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January 13, 2026 at 3:00pm

NWC 2025-2026

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Burlington-Edison Tigers vs Blaine Borderites - Matchup Summary

Standard Games

Game 1: 754 - 645

Game 2: 620 - 652

Total: 1374 - 1297

Baker Games

Baker 1: 132 - 134

Baker 2: 134 - 146

Total: 266 - 280

Burlington-Edison Tigers

Beck, Kelisa
Game 1
167
Game 2
159
Total
326
Avg
163
Ishikawa, Lalana
Game 1
140
Game 2
122
Total
262
Avg
131
Kllogjeri, Eva
Game 1
135
Game 2
0
Total
135
Avg
135
LaFever, Juliana
Game 1
175
Game 2
111
Total
286
Avg
143
Perry, Morgan
Game 1
137
Game 2
128
Total
265
Avg
133
Rocha, Leah
Game 1
0
Game 2
100
Total
100
Avg
100

Blaine Borderites

Cochran, Della
Game 1
114
Game 2
90
Total
204
Avg
102
Ellis, Ainslee
Game 1
121
Game 2
158
Total
279
Avg
140
Engen, Thora
Game 1
158
Game 2
141
Total
299
Avg
150
Morecombe, Danika
Game 1
0
Game 2
133
Total
133
Avg
133
Schreiner, Mackenzie
Game 1
114
Game 2
0
Total
114
Avg
114
Zaddack, Nevaeh
Game 1
138
Game 2
130
Total
268
Avg
134
Game 1

Burlington-Edison Tigers
754

Beck, Kelisa
Score: 167
Ishikawa, Lalana
Score: 140
Kllogjeri, Eva
Score: 135
LaFever, Juliana
Score: 175
Perry, Morgan
Score: 137

Blaine Borderites
645

Cochran, Della
Score: 114
Ellis, Ainslee
Score: 121
Engen, Thora
Score: 158
Schreiner, Mackenzie
Score: 114
Zaddack, Nevaeh
Score: 138

Matchup Total Score

Burlington-Edison Tigers

1640

vs

Blaine Borderites

1577

Standard Games Total

1374-1297

Baker Games Total

266-280

Individual Game Scores

Game 1

754-645

Game 2

620-652

Baker 1

132-134

Baker 2

134-146

Match Recap

In a thrilling bowling showdown, the Burlington-Edison Tigers emerged victorious against the Blaine Borderites with a final score of 1640 to 1577. The match showcased the Tigers’ remarkable teamwork and consistency, securing their win with a well-rounded performance. Key contributions came from the Burlington-Edison roster, where balanced scoring proved essential. Notably, player performance was highlighted by Kelisa Beck, who shone the brightest, averaging 163 over two games and Juliana LaFever contributed a solid score with an average of 143. For the Blaine Borderites, Thora Engend and Ainslee Ellis bowled a 150 and 140 average, respectively, but their efforts weren't enough to close the gap. As the teams reflect on this match, the Tigers celebrate a well-earned victory, while the Borderites look to regroup and refine their gameplay for the next competition. This match serves as a reminder of the unpredictability and excitement that bowling brings to local sports.