Skip To Main Content
Skip To Main Content

Lourdes University Athletics

wbowl of the year
Veronica Flanagan is the 2026 WHAC Women's Bowler of the Year

Women's Bowling

Lourdes Bowling Racks up a Dozen Postseason Awards

Veronica Flanagan wins WHAC Women’s Bowler of the Year

 
SYLVANIA, Ohio – The Lourdes bowling programs have accumulated 12 conference postseason awards across eight different bowlers, the WHAC announced on Monday morning.

Highlighting these postseason accolades was freshman Veronica Flanagan. The rookie phenom won the WHAC Women's Bowler of the Year award, the WHAC Women's Newcomer of the Year award, and was selected to the WHAC All Conference First-Team.

Flanagan's exceptional season ended her with a 201.75 pin average, just 0.02 points higher than Bryanna Battle of Saint Francis.

Jaycie Arnet won the Champions of Character selection for the women's team. Arnet, DeLayna Harvey, Kaitlyn Comar and Ryann Nickell all won All-Academic awards as well.

On the men's side, sophomore Reece Kramer won the most awards with two. The Maumee, Ohio native was the selection for the Champions of Character team while also being selected as an All-Academic recipient. Rounding out the All-Academic team was Dallas Allen and Gbolahon Olatoye.

While the men's season has come to a close, the women's team qualified for the ITC Sectionals on March 13 in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Gray Wolves will hope to make a run at nationals in their final season.  
 
Print Friendly Version

Players Mentioned

Reece Kramer

Reece Kramer

Freshman
Jaycie Arnet

Jaycie Arnet

Junior
R
DeLayna Harvey

DeLayna Harvey

Sophomore
R
Kaitlyn Comar

Kaitlyn Comar

Freshman
Dallas Allen

Dallas Allen

Freshman
Gbolahon Olatoye

Gbolahon Olatoye

Junior
Veronica Flanagan

Veronica Flanagan

Freshman
Ryann Nickell

Ryann Nickell

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Reece Kramer

Reece Kramer

Freshman
Jaycie Arnet

Jaycie Arnet

Junior
R
DeLayna Harvey

DeLayna Harvey

Sophomore
R
Kaitlyn Comar

Kaitlyn Comar

Freshman
Dallas Allen

Dallas Allen

Freshman
Gbolahon Olatoye

Gbolahon Olatoye

Junior
Veronica Flanagan

Veronica Flanagan

Freshman
Ryann Nickell

Ryann Nickell

Sophomore