Quincy University Hawks

2025-26 (Junior): Grosvenor competed in nine events during his junior season, bowling 35 games and finishing with a 192.143 average. His best individual performance of the season came at the Annual Lions Match Play Games, where he finished ninth out of 97 bowlers after averaging 220.667 pins across three games. Grosvenor averaged more than 200 pins in four events during the season.

2024-25 (Sophomore): In his second season, Zakery was second on the team with an average of 200.769 pins per game across eight events and 39 total games. His top finish came during the Eagle Invitational, where he knocked down 1062 pins for an average of 212.4, good for an 8th place finish out of 133. He also had a top 25 finish in the Mid States Championship, leading the team and finishing 17th, knocking down 1256 pins across six games for an average of 209.333 pins per game.

2023-24 (Freshman): Grosvenor participated in nine events as a freshman, bowling in 41 games. Zakery had an average of 193.707 pins per game, with two top-25 finishes in the Warhawk Open and the 2023 Intercollegiate Singles Sectional Qualifier. In the Warhawk Open, he placed 13th out of 272 bowlers with a season-high total of 1251 pins, giving him an average of 208.5 pins in six games.

Personal: Grosvenor joins the Hawks bowling team from Jonesboro, Arkansas. Zakery went to Nettleton High School, where he was a two-time 5A State Champion in bowling. Outside of bowling, Grosvenor enjoys playing guitar and disc golf. Zakery is the son of Sabrina and James Grosvenor.

Why QU?
I chose QU because of the campus's close-knit community.