Tyson Bramble has signed with RedTail Men’s Bowling

CLARINDA–Tyson Bramble, of Clarinda High School has recently signed his letter of intent to continue his academic and athletic career at Hawkeye Community College. 

Bramble has been bowling for 10 years now, so he has a lot of experience in the sport. "I'm excited to go to Hawkeye because it will give me the opportunity to bowl at the college level while also studying engineering," said Bramble. "I'm most excited about bowling and meeting my teammates next year." 

Head coach Roger Taylor said, "Tyson is a talented young man." Coach Taylor and Bramble, along with assistant coach Joe Squires, met at the high school state championship held at Cadillac XBC. Coach Taylor said, "We have both been tremendously impressed with how good Tyson throws that ball and his overall skill level. We can picture Tyson's skills to help lead us in the right direction going towards the future." 

While attending Hawkeye, Bramble will be studying engineering, and we wish him the best of luck with his future as a RedTail. 

"He has the ability to be a top contender on our squad and as we travel to tournaments. We are excited for the future of Hawkeye and with all of the talent that we have coming in, the sky's the limit," said coach Taylor.