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# 23 Brandon Handog
Staten Island, New York
Junior
Brandon is from Staten Island, New York, and is pursuing a degree in Marketing.
He has been bowling for eight years and has earned a high game of 300 and a high series of 814. In high school, Brandon won three City Championships in a row for Susan E. Wagner High School, and during his senior year, Brandon broke the PSAL High Average record with an average of 242.
During his sophomore year at SNU, Brandon earned the first 300 game in the history of the Tier I Match Games event hosted by McKendree at St. Clair Lanes.
Bowling and his studies keep him busy, but Brandon loves to watch football and basketball in his free time..
# 14 Dylan Terada
Kaneohe, Hawaii
Sophomore
Dylan was Team Captain for the Castle High School's Bowling Team his senior year. Dylan placed fifth in the Hawaii State Championships, back to back years, helping his high school team win State in his junior year.
Dylan earned the title in the OIA Championship in back to back years, making the First Team All Star Team back to back years.
Dylan earned Player of the Year his senior year, earning High Average and High Series, 811, for the 2022-23 season. Dylan was also the Second Team Captain for the Oahu Junior Bowlers Tour All Star Team.
In the 2024-25 season at SNU Dylan made the All tournament team at two of the tournaments he bowled and averaged 191 for the season
Dylan's academic plan is to pursue a degree in Marketing
# 44 Landon McConnell
York, Nebraska
Sophomore
As a kid, Landon never gave bowling a thought he was just having fun throwing the ball with his right hand. At about the age of 12 Landon really wanted to give bowling a shot but, this time he was left handed, not quite sure where that came from but it felt normal.
Landon started one-handed and although it wasn’t horrible he wasn’t able to get enough speed and revs on the ball as he had hoped. So, his coach in high school had offered him the idea of throwing the ball 2-handed. Landon was skeptical but he gave it a shot.
It turned out to be the right decision as he has hit huge milestones such as multiple 700 series and even a 299 game when he was 15. Landon committed to SNU with a goal to earn his degree in Physical Therapy.
# 19 Myles Etherington
Pickerington, Ohio
Sophomore
Myles was a four year varsity bowler for Pickerington High School Central in Pickerington, Ohio.
Bowling is something he has always enjoyed doing and Myles began to increase his efforts in the game by bowling competitively during his sophomore year of high school.
Over the years Myles has learned so much about the game and has worked extensively with PBA Member and Pro Shop Owner, Tom Carter to improve his knowledge of the game.
"I have always dreamed of making it to the next level and I'm very excited for the opportunity to bowl in college at SNU."
Myles will be earning his degree in Business Finance.
# 4 Riley Speer
Beech Grove, Indiana
Freshman
Riley is from Beech Grove, Indiana and is pursuing a degree in Marketing.
He has been bowling for fifteen years and has earned a high game of 300 and a high series of 846.
In Indiana High School Bowling, he earned two individual state championships and one team state championship, including a 235 average his sophomore year.
He recently finished 7th at Junior Gold and earned a spot on Junior Team USA 2026.
When he is not bowling or studying, he is watching basketball or football or he is playing Rocket League.
# 33 Jack Perrett
Benton, Louisiana
Freshman
Jack was the 2024 NWLA male youth bowler of the year, in addition to finishing top 5 in 8 LAUSBC youth tournaments.
In high school, Jack was the LAUSBC State Tournament champion in singles back to back years in 2022 and 2023, and was ranked #1 in the state of Louisiana in average his senior year.
Jack is pursuing his degree in Mass Communications
# 25 Jayden Kadooka
Oahu, Hawaii
Freshman
Jayden picked up a bowling ball at age five and the lanes has been his stage ever since.
As a freshman he and his high school team captured the triple crown, taking OIA West, the OIA Championship, and the HHSAA State title.
In 2022 (his sophomore year) Jayden placed 2nd at the Junior Gold DV8 Shootout in Indianapolis, in high school he won OIA West while earning Player of the Year honors, and finished 2nd at the HHSAA State Championships.
In 2023 he repeated as OIA West champion and again earned Player of the Year, qualifying once more for the HHSAA State Championship and secured the spot for 1st place.
In 2024, his senior season, Jayden completed a three-peat as OIA West champion and collected Player of the Year for the third straight year. Individually he finished 2nd at HHSAA States, and his team reclaimed the triple crown—OIA West, OIA Championship, and HHSAA State Championship.
Off the lanes, Jayden plans to pursue a degree in Business Management.
# 13 Trevor Trousil
Decatur, Texas
Freshman
Trevor is from Decatur, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Accounting.
He has been bowling for 4 years and has earned a high game of 299 in high school, Trevor’s HS Team, Edward S. Marcus High School, earned back to back Texas Regional titles.
Trevor loves to play Disc Gold and watch Football, and Hockey in his free time.
# 12 Gabe Rush
Elgin, Oklahoma
Freshman
Gabe started at the age of 4. He began bowling one handed until he was inspired by Jason Belmonte, which really sparked his deep interest in the sport.
Gabe's high series is 770 with a combined with a high game of 288.
Gabe is a three time 2024 - 2025 Oklahoma State Champion in three sports, Football, Bowling and Track in the High Jump.
Gabe is a two sport student athlete at SNU Bowling and Track.
Gabe is pursuing a degree in Finance.
