ADDISON, Ill. - Men's and women's bowling traveled to Addison, Illinois for the NAIA Bowling Coaches Association Invitational and struggled for results on difficult oil patterns. 

On the men's side, the Maple Leafs finished 16th of 18 on day one, and 15th of 17 on day two. The women finished 17th of 18 on both days. Neither team advanced to the third and final day.

Men's - 15th of 17

On Friday, Brendan Riley was the highest scoring player on either Maple Leaf squad. His score of 1012 and game high score of 228 placed him 26th.

Anthony Walley finished 73rd with a game high score of 207 and a five game score of 728.

Blake Fisher just missed out on a game high of 200, with a high of 193 and he had a combined score of 682. He placed 79th.

Goshen finished day one with a combined score of 4273.

On Saturday, the Leafs played 25 Baker games. Their high games were 235 and 233. They finished with a combined score of 4557.

Women's - 17th of 18

Guliana Castiglione led Goshen on Friday. She had a high game of 193 and finished with a combined score of 873. She finished 32nd.

Bailey Friars was the next highest finisher for the Maple Leafs. Friars played all five games and scored a high game of 172 and achieved a combined score of 757 to finish 66th

Rebekah Muzyk played four of the five games. She had a high game one point better than Castiglione, with 194. Her combined score of 685 was good enough for 78th.

The Maple Leafs finished Friday with 3923 points.

On Saturday, Goshen played their Baker games, and got high games of 212 and 204. They finished with a combined score of 4211. 

The Maple Leafs are back in action on Saturday, Nov. 14 as they travel to the Leatherneck Classic in Rockford, Illinois for the varsity only event.