Stop Two Marietta

Arryn traveled to Marietta for the second stop of the Youth Interstate All-Star series, competing in the U15 Boys division against a field of 36 top youth bowlers from multiple states, in both individual and Baker team formats on the USBC 2024 Junior Gold Qualifying U18B sport pattern.

He posted 1,100 pins across six games for a 183.33 average and finished 6th overall in the individual standings, building experience on a demanding shot while anchoring Virginia to a second-place team finish at the stop.

After a 144 in the second game, Arryn answered with his only 200-plus game and four straight scores in the 180s and 190s to climb back. The brighter bar is his high game; the dashed line marks 200.

2nd Virginia U15 Boys, 2nd at the Stop Arryn anchored the squad through individual and Baker play, with his scoring and leadership helping Virginia hold a strong position in the multi-state season.

The USBC 2024 Junior Gold Qualifying U18B pattern is a 37-foot sport condition, shorter and far less forgiving than a house shot, which rewards precise lane reading and quick adjustments. Posting a 183 average and a 208 high on it, in a deep multi-state field, is the kind of rep that builds toward the bigger stages.

Thanks to the Virginia program, coaches, and teammates for the support throughout the season, and for the preparation that keeps Arryn competitive on demanding sport patterns stop after stop.

A tough shot, a deep field, and an anchor leg that helped Virginia finish second.