Chepelsky and the Terriers opened the season’s second half by rattling off 12 wins in a row at Bowie State’s Fred Underwood Classic. St. Francis Brooklyn’s veteran right-hander bowled to an .885 filled frames percentage over the course of the three-day tournament, which ended with the Terriers accepting the second-place trophy. Chepelsky was sensational during the baker play portion of the meet, a span of eight matches. Her 21.04 pins per baker frame average was tops amongst all NEC competitors at the event. The senior spearheaded St. Francis’ 5-0 showing Friday’s quad baker round. The Terriers out-scored their opponent in all 20 of the baker games contested. Chepelsky was solid during Saturday’s five traditional team matches, posting a 199.2 game average. Her 255-pin performance in a rout of MEAC member Howard was the tournament’s individual game high. Chepelsky produced a 20.6 overall frame average for the weekend. She struck on 48.6 percent of her attempts and converted 84.5 percent of non-split spare attempts.