Ohio Podium
Third of thirty-four in U15 Boys across three patterns at Columbus Square Bowling Palace, after leading the Short-pattern block with a 299 and a field-best 1,090.
Tournament Overview
SYC Ohio is a Storm Youth Championships stop, bowled at Columbus Square Bowling Palace in Columbus and presented with RKH Coaching. Competition is three five-game blocks, each on its own pattern — Short, Medium, and Long — with all fifteen games combined into one total.
Arryn finished 3rd of 34 in the U15 Boys division with 3,064 total pins, a 204.3 average. He set the tone on the Short pattern, winning the opening block outright — 1st of 34 — with a 1,090 that included a 299, one pin from perfect. A 912 Medium block cost him ground, but a 1,062 Long block brought him home 3rd overall.
The Block Ladder
Block by Block
Final Standings
| # | Bowler | Total | Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nehemiah Keefer | 3,141 | 209 |
| 2 | Eason Taylor | 3,080 | 205 |
| 3 | Arryn Odujebe | 3,064 | 204 |
| 4 | Eli Franco | 3,012 | 200 |
| 5 | Treavor Mason | 2,978 | 198 |
Key Performance Highlights
3rd of 34 in U15 Boys with 3,064 pins across fifteen games on three patterns.
A 299 to open the Short block — the high game of his weekend — inside a field-best 1,090.
1,090 for a 218 average, 1st of 34 on the opening pattern.
Answered a 912 Medium block with a 1,062 Long block — 3rd in the round on a 245, 238, and 237.
Why This Result Matters
SYC Ohio came down to the bookends. Arryn led the Short block outright — a 299 and a 1,090, the top block in the 34-bowler field — then closed on the Long pattern with a 1,062 for 3rd in that round. In between, a 912 Medium block cost him ground.
The two strong blocks were enough to finish 3rd overall at 3,064 — 16 pins behind second and 77 behind the winner. Opening a weekend one pin shy of 300 and closing with a top-three block is a strong result on a three-pattern weekend.
Acknowledgments
Thank you to the hosts at Columbus Square Bowling Palace and to RKH Coaching for presenting SYC Ohio, and to everyone who followed along and cheered Arryn on across the weekend.
Three patterns, fifteen games, and a podium to show for it.