Kate Ackerman was named tournament MVP and made the all-tournament team at the Mercyhurst Invite. Individually, Ackerman finished first with a total of 1037 and an average of 207.40. Ackerman recorded a 44% strike percentage, 85.7% all-spare conversion, and a 78.6% multi-pin makeable conversion. In Baker, Ackerman recorded an 18 average, a 38.9% strike percentage, a 72.7% all-spare conversion percentage, along with an 87.5% 10th-frame fill percentage. Ackerman was also named Prime Performer.
Abbie Derby was named to the all-tournament team. Derby finished fourth individually, as she recorded a total of 994 for a 198 average. Derby recorded a 50% strike percentage, 68% all-spare conversion, and an 84.6% single-pin spare conversion. In Baker, Derby recorded a 19.55 average with an 80.6% all-spare conversion and a 78.6% multi-pin makeable conversion.
Jocelyn Smith was named to the all-tournament team. Smith finished second individually with a total of 1025 for a 205 average. Smith recorded a 50% strike percentage, 80% spare conversion, and a 93% single-pin spare conversion. In Baker, Smith recorded a 20.41 strike percentage, 77.8% all-spare conversion, and a 100% 10th-frame conversion fill percentage.
Niagara Bowling is back in action Friday, October 16, as they head to the Youngstown State Penguin Classic.
