Rutgers bowling team finishes fourth at EIBT #2 in North Brunswick
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 2:07 AM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026

The Rutgers bowling team's varsity squad secured a fourth-place finish at the Eastern Intercollegiate Bowling Tournament #2 held at Lucky Strike North Brunswick. Competing against nine teams, Rutgers totaled 4,389 pins, just eight pins shy of third place. The team had improved significantly from a previous tournament where they placed eighth. Drew Hartong and Gavin Williams both recorded top 10 finishes individually. The performance underscores Rutgers' progress from the prior year's event, reflecting a notable increase in average team score.
- •Rutgers scored 4,389 pins over five games at EIBT #2.
- •The team finished eight pins behind third place.
- •Drew Hartong and Gavin Williams finished in the top 10 individually.
- •Rutgers averaged 877.8 pins per game, a significant increase from last year.
- •The previous day, the team finished eighth in a tournament at Lodi.
- 2:07 AMYahoo Sports — Bowling Finishes Fourth at EIBT #2, Eight Pins Off the Podium in North Brunswick
"A day after finishing eighth of nine at Lodi, the club’s varsity climbed to fourth in North Brunswick, with Drew Hartong and Gavin Williams both finishing in the individual top 10
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