BOWIE Md. – The Johnson C Smith University women's bowling team rolled an average of 650.00 to pace the Golden Bulls to a second-place finish at the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Event III at the AMF Southdale Lanes in Pasadena, Md this weekend.
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