Bowling is the second in AnnArbor.com's series of six All-Washtenaw County teams from the winter sports season.

DREAM TEAM Chas Baker, Saline: Baker held the highest regular season average in the county with a 216. He helped the Hornets finish second at the Southeastern Conference tournament and into the Division 1 state team tournament.

Michael Goike, Father Gabriel Richard: Goike, who had a 202 season average, reached the round of 16 at the Division 3 state individual finals. After polishing off a third-place showing at regionals, he averaged 208 at states, including a 279 game. The junior captain was also named all-division in the Catholic High School League.

Justin Hazel, Skyline: His regular season average of 202 was respectable, but it paled in comparison to his post-season outburst. Hazel finished one pin shy of a 300 in his fifth and final game while winning a Division 2 individual regional. At the state finals, Hazel placed 47th. He was also named All-SEC Red.

Devon Micou, Huron: After averaging 197 in the regular season, Micou got hot in the postseason and registering a 1,147 series at a Division 1 regionals. That qualified him for the Division 1 state singles championship, where he just missed advancing from the qualifying block when he lost a 16th-place tiebreaker.

Aaron Ohl, Saline: The AnnArbor.com boys Bowler of the Year averaged 211 throughout the regular season, helping the Hornets finish 11-1 and earn a spot in the MHSAA state team tournament. Ohl also qualified for the Division 1 singles state championships, where he finished 27th. Named All-SEC Red.

HONORABLE MENTION Dan Eby, Saline Mike Harrington, Pioneer Alex Hoover, Ypsilanti Rusty Juliar, Pioneer Joe McClure, Saline Coten Philipi, Milan Neeko Robinson, Saline Curtis Stevens, Saline

DREAM TEAM Brittannie Divert, Milan: (Not pictured) Divert was one of only two Washtenaw County girls bowlers to advance to the state individual meet. She posted a 1,003 series to finish ninth at a Division 2 regional. Her season concluded with a 47th- place finish at the state individual qualifying round.

Katie Leite, Pioneer: Boasting the second highest average in the county (172), Leite led the way for the Pioneers this season. Her efforts helped pace Pioneer finish with a 10-2 overall record and landed her a spot on the All-SEC Red squad.

Nina Lewis, Ypsilanti: Lewis rolled the third highest score at the SEC tournament with a 211, helping Ypsilanti take eighth (1,490). She finished the season with a 168 average, which was the fourth-best among county bowlers. Lewis was the lone Phoenix bowler named to the All-SEC team.

Cheyenne Long, Saline: The senior dominated the area with a 198 average, nearly 30 points higher than the next bowler on the Washtenaw County leaderboard. She won a regional title and reached the semifinals at the individual state championships, where she lost to the eventual state champ. Also named All-SEC Red and AnnArbor.com’s clear-cut Bowler of the Year.

Amanda Taphouse, Pioneer: (Not pictured) Taphouse finished the season with a 153 average, which helped the Pioneers compile a 10-2 overall record. She was named to the All-SEC honorable mention list when season-ending honors were handed out.

HONORABLE MENTION Joann Aksamit, Skyline Michelle Allen, Pioneer Emily DeCook, Saline Bana Holderith, Pioneer Kristen Pattullo, Saline Nikki Spencer, Chelsea