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Blaine Borderites vs Burlington-Edison Tigers - Matchup Summary

Standard Games

Game 1: 613 - 623

Game 2: 657 - 658

Total: 1270 - 1281

Baker Games

Baker 1: 112 - 104

Baker 2: 99 - 133

Total: 211 - 237

Blaine Borderites

Cochran, Della
Game 1
86
Game 2
116
Total
202
Avg
101
Ellis, Ainslee
Game 1
135
Game 2
156
Total
291
Avg
146
Engen, Thora
Game 1
147
Game 2
117
Total
264
Avg
132
Schreiner, Mackenzie
Game 1
118
Game 2
148
Total
266
Avg
133
Zaddack, Nevaeh
Game 1
127
Game 2
120
Total
247
Avg
124

Burlington-Edison Tigers

Beck, Kelisa
Game 1
165
Game 2
203
Total
368
Avg
184
Kllogjeri, Eva
Game 1
102
Game 2
82
Total
184
Avg
92
LaFever, Juliana
Game 1
159
Game 2
132
Total
291
Avg
146
Perry, Morgan
Game 1
92
Game 2
124
Total
216
Avg
108
Rocha, Leah
Game 1
105
Game 2
117
Total
222
Avg
111
Game 1

Blaine Borderites
613

Cochran, Della
Score: 86
Ellis, Ainslee
Score: 135
Engen, Thora
Score: 147
Schreiner, Mackenzie
Score: 118
Zaddack, Nevaeh
Score: 127

Burlington-Edison Tigers
623

Beck, Kelisa
Score: 165
Kllogjeri, Eva
Score: 102
LaFever, Juliana
Score: 159
Perry, Morgan
Score: 92
Rocha, Leah
Score: 105

Matchup Total Score

Blaine Borderites

1481

vs

Burlington-Edison Tigers

1518

Standard Games Total

1270-1281

Baker Games Total

211-237

Individual Game Scores

Game 1

613-623

Game 2

657-658

Baker 1

112-104

Baker 2

99-133

Match Recap

In a thrilling showdown on November 12, 2025, the Burlington-Edison Tigers edged out the Blaine Borderites with a final score of 1518 to 1481. The match was a test of resilience and strategy, with the Tigers showcasing their prowess on the lanes. Kelisa Beck was the standout performer, averaging an impressive 184 over two games, solidifying her crucial role in her team’s victory. Juliana LaFever also contributed significantly, matching the intensity with an average score of 146, while Leah Rocha kept the competition lively with her steady performance, averaging 111. On the Blaine side, Ainslee Ellis led her team with an average score of 146, revealing her potential under pressure. Meanwhile, Mackenzie Schreiner and Thoru Engen provided steady contributions, averaging 133 and 132 respectively, even as their efforts fell short. Despite missing some key statistics like total strikes and spares for several players, the match was fiercely contested, underscoring the competitive spirit of both teams. As the season progresses, the Tigers will aim to maintain their momentum, while the Borderites look to bounce back stronger from this narrow defeat.