Honor Score · SYC Ohio

299

Eleven strikes to open the weekend on the Short pattern — one pin from perfect, inside the best five-game block in the field.

Short Pattern · 37 ft · 3.28:1 Friday, August 14, 2026 Columbus Square Bowling Palace · Columbus, OH
299 · 11 in a Row Game 1 of a 1,090 Block SYC · U15 Boys
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Honor Score
11
Strikes in a Row
1,090
Short Block · 1st of 34
218.0
Block Average
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The Moment

SYC Ohio is bowled as three five-game blocks, each on its own pattern — Short, Medium, then Long — with all fifteen games combined into a single total. Arryn drew the Short pattern first — 37 feet, a 3.28:1 ratio and 25.15 mL of oil — and the weekend opened about as well as a weekend can.

The very first game he threw in Columbus was eleven consecutive strikes, then a 9 on the fill ball for a 299. It carried a 1,090 opening block — a 218.0 average and 1st of 34 in the U15 Boys field — and it stood as the high game of his weekend.

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The 299

Game 1 · Short · 37 ft · Eleven in a Row
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Eleven straight strikes, then a 9 on the fill ball, one pin short of 300. His third career 299, after the NCAUSBCA Youth Invitational in January and the DV8 Bowl4Life Shootout in July.
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The Block It Opened

Games of 299, 194, 216, 201 and 180 for a 1,090 five-game block.

A 218.0 block average — a +90 differential over a 200 pace — and 1st of 34 on the 37-foot Short pattern.

The high game of the weekend across all fifteen games on three patterns.

Third career 299 — each one eleven strikes to open, then a nine on the fill.

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How the Weekend Finished

A 912 Medium block cost ground in the middle, but a 1,062 Long block — 3rd in that round on a 245, 238 and 237 — brought him home 3rd of 34 overall at 3,064 pins, a 204.3 average across fifteen games.

The full weekend is written up on the SYC Ohio tournament page.

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Acknowledgments

Thanks to the hosts at Columbus Square Bowling Palace and to RKH Coaching for presenting SYC Ohio.

Eleven in a row to start a weekend — one pin from perfect, for the third time.