For the second year in a row, Medaille College junior Sarah Radt has been named the AMCC Bowler of the Year. Radt led the AMCC in scoring with a total overall average of 19.229. She was also the top AMCC bowler in individual frame fill percentage (82.3%), and the top Anchor bowler with a 19.340 frame average. The Player Composite Performance Index ranked her as the top AMCC bowler with a 93.361%. Radt was named the AMCC Bowler of the Week three times and finished second overall in the AMCC Round Robin Tournaments with an 18.70 overall frame average. She finished the Round Robins with 64 strikes and an 81.3 fill percentage. Radt finished the regular season in the top 15 of most AMCC statistical categories, if not leading those categories.
AMCC Newcomer of the Year is Pitt-Bradford's Brookelyn Garvey. Garvey led the Panthers to a third-place finish in AMCC regular season play. She was third in the conference with an average of 18.58 pins per frame in all formats. Garvey led the conference in strikes with 70, and had the second-highest stike percentage at 43.8%. She was also named to All-Tournament teams at the Red Flash Invitational and the Brunswick Classic. Garvey was named the AMCC Bowler of the Week on February 2.
Coach of the Year honors goes to Pitt-Bradford head coach Gregg Hoover. Hoover guided the Panthers to an 11-5 record and a third place finish in regular season play this season. Pitt-Bradford bounced back from a 6-12 record and a sixth place finish in 2020 before missing the entire 2021 season due to the covid-19 pandemic.
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