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# 23 Brandon Handog
Staten Island, New York
Senior
Brandon has been bowling for nearly 10 years and has achieved multiple perfect 300 games, along with a career-high series of 814. During high school, he won three city championships and set the PSAL record for highest season average with a 242.
While competing for SNU, Brandon made history by bowling the first-ever 300 game in the Tier I Match Games event hosted by McKendree University at St. Clair Lanes.
During his Junior season, he also qualified for the Intercollegiate Singles Championship as one of just 24 men's competitors. That same season, he helped SNU qualify for the Intercollegiate Team Championships, where the team was one of only 16 men's teams to earn a spot in the national championship field.
Outside of bowling and academics, Brandon enjoys watching basketball and playing video games.
# 14 Dylan Terada
Kaneohe, Hawaii
Junior
Dylan has been bowling for 12 years and has achieved a high game of 300 and a high series of 811.
In high school he was the team captain for his team in his senior year and led his team to a repeat OIA title and a 2nd place finish at states.
During his Sophomore season, he helped SNU qualify for the Intercollegiate Team Championships, where the team was one of only 16 men's teams to earn a spot in the National Championship field and finished 5th in the Nation.
Dylan is working toward a degree in Marketing
Outside of school Dylan works at pharmacare Hawaii and bowls singles tournaments when he’s not practicing
# 19 Myles Etherington
Pickerington, Ohio
Junior
Myles was a four-year varsity bowler for Pickerington High School Central in Pickerington, Ohio.
He played baseball for most of his life but started bowling going into highschool. It was something he really 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.
During the 2025-2026 Myles and his team qualifed for ITC's and had an incredible run at nationals.
Myles will be earning his degree in Accounting and Finance.
# 4 Riley Speer
Beech Grove, Indiana
Sophomore
Riley has been bowling for 17 years and was a three-time state champion for Lutheran High School of Indianapolis. He won the team state title his freshman year and the individual state title his junior and senior years along with player of the year.
He achieved a 9th place finish at Junior Gold in 2024 and a 7th place finish in 2025, earning him a spot on Junior Team USA 2026. Recently, he was named an NCBCA All-American honorable mention and NCBCA All-Rookie, notching three all-tournament team awards, including one at the Mid-States Championships in Wichita, Kansas.
During his Freshman season, he helped SNU qualify for the Intercollegiate Team Championships, where the team was one of only 16 men's teams to earn a spot in the National Championship field and finished 5th in the Nation.
When he is not bowling, he enjoys collecting sports cards, watching NASCAR and F1, and playing video games with friends.
Riley is majoring in Marketing and plans to become a social media manager or digital media manager. He plans to get his masters degree in marketing and bowl professionally on the PBA Regional tour along with working full-time.
# 33 Jack Perrett
Benton, Louisiana
Sophomore
Jack was the 2024 NWLA youth bowler of the year in addition to finishing top 5 in 8 LAUSBC youth tournaments
In high school, Jack was the LAUSBC tournament champion in singles back to back year in 2022 and 2023 and was ranked #1 in the state of Louisiana in average his senior year.
During his Freshman season, he helped SNU qualify for the Intercollegiate Team Championships, where the team was one of only 16 men's teams to earn a spot in the National Championship field and finished 5th in the Nation.
Jack is pursuing a degree in communications
# 25 Jayden Kadooka
Oahu, Hawaii
Sophomore
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.
During his Freshman season, he helped SNU qualify for the Intercollegiate Team Championships, where the team was one of only 16 men's teams to earn a spot in the National Championship field and finished 5th in the Nation.
Off the lanes, Jayden plans to pursue a degree in Business Management.
# 13 Trevor Trousil
Decatur, Texas
Sophomore
Trevor started bowling after his step-dad took him out to try it in his sophmore year of highschool.
As he went into his junior year of high school his team qualified for state in back to back years for his junior and senior year.
During his Freshman season, he helped SNU qualify for the Intercollegiate Team Championships, where the team was one of only 16 men's teams to earn a spot in the National Championship field and finished 5th in the Nation.
Trevor is pursing his degree in Accounting
# 54 Gavin Lyon
Mustang, Oklahoma
Sophomore
Gavin Lyon is a member of the Southern Nazarene University bowling team.
After playing football for his entire life, he recently made the transition to collegiate bowling, bringing the same competitive drive and work ethic to the lanes.
Gavin is majoring in education and plans to be a teacher and a football coach.
# 20 Jacob Tirado
Schenectady, New York
Freshman
Jacob has been bowling for the past 4 years on the high scholl varsity team out of Colonie, NY.
During which time he has earnedthe high school boy's record for high six game series of 1,532 for New York State as well as the National record for high three gameseries of 890.
Jacob will be a freshman at SNU and looks to grow and develop his skills and knowledge both on and off the lanes.
When he is not bowling Jacob enjoys watching baseball and spending time with his family.
# 18 Diego Lujan
Centennial, Colorado
Freshman
Diego has been bowling for over a decade with an unorthodox form: he puts his right hand in the ball but throws like a two handed lefty. But this form of his hasn't stopped him from earning a multitude of achievements throughout his career.
He's won 8 JBT titles ranging through states such as California, New Mexico, and Colorado, as well as back to back Bowler of the Year Honors from 2025 and 2026 has placed in the top 100 in the country as of last year in Junior Gold, and has made multiple top 5 finishes during his high school season.
While competing in tournaments for years, he's built himself up both mentally and physically in
many ways, and has developed his own strategies to tackle such difficult patterns before and after the transition.
His greatest achievement was making his TV debut on CBS back in 2023 for the USA Bowling National Championships in Indiana.
Outside of his career, Diego enjoys collecting Pokemon cards, playing chess, watching hockey, and engaging in physical activities.
He is a Business Major and plans to earn his Bachelors' so he can start a family owned bowling center in the future. By taking his first steps to his goal, he's learning about trading in the stock market, risk management, and building himself up from his mistakes by using them to adapt and take on even the toughest setbacks.
# 12 Tailen Scheuermann
Altoona, Wisconsin
Freshman
Tailen has been bowling for 4 years.
He started bowling when he joined the Eau Claire Memorial Wagners Co-Op high school team.
He caught on to the sport of bowling rapidly leading his team to 4 state appearances along with 3 top 5 finishes. He individually qualified for state 3 of the 4 years winning player of the year and a regional Singles title his junior year.
He also had Chippewa Valley Region high youth average from 2023-2026 with a high average of 221.
In Tailen’s free time away from bowling he enjoys watching football, baseball, and hockey.
# 8 Bryndon Smith
Harrah, Oklahoma
Freshman
Bryndon has been bowling for the past 2 years. Before he got into bowling he played soccer for 13 years and decided to give bowling a chance his junior year of high school. Bryndon is a two hand bowler.
Outside of bowling, Bryndon enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching soccer, playing pickle ball, and supporting OKC Thunder.
Byrndon is working toward and Athletic Trainings degree
Bryndon is excited to continue growing as a student athlete while proudly representing SNU.