Ethan McDonald
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- Hometown:
- Triton Coats, N.C.
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- Year:
- Sr.
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- High School:
- Triton
Bio
Honors/Awards
- 2023-24: ITC Team National Qualifer
- 2023-24: 2024 Second Team All-American
- 2023-24: Second Team All-OBC
- 2023-24: OBC Champion of Character Award
- 2022-23: ISC National Qualifer
- 2022-23: Member of Club National Championship Team
- 2022-23: First Team All-OBC
- 2021-22: First Team All-OBC
Personal
- Chemistry major
- Son of Karrie McDonald
News mentions
The Muskingum men's bowling team made it to the fifth round in the 2024 Collegiate Club Championships. The Muskies were led by junior Evan Thro who earned First Team All American honors.
The Muskingum men's bowling team took control of their future at the United States Bowling Congress Sectionals, with impressive performances that propelled the Muskies to a second-place finish as a team. With this placement, the Muskies will advance to the United States Bowling Congress Nationals in Jeffersontown, Kentucky.
Men's Bowling ranked 19th in the latest United States Bowling Conference (USBC) National Poll. The Muskies are the fourth ranked Club Team in the rankings.
Men's Bowling finished in third place at the Ohio Bowling Conference #5. Multiple Muskies earned honors for their performances this season, including finishing third in the OBC as a team this season.
Men's Bowling is ranked 17th in the most recent United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll.
Men's Bowling traveled to the Hoosier Classic where they finished 25th out of 78 teams. Junior Evan Thro logged 1273 pins in the tournament to finish 37th individually in a field of 531 bowlers.
Men's Bowling has climbed two spots in the latest United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll. The Muskies are ranked 16th after an outstanding performance at the Muskie Mash.
Senior Ethan McDonald, junior Evan Thro, and sophomore Brody Wildenmann each played their way onto the All-Tournament team as men's bowling dominated at the Muskie Mash.
Men's Bowling moved to 18th in the latest United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll.
Following a strong performance at the Ohio Bowling Conference #4 tournament, men's bowling has remained 17th in the latest United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll.
Men's Bowling finished third at Ohio Bowling Conference #4 behind Top-10 performances from senior Ethan McDonald and junior Evan Thro.
Men's Bowling is ranked 17th in the most recent United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll. The Muskies power back up the rankings after competing in the Kegel Midwest Championship.
Men's Bowling had a strong showing over the week with a sixth-place finish at the Roto Grip Keystone Classic, and a second-place finish at the Lehigh Valley Classic.
Men's Bowling is ranked 25th in the most recent United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll. The Muskies will take this ranking into next week where they will be competing at the Lehigh Invitational in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Men's Bowling stayed at 20th in the latest United States Bowling Congress (USBC) National Poll after a dominant performance at the Ohio Bowling Conference #3 Tournament.
Men's Bowling dominated in the Ohio Bowling Conference #3 Tournament with a team score of 7937. The Muskies finished the tournament winning by over 200 total pins.
Muskingum Men's Bowling was ranked 20th in the latest United States Bowling Congress (USBC) after competing in the Bowlero Southern tournament in Marietta, Georgia.
Men's Bowling finished 10th at the Bowlero Southern Classic two day tournament with a team score of 9739.
The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) ranked Muskingum 12th in their latest national poll.
Men's Bowling competed at the Ohio Bowling Conference #2 tournament, where they finished 4th out of 18 teams.
The United States Bowling Congress ranked Muskingum Men’s Bowling 2nd in their latest national poll.
The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) ranked Muskingum 10th in their latest national poll.
Sophomore Brody Wildenmann secured a fourth-place finish individually to lead the Muskies to a victory at the Welcome Back Tournament.