Strong opening games propelled Sequim High’s bowling squad to wins over Olympic and North Mason last week, as SHS improved to 3-4 on the season.

Against Olympic on Nov. 28, Victoria Nava (167 pins) and Morgan Kayser (164) posted season-best efforts while Skylar Kryzworz (150), Nikoline Updike (147) and Kimberly Heintz (134) had solid scores to lead Sequim to a 762-584 win in game one.

Kayser (147) and Heintz (139) led the Wolves to a win in game two, 604-476, while the Wolves and Trojans split the Baker-format games, and SHS won the overall pin count for a 6-1match win.

Two days later, the Wolves started strong once again with a 685-638 win in game one. Kayser improved her season-best with 169 pins, backed by Updike’s 158 and Heintz’s 130.

In game two, despite a strong game from Updike (161 pins), the Bulldogs edged Sequim 630-600.

Sequim rebounded to post decisive victories in the Baker games, 148-114 and 160-101, for a 5-2 win

Sequim was scheduled to play rival Port Angeles on Dec. 4 — results were not available at press time.

The Wolves host league powerhouse Klahowya on Dec. 7 and play at North Mason on Dec. 12, their final match before Winter Break.

Sequim Gazette file photo by Michael Dashiell Sequim’s Morgan Kayser lines up a shot as she and the Wolves take on Klahowya on Nov. 16. Kayser bowled a season-best 169-pin first game, helping the Wolves knock off visiting North Mason 5-2 on Nov. 30.