Broken Bow graduate Chloe Herman helped lead the Midland University women’s bowling team to a runner-up finish at the NAIA Women’s Bowling National Championships last week. Midland, located in Fremont, NE, fell to Savannah College of Art and Design, located in Savannah, GA, in the championship match. Midland advanced through the winner’s bracket to qualify for the championship match while Savannah had to come back through the consolation bracket. That meant Savannah had to win twice over Midland to claim the title. The opening best of five series saw Savannah edging Midland 3-2 winning the decisive 5th game 206-199. Savannah would then win the decisive best of five series 3-1. (*Information on championship match gathered from Midland University website)
Herman visited with KCNI/KBBN sports following the national tournament. Herman said it was disappointing coming up just short in the championship match but added that it was a great way to end a season that had been filled with some adversity.
Herman is a senior at Midland and was named to the all-tournament team for her performance over the weekend. Herman said it was a great and thrilling way to conclude her bowling career at Midland
Bowling, like any sport, takes great preparation and training to be successful. Herman talked about how her game has evolved.
As far as her future plans, Herman told Central Nebraska’s Sports Source that she plans to pursue a career in human services and will look to further her bowling career.
CHLOE HERMAN INTERVIEW
