07/16/2026
As junior gold had come to the end for me I am making my post. First off I have to say that this was a major learning experience for me and really just reinforced the idea of making spares in my head. Overall I didn’t throw the ball bad. I had some trust issues with myself but other than that when I trusted me and my abilities I threw the ball well and would usually strike but we didn’t have enough of those shots. I finished with a 2685 for the four days. Which for my first year I don’t believe is terrible yet it definitely could’ve and should’ve been better. But yet should’ve, would’ve, and could’ve don’t mean anything and I have to learn how to forget about bad games and frames and move on the the next frames/games and make the best of them. I finished 102nd out of 336 girls so i’m honestly happy with that and I even get a scholarship for it. I just hope I can come back next year and come back even stronger and better. This experience brought me closer to my friends from back home and brought along new friends from new places such as PA and ND and even TX I believe! I honestly am so grateful that I was able to come and made it here. Thank you so much to everyone who supported me and continues to support me. Another thanks to Makayla Davis and her family for helping me and my dad figure all of this out and really supporting no matter hat was happening. I am so honored to have met you guys. And a huge thank you to my mom and dad especially. Without them I wouldn’t have been able to come and they were the ones who helped all of this happen. Oh and my dad had to drive the 12 hours to get here in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Now onto the next adventure and good luck to everyone else still competing!!!