List of NCAA Women's Bowling Baker 300 Games

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The Baker format in Ten-pin bowling is the cornerstone of team play because each player contributes frames to a single game. A single player on a 5-person team would bowl frames 1 & 6, 2 & 7, etc. To bowl a perfect Baker 300, all 5 players have to throw two strikes each and the final bowler, or "anchor", having to throw the two fill frames in the 10th for a total of four. Only a handful of Baker 300 games have been shot which is made more difficult as games in NCAA bowling are played on sport compliant patterns.

The following list records the NCAA Baker 300 games shot to date:

NumberTeamDateTournamentPlayers
1 [1] Maryland Eastern Shore April 9, 20042004 NCAA National ChampionshipMegan Raymond, Maryetta Lewis, Victoria Gay and 2 others
2 [2] Vanderbilt April 12, 20072007 NCAA National ChampionshipMichelle Peloquin, Kaitlin Reynolds, Karen Grygiel, Mandy Kiely, Josie Earnest
3 [3] [4] Adelphi March 9, 2008 (vs Fairleigh Dickinson)ECAC ChampionshipCristina Reale, Dianna Molenko, Michelle Montgoris, Kristin Hayes, Danielle Locurto
4 [5] Vanderbilt (2)March 20, 2011 (vs Central Missouri) (Final 5 frames of Baker 300)Music City ClassicSarah O'Brien, Amanda Halter, Jessica Earnest, Brittni Hamilton, Samantha Hesley
5 [6] [7] Fairleigh Dickinson November 16, 2012 (vs Norfolk State University)Eastern Shore Hawk ClassicNicolette Sarin, Michelle Hunzaker, Abigail Aubart, Liat Vizenfeld, Danielle McEwan
6 [8] [9] Maryland Eastern Shore (2)January 27, 2013 (vs Vanderbilt)Kutztown InvitationalKristie Lopez, Valentina Collazos, Mariana Alvarado, Anggie Ramirez, T'Nia Falbo
7 [10] Central Missouri March 3, 2013 (vs Wisconsin-Whitewater) (UCM Jennies Baker 300)Central Missouri Women's InvitationalMary Wells, Kelli Schroeder, Larissa Lantto, Kara Richard, Natalie Jimenez
8 [11] Fairleigh Dickinson (2)January 24, 2014 (vs Norfolk State University) (USBC Video)Kutztown InvitationalMorgan Brown, Nicolette Sarin, Michelle Hunzaker, Melanie Hannon, Liat Vizenfeld
9 [12] LIU Brooklyn January 26, 2014 (vs Monmouth University)Brittany Hart and 4 others
10 [13] Nebraska March 9, 2014 (vs Wisconsin-Whitewater) (USBC Video)Music City ClassicBethany Hedley, Andrea Ruiz, Liz Kuhlkin and 2 others
11 [14] Vanderbilt (3)March 9, 2014 (vs Arkansas State) (USBC Video)Tori Ferris, Giselle Poss, Natalie Goodman, Nicole Mosesso, Robyn Renslow
12 [15] Vanderbilt (4)November 7, 2014 (vs Prairie View A&M)Crusader ClassicAmanda Fry, Nicole Mosesso, Rebecca Reguero, Natalie Goodman, Robyn Renslow
13 [16] Maryland Eastern Shore (3)January 25, 2015 (vs Wisconsin-Whitewater)Kutztown InvitationalMelanie Copey, Victoria Jones, Valerie Riggin, Tatiana Munoz, Mariana Alvarado
14 [17] Nebraska (2)November 11, 2016 (vs Lincoln University (MO) )UWW Warhawk ClassicMeghan Straub, Briana Zaberek, Kelly Belzeski, Gazmine Mason, Julia Bond
15 [18] Sam Houston November 5, 2017 (vs Stephen F. Austin)Track Kat KlashHayley Connelly, Madysen Keller, Taryn Gray, Stephanie Zavala, Amber Macleod
16 [19] Vanderbilt (5)January 19, 2018 (vs. Saint Francis (PA) )Kutztown InvitationalBryanna Leyen, Kelsey Abrahamsen, Jordan Newham, Kristin Quah, Maria Bulanova
17 [20] Saint Francis (PA) February 8, 2019 (vs. LIU-Post)KU Golden Bear ClassicHannah Schoeppner, Kristen Battles, Amanda Balas, Haley Carroll, Sarah Littleton
18 [21] Nebraska (3)November 17, 2019 (vs. Sam Houston)SFA Ladyjack Hammer ClassicAllison Morris, Michelle Guarro, Cassidy Ray, Leah Glazer, Raquel Glazer
19 [22] Louisiana Tech April 7, 2021 (vs. Sam Houston)2021 NCAA National ChampionshipKaitlyn Eder, Ashley Channell, Lindsay Manning, Emily Rettig, Allie Leiendecker
20 [23] Youngstown State February 25, 2022 (vs. Valparaiso)University of Nebraska Big Red InvitationalLyndsay Ennis, Kirsten Moore, Madyson Marx, Jade Cote, Emma Dockery
21 [24] McKendree March 26, 2022 (vs. Maryville)2022 GLVC Women's Bowling Championship TournamentBritaney Myers, Maranda Pattison, Isabel Allen, Rebecca Hagerman, Hope Gramly
22 [25] Vanderbilt (6)November 11, 2022 (vs. Maryville)LadyJack InvitationalMabel Cummins, Caroline Thesier, Alyssa Ballard, Paige Peters, Victoria Varano
23 [26] Stephen F. Austin January 22, 2023 (vs. Maryville)Northeast ClassicIsabel Hughes, Carlen Gattenby, Brystal Beyer, Chloe Skurzynski, Carlene Beyer
24 [27] Arkansas State February 19, 2023 (vs. Sam Houston)Mid-Winter InvitationalKarli VanDuinen, Sarah Sanes, Emma Stull, Faith Welch, Brooklyn Buchanan
25 [28] Jacksonville State November 17, 2023 (vs. Duquesne)Hawk ClassicKayla Smith, Isabel Allen, Maranda Pattison, Rebecca Hagerman, Crystal Elliott
26 [29] Duquesne November 17, 2023 (vs. Central Missouri)Ranelle Ulanday, Morgan Brookover, Maribeth Baker, Shannon Small, Kiearra Saldi
27 [30] Youngstown State (2)November 17, 2023 (vs. Fairleigh Dickinson)Megan Grams, Madison Doseck, Kirsten Moore, Jade Cote, Madyson Marx
28 [31] Vanderbilt (7)February 18, 2024 (vs. Jacksonville State)Mid-Winter InvitationalCaroline Thesier, Kailee Channell, Alyssa Ballard, Paige Peters, Victoria Varano

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