A Canadian bowling record that stood for 28 years now belongs to Jade Cote.
Cote rolled 1,815 during doubles qualification at the 2026 PANAM Bowling Champion of Champions in San Jose, Costa Rica. Her performance helped Canada secure silver alongside Marissa Naylor.
The Canadian Tenpin Federation confirmed the new eight-game record, replacing the 1,722 set by Jane Amlinger/Vetero at the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Cote improved that mark by 93 pins.
She averaged 226.88 across games of 228, 191, 267, 221, 198, 256, 244 and 210.
A Record and a Silver Medal
Naylor added 1,643, including a high game of 266, to give the Canadian pair a combined 3,458.
Canada finished 75 pins behind Team USA’s Jordan Snodgrass and Crystal Elliott, who won gold with 3,533. Aruba’s Kamilah and Abigail Dammers took bronze with 3,330.
Full standings are available on the official tournament results page.
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