Artesia High School bowler Kambry Collins aims to secure her second state title, leading the Bulldogs as they pursue their ninth 4A state bowling championship on February 2 and 3 in Albuquerque. Collins, previously a novice in bowling, quickly excelled to earn all-state honors and contribute to the team's previous state victory. With a commitment to bowling, she is focused on clinching another state championship and is likening the accuracy required in bowling to her role as a softball pitcher.

Why It Matters

Collins' rapid progression in bowling from novice to state-level competitor highlights the impact of dedication and skill development in high school sports, inspiring other young athletes and shedding light on the growing prominence of bowling within the Artesia community.

By the Numbers
  • Artesia's bowling team started 17 years ago and has steadily grown into a state powerhouse.
  • Kambry Collins is part of a talented team with five sophomores leading the way this year.
State of Play
  • Kambry Collins and the Artesia Bulldogs are gearing up for the 4A state bowling championship on February 2 and 3 in Albuquerque.
  • The bowling season is the primary focus for Collins while she plays an additional sport of softball for the Lady Bulldogs.
What's Next

The next steps for Collins and the Bulldogs involve intense preparation for the 4A state bowling championship in Albuquerque, with the team aiming to secure its ninth state title.

Bottom Line

Kambry Collins' journey from novice to state-level bowler underscores the importance of determination and commitment in achieving athletic success, reinforcing the growing influence of bowling within high school sports programs.