Posted: Feb 08, 2024

Jackson College Headlines MCCAA 2024 Men's Bowling Awards

WARREN, Mich.--The Michigan Community College Athletic Association has announced the MCCAA men's bowling awards for the Eastern and Western conferences during the 2023-24 season. In the west, Jackson College swept the team, bowler of the year and freshman of the year titles. On the east side, Mid Michigan College claimed two of three major titles.

2024 Honorees (PDF version)

Western
Team Champion: Jackson College
Bowler of the Year: Trey Richmond- Jackson College
Freshman Bowler of the Year: Tobyn LePeak- Jackson College

The Jets earned 25 points by winning all four MCCAA events for 100 points, outdistancing Muskegon Community College (84 points), Marian University Ancilla (66), Montcalm Community College (66) and Kellogg Community College (48). Steve Sears is the team's head coach.

Richmond led the way with 2,322 total pins for a 194.0 average. He was a three-time MCCAA Western Men's Bowler of the Week. He twice went over 600 this season, including a season high series of 687.

Teammate Tobyn LePeak was tied for third in the West's individual standings with 2,191 pins, or an 183 average. He rolled a 487 series in his collegiate debut and then posted a career-best 623 in his next outing.

Eastern

Team Champion: Mid Michigan College

Bowler of the Year: Zach Endres- Schoolcraft College

Freshman Bowler of the Year: Ruberto Mosqueda- Mid Michigan College

Head coach Jacob Thelen led the Lakers to the team title with 96 points, which including three event victories of 25 points apiece. Schoolcraft College was second with 81 points, followed by St. Clair County Community College had 79, Kirtland Community recorded 60 and Wayne County Community College was listed in fourth place.

Zach Endres of Schoolcraft College knocked down 2,270 total pins to capture top individual honors. The MCCAA Eastern Men's Bowler of the Week4 recipient peaked with a 647 series and ended the season with a 615.

The Lakers' Ruberto Mosqueda was the runner-up overall, just seven pins back of Endres with 2,263 (189 average). He made his collegiate debut with a 524 and ended the regular season with a career-best 668.

MCCAA EASTERN CONFERENCE MEN'S BOWLING ALL-CONFERENCE
Zach Endres Schoolcraft College So. Canton, MI Plymouth High School
Ruberto Mosqueda Mid Michigan College Fr. Midland, MI Midland High School
Brett Petersen Mid Michigan College Fr. Ionia, MI Ionia High School
Tristin Marion Schoolcraft College Fr. Saline, MI Saline High School
Brendan Duprie Schoolcraft College So. Westland, MI John Glen High School
BOWLER OF THE YEAR: Zach Endres, Schoolcraft College

MCCAA WESTERN CONFERENCE MEN'S BOWLING ALL-CONFERENCE
Trey Richmond Jackson College So. Munith, MI Lumen Christi High School
Dylan Pohl Marian University- Ancilla So. New Carlisle, IN New Prairie High School
Parker Horvath Jackson College So. Grass Lake, MI Grass Lake High School
Tobyn LePeak Jackson College Fr. Jackson, MI Western Jackson High School
Gbolahon Olatoye Marian University- Ancilla Fr. Lorain, OH Lorain High School
BOWLER OF THE YEAR: Trey Richmond, Jackson College

MCCAA EASTERN CONFERENCE MEN'S BOWLING ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Ruberto Mosqueda Mid Michigan College Fr. Midland, MI Midland High School
Brett Petersen Mid Michigan College Fr. Ionia, MI Ionia High School
Tristin Marion Schoolcraft College Fr. Saline, MI Saline High School
Taylor Parker Mid Michigan College Fr. Mt. Pleasant, MI Mt. Pleasant High School
Cole Swanberg Mid Michigan College Fr. Cheboygan, MI Cheboygan High School
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Ruberto Mosqueda, Mid Michigan College

MCCAA WESTERN CONFERENCE MEN'S BOWLING ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Tobyn LePeak Jackson College Fr. Jackson, MI Western Jackson High School
Gbolahon Olatoye Marian University- Ancilla Fr. Lorain, OH Lorain High School
Logan Schneider Jackson College Fr. Jackson, MI Napoleon High School
Charlie Teller Jackson College Fr. Hillsdale, MI Hillsdale High School
Jackson Kremer Jackson College Fr. Jackson, MI Lumen Christi High School
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Tobyn LePeak, Jackson College