Accolades
NEC Rookie of the Week (1/26/11)
NEC Bowler of the Week (1/26/11)
Academic Accomplishments
Academic All-American (Freshman Year)
Recipient of the Presidential Scholarship
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2013-14 (R-Junior): Averaged 188.33 in 61 in her senior season…Helped the Terriers to be Finalist in the NEC Championship Match…Scored a season high 246 pins against St. Francis University (12/8/13)…Broke 240 again, when she bowled a 244 against Prairie View A&M (2/15/14)…Knocked down a score of 234 against Prairie View A&M (3/8/14).
2012-13 (Junior): Red-shirt her junior season...Competed at the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Youth Open and the North Pointe Junior Gold Championships in Detroit, Michigan...In the Youth Open, a mixed event, Chepelsky finished 186th of 284 bowlers in the under-20 singles event with a three game series of 534...She and her teammate from East Rochester then combined for a 1,396 score for three games to take first place in the doubles event by six pins over their closest competitor...In the team event, her four-bowler team finished 33rd of 88 teams with a 2,278 total pinfall for three games...Chepelsky's individual all-event total of 1,886 pins was good enough to rank sixth of 108 female bowlers in the under-20 division...She finished Monday's round at the Junior Gold Championships seventh, with games of 226 and 247 to round out a 1,029 block score..The next day, she jumped to fifth place with a 1,007 block...Chepelsky was consistent on Tuesday as all of her games were between 189 and 219, and she concluded the day as one of only 11 bowlers in the plus column (average of 200 or higher), and as one of only four bowlers to average over 200 for each of the first two days of qualifying...On Wednesdya, she opened the session with a strong 223 game before leveling off and wrapping up with a 956 block score...At 2,992 pins, Chepelsky is currently fifth of all the bowlers who were in the first of three groups. Given that only 15 bowlers who are completing their third blocks later today are above the -50 level after two days, Chepelsky was assured of finishing within the coveted top 81, meaning she bowled five more games on Thursday at the Advancers Round...She placed 35th out of 578 bowlers at the event.Â
2011-12 (Sophomore):Â Averaged 173.22 in just 27 matches traditional matches bowled...She posted a high game of 213 against Howard University on November 19th at the UMES Hawk Classic..For the year, she bowled four games of over 200...
2010-11 (Freshman): Chepelsky averaged a 189.88 in 57 traditional games bowled in her first season as a Terrier...Her highest game was a 245 against Saint Francis University back on February 26th at the ECAC Championships...Chepelsky became the first freshman during the season to win the NEC Bowler & Rookie of the Week award...At the Bowie State Lady Bulldog Classic, she posted a 174.0 traditional average over her first two traditional games while also tallying three consecutive 200-plus performances...Her high game of 222 helped the Terriers to a 162-pin rout of Virginia State....She accounted for the highest six-game traditional average (192.33) of all Northeast Conference competitors in attendance...The rookie bowler carried her hot hand into championship bracket baker play the following day when St. Francis closed the meet by defeating North Carolina A&T and Florida A&M...Chepelsky averaged 18.91 pins/frame while filling 83.3 percent of frames bowled over the entire two-day event and registered a team-high 42 strikes, cashing in on 41.6 percent of her attempts...At the conclusion of the season, Chepelsky was named to the NTCA Academic All-American list.
Prior to St. Francis Brooklyn: Attended Bishop Kearney High School in Rochester, New York..Was captain and named Most Valuable Player of the Bishop Kearney Lady Kings varsity team...Led the Lady Kings to the Section 5 Class C Championship by posting a first-place individual pinfall of 1,218 in six games bowled...In league play, she went undefeated and earned high average (198), high game (258) and high two-game series (469)...In addition, she also earned a spot on the Section 5 Composite State team, tallying the second-highest series amongst all competitors (1,296) to help the squad to silver medal honors...
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Personal: Daughter of Sue and Gary…Majoring in Psychology…Born August 1,1992.
