Competing in her home state of New Jersey, Lukosius appeared quite comfortable during the first collegiate competition of her career. The Jersey Shore product, who helped Brick Township to multiple high school state titles, posted a 19.53 overall frame average over 12 appearances at the Jersey Jamboree. Contributing to Fairleigh Dickinson’s first-place finish at the talent-loaded tournament, Lukosius threw 50 strikes in 114 attempts (.439) and accounted for an .832 filled frames percentage. Lukosius posted a 205.9 traditional game average at the three-day event, which featured 13 of the top-15 teams in America. She exceeded the 200-pin mark in four of seven traditional games, including a 247 and a 244.