The Broward County girls bowling scene celebrated exceptional talent on November 18, 2025, with the announcement of first team selections, second team honors, and recognitions for outstanding coaches. The achievements of the athletes reflect their dedication and skill throughout the season.
First Team Recognitions
Leading the first team selections are several standout bowlers from South Plantation High and Coral Springs Charter School. Senior Cristina Dixon from South Plantation excelled at the district tournament, securing second place with a series score of 559. She then finished tied for 21st at the state tournament, amassing a total of 764 pins.
Another key player from South Plantation, senior Reese Metevia, placed fifth in the district championship and went on to finish 45th at the state level with a total of 692, including a remarkable high game of 202. Senior Madison Quara also made her mark, finishing seventh at the district tournament and tying for 47th at the state championship with 689 pins, including a high game of 201.
Representing Coral Springs Charter, junior Cameron Thiele secured third place at the district championship, contributing to her team’s county and district title. Thiele finished tied for 51st at the state tournament with a total score of 685. Sophomore Faith Tucker shined as the individual district champion, achieving a series score of 534 and placing 32nd at the state championship with a total of 714 pins.
Additional Honors and Coach Recognition
The second team features talented bowlers such as freshman Jazz Chung from Coral Springs Charter, junior Evelynn Clay from Archbishop McCarthy, and senior Audrey Gold from Coral Springs Charter, among others. Honorable mentions included players from various schools, showcasing the widespread talent across Broward County.
Coaching excellence was also recognized, with Jennifer Collins of South Plantation and Greg Mason of Coral Springs Charter being named Co-Coaches of the Year. Collins led her team to a district championship, finishing fifth at the state team qualifier and reaching the third round of the baker tournament. She expressed pride in her team, stating, “I am extremely proud of the girls this season. The girls’ season has been especially bittersweet. Five of the seven began as freshmen, with another joining as a sophomore, and I’ve had the privilege of watching them grow. Watching them mature into strong, responsible young women has been one of the greatest joys of my coaching career.”
Mason, whose team won the BCAA championship and the district title, noted, “I am proud of how hard the girls worked to accomplish their way to states.”
This season’s achievements reflect not only individual talent but also the strength of teamwork and coaching within Broward County’s girls bowling community. The recognition of these athletes and their coaches highlights a successful year in high school bowling and sets a high bar for future seasons.
