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2026 - 2027 WOMEN'S TEAM
# 20 Kambry Collins
Artesia, New Mexico
Sophomore
Kambry started bowling in her sophomore year of high school and is a three time New Mexico all-state selection. She won the New Mexico state championship with her brother and teammates in 2024 under NMUSBC Hall of Famer Ken Clayton. She is also the NMHSBA 2024-25 division 3 senior tournament champion.
When she's not practicing or competing, Kambry enjoys watching college sports and professional softball. She also enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
Kambry is majoring in Social Studies Education and plans to be a high school history teacher and softball/bowling coach. She also plans to continue her education after graduation with a masters degree in history or educational administration.
# 21 Callie Vargas
Salina, Kansas
Sophomore
Callie is from Salina, Kansas and is following a degree in Psychology. She plans to become a behavioral therapist or animal therapist.
She has been bowling since 9 years old while having a high game of 287. In high school Callie has accomplished a KSHAA State title, 2 back to back Kansas State Pepsi titles, and 1 Kansas state championship title. There she learned to become a team player and build connections.
She loves hanging out with her friends and family, but likes to have her own time. Bowling has been a big part of her life while trying to incorporate it into her future plans.
Education, family life, and bowling keep her motivated to accomplish her goals.
# 5 Hannah Roberson
Wichita, Kansas
Sophomore
Hannah has been bowling for 4 years. Her senior year of high school she qualified for state. This made her the third female bowler in the history of Trinity High School to make it to state.
During her freshman year, she gained knowledge about the game. She looks forward to contining to improve her skills during theupcoming season.
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Hannah will be working toward a degree in Exercise Science.
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In her freetime, she enjoys hanging with friends, working out, and trying new coffee drinks.
# 3 Ellia Evans
Blanchard, Oklahoma
Sophomore
Ellia is a bowler from Aztec, New Mexico, who began her bowling journey during her senior year of high school at Dibble Ok. What started as a new experience quickly grew into a passion for the sport and a meaningful way for her to challenge herself create memories, and spend quality time with her dad, who has been an important part of her bowling journey.
Outside of bowling, Ellia is pursuing her degree in nursing and working toward a future career in healthcare.
She values the friendships, growth, and opportunities that bowling brings and looks forward to continuing to improve both on and off the lanes.
# 13 Trynitie Krout
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Sophomore
Krout has been bowling for three years. She was a varsity bowler for King's Gate Christian School during her junior and senior years. Her senior year her school went on to become regional champions and state runners up in the Oklahoma High School Bowling Conference. They are the first team to make it to the finals their debut season.
She was also awarded All-State Bowler for her school and recognized for her leadership for bowling and cheer at the KGCS Athletic Awards. She was a member of the AMF Windsor Youth League, working with Hall of Famer Bowler Tommy Horsley. Krout's proudest achievements are 2025 OKHSB State Runners Up and being valedictorian of her senior class.
On campus, she is invovled in student leadership and writes for the SNU Echo. In her free time, she loves to spend time with friends and family, read, and be involved in church.
# 6 Sara Harvey
Ishpeming, Michigan
Freshman
Sara started bowling her freshman year of high school for the Ishpeming Neguanee High School team. During her four years in high school she made it to states twice, finishing 22nd her junior year and 14th her senior year.
In her senior year she shot a high game of 273 and won all singles titles in the Upper Peninsula Conference.
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Sara will be working on earning a Business Finance degree.
Sara in her free time reads, playing cards/ board games,watches sitcoms and loves hanging out with her siblings.
# 8 Chryslin Sakata
Waipahu, Hawaii
Freshman
Chryslin has been bowling for around 9 years and has a high game of 299 and high series of 700. In high school bowling, she served as her high school girl’s team captain for the past 2 years and has a high finish of 1st in the OIA Championships and 4th in the HHSAA State Tournament.
She ended her junior bowler journey as the 25-26 OJBT Girl’s Division Player of the Year with a total of 6 OJBT Girl’s Division titles.
Off the lanes she enjoys art, spending time with friends and family, and contributing to research projects at a local agriculture research center.
She is majoring in biochemistry and planning to apply that degree to the environmental science or food science fields.
# 27 Sophia Oberding
Minooka, Illinois
Freshman
Sophia has been bowling since she was eight years old. In high school, she helped her team make it to the state tournament for the three years she was on varsity.
During her junior year, Sophia earned her high game of 288 during one of her tournaments, placing first individually and leading her team to a first-place finish overall!
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Off the lanes she enjoys working, hanging out with friends and family, and going to concerts!
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# 10 Austyn Knight
Meridian, Idaho
Sophomore
Austyn has been bowling for 5 years now. She started her freshman year of High School. She was a part of the first girls team to make it to State, where they placed first in qualifiers and 6th in the State. She recently switched to two hand bowling around 2 years ago.
She has gained a lot of knowledge for the game during her freshman year and is excited to apply what she has learned into this years season.
When she is not at the alley, she enjoys spending time with her friends, cheering on the Denver Broncos very loudly, and pursuing her love and passion for photography and mass media.