Newton posted the highest overall frame average (20.91) of all individuals who competed at the second NEC regular season meet. The sophomore righty contested eight matches (7 traditional, 1 baker) and left only seven opens in 80 frames bowled. She made 92.3 percent of single-pin spare conversions and struck on 46.3 percent of her attempts on the way to a .913 filled frames percentage. Coming off the bench to help the Pioneers secure first place in the overall NEC team standings, Newton accounted for the second-highest traditional pinfall on the individual leader board. The Empire State product posted a 203.57 game average over the course of seven traditional team matches. Her 237 high game came against LIU Brooklyn on Saturday. She also paced the team with a 224-pin effort in a victory over Duquesne. After starting Sunday’s schedule by firing a 209 in a tight match with Fairleigh Dickinson, she bowled a clean game in a 947-896 triumph over Caldwell. Newton filled all 10 frames in her lone baker match of the weekend, striking seven times.