Saturday:
 The Prairie View A&M bowling team slipped into seventh place during the second day of the 2019 Stalling Invite hosted by North Carolina A&T Aggie Invitational, on Saturday.
 
The team now has a 4-6 record overall as they concluded the second day of play.
 
Starting off, the Lady Panthers suffered a 989-842 loss to 21-ranked Mount St. Marys. After dropping a 1,036–892 match to the 19^th-ranked Alabama - Birmingham, Prairie View earned their first win of the day besting Howard 1,016-923.
 
The team then fell in a 944-929 match to 13^th-ranked Lincoln Memorial, but was able to end the day on a good note by defeating Coppin State 982-918.
 
Freshman Patricia Rosales currently sits in ninth place in individual standings, with an average of 208.60 pins per game. Sophomore Crystal Cline follows in 20th place, with an average of 200.80 pins per game.
 
"The team had a slow start this during the morning play," said head PVAMU coach Glenn White.  "We really didn't get it going until the third match after losing the first two.  Any team here can beat you if you're not ready to compete and we just weren't ready. The last three matches of the day were all tough matches but we were able to grind out a couple of wins." 
 
Sunday
 
The Prairie View A&M bowling team finished in sixth place overall with a 5-7 match record on the final day of the Vernell Stallings Invite hosted by North Carolina A&T.
 
In the first round of the championship bracket, the Lady Panthers defeated 15^th – ranked Delaware State University 4-2 (191-172, 185-194, 192-166, 207-200, 155-212, 166-154).  PVAMU moved onto the second round, where they were fell in their matchup against 17th-ranked Louisiana Tech 1-4 (186-205, 234-239, 190-225, 229-180, 190-193).
 
Prairie View finished the tournament with a total pin count of 12,524, averaging 188.4 per game.
 
"I am pleased with our overall performance this past weekend in the NCAT Stallings Invitational," White said.  "We fell a little short of our goal which was to finish from third to fifth but I will accept our finish. The team showed a maturity that I have been looking for in how we should compete in the national tournaments and in how we bounce back from a poor performance in any match."
 
"They really competed well in bracket play on Sunday winning a tough match against ranked Delaware State and ultimately losing a hard fought battle against La Tech. Now we have a chance to step back and really work on some things during our holiday break to get ready for a heavy schedule next semester."  
 
Next, the Lady Panthers will return to action when they compete in the NCAA Vegas Open beginning on Friday, Jan. 10 in Las Vegas, Nevada.