SAN ANTONIO, Texas | The Jackson State women's bowling team opened competition at the 2026 Bulldog Classic, hosted by Louisiana Tech, on Friday morning, earning two victories in Baker play against a competitive field.

Jackson State finished the opening day with a 2-3 record, knocking down 4,386 total pins for a 175.4 average to sit 13th in the tournament standings.

The Tigers opened competition against Texas Southern, earning their first victory of the day with a 907-899 decision. Jackson State followed that performance with another win against reigning Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) champion Alabama A&M, claiming an 850-832 victory.

The competition continued to intensify as the Tigers faced a pair of nationally ranked opponents in No. 3 Wichita State and No. 20 UAB before closing out the opening day against conference opponent Prairie View A&M.

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Jackson State returns to the lanes Saturday, Nov. 7, for the traditional portion of the Bulldog Classic. The Tigers will look to carry Friday's momentum into the second day of competition as they aim to improve their position in the tournament standings.

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