Vizenfeld led a trio of NEC rookie bowlers who accounted for overall frame averages in excess 20.0 at Morgan State’s James Brown Invitational. The first-year Knight, who hails from Israel, averaged 21.40 pins per frame while helping National No. 1 Fairleigh Dickinson to a 9-2 record and first-place finish at the 23-team meet. Vizenfeld filled 92.0 percent of frames bowled over the course of the three-day tournament, which featured six teams ranked in the Top 10 of the latest NTCA Coaches’ Poll. She struck on 53.0 percent of her chances, accumulating 62 strikes as FDU rolled to its fifth tournament title of the season. Vizenfeld accounted for a five-game traditional average that was a shade under 200 (199.6), but she climbed well above that mark during baker play. The rookie right-hander knocked down 22.57 pins per baker frame over a 61-frame sample. She did not leave a single open frame during Sunday’s best-of-seven championship bracket play. Vizenfeld filled 22 of 22 frames and threw a team-high 18 strikes in best-of-seven baker wins over No. 6 Central Missouri and No. 8 Nebraska.