Final state bowling champions crowned on last day

The final four state bowling championships were handed out on Wednesday on the third and final day of action from Cadillac XBC in Waterloo.
Waterloo West teammates Ben Geer and Macy Smedley were crowned Class 3A individual champions while the Vinton-Shellsburg boys and Camanche girls won 1A team gold.
Entering bracket play in 3A, the Top 8 placewinners were all over 700 for the boys, as Geer fired a 259 to down Ethan Biggerstaff from Waukee in the finals.
Class 3A individual #iahsbowl champ honors to Waterloo West’s Ben Geer! The eight place-winners were all over 700 entering bracket play.
— IHSAA (@IHSAA) February 26, 2025
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* Results from Tuesday at the state bowling championships
The No. 1 seed, Geer had a 766 series in pre-bracket play including games of 279 and 269.
Smedley, a junior, got hot at the right time, entering bracket play as the No. 8 seed. She earned a 217-214 victory in the quarterfinals before winning in the semifinals by five pins.
In the final, Smedley topped Mackenzie Clubb from Ottumwa, 245-195. She got into the final-eight by just 17 pins.
Congratulations to the Class 3A Individual Champion: Macy Smedley from Waterloo West! 🎳#IGHSAU #IowaGirl #statebowling pic.twitter.com/t4PmHyHcrD
— IGHSAU (@IGHSAU) February 26, 2025
* Results from opening day at the state bowling championships
Vinton-Shellsburg topped Camanche in the finals after entering as the No. 2 seed. Camanche knocked off top-seed Shenandoah in the semifinals.
The Class 1A team tournament wraps up the week at Cadillac XBC and Vinton-Shellsburg takes home the hardware! 🏆🧢
— IHSAA (@IHSAA) February 27, 2025
Congrats and thank you to all who made this a great three days of #iahsbowl!
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The Camanche girls came out on top with a victory over Louisa-Muscatine as the top-seed.
Congratulations to the Back-to-Back Class 1A Team Champions: Camanche!🎳#IGHSAU #IowaGirl #statebowling pic.twitter.com/rWLw7wybEr
— IGHSAU (@IGHSAU) February 27, 2025
