DOVER, Del. -- The Hampton University women's bowling team won four matches this past weekend at the Capital Classic, hosted by Delaware State University on Saturday and Sunday. 

The Lady Pirates went 2-3 during team match play on Saturday, losing the first two to Adelphi University (847-873) and Delaware State (798-909); however, they won the next two against North Carolina A&T (851-801) and Howard (874-828). Hampton came up short against St. Peter's 878-888. 

Jazzminn Richey-Obey (Lorain, Ohio)once again led the Lady Pirates with a total pinfall of 950, bowling a season-high 235 against Howard. Rebecca Glazier was second on the team with a total pinfall of 929, and she averaged 185.8 per game. 

As a team, Hampton's total pinfall was 4,248 on Saturday, averaging 849.6 total pins per game. 

Hampton went 2-3 in Baker total pinfall. On Sunday, the Lady Pirates lost the first two matches to Delaware State (711-734) and Adelphi (647-749); yet they beat Howard (716-645) and St. Peter's (4-1). In the last match, Hampton battled hard but came up short to Adelphi (3-4). 

The Lady Pirates (53-67) will return to action on Friday, Saturday and Sunday for their last tournament before the MEAC Championships, when they travel to Smyrna, Tenn. to compete in the Music City Classic. For more information on Hampton University bowling, please call Derrick Coles, Assistant Sports Information Director at (757) 727-5906, or visit the official Pirates website at http://www.hamptonpirates.com