2018-19 Women's Bowling Roster
Carlene Beyer
- Height:
- 5-7
- Class:
- Freshman
- High School:
- Little Wolf HS
- Hometown:
- Ogdensburg, WI
Voted All Southland Bowling League 1st Team after being ranked No. 46 in the NTCA Top 200 list with a 195.91 traditional game average ... Ranked No. 5 in the country for baker format set up bowler strike percentage with 56.7% ... No. 15 in the anchor bowler 10th frame double percentage doing so 24.8% of the time ... No. 12 in both baker format first ball 9+ percentage at 77% and baker format 1st ball average coming in at 9.081 ... Her all baker double percentage ranked her No. 7 in the country with 56.7% ... For the year, she bowled in 813 frames and posted 393 strikes and 299 spares ... She struck on 48.2% of all her shots and converted 70.9% of all her spares ... Registering an overall fill percentage of 84.9% ... Maintained an overall average of 201.1 with her traditional average being 198 and baker average at 203.5 ... 40% of her total games were over 200 with 1 top 5 finish on the year and a high game of 256 ... Beyer was also named to the NTCA All Region Honorable Mention and the Southland Bowling League Honor Roll.
2019-20 (As a Sophomore)
Was named to the Southland Bowling League All Academic Team ... All Southland Bowling League Third Team ... NTCA All American Honorable Mention ... Ranked No. 10 in traditional format 1st ball baker with 9.065 ... Was No. 10 in traditional format first ball 9+ percentage with 76.6% ... No. 12 in traditional format strike percentage with 50% of the time and No. 10 in traditional format scoring average with 20.481 ... Her traditional format frame fill percentage of 88.2% placed her No. 9 in the country while her traditional format spare conversion percentage of 76.3% put her as No. 11 ... No. 10 in the country for traditional format “makeable” spare conversion with 87.4% and No. 15 for traditional format single pin spare percentage at 93.6% ... Finished No. 26 in the NTCA Player Composite Performance Index and No. 10 on the NTCA Top 200 list with a 205.05 traditional game average ... Bowled a high game of 258 for the year with 57.1% of her games being over 200 ... Knabbed 1 top 5 finish for the year ... For the year, she bowled in 1,088 frames and posted 532 strikes and 388 spares ... struck on 48.6 % of her total attempts, converted 69% of her spares and registered 84.1% overall fill percentage ... Maintained a 195 baker format average and a 198.8 overall average.
2018-19 (As a Freshman)
Finished No. 5 in the country in the baker format leadoff bowler 1st frame strike percentage (44.6%) ... Ranked No. 54 in the NTCA Top 200 List with her 192.35 traditional game average for 46 games ... Season high game of 247... Score of 200 or more 34.8% of the time ... Named as the 2019 Stormin Ladyjack Classic MVP averaging 214.8 ... For the year, she bowled in 1,018 frames and posted 449 strikes and 399 spares ... Sported an average of 19.27 per frame ... Struck on 43.8% of her attempts, converted 69.2% of her spares and registered 82.7% overall fill frame percentage ... Maintained a 192 average in both traditional and baker formats ... Part of SFA’s 2019 NCAA National Championship team ... Named Southland Bowling League Honorable Mention.
Prior to SFA
Carlene comes to SFA from a small town in Wisconsin. She is the daughter of Matt and Jennie Beyer and the sister of Brystal Beyer. Her parents own a six-lane bowling center themselves in Manawa, Wisconsin. She has been bowling since she was only 4 years old and has a high game of 298 and high series of 780. Her highest average prior to college was 210. She is a lover of her pets back at home having two horses and two dogs. Carlene attended Little Wolf High School in Manawa, WI and during her time there she became a two-time High School State Individual Champion in both 2016 and 2017. Her high school team fell just short of a couple titles themselves finishing runner up in both 2016 and 2018. Carlene is an impressive 11-time Junior Bowlers Scholarship Tour Champion along with being a member of the Wisconsin High School All-Star team 3 years in a row.
While attending SFA, Carlene will be pursuing a degree in Elementary Education in hopes to be a teacher.
