place finish at the Red Flash Classic in Altoona, PA. The Pittsburgh native knocked down a league-best 19.63 pins per frame for the Dukes. Small, who threw strikes in 59-of-129 frames (.457), converted on 92.9 percent of her makable spares. In addition, Small, who was victimized by 14 splits, filled frames at .876 rate while averaging 8.96 pins per first-ball attempt. The junior was stellar in traditional match play, leading all NEC competitors with a 210.0 average in five games. Included in that stretch was a sizzling 257 in a commanding 1157-570 victory against Penn State Altoona, which marked the best game recorded by a Duke this season. Duquesne won the team title in dominant fashion, going 13-0 over the three-day event.