Centerburg bowling teams defeated by East Knox

East Knox triumphs over Centerburg in both boys' and girls' matches on Feb. 2.

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Published February 4, 2026 - 10:14 a.m.

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The Centerburg bowling teams each dropped their match with East Knox on Feb. 2.

The girls fell to the Bulldogs, 1,775-1,234.

Lynn Moody led the Trojans with games of 133-123. Jaelyn Caldwell followed with 121-105 and Azala Compton shot 115-97.

The boys’ team dropped a 2,249-1,649 decision to EK.

Michael Wallace led Centerburg with games of 197-207. Jarrod White shot 167-111 and Luke Pack fired games of 127-144.

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