<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I [M/23] recently met a girl online. We exchanged a few messages discussing hobbies, work, etc. and both affirming that we thought the other was cute. It seemed like we hit it off pretty well. She tells me she's in a bowling league for fun, and that there's a men's league, and I should join up. I told her I'm pretty bad at it, but I'd like to learn. She then says I should come to a practice and tells me when and where her team usually does them. I told her I would be there. When I showed up, she wasn't there, though people practicing knew her. Mild awkwardness ensued. I stuck around for a bit, because I was genuinely interested in learning, and the people were cool about it, then went home. When I got back, she was online, but I wasn't sure what to say (and am still not) so I just logged off and figured I'd sleep on it. 

So here's my question: did I completely misread our conversation? It occurred to me that neither of us said anything like "see you there" or "looking forward to meeting you", though I just sort of assumed that she'd be there, considering she invited me. It seems pretty obvious that I just got stood up, but I was really beginning to like her, so I don't want to give up just yet if there's a chance it was just mis-communication. Kind of feel like, either way, it's her move. Thanks in advance.
<bot>: Met a girl online. She invited me to bowling practice. I show up and she's not there. May have been a misunderstanding, but probably got stood up. Not really sure what to do next.