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Meridian Trojans vs Burlington-Edison Tigers - Matchup Summary

Standard Games

Game 1: 591 - 547

Game 2: 705 - 629

Total: 1296 - 1176

Baker Games

Baker 1: 127 - 115

Baker 2: 138 - 103

Total: 265 - 218

Meridian Trojans

Feller, Hanne
Game 1
91
Game 2
0
Total
91
Avg
91
Hill, Dakota
Game 1
118
Game 2
143
Total
261
Avg
131
Hinkleman, Claire
Game 1
110
Game 2
157
Total
267
Avg
134
Lipton, Lauren
Game 1
151
Game 2
137
Total
288
Avg
144
Somera, Josie
Game 1
0
Game 2
110
Total
110
Avg
110
Thornton, Annabelle
Game 1
121
Game 2
158
Total
279
Avg
140

Burlington-Edison Tigers

Beck, Kelisa
Game 1
155
Game 2
164
Total
319
Avg
160
Kllogjeri, Eva
Game 1
101
Game 2
136
Total
237
Avg
119
LaFever, Juliana
Game 1
111
Game 2
133
Total
244
Avg
122
Perry, Morgan
Game 1
83
Game 2
107
Total
190
Avg
95
Rocha, Leah
Game 1
97
Game 2
89
Total
186
Avg
93
Game 1

Meridian Trojans
591

Feller, Hanne
Score: 91
Hill, Dakota
Score: 118
Hinkleman, Claire
Score: 110
Lipton, Lauren
Score: 151
Thornton, Annabelle
Score: 121

Burlington-Edison Tigers
547

Beck, Kelisa
Score: 155
Kllogjeri, Eva
Score: 101
LaFever, Juliana
Score: 111
Perry, Morgan
Score: 83
Rocha, Leah
Score: 97

Matchup Total Score

Meridian Trojans

1561

vs

Burlington-Edison Tigers

1394

Standard Games Total

1296-1176

Baker Games Total

265-218

Individual Game Scores

Game 1

591-547

Game 2

705-629

Baker 1

127-115

Baker 2

138-103

Match Recap

In an electrifying showdown on November 17, 2025, the Meridian Trojans triumphed over the Burlington-Edison Tigers with a final score of 1561 to 1394. The match was an intense display of strategy and skill, as both teams battled for supremacy on the lanes. Meridian's standout player, Lauren Lipton, led the charge with an impressive average score of 144 across two games, showcasing her ability to consistently find the pocket. Complementing her performance, Anabelle Thornton contributed significantly with a solid average of 140, bolstering the Trojans' lead. Claire Hinkleman and Dakota Hill also played key roles in securing the victory, each maintaining respectable averages that kept the momentum in Meridian's favor. For the Tigers, Kelisa Beck stood out with an exceptional average of 160, providing a bright spot in an otherwise challenging match for her team. Despite strong individual performances Juliana LaFever's 122 average and Eva Kllogjeri's 119 average, Burlington-Edison struggled to overcome the Trojans' consistent scoring. This win propels the Meridian Trojans further in the standings, highlighting their teamwork and resilience.