The Morgan City High School Lady Tiger bowling team fell just short of a state championship Friday at the Raisin Cane's River Center as the squad fell to St. Scholastica, 14-13, in the state finals. This year marks the second straight season Morgan City has finished as state runner-up. Team members include, kneeling from left, Kameron Patereau, Meghan Amador, Ali Tregle and Kyleigh Campbell. Standing, are Coach Michele LaCombe, Hannah Pipes, Mackenzie Amador, Allyssa Strickland, Sara Sierra, Kora Reed and Marissa Davis. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Morgan City High School's Marissa Davis was recognized as a ISC 2017 All-Academic Scholar Composite Bowling team member for maintaining a 4.0 grand point average. With her is Louisiana High School Athletic Association Executive Director Eddie Bonine. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Morgan City High School Bowling Coach Michele LaCombe hoists the state runner-up trophy. With her, from left, are Ali Tregle, Hannah Pipes, Meghan Amador and Mackenzie Amador. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Morgan City High School's Mackenzie Amador celebrates following a shot, while teammate Marissa Davis prepares to bowl during the state semifinals against Central of Baton Rouge. Morgan City won the match, 16-11. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Morgan City High School Bowling Coach Michele LaCombe talks to her squad prior to game three of the state finals against St. Scholastica. Morgan City fell just short of a state championship as the squad fell, 14-13. Morgan City concludes its season with a 16-1 mark. It's the school's second consecutive state runner-up finish in girl's bowling. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
MCHS falls just short of a state title in finals loss
Top seed St. Scholastica rallied in game three to edge No. 3 Morgan City, 14-13, for the state bowling title at the Raising Cane’s River Center Friday.