When: February 21st–22nd, 2026
What: Youth Interstate All-Stars – Final Stop
Where: Surfside Bowling Entertainment Center, Surfside Beach, SC
Division: U15 Boys
Lane Pattern: 2023 USBC Jr. Gold – Advancers Round #1 (41", 1.75:1, 31.75 mL)
Format: Individual and Baker team competition
Category Result
Division U15 Boys
6-Game Set Total (Stop #3) 1,221 pins
6-Game Set Average 203.5
High Set Award 🏆 653 three-game set
Individual Standing (Stop #3) 2nd Place – 11 pins behind winner
Season Total Pins 3,410
Season Average 189.4
Bowler of the Year Season Rank 2nd Overall
Virginia Team Finish (Stop #3) 3rd Place
Virginia Team Finish (Season) 2nd Overall
Notable Achievements Anchored U15 Boys team, posted season-high averages, captured High Set award
Arryn Odujebe had a standout weekend at the final stop of the 2026 Youth Interstate All-Star season, posting one of his highest averages of the year: 203.5 over six games on a challenging sport pattern.
Individual Performance – Stop #3 (Feb 21–22, 2026)
Games: 172 / 200 / 196 / 226 / 203 / 224 = 1,221 pins
Six-game average: 203.5
Finished 2nd in individual standings, just 11 pins behind winner Kaleb Luther
Captured the High Set award for a 653 three-game series
Season Summary
Total pins for 18-game season: 3,410
Season average: 189.4
Finished 2nd overall in Bowler of the Year standings, narrowly behind Ean Laws (3,524 pins)
Team Performance
Virginia U15 Boys team finished 3rd at the final stop
For the full season, the Virginia program placed 2nd overall in the four-state competition
Arryn anchored his team, providing leadership and scoring consistency
High-level competition: Multi-state interstate format with both individual and Baker team events
Challenging sport pattern: Required precise adjustments and strategy
Mental toughness: Maintaining elite averages under pressure demonstrates focus and competitive maturity
Career milestones: Stop #3 included a season-high 203.5 average and a High Set award
This final stop highlighted Arryn’s growth as a bowler, reinforcing his competitive fire, adaptability, and ability to deliver under pressure — all traits college coaches and recruiters value.
Special congratulations to Kaleb Luther (Stop #3 winner) and Ean Laws (Bowler of the Year champion). The Virginia program, coaches, and teammates provided tremendous support throughout the season, helping Arryn continue to refine his game and achieve outstanding results.