th in a field of 213 bowlers. Moore collected 1,135 total ins in her six games rolled, including a high game of 254 in game four. Moore averaged 189.2 pins pe game.

Jersey Lessenger finished 21^st overall with a score of 1,104 pins in her six games, averaging 184 pins per game. Lessenger registered two games over 200, rolling a 203 and a 210 game in her series.

Madi Shontz and Jasmine Saunders totaled 1.027 and 1,012 pins to place 41^st and 48^th overall. Shontz averaged 171.2 pins per game, while Saunders averaged 168.7 pins per game. Shontz had a pair of games totaling 190, and Saunders rolled a high game of 201.

Rilee Allen closed out the individual scoring for the Wildcats with 826 total pins for a finish of 91^st overall. Allen averaged 137.7 pins per game with a high game of 157.

The Wildcats are back in action this weekend, Oct. 28-29, at the Five Seasons Classic in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The women are slated to compete at the Cedar Rapids Bowling Center.