The North Shore men's bowling team concluded its season this week with four straight victories. It was not enough for the Vikings to take first place, but it leaves a nice taste in the team's mouth for next season. The team made major strides this year toward overtaking Sewanhaka for the conference title, only missing out on first place by less than 10 points. In addition the team finished the season ranked 18th in Nassau County, missing qualifying for the Nassau County Championships by two places. Congratulations to this year's varsity team of Taylor Ross, Steve Cottell, Kohe Brooks-Burke, Troy Kreiner, and DJ More on a great season.

An additional congratulations to Taylor Ross for qualifying for the Individual Nassau County Tournament, reserved for the elite bowlers of Nassau County. The tournament will take place Feb. 9 at Garden City Bowl. A last congratulation to this year's junior varsity team on capturing another conference title. Finally, good luck to this year's seniors, Brian Broker and Troy Kreiner.

On Wednesday, Jan. 16 the North Shore Vikings women's bowling teams had a match against Carle Place High School. Although the varsity women bowled well, they came up short against this strong team. Kristin Zaleskie led the team with a high game of 175 and a 451 series. Skyler Cullum, Brittany Cullum, Jannina Rojas and Megan Silka were the other members of the varsity squad.

On Thursday, Jan. 17, the bowling teams ended their regular season at Sheridan Lanes in Mineola for a position round. The varsity squad was matched up with Mineola. The team won two out of three games and total wood for an 8-3 victory. Bowling varsity were Brittany and Skyler Cullum, Jannina Rojas, Megan Silka and Kristin Zaleskie. The varsity squad finished fourth in Conference 2. Danielle Zaleskie received a first place high game plaque for the junior varsity bowlers in Conference 2.