Eastern Shore Lanes · Individual Bowler Report · 2026–27 Fall Season
MAURA DEAN
Sunday Nite League (Sundays) · all scores scratch · September 27, 2026 – September 27, 2026
75
Average · 3 games
84
High game
227
High series
3 games for 227 pins; over 200 in 0 of 3 games.
The season so far
Sunday Nite League
Sundays · team Pin Reapers · missed 6 nights
Average (3 games)75
High game84
High series227
600+ series nights0 of 1
200+ games0 of 3 (0%)
Next week to raise avg +1 Pin229 Series
Sunday Nite League — series by week
Sep 27 → Sep 27. Red-capped bars are nights well above their own average; dotted gaps are nights not bowled. Averaged 227 a night.
How the season is going
The week-by-week trend, rolling average, consistency card and game-by-game pattern appear after week 2.
Ball by ball
Frame-level detail from the scoring system, frames 1–9 (the 10th is tracked separately). 3 of 3 games reconstruct to their exact score from the frames and are counted here. League column is Sunday Nite League; house column is every adult league this season.
You
League
House
First-ball average (pins)
4.89
8.06
8.41
Strike rate
0.0%
31.2%
34.8%
Spare conversion
11.1%
41.3%
49.1%
Open frames per game
8.00
3.63
2.99
10th-frame first-ball strike
33.3%
30.3%
34.9%
Single-pin spares (2 chances)
50.0%
58.0%
67.3%
The 10-pin (0 chances)
—
42.1%
54.3%
The 7-pin (1 chance)
0.0%
49.9%
62.7%
Multi-pin, no split (22 chances)
9.1%
37.4%
44.4%
Splits (3 chances)
0.0%
12.4%
13.3%
Longest strike run in a game
1
10
10
What you leave most
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10
4 times
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9
3 times
1-2
2 times
1-3-7
2 times
1-2-8
1 time
1-3-5-6
1 time
1-2-5-8
1 time
1-2-3-5-6-8
1 time
Splits: left 3, converted 0 (0.0%). Most common: 3-9 (1), 2-8 (1), 6-7 (1).
If every single pin had fallen
Every single pin you left and missed, counted as made, with the whole game re-scored — a spare picks up the next ball as well. The 10th counts here too, so this can include a pin the frames 1–9 table above does not: a single pin left on the first ball of the 10th becomes a spare with the fill ball counted as a strike, the best it could have been, while a single pin left on the fill after a strike simply counts as knocked down.
Night
Series
Would have been
Difference
Sep 27
227
236
+9
That is 1 single pin over 3 games: +9 pins, and a 78 average instead of 75.
Ball speed
Average first ball10.8 mph
Range10.1 – 11.5
House median13.7 mph
Average by pair
Lanes 9–10 (3 games)75
Frame by frame
Strike, spare and open rate in each frame, shaded by strike rate; the small figure is the league strike rate in that frame. Same 3 games as the ball-by-ball sheet; the 10th counts a strike on the first ball and a spare on the first two.
Frame 1
0%
Spare 33% Open 67%
league 30%
Frame 2
0%
Spare 0% Open 100%
league 30%
Frame 3
0%
Spare 33% Open 67%
league 32%
Frame 4
0%
Spare 0% Open 100%
league 30%
Frame 5
0%
Spare 0% Open 100%
league 32%
Frame 6
0%
Spare 33% Open 67%
league 31%
Frame 7
0%
Spare 0% Open 100%
league 32%
Frame 8
0%
Spare 0% Open 100%
league 32%
Frame 9
0%
Spare 0% Open 100%
league 32%
10th
33%
Spare 0% Open 67%
league 30%
Big figure = strike rate in that frame (shaded by it)Spare / Open = share of the same frames that ended in a spare or an openSmall figure = league strike rate
Stringing them
You
League
House
Double rate (strike after a strike, 1 chance)
0.0%
39.0%
42.0%
Turkeys (three in a row)
00.00/game
0.32/game
0.38/game
Four-baggers
00.00/game
0.13/game
0.16/game
Clean games (no open frame)
0 of 3
4%
8%
Carry (strikes vs nine-counts: 0 strikes, 2 nines)
0.0%
55.8%
56.6%
Ball speed and strikes
First-ball speed
Games
Your strike rate
League
10–11 mph
2
0.0%
22.8%
11–12 mph
1
0.0%
19.6%
Speed is the scoring system’s first-ball average for the game; strike rate is frames 1–9 of that game.
Speed drift in Sunday Nite League: game 1 averages 10.1 mph, game 3 10.7 mph (+0.6 over 1 night).
Spares and leaves
Single pins, by pin
Pin
Chances
You
League
House
The 6-pin
1
100%
62%
68%
The 7-pin
1
0%
50%
63%
Splits, by type
Type
Left
Made
You
League
House
Other splits
3
0
0%
10%
10%
“Other splits” is every remaining split under the connected-pins rule: the headpin is down and what is left standing comes in two or more separate groups.
A washout leaves the headpin standing, so it is not a split. It never appears in any splits figure on this page; on the ball-by-ball sheet it counts under “Multi-pin, no split”.
What the first ball leaves
Balls
You
League
House
Strike
0
0%
31%
35%
One pin
2
7%
25%
27%
Two pins
2
7%
10%
10%
Split
3
11%
10%
10%
Three or more
16
59%
22%
17%
Nothing hit
4
15%
3%
2%
First balls in frames 1–9. A split is classed before the pin count (a 7–10 is a split, not two pins); “nothing hit” is a gutter ball or a foul.
Lanes and company
Your pairs vs everyone else on them
Lanes
Your games
You
Everyone else
Diff
9–10
3
75
157 (114 games)
-82
Head to head
Opponents are the bowlers on the other lane of your pair each night. Series compared when both sides bowled three games: beat 0, lost to 4 of 4 across 1 night.