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Women Tournament 11 021921 Individual Combined Scores Hoosier Classic I-Women 02/20/2021 - 02/20/2021 Tier 2 USBC Indianapolis, IN Women's Division Cert. No: 7276 Game Game Game Game Game Individual Game Tourn. Rank Bowler Bowler ID Team 1 2 3 4 5 Total Bowled Ave. 1 Taishaye Naranjo 11-352593 Webber International University V 226 198 243 220 221 1108 5 221.6 2 Hannah Jaros 11-204504 St. Ambrose University V 218 189 239 211 212 1069 5 213.8 3 Addy Nelson 7914-44291 St. Ambrose University V 209 204 255 201 186 1055 5 211 4 Alyssa Zombirt 8091-18744 Kentucky Wesleyan V 191 208 202 198 254 1053 5 210.6 5 Jessica Fraser 11-289990 Huntington University V 180 207 172 245 201 1005 5 201 6 Karsyn Burgess 5730-20450 St. Ambrose University V 225 221 179 182 186 993 5 198.6 7 Rhian Dobinson 20-18982 McKendree University V 249 145 195 185 211 985 5 197 8 Jenna Beatty 6504-4759 Lourdes University V 211 208 205 169 189 982 5 196.4 9 Stephanie Gasca 11-612140 Saint Xavier University V 201 217 182 165 214 979 5 195.8 10 Megan Hess 5830-2374 St. Ambrose University V 195 182 211 192 192 972 5 194.4 11 Meagan Odum 11-233855 Missouri Baptist University V 160 211 187 226 178 962 5 192.4 12 Maegan Connor 16-66557 Emmanuel College V 219 199 177 189 175 959 5 191.8 13 Rebekah Dearing 8754-9597 Marian University (IN) V 178 243 178 181 168 948 5 189.6 14 Jada Bassette 11-471571 Lincoln Memorial University V 198 174 180 213 182 947 5 189.4 15 Shania Carr 7914-48974 Lincoln Memorial University V 189 219 166 189 175 938 5 187.6 16 Destiny Miller 5730-8287 Saint Xavier University V 171 189 204 172 201 937 5 187.4 17 Amber Elliott 8615-34173 Huntington University V 188 210 186 166 182 932 5 186.4 18 Emily Kiss 6486-1422 Walsh University V 196 201 206 161 167 931 5 186.2 19 Alexandra Wozniak 5730-29010 Saint Xavier University V 188 194 170 182 192 926 5 185.2 20 Tanneill Dejongh 18-1502 Spring Arbor University V 182 185 203 179 174 923 5 184.6 21 Jamie Bleiler 8414-15968 Spring Arbor University V 184 150 167 216 203 920 5 184 22 Breanna Gibbons 5797-3208 Lourdes University V 172 198 192 212 136 910 5 182 23 Samantha Bugno 5743-4150 Kentucky Wesleyan V 165 179 202 199 162 907 5 181.4 24 Lauren Jackson 11-39207 Bethel University (IN) V 175 195 168 174 192 904 5 180.8 25 Kayli Iorio 8067-5470 Huntington University V 164 182 163 207 183 899 5 179.8 26 Brianna Evans 16-110359 McKendree University V 193 184 179 171 170 897 5 179.4 27 Gillian Moore 11-695483 Emmanuel College V 190 157 180 202 167 896 5 179.2 28 Kyaira Stephens 8959-94409 Lourdes University V 204 174 193 153 169 893 5 178.6 29 Allison Stump 11-718299 Marian University (IN) V 185 182 169 177 175 888 5 177.6 30 Arianna Campbell 9229-46892 Emmanuel College V 169 183 145 157 232 886 5 177.2 31 Justine Brookover 6885-223 Lincoln Memorial University V 180 149 163 193 198 883 5 176.6 32 Taylor Petrey 7914-48034 Midway University V 201 169 146 164 203 883 5 176.6 33 Olivia Lampkin 11-117387 Lincoln Memorial University V 207 181 161 166 165 880 5 176 34 Christin Swank 9028-2705 St. Ambrose University V 186 155 177 179 182 879 5 175.8 35 Alicia Yacono 6447-3130 Walsh University V 195 168 174 160 171 868 5 173.6 36 Addison Starr 8019-59014 Walsh University V 190 138 185 198 146 857 5 171.4 37 Haley Dunn 5730-32469 Missouri Baptist University V 162 143 187 203 162 857 5 171.4 38 Allyia Nicol 15-183895 Notre Dame College V 181 159 171 162 179 852 5 170.4 39 Alyson Burns 7914-8371 McKendree University V 172 167 191 147 173 850 5 170 40 Alexandria Hahn 5774-656 Lourdes University V 166 180 163 185 144 838 5 167.6 41 Erika Toops 15-166394 Bethel University (IN) V 183 179 197 127 147 833 5 166.6 42 Whitney Goodman 11-554224 Kentucky Wesleyan V 122 170 162 230 147 831 5 166.2 43 Hannah King 15-10116 Midway University V 169 150 160 188 160 827 5 165.4 44 Madison Woodmansee 11-757093 Marian University (IN) V 173 159 152 160 180 824 5 164.8 45 Caitlin Welch 8252-19904 Emmanuel College V 136 151 169 201 165 822 5 164.4 46 Jaqueline Witura 20-37620 Webber International University V 140 0 241 205 193 779 4 194.75 47 Sarah Galloway 15-189709 Spring Arbor University V 175 109 170 175 146 775 5 155 48 Katie Fraser 11-289992 Huntington University V 0 187 196 194 187 764 4 191 49 Emelie Neidenmark 18-13916 Webber International University V 181 179 180 190 0 730 4 182.5 50 Pieper Mallett 20-2900 Midway University V 0 182 187 191 167 727 4 181.75 51 Kirstin Rood 11-168164 McKendree University V 0 216 176 173 161 726 4 181.5 52 Skylar Brooks 11-50935 Emmanuel College V 161 220 204 140 0 725 4 181.25 53 Melanie Bielecki 17-10033 Notre Dame College V 0 170 168 191 185 714 4 178.5 54 Faith Cornish 18-62634 Spring Arbor University V 0 169 194 160 182 705 4 176.25 55 Caitlin Capozucca 11-738717 Webber International University V 170 158 0 209 166 703 4 175.75 56 Megan Jones 17-21165 Missouri Baptist University V 0 203 156 179 153 691 4 172.75 57 Meghan Ritzinger 6490-3263 Notre Dame College V 170 193 192 123 0 678 4 169.5 58 Kayla Horn 16-98425 Midway University V 163 156 0 150 201 670 4 167.5 59 Kristin Hosea 11-563105 Marian University (IN) V 0 165 155 186 153 659 4 164.75 60 Peyton Gonzales 7914-44849 McKendree University V 205 172 166 95 0 638 4 159.5 61 Kaylee Collier 8414-17541 Spring Arbor University V 171 175 139 150 0 635 4 158.75 62 Paige Sexstella 6473-1750 Bethel University (IN) V 188 156 116 0 172 632 4 158 63 Taylor Mcbride 11-743533 Lourdes University V 166 170 161 123 0 620 4 155 64 Delana Mentel 11-517025 Missouri Baptist University V 167 136 185 124 0 612 4 153 65 Hannah Klein 17-25699 Notre Dame College V 135 0 158 175 142 610 4 152.5 66 Madison Walters 19-3466 Walsh University V 0 127 138 141 203 609 4 152.25 67 Breanna Igel 11-694413 Bethel University (IN) V 142 165 165 108 0 580 4 145 68 Alexandria Cruez 20-5385 Missouri Baptist University V 0 0 235 146 175 556 3 185.33 69 Kylie Case 11-633329 Marian University (IN) V 0 0 221 187 139 547 3 182.33 70 Alexa Poston 9024-114267 Lincoln Memorial University V 171 189 166 0 0 526 3 175.33 71 Afton Lords 8596-26825 Midway University V 224 162 130 0 0 516 3 172 72 Monica Colon 11-494996 Saint Xavier University V 161 182 170 0 0 513 3 171 73 Brianna Jordan 11-187058 Webber International University V 0 181 180 0 147 508 3 169.33 74 Sarah Benedict 11-373667 Notre Dame College V 0 167 151 0 184 502 3 167.33 75 Paige New 7914-29417 Huntington University V 0 150 0 190 155 495 3 165 76 Ashleigh Neier 19-8660 Bethel University (IN) V 116 138 0 136 97 487 4 121.75 77 Kristin Hilker 11-180379 Webber International University V 0 120 0 206 158 484 3 161.33 78 Bryanna Marie Taylor 7914-18271 Midway University V 0 0 161 181 140 482 3 160.67 79 Marissa Ramirez 7914-13326 Saint Xavier University V 175 125 0 0 179 479 3 159.67 80 Lauren Meagher 11-305918 Kentucky Wesleyan V 158 161 140 0 0 459 3 153 81 Leah Kopko 11-390667 Kentucky Wesleyan V 147 169 139 0 0 455 3 151.67 82 Rochelle Leeper 19-59973 Walsh University V 132 0 0 163 159 454 3 151.33 83 Gabby Parsons 11-677108 Notre Dame College V 135 0 0 162 151 448 3 149.33 84 Maddy Roberts 9435-40963 Walsh University V 135 154 149 0 0 438 3 146 85 Emma Workman 16-9898 Kentucky Wesleyan V 0 0 0 204 191 395 2 197.5 86 Jazelle Lampkin 11-117388 Lincoln Memorial University V 0 0 0 202 178 380 2 190 87 Katherine Hutto 11-662747 Saint Xavier University V 0 0 0 188 156 344 2 172 88 Haley Jablonski 11-152254 Saint Xavier University V 0 0 179 159 0 338 2 169 89 Cara Campbell 15-188086 Marian University (IN) V 206 129 0 0 0 335 2 167.5 90 Clarissa Baldwin 7914-50989 Spring Arbor University V 148 0 0 0 183 331 2 165.5 91 Corynne Bean 7914-53910 Kentucky Wesleyan V 0 0 0 176 150 326 2 163 92 Kimberly Forthofer 11-507140 Webber International University V 150 0 169 0 0 319 2 159.5 93 Shaye Webb 11-246331 Bethel University (IN) V 0 0 98 103 117 318 3 106 94 Lauren Alexander 6472-1799 Notre Dame College V 190 122 0 0 0 312 2 156 95 Ruth Click 7914-35757 Huntington University V 160 0 146 0 0 306 2 153 96 Jessica Crowley 11-171782 McKendree University V 151 0 0 0 129 280 2 140 97 Kailyn Senaldi 11-421967 Missouri Baptist University V 122 0 0 0 153 275 2 137.5 98 Felicia Lightfoot 6122-2509 Missouri Baptist University V 137 137 0 0 0 274 2 137 99 DaYanira Garza 11-401745 Huntington University V 166 0 0 0 0 166 1 166 100 Nadia Kimbrough 18-15718 Lourdes University V 0 0 0 0 149 149 1 149 101 Madison Roberts 18-81743 Midway University V 140 0 0 0 0 140 1 140 102 April Gupton 11-39868 Emmanuel College V 0 0 0 0 137 137 1 137 103 Catie Wallace 11-722225 Marian University (IN) V 136 0 0 0 0 136 1 136 104 Abigail Arnes 11-576108 Lourdes University V 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 Ashley Elinski 17-63352 Spring Arbor University V 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 106 Danielle McKerracher 11-53367 Lincoln Memorial University V 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 107 Erin Williams 11-55640 St.
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