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BLOG UPDATE: Bella’s Championship Run – From Round 3 to the Winner’s

BLOG UPDATE: Bella’s Championship Run – From Round 3 to the Winner’s Lap!


If you’ve been following along with Bella’s journey at the Tournament of Champions, you know the first two rounds of match play were nail-biters. But it was Round 3 where Bella truly found her stride and never looked back.


Facing her doubles partner and close friend Annika in the finals, Bella showed what it means to blend focus with fun. She started Game 1 with a few bumps, but soon found her rhythm, rolling a 224 to Annika’s 126. With a 98-pin lead heading into Game 2, she didn’t let up, striking in the first frame and staying cool under pressure.


Annika fought hard, landing doubles and picking up key spares, but Bella’s consistency and mental game were the difference. Even when the pressure mounted, Bella’s signature doodling and calm demeanor kept her in the zone.


In the end, Bella sealed the deal, delivering a performance that was as much about heart as it was about technique. This wasn’t just a win; it was a reminder of why we do what we do—together, as a family, and as part of a community that loves this sport.


On to the next adventure—and maybe a good meal to celebrate!


Stay tuned for more updates, and thanks for all the support!


—Coach Castillo

Becoming Champions Consistently

 
 
 

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