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The All Stars Look Like All Star at States

By Tom Barton | Mar 18, 2025 | Sports
Trishna Desai | Smithtown CSD

The Smithtown High School bowling team won the New York State Championship this week. 

The Smithtown High School East team was led by sophomore Trishna Desai as they went on to capture the Suffolk Section XI All-Star bowling team state title. 

They won the event on March 15 in Syracuse. Leading the way was Desai who averaged a 226 at the tournament, including a high game of 247.

Coach Roper led an experienced team with five of the six bowlers having been a part of one of the previous two teams. This one became the best in New York. 

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