Kansas City, Kan. — Free State High boys placed fifth at the six-team Turner Bowling Invitational on Monday. Jordan Jump led FSHS with a 625 to place eighth. Other Free State scores: Kyle Hall, 15th, 594; Nate Fiester, 18th, 575; Briggs Fish, 27th, 515; Chase Taylor, 31st, 478; and Curtis Zicker, 36th, 389.
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