Campbell Peterson of Salina South carried a series average of 698 last season, which was the third best on the Cougars’ team.

Salina South returns so much talent this season, including Peterson, which has him thinking big things in 2024.

“I am excited for the state meet at the end of the season as I think our team has a good chance of winning it this season,” Peterson said.

Peterson understands that his growth as a bowler will go a long way in helping him and the Cougars reach their goals.

“My individual goals are to have the highest average in the state and I want to win state with my team at the end of the season,” Peterson said.

In order to improve not only his average and game totals, but his series average, too, Peterson focused on a basic fundamental throughout the offseason.

“I want to improve on my spare shooting,” Peterson said. “I do this by spending time on each spare and making sure I am comfortable and confident in each shot.”

Bowling will continue for Peterson after he graduates from Salina South in the spring.

“I plan on attending Barton Community College to continue bowling and to study business,” Peterson said.