Local teen qualifies for second straight trip to national bowling championship

  • Hot Springs sophomore Braden Yeager rolls a ball towards the pins at the Winner’s Circle recently, in preparation for his upcoming trip to the juniors national tournament in Detroit this summer. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Hot Springs sophomore Braden Yeager rolls a ball towards the pins at the Winner’s Circle recently, in preparation for his upcoming trip to the juniors national tournament in Detroit this summer. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
  • Braden Yeager, left, poses for a photo with his dad Robb, whom he says has helped him develop his technique. Braden credits his mom Tara with helping him with the mental part of the sport. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Braden Yeager, left, poses for a photo with his dad Robb, whom he says has helped him develop his technique. Braden credits his mom Tara with helping him with the mental part of the sport. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    HOT SPRINGS – This year has seen a high number Hot Springs student-athletes achieve high honors on a statewide level in several different sports.Sophomore Braden Yeager is another athlete who can be added to that list, as he is currently sitting in sixth place of his U18 division in the four-week South Dakota Youth Bowling State Tournament, with a 204 average in ‘All Event Scratch.?...

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