NYSPHSAA BOYS' BOWLING: CORNING TAKES 7TH AT STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (24 PHOTOS) (March 16, 2026)

Southern Tier Sports Report
SYRACUSE — The Corning boys brought home a seventh-place finish at the NYSPHSAA Division I Bowling Championships at AMF Syracuse on Sunday.

Corning shot 5,761 total. 

“We fought, we played hard until the very end,” Corning coach William Condon said. “It didn’t turn out the way we wanted it to. We are young. We have been riding the roller coaster all year. Wee have had a lot of ups and a lot of downs. I think this is a wonderful experience for our young guys and the future is very bright for us. I know that we wanted to place, we wanted to win, but it diddn’t happen that way. The experiene is invaluable for us. I am excited to see what is going to happen for us. We’ll be back.”

The Hawks shot 922, 930 and 1,137 in the first three games for a 2,989, then 890, 942 and 940 for a 2,774 in the final three games. 

Bentley Goodier led the way for the Hawks with a 190-183-245-618 and 185-232-206-623 for a 1,241. He was 13th. 

Chase Kizis shot 133-204-235-572 and 194-193-178-565 for a 1,137 to take 22nd overall. 

Owen Watson shot 170-202-230-602 and 161-159-194-514 for a 1,116. He finished 27th. 

Keegan Palmer-Mundt shot 181-163-214-558 and 170-194-174-538 for a 1,096. Jackson Dunning had a 204-140-213-557 and 180-164-180-524 for a 1,081. Palmer-Mundt was 32nd and Dunning was 35th. 

Max Aponte shot 177-178-213-568 and 150-148-182-480. Aponte finished 38th. 

“Chase Kizis really stepped up for us, especially in the state qualifiers to get us here,” Condon said. “Bentley Goodier has been fantastic all year long, Jack Duning, they all did (great). The guys that really surprised us are the guys who have been subbing in and out, Chase or Keegan Palmer and they all fought really hard. I wouldn’t say there was one person that really stood out, I’d just say everyone stepped up because they all wanted it.”
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PHOTOS BY TIM TAYLOR. 

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