The Fruitport boys bowling team has the advantage of experience this year, starting with standouts Keenan Camp and Bradley Dekker.

Both are third-year varsity starters, and one or the other frequently has a great outing to help the team.

They both had a great outing on Wednesday, with Camp rolling a very hot 404 series and Dekker coming in at 374, helping the undefeated Trojans down Hopkins 27.5-2.5 in an O-K Silver conference match.

Fruitport is now 3-0 overall and 2-0 in conference play.

“Keenan Camp and Bradley Dekker were our most valuable bowlers of the night,” said Fruitport head coach Tim McKeeby. “They have worked very hard to get to where they are at and we are proud of them.”

The Trojans dominated from the start, winning both baker games and the baker bonus points to take a 10-0 lead.

Their success continued in the regular games, which they won 838-613 and 828-555 to add another eight points.

Camp, Dekker, Dylan Winskas and Peyton Wirt each won their head-to-head matchups in Game 1, earning four more team points. Camp had the high score of 193. Corbin Judd tied his opponent and earned half a point for the team.

Camp, Dekker and Remy Parker were winners in Game 2, earning three more points. Camp rolled a 211 while Dekker came in at 210.

Fruitport completed its haul by winning the overall regular game pin count and the two-point bonus.