Rachel Moore bowled games of 257 and 219 en route to a 1,005 series to help the Culver-Stockton College women's bowling team to an eighth place finish at the season-opening Hammer Golden Eagle Invitational at Forest Lanes in Rockford, Ill., Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 30-Oct. 1.

Moore, who was participating in her first collegiate bowling event, finished second overall with an average of 201 for five games. Moore was named to the five member all-tournament team.

As a team, the Wildcats garnered 6,598 total pins between the five team games Saturday and the 16 baker games Sunday. C-SC averaged 797.2 pins per game in the five team games while averaging 163.25 pins in the 16 baker games.

In addition to Moore, Madi Shontz finished 31^st overall with 808 pins in the five games, averaging 161.8 pins per game. Shontz had a high game of 181. Jasmine Saunders placed 39^th overall with an average of 152.8 pins per game. Saunders totaled 769 pins overall and had a high game of 183.

Jersey Lessenger recorded a high game of 181 and finished with 732 total pins, or an average of 146.4 pins pe game. Lessenger finished 48^th overall among the 124 players competing. Rilee Allen finished 60^th overall with an average of 135.4 per game and a high game of 169.

The Wildcats return to action this Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 7-8, in the Midwest Collegiate Championships, which will be played at the AMF West Lanes in Milwaukee, Wis.