Why do sperm have centrioles and do female eggs cells even have centrioles? I was just wondering why it is that sperm have centrioles underneath the acrosome, but that also prompted a thought as to whether eggs have them too?

Oocytes do not have centrioles. During fertilization, the centrioles of the sperm become the centrioles of the zygote. Only one pair is needed, as there is only one cell (i.e. zygote) right after fertilization.