šŸŽ³ Bowling Baddie of the Month: Jessica Boyer šŸ’–

šŸŽ³ Bowling Baddie of the Month: Jessica Boyer šŸ’–

Hey Baddies,

As promised, I’ve got a new blog feature up—and YES, you can be featured too! The form is now live on my website under the tabĀ ā€œBE A BADDIEā€. If you ever want me to write a blog about you, fill out that form—just like Jessica did!

The only catch is you have to buy something from the shop because you'll need to submit a photo or video IN THE PRODUCT you purchased so I can include you in the blog image. That way, I can show you off properly šŸ’…

So let’s get into it! 🌸

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🌸 Bowling Baddie of the Month: Jessica Boyer 🌸

This month’s Bowling Baddie of the Month is Jessica, all the way from Minnesota, where she proudly calls home!

Jessica knew she loved bowling when she competed on her high school team from 8th grade through her senior year. That experience shaped her high school life into something she can only describe as amazing. Being named captain and competing as the anchor made her feel like she truly belonged, and she loved knowing her contributions made an impact. That only fueled her passion for bowling and competition even more.

Bowling runs in Jessica’s blood. Her dad was her biggest inspiration growing up, and with her whole family involved, it became something they all loved doing together—although she admits her and her dad may have taken it a little more seriously! She spent most of her time in bowling alleys, which made sense with both of her parents working there.

Her father remains her biggest role model. After recently undergoing rotator cuff surgery, he was told he might not make it back to bowling—but he proved everyone wrong. Now, he and Jessica are back bowling side by side again. We LOVE a father-daughter duo (and yes… we even have a t-shirt for that šŸ’…).

Jessica also looks up to Daria Pajak and her bowling journey. She admires how Daria never gives up, stays positive, and truly cares about her fans. A true icon—and we couldn’t agree more. Women supporting women is what we’re all about šŸ’–

One of Jessica’s greatest achievements is her first 800 series—and the story makes it even better. After starting with a 224, she caught fire with games of 280 and 297… without even realizing she was on pace for 800! She was actually emotional after missing the 300, only to find out she had achieved an 800 series. Talk about a moment! She later went on to bowl both a 300 and another 800 in 2021 and has now earned 9 first-place titles as an adult. Just one more title qualifies her for the City Hall of Fame—how cool is that?!

Jessica’s goals are just as exciting: more 300s, more 800s (yes please šŸ”„), more titles, and ultimately being inducted into both the Minnesota Twin Cities Hall of Fame and the Minnesota State Hall of Fame. And did we mention she’s only 31?! Such an incredible journey already, with so much more ahead.

Jessica says she loves the Bowling Baddies Club because it brings together fun, competition, and meaningful friendships. It’s a space where all types of women bowlers can connect, compete, and support each other—and of course, she loves the merch too (we appreciate that šŸ’ā™€ļø).

We absolutely loved hearing your story, Jessica—and we know every Bowling Baddie will too! Thank you for sharing your journey and supporting our brand. We’d LOVE to see you at one of our events soon… and honestly, we think a Bowling Baddies Club title should be one of your next goals. Don’t you?! šŸ˜‰

Thanks again, Jessica—wishing you all the best for the future! šŸ’–āœØ

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If you want to be a Bowling Baddie of the Month - head to our website and look o the first page for the tab "BE A BADDIE" and you're there! Fill out the form and wait to see your story on the front of our page!

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