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10/30/2026 10:15:00 PM | General, Bowling
Raiders top No. 2 Vanderbilt and are one of three unbeaten teams in the 23-team field after Friday's Baker matches
ORLANDO, Fla. – No. 11 Wright State bowling swept all five of its Baker matches Friday on Day 1 of Destination Florida, beating three ranked opponents, including a 1,096-1,019 win over No. 2 Vanderbilt.
The Raiders are one of three unbeaten teams in the 23-team field, along with Jacksonville State and Louisiana Tech. Wright State totaled 5,170 pins, a 206.8 average per game, and sits fifth in the qualifying standings.
Wright State opened with a 1,108-922 win over No. 20 UAB, its highest score of the day, and followed with a 1,030-842 victory over Saint Anselm. The Raiders then knocked off Vanderbilt, which finished second at the Chelsea Gilliam Penguin Classic two weeks ago. They closed the day with wins over Emmanuel, 972-856, and No. 17 Tulane, 964-845.
"We had a great day working as a team," Wright State head coach Jeff Fleck said. "Not just the five bowling, but all 10 players contributed to the effort all day long. Started strong, battled throughout and finished matches and the day. Coach McKee and I are proud and honored to be coaches of such a cohesive unit."
Wright State bowls six traditional matches Saturday, starting at [TIME]. The Raiders face No. 5 Nebraska, No. 6 Youngstown State, Alabama State, No. 14 Niagara, No. 9 North Carolina A&T and Southern.
The Raiders are one of three unbeaten teams in the 23-team field, along with Jacksonville State and Louisiana Tech. Wright State totaled 5,170 pins, a 206.8 average per game, and sits fifth in the qualifying standings.
Wright State opened with a 1,108-922 win over No. 20 UAB, its highest score of the day, and followed with a 1,030-842 victory over Saint Anselm. The Raiders then knocked off Vanderbilt, which finished second at the Chelsea Gilliam Penguin Classic two weeks ago. They closed the day with wins over Emmanuel, 972-856, and No. 17 Tulane, 964-845.
"We had a great day working as a team," Wright State head coach Jeff Fleck said. "Not just the five bowling, but all 10 players contributed to the effort all day long. Started strong, battled throughout and finished matches and the day. Coach McKee and I are proud and honored to be coaches of such a cohesive unit."
Friday's Baker Match Results
Match 1: Win, 1,108-922 vs. No. 20 UAB
Match 2: Win, 1,030-842 vs. Saint Anselm
Match 3: Win, 1,096-1,019 vs. No. 2 Vanderbilt
Match 4: Win, 972-856 vs. Emmanuel
Match 5: Win, 964-845 vs. No. 17 Tulane
Team Summary
Record: 5-0
Wright State's total pinfall: 5,170
Game average: 206.8
Highest set: 1,108 vs. No. 20 UAB
Highest game: 257 (twice, vs. No. 20 UAB and No. 2 Vanderbilt)
Standings update: 5th of 23 teams
Wright State bowls six traditional matches Saturday, starting at [TIME]. The Raiders face No. 5 Nebraska, No. 6 Youngstown State, Alabama State, No. 14 Niagara, No. 9 North Carolina A&T and Southern.
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