Scharf was a significant contributor to the Cougars’ best tournament showing in program history. With Caldwell posting a 7-2 win-loss record at the Kutztown University Allentown Invite, the 5-foot freshman averaged 18.04 pins per frame over two days of competition. Scharf started off by rolling a 204 game in the Cougars’ 936-854 triumph over NEC rival St. Francis Brooklyn. She eclipsed the 200-pin mark again later in the day, keying a 906-874 victory over fellow North Jersey occupant Saint Peter’s. After accounting for a 177.8 traditional game average on Saturday, Scharf increased her effectiveness during Sunday’s baker rounds. The Garden State product knocked down 18.3 pins per baker frame. For the weekend, which included four team victories over NTCA Top 25 programs, she struck on 34 percent of attempts and filled 81 percent of frames bowled.