Marian University Bowling

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Marian University Bowling continues to excel on the lanes AND in the classroom with 2️⃣ CSC Academic All-District honorees!

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Two champions crowned 👑🎳

Jaysen Spanbauer of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin claimed the U22 Masters title, while Melia Mitskavich of DuBois, Pennsylvania earned the U22 Queens crown after standout performances today. 🏆

Striking excellence on and off the lanes!

The Marian Women’s Bowling Team earned an outstanding 3.72 team GPA for Spring 2026, with four student-athletes achieving a perfect 4.0 GPA: Delanie Vogt, Brianna Clemons, Katie Bialke, and Kylie Sullivan.

Shoutout as well to Elana Rimer, Kylie Junak, Morgan Hietpas, Kaitlyn Kesler, Chloe Andersen, Madison Carriveau, Bella Roen, Abbigail Oldenhoff for earning a 3.5 GPA or higher! The dedication that these ladies have is nothing short of amazing; in the classroom and on the lanes!

Five from Marian women's bowling earn Dave Wrath Academic All-Conference honors - Marian University NAPERVILLE, Ill. - Five student-athletes from the Marian University women's bowling program have been named Dave Wrath Academic All-Conference honorees.

The seniors had their last hoorah before graduation! Head Coach Dan Mueller was able to write a speech thanking all of them for their time, effort, commitment, and more. They all brought various traits to build the program into another outstanding year!

Thank you seniors and all you have done, you all be missed greatly. Good luck on your future endeavors, while also remembering you still have a home at Marian!

One day to dress up and award it all, the teams had their Sammy’s event where they were in the running for many individual and team awards. What a great season for both teams! Men took the stage to recognition for placing third at the Intercollegiate Team Championships and the Women for Female Scholastic Team of the Year! Proud does not describe this year for both teams! Every one of them worked hard for this moment as a team.

What this group of young men accomplished at the Intercollegiate Team Championships is something special; something that speaks to character, belief, and relentless work ethic. Finishing third in your first-ever appearance on that stage isn’t just impressive, it’s a statement. This isn’t the end of something. It’s the beginning. The standard has been raised, and the expectation is clear.