WEST BABYLON, N.Y. -- The Kutztown University women's bowling team compiled a 4-1 record in Baker format play for the second straight day to conclude play at the Molloy Baker Invite and close out the regular season, Sunday.

Coming off a 4-1 Saturday, the Golden Bears (68-53) opened with back-to-back wins on day two, though Sunday's tournament was treated as a separate one-day event.

Kutztown produced a high game of 204 in a 922-864 victory over Caldwell and led off with its best game of the day, a 220, in defeating New Jersey City University 853-793.

Host Molloy got a measure of revenge against the Golden Bears, 908-831, after KU had beaten the Lions a day earlier. The Maroon and Gold wouldn't lose again, however, outscoring Felician by 37 pins in the final game (189-153) to pull out an 838-808 win and finishing up with an 828-678 win over Saint Thomas Aquinas.

Kutztown took fourth in the team standings with 4,272 total pins and a 170.9 average. The Golden Bears knocked down 4,206 pins on Saturday (168.2 average).

Lindsey Gotwalt (Hanover, Md./Meade) had an 18.5 frame average in 20 frames to lead KU's efforts, while fellow freshman Madison Burkert (Reading, Pa./Muhlenberg) averaged 18.0 pins per frame in the same number of frames. Dana Henry (Oakhurst, N.J./Ocean Township) put up a 17.8 frame average in 17 frames and Angela Kozma (Beachwood, N.J./Toms River South) had a 17.7 average while playing the maximum 50 frames.

Caldwell, despite only going 3-2 on the day, finished with a tournament high 4,751 pins and 190.0 average. Molloy was second at 4,544 (181.8) and LIU Post third at 4,388 (175.5) ahead of the Golden Bears.

Kutztown will be back in action in two weekends at USBC Sectionals.