Olympic’s Ashlyn Jamrog won the Class 3A/2A state bowling title on Friday.
Jamrog bowled a six-game 1,189 and won by nine pins.
You can see results here.
Jamrog is the fourth bowler from Kitsap to win a state title. Bremerton’s Kayla Thomas (2007), Klahowya’s Carys Bailey (2010-11) and Bremerton’s Megan Wittenberg (2015) also won.

Bowling is in the middle of its playoffs. Klahowya won the Olympic League title last week.
The district tournament is Saturday.

Here’s the all-league team.
MVP—Ashlyn Jamrog, Olympic (190 average)
Coach of the year—Dave Colby, Klahowya
Sportsmanship—Bremerton
First team—Dakota Henderson (Seq) 174. Briana Kennard (Kla) 172.33. 3, Sarrah Ackerman (Kla) 166.0. Ruth Click (Kla) 165.67. Daniela McKeel (Kla) 162.0.

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association’s Representative Assembly passed nine amendments, including a significant change to the current two-year reclassification cycle.

The classification cycle amendment (Rule 4.1.0) is changing from every two years to every four years according to a press release from the WIAA on Friday. A school can appeal its classification after two years. A school can appeal due to significant decrease in enrollment, declining enrollment, an opening of a new school or unforeseen circumstances.

The current cycle is completing its first year this spring. The next reclassification cycle would be for the 2016-17 school year. That’s when the four-year cycle would begin.

The other three amendments that passed that deal strictly with high school sports were Rule 17.5.8D which now allows an athlete who is invited to participate in a national championship event the opportunity to be coached by their high school coach.

Rule 18.23.3 allows a high school student, who is not represented by a high school, to compete against a college team and maintain their amateur status. Rule 65.3.3 also gives 1B schools the choice for varsity volleyball matches to chose the number of games they play, best two-of-three, three-of-five and five-of five.

For a list of all amendments, you can click here. You can also find a podcast of the RA meeting here.

Bremerton’s Megan Wittenberg was named a WIAA athlete of the week after winning the Class 3A/2A state bowling title last week.
She was also named to the All-Olympic League team, which was released Tuesday.
Here’s the complete team with averages:

Ashlyn Jamrog, Olympic, 202
Megan Wittenberg, Bremerton, 191
Samantha Pratt, Olympic, 166
Rachel Godwin, Olympic, 165
Chantelle Lamb, Olympic, 165
Natalie Stauffer, Bremerton, 157
Ruth Click, Klahowya, 152
Lexis Honeywell, Bremerton, 145
Myranda Dew, Bremerton, 142
Raeanne Kimple, Olympic, 141

Bremerton’s Megan Wittenberg won the Class 3A/2A state bowling title on Friday in Tacoma.
She rolled a 1,283. Olympic’s Ashlyn Jamrog was third.
Complete results can be found here.

The postseason for high school girls bowling begins in 10 days and Olympic’s bowling team has to like its chances to bring home some hardware.

With three regular season contests left, Olympic is 9-0. And that’s a dominant 9-0. The Trojans have only dropped one point in those nine matches. That came in a 6-1 win over Sequim last month. All other victories have been 7-0.

The Olympic League tournament is Jan. 23 at All Star Lanes in Silverdale at 1 p.m.

The Bremerton Knights won their first bowling title since 2008 by beating Timberline of Lacey for the Class 3A/2A title by just 45 pins Saturday morning at Unversity place.
Here’s the results.
In the Class 4A competition, South Kitsap had a good day to move up to fourth.

After the first day of the Class 3A/2A state bowling tournament, Bremerton is in the lead. They put two individuals in the top 10.
The Knights have to stay ahead during 14 baker games Saturday morning to win their first state title since 2008.
You can see the results here.
South Kitsap struggled in the Class 4A tournament.

The West Central District bowling tournament is Saturday at Pacific Bowling Lanes in Tacoma.
South Kitsap, the Narrows League champion, and Central Kitsap will compete in the Class 4A tournament. The top four teams and top eight additional bowlers qualify for the state tournament.
Bremerton, the Olympic League champ, Klahowya and Olympic compete in the 3A/2A tournament. The top four teams and top eight additional bowlers qualify for the state tournament.
The bowling begins at 9 a.m.
The state tournament is Feb. 1-2 at Narrows Plaza Bowl in Tacoma.