INDIANAPOLIS– In the Roto-Grip Raider classic, the University of Indianapolis women's bowling team finished ninth in the field of 17 teams in Beaver Creek, OH. The Greyhounds were paced by Emily Heldman and Ebony Ward, who respectively placed 17th and 19th. 

The Greyhounds had strong showing in the individual format, where they totaled 4,778 pins through five games. Heldman averaged 186.6 pins per game, while Ward was right behind her with a 185.2 average. MaKayla Hampton had the highest individual game with 212, helping her finish 32nd in the tournament. Emily Estes averaged 173 individually, finishing 39th in the tournament.

In the 16-game Baker format, the Hounds reached a total of 2737, with an average of 171 per game. The highest team score in Baker play was 234, the second-highest mark the team has reached in the Baker format all season. 

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The Hounds head to St. Clair Bowl in Fairview Heights, IL,  for the McKendree Match Games starting on Saturday, Nov 23.