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O'MALLEY EARNS THIRD CACC BOWLER OF THE WEEK ACCOLADES
March 5, 2026

O'MALLEY EARNS THIRD CACC BOWLER OF THE WEEK ACCOLADES

CACC WOMEN'S BOWLING – March 5, 2026

Co-BOWLER OF THE WEEK

MACKENZIE KEANE, Felician (SR, Mount Laurel, N.J.) – Achieved the best overall frame averaged at the CACC Spring Regular-Season Tournament at Parkway Lanes, with a 19.98. Also had the event's top strike percentage (.540) and average first ball (9.03). Finished second in the traditional standings with 1044 (208.8 average), rolling over 200 all five games. Helped the Golden Falcons to a 7-3 dual match record.

Co-BOWLER OF THE WEEK

STEPHANIE O'MALLEY, Dominican (SO, New City, N.Y.) – Was the individual champion at the CACC Spring Tournament. Shot 1058 in traditional play, a 211.6 average, including a 257 game. Had a 19.80 overall frame average and a .470 strike percentage. Helped the Chargers wrap up their first CACC regular-season title with an 8-2 weekend record.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

OLIVIA SALVATORE, Felician (FR, Brick, N.J.) – Finished fourth in the individual standings (first among rookies) at the CACC Spring Tournament, rolling a 994 for five traditional games. Produced an overall frame average of 19.01 in helping the defending champion Golden Falcons return to the CACC Championship as the No. 3 seed.

 

HONOR ROLL

DAKOTA BANACH, Wilmington – Had a 19.80 Baker average and a 18.83 overall average at the CACC Spring Tournament.
ADDYSON GIVEN, Holy Family – Led the Tigers and finished fifth at the CACC Spring Tournament totaling 956 for five traditional games.
ALEX SARDIS, Caldwell – Qualified for the All-Tournament Team at the weather-shortened Cincotta Memorial. Produced an 18.43 overall average at the CACC Spring Tournament.
KYRA WALTER, Dominican – Averaged 207.4 in traditional play and 18.76 in Baker action at the CACC Spring Tournament.

 

2025-26 Honorees

Bowler of the Week
Oct. 16 – Stephanie O'Malley, Dominican
Oct. 23 – Kyra Walter, Dominican
Nov. 6 – Alex Sardis, Caldwell
Nov. 13 – Stephanie O'Malley, Dominican
Dec. 1 – Mackenzie Keane, Felician
Jan. 22 – Olivia Salvatore, Felician
Feb. 5 – Angelina Tati, Dominican
Feb. 19 – Angelina Tati, Dominican
Mar. 5 – Mackenzie Keane, Felician and Stephanie O'Malley, Dominican

Rookie of the Week
Oct. 16 – Natalia Velasco Tovar, Felician
Oct. 23 – Jenna Jump, Dominican
Nov. 6 – Addyson Given, Holy Family
Nov. 13 – Olivia Salvatore, Felician
Dec. 1 – Natalia Velasco Tovar, Felician
Jan. 22 – Olivia Salvatore, Felician
Feb. 5 – Natalia Velasco Tovar, Felician
Feb. 19 – Jenna Jump, Dominican
Mar. 5 – Olivia Salvatore, Felician

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