Ganjoin’s consistent performance in the leadoff position allowed scalding-hot Fairleigh Dickinson, which boasts the nation’s highest win percentage (.871), to secure a fourth consecutive Capital Classic crown. The sophomore filled 91 percent of her frames in helping the No. 2 Knights post a 10-0 record at the annual tournament hosted by Delaware State. Exceeding the 200-pin mark in four of five traditional games, the left-handed Ganjoin compiled a 206.4 average. The second-year Knight began traditional play by rolling a team-high score of 204 in a 947-849 victory over NEC rival No. 12 Sacred Heart. Ganjoin unleashed a high game of 226 in a 1000-854 triumph over Morgan State. The top left-handed performer at the tournament, Ganjoin’s hot hand yielded a .530 strike percentage.