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Ciaa #3 (Traditional) CIAA #3 (TRADITIONAL) FEBRUARY 7-9 Hosted by 0 0 CIAA #3 (TRADITIONAL) Tournament Standings - Final Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Trad Total Total Total Total POS TEAM WON LOSS Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Match Total Pins Avg/Gm Baker Trad Bracket Games 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 010 1 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 10 0 792 827 837 836 800 843 859 837 858 776 - 8,265 - 8,265 50 165.3 2 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 6 2 820 801 813 825 698 843 772 743 838 796 - 7,949 - 7,949 50 159.0 3 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 6 2 811 866 714 742 767 736 722 684 830 728 - 7,600 - 7,600 50 152.0 4 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 4 4 616 668 627 696 754 675 638 766 667 672 - 6,779 - 6,779 50 135.6 5 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 5 5 720 685 670 623 643 688 652 724 630 717 - 6,752 - 6,752 50 135.0 6 SHAW UNIVERSITY 4 6 627 627 669 732 749 655 632 691 607 712 - 6,701 - 6,701 50 134.0 7 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 3 7 552 608 600 661 695 618 578 600 579 579 - 6,070 - 6,070 50 121.4 8 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 2 6 571 521 510 565 575 612 585 584 653 526 - 5,702 - 5,702 50 114.0 9 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 0 8 503 592 613 513 550 599 618 554 518 607 - 5,667 - 5,667 50 113.3 10 BYE 0 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 0 - - 12 0 - - 13 0 - - 14 0 - - 15 0 - - 16 0 - - 17 0 - - CIAA #3 (TRADITIONAL) INDIVIDUAL MATCH RESULTS 1 TRADITIONAL 4 TRADITIONAL 0 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 552 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 811 0 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 825 SHAW UNIVERSITY 732 0 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 720 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 616 0 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 513 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 836 0 BYE - BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 820 0 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 565 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 661 0 SHAW UNIVERSITY 627 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 503 0 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 742 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 623 0 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 792 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 571 0 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 696 BYE - 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 TRADITIONAL 5 TRADITIONAL 0 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 521 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 685 0 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 800 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 754 0 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 866 BYE - 0 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 695 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 698 0 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 668 SHAW UNIVERSITY 627 0 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 643 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 550 0 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 801 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 827 0 BYE - ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 575 0 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 592 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 608 0 SHAW UNIVERSITY 749 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 767 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 TRADITIONAL 6 TRADITIONAL 0 BYE - CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 613 0 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 843 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 675 0 SHAW UNIVERSITY 669 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 510 0 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 618 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 843 0 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 837 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 714 0 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 688 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 599 0 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 600 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 627 0 BYE - ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 612 0 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 670 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 813 0 SHAW UNIVERSITY 655 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 736 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 TRADITIONAL 10 TRADITIONAL 0 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 772 SHAW UNIVERSITY 632 0 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 579 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 728 0 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 618 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 859 0 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 717 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 672 0 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 585 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 578 0 BYE - BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 796 0 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 722 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 652 0 SHAW UNIVERSITY 712 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 607 0 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 638 BYE - 0 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 776 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 526 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 TRADITIONAL N/A 0 BYE - CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 554 0 0 SHAW UNIVERSITY 691 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 584 0 0 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 837 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 684 0 0 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 600 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 766 0 0 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 724 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 743 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 TRADITIONAL N/A 0 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 653 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 630 0 0 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 830 BYE - 0 0 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 667 SHAW UNIVERSITY 607 0 0 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 838 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 858 0 0 CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 518 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 579 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CIAA #3 (TRADITIONAL) Individual Standings Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of Sum of GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME Sum of Sum of Sum of POS BOWLER SCHOOL GAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL GAMES Avg 1 SNOWDEN, CAYLA BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 186 199 206 197 153 195 176 148 179 207 1,846 10 184.60 2 DURFEE, AMAREE VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 133 147 127 166 218 182 188 174 157 172 1,664 10 166.40 3 ANDERSON, NICOLE JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 177 156 146 152 159 212 126 179 168 179 1,654 10 165.40 4 ROYALL, JESSIE VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 144 211 148 162 169 113 136 137 195 212 1,627 10 162.70 5 BLACK, TRINITY VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 156 189 190 161 162 148 152 135 186 134 1,613 10 161.30 6 MOORE, NECARRI SHAW UNIVERSITY 156 150 142 160 211 131 128 164 136 223 1,601 10 160.10 7 GIGGETTS, LATIKA VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 190 176 142 147 141 183 154 145 151 161 1,590 10 159.00 8 BROWN, BRITTANY JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 152 146 149 164 143 167 160 180 138 171 1,570 10 157.00 9 STARLING, SAVANNAH FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 173 172 151 162 194 185 173 201 158 0 1,569 9 174.33 10 WORTHY, BRITTANY FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 186 164 165 151 0 170 159 175 205 142 1,517 9 168.56 11 MCLEOD, KENYA VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 134 149 156 181 177 143 124 170 120 156 1,510 10 151.00 12 LAXTON, BAYLEE CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 137 142 171 128 168 145 207 138 106 128 1,470 10 147.00 13 CHAFIN, CECILA FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 122 154 0 192 155 172 194 130 190 157 1,466 9 162.89 14 POPE, ANGEL FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 159 173 167 0 166 129 152 180 151 183 1,460 9 162.22 15 TAYLOR, BRYANNA SHAW UNIVERSITY 117 116 168 130 211 143 131 145 115 148 1,424 10 142.40 16 BUSKEY, VICTORIA VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 182 166 134 137 127 153 172 157 143 0 1,371 9 152.33 17 DAVIS, LAQUONNA LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 131 132 146 120 121 131 135 125 138 131 1,310 10 131.00 18 WATTS, OLIVIA BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 177 128 0 165 167 0 169 153 158 179 1,296 8 162.00 19 GARRIS, PARIS VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 113 134 125 144 134 135 105 142 124 113 1,269 10 126.90 20 REGIDOR, LAURA SHAW UNIVERSITY 107 117 114 143 98 117 158 155 132 98 1,239 10 123.90 21 THOMAS, AASIAONNIA VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 112 127 125 91 114 101 123 144 144 127 1,208 10 120.80 22 BASNIGHT, JASMINE CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 111 131 117 129 98 121 109 118 127 132 1,193 10 119.30 23 MCCREA, YANIKA SHAW UNIVERSITY 142 120 138 143 134 154 106 0 110 138 1,185 9 131.67 24 STAHNKE, CHEYENNE FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 152 0 212 159 131 187 0 151 0 159 1,151 7 164.43 25 BARNES, KAYLA ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 135 118 112 101 0 167 127 133 151 106 1,150 9 127.78 26 WILLIAMS, TAMIA JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 157 148 98 0 103 96 150 137 145 110 1,144 9 127.11 27 COLEY, AMBER FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 0 164 142 172 154 0 181 0 154 135 1,102 7 157.43 28 FOY, NIA CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 91 127 124 92 126 92 139 87 109 104 1,091 10 109.10 29 WILLIAMS, CHANEL LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 120 145 127 127 162 139 148 114 0 0 1,082 8 135.25 30 MUNOZ, SOPHIA SHAW UNIVERSITY 105 124 0 156 95 110 109 138 114 105 1,056 9 117.33 31 CAMPBELL, SHERICIA VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 139 124 0 135 168 139 108 110 0 118 1,041 8 130.13 32 JONES, ASIA ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 91 0 93 160 107 157 115 96 110 106 1,035 9 115.00 33 SLOAN, KAMRYN BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 166 0 173 151 0 191 145 0 148 0 974 6 162.33 34 TANBA, MA-TEWAH ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 104 88 104 0 119 100 130 97 126 96 964 9 107.11 35 MINOR, TATIYANNA JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 0 120 168 104 126 0 84 133 72 144 951 8 118.88 36 WALKER, ALAYAH VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 124 111 94 0 0 114 98 136 122 104 903 8 112.88 37 PEARSON, ERIN BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 0 125 0 174 130 142 0 160 171 0 902 6 150.33 38 CAGLE, ELIZABETH ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 111 73 85 118 101 0 102 103 113 73 879 9 97.67 39 GRAY, SASHANELLE ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 0 124 116 110 128 77 0 0 153 145 853 7 121.86 40 HILTON, MYESHIA LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 0 116 117 160 0 139 106 119 0 91 848 7 121.14 41 ANTHONY, PARIS BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 146 0 138 0 116 147 0 133 0 162 842 6 140.33 42 SWANN, SHANIA CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 88 78 106 0 61 146 71 82 72 124 828 9 92.00 43 JONES, TIARA ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 130 118 0 76 120 111 111 155 0 0 821 7 117.29 44 BENJAMIN, DAJARIA JOHNSON C.
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