Norwich Bowlers Improve To 2-0
Published: December 2nd, 2014
By: Patrick Newell

Bowling

Norwich 5, Johnson City 0

BINGHAMTON – Norwich's boys improved to 2-0 sweeping five points from Johnson City Monday afternoon at Laurel Bowl.

Brendon Budd and Matt Gladstone had 214 and 212 games to lead NHS.

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