Final Results 16th August...
| Contents About 5th FIQ World Youth C'ships '98 Results |
The 5th FIQ World Youth Championships 1998 is being held at the Dae Dong World Bowl in Inchon Metro City, Korea from the 8th - 16th August.
Malaysia is represented by: (Boys) Alex Liew, Daniel Lim, Kamarul Azwan, Lai Chuen Lian; (Girls) Lai Kin Knog, Low Poh Lian, Shalin Zulkifli, Wendy Chai; (Officials) Richard Lai, Foong Tak Meng, Sid Allen and Jim Porter.
This championship has more than 300 bowlers and officials from 28 FIQ member countries comprising of Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Columbia, England, Finland, Guam, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zealand, Netherland, Norway, Puerto Rico, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, USA, Venenzuela and host Korea.
SHALIN STRIKE GOLD!
August 11: 1997 National Sportwoman of the Year and newly crowned Asian Bowler of the Year, Shalin Zulkifli became the first Malaysian bowler to win a Gold in the FIQ World Youth Championship at the Dae Dong World Bowl in Inchon Metro City, Korea this evening.
Shalin, who was expected to do well with Sid Allen's peaking program before leaving for Korea, lived up to the expectation when she shot a superb 1,365 to leave her nearest rival Kim Yeau Jin of Korea by 99 pins. The score is a new record in the FIQ World Youth Championship which smashed the old resord of 1,289 set by Sera Vergas of Columbia in 1996.
The Gold is the first ever won by a Malaysian since the FIQ World Youth Championship which started in 1990. The only other bowler who came close to winning a Gold was Sarah Yap in the 4th FIQ World Championship in Hong Kong 2 years ago when she won the Silver in the Singles.
Shalin with Team Manager, Richard Lai
The other team members, Low Poh Lian and Lai Kin Ngoh also did well to stay among the Masters Finals qualifiers.
Kamarul Azwan almost won another medal for Malaysia in the Boy's Singles when he was leading the field after four games. But pressure got onto him and he finished the last two games with 156 and 188 to slip to 10th position. However, he is in a good position for the All Events. According to Jim Porter, the Assistant National Coach, both Daniel Lim and Alex Liew also did well and are in the running for a place in the Masters Finals.
GIRLS Pos Name Country G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal 1. Shalin Zulkifli Malaysia 279 249 194 184 214 245 1,365 227.50 Gold 2. Kim Yeau Jin Korea 209 196 184 214 216 247 1,266 211.00 Silver 3. Paloa Gomez Columbia 203 190 243 199 246 179 1,260 210.00 Bronze 3. Shima Washizuka Japan 238 247 190 196 168 221 1,260 210.00 Bronze 5. Hung, Shu-Chun C. Taipei 214 200 193 205 234 212 1,258 209.67 6. Nam Bo Ra Korea 177 208 245 216 206 202 1,254 209.00 7. Ann Kvarnstrom Finland 200 244 209 188 169 222 1,232 205.33 8. Ann Smith England 178 180 234 215 199 201 1,207 201.17 9. Tomomi Shibata Japan 198 194 184 198 210 212 1,196 199.33 10. Low Poh Lian Malaysia 153 194 204 212 225 205 1,194 198.83 . . 33. Lai Kin Ngoh Malaysia 156 189 193 156 203 215 1,112 185.33 39. Wendy Chai Malaysia 167 215 177 214 169 158 1,100 183.33 BOYS Pos Name Country G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal 1. Shawn Evans USA 265 278 195 189 235 223 1,385 230.83 Gold 2. Tamman Sharif S. Arabia 164 223 217 193 279 234 1,310 218.33 Silver 3. R.J. Bautista Philippines 202 224 207 201 257 189 1,280 213.33 Bronze 4. Petteri Salonen Finland 200 236 228 221 202 185 1,272 212.00 5. Gary Trottor England 214 236 168 194 279 171 1,262 210.33 6. Auduri Kleven Norway 236 190 217 212 199 196 1,250 208.33 7. Cheng, Chao-Yu C. Taipei 223 180 224 208 205 207 1,247 207.83 7. Moon Sung Han Korea 245 210 197 156 204 235 1,247 207.83 9. Jason Walsh Australia 236 173 202 223 218 193 1,245 207.50 10. Kamarul Azwan Malaysia 201 257 183 259 156 188 1,244 207.33 . . 13. Alex Liew Malaysia 175 190 179 206 256 227 1,233 205.50 31. Daniel Lim Malaysia 179 158 192 195 202 267 1,193 198.83 65. Lai Chuen Lian Malaysia 182 178 203 190 214 158 1,125 187.50
MALAYSIA CLINCHES ANOTHER MEDAL
August 12: Malaysia clinches another medal on the second day of the FIQ World Youth Championship at Indon Metro City, Korea this evening in the Girl's Doubles event.
Shalin Zulkifli, who won the Gold medal in the Girl's SIngles yesterday, partner Low Poh Lian for a total of 2,458, beating Chinese Taipei Team by just one pin for the Bronze Medal.
"The Chinese Taipei spinner needed 9 pins to tie and a strike to beat us in the last bonus frame and they could only manage 8 pins to loose by just one pin", said an excited Assistant National Coach, Jim Porter during a phone call immediately after the Doubles event at Dae Dong World Bowl.
Shalin with Assistant Coach, Jim Porter
Shalin bowled well contributing 1,248 in the Doubles while Poh Lian scored 1,210 for the six game total. Shalin now leads the All-Events with a combined total of 2,613 after two events for an impressive average of 217. With only 6 more games in the Team event, she is on course to winning the All-Events Gold if she maintains her form tomorrow.
Team USA dominated the Girl's Doubles by winning the Gold and the Silver. Lai Kin Ngoh and Wendy Chai also did well with a total of 2,333 pinfalls to finish 10th.
Kamarul Azwan and Lai Chuen Lian combined for a good 7th placing. They were unfortunate not to win a medal with a good showing. Chuen Lian, who had a nervous start in the Singles, settled down well to score 1,254 while Kamarul Azwan scored 1,182.
The Boy's Gold medal went to the Netherlands pair of Gerald Wijnstra and Michael Sassen with a total score of 2,535. USA's pair of Noel Ogata and Machael Fagan won the Silver with 2,508 and the Bronze went to Korea's Byun Ho Jin and Kim Myoung Jo with 2,492.
GIRLS
Pos Name Country G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal
1. Any Rocco USA 190 225 231 206 225 227 1,304 217.33 Gold
Kelly Kulick 191 188 221 181 215 236 1,232 205.33
381 413 452 287 440 463 2,536
2. Jennifer Daughe USA 203 256 191 228 206 181 1,265 210.83 Silver
Janette Piesczyn 239 158 212 181 258 178 1,262 210.33
442 414 403 409 464 359 2,491
3. Low Poh Lian Malaysia 212 200 190 207 190 211 1,210 201.67 Bronze
Shalin Zulkifli 170 204 211 236 247 180 1,248 208.00
382 404 401 443 437 391 2,458
4. Wang, Yu-Lin C. Taipei 213 204 237 252 178 205 1,239 206.50
Hung, Shu-Chun 227 181 205 191 182 182 1,168 194.66
440 385 442 443 360 387 2,457
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10. Wendy Chai Malaysia 202 219 177 201 179 208 1,186 197.66
Lai Kin Ngoh 180 220 200 187 166 194 1,147 191.16
382 439 377 388 345 402 2,333
BOYS
Pos Name Country G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal
1. Gerald Wijnstra Netherlands 181 228 200 203 277 189 1,278 213.00 Gold
Michael Sassen 196 278 181 187 233 182 1,257 209.50
377 506 381 390 510 371 2,535
2. Noel Ogata USA 216 180 268 203 170 258 1,295 215.83 Silver
Michael Fagan 203 233 225 185 212 153 1,211 201.83
419 413 493 388 382 411 2,506
3. Byun Ho Jin Korea 241 208 181 177 194 207 1,208 201.33 Bronze
Kim Myoung Jo 178 201 224 264 202 215 1,284 214.00
419 409 405 441 396 422 2,492
4. Tammam Sharif S. Arabia 158 203 224 268 189 176 1,218 203.00
Bandar Al Magda 256 199 199 223 194 189 1,260 210.00
414 402 423 491 383 365 2,478
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7. Lai Chuen Lian Malaysia 248 186 219 158 226 217 1,254 209.00
Kamarul Azwan 213 179 202 143 213 232 1,182 197.00
461 385 421 301 439 449 2,436
32. Daniel Lim Malaysia 214 209 190 182 170 132 1,097 182.83
Alex Liew 178 174 213 200 223 177 1,165 194.17
392 383 403 382 393 309 2,262
BRONZE MEDAL TO MALAYSIA's GIRLS TEAM
August 14: The Malaysian Girl's Team of Low Poh Lian, Wendy Chai, Lai Kin Ngoh and Shalin Zulkifli win another medal when they took the Bronze medal in the Girl's Team event at the Dae Dong World Bowl in Inchon Metro City today.
Shalin's 268 in the first game of the 1st Block played yesterday, set a new World Youth Championship record erasing the old record of 249 set by Kim Yeau Jin of Korea in 1996. The Malaysian team was in the lead going into the second block with Team USA and Korea. Korea's team of Kim Jeau Jin, Lee Min Hee, Nam So Ra and Park Jin Hee stormed home to take the Gold with 4,842 against Malaysia' 4,755. Team USA took the Silver with a total score of 4,768.
With a total score of 1,207 in the Team event, Shalin total score in the All-Events of 3,820 earned her the Gold medal. She was leading confortably with 3,266 before the last three games in the 2nd Block of the Team event.
The Girls Team at the winners' rostrum
Although the Malaysian Boy's Team came back strongly after only knocking down only 2,289 in the 1st Block with 2,533 in the 2nd Block, it wasn't good enough to win a medal and finished an unlucky fourth. Japan's team of Masaru Ito, Yoshio Koike, Hirofumi Morimot and Atsushi T. maintained their 1st Block lead to win the Gold medal. Team USA fought galantly to take the Silver while the Finish team dropped to third with a Bronze.
GIRLS
Pos Name Country Blk1 Blk2 Total Ave. Medal
1. Kim Yeau Jin Korea 644 552 1,196 199.33 Gold
Lee Min Hee 550 575 1,125 187.50
Nam Bo Ra 575 695 1,270 211.67
Park Jin Hee 577 674 1,251 208.50
2,346 2,496 4,842
2. Amy Rocco USA 569 544 1,113 185.50 Silver
Kelly Kulick 656 662 1,318 219.67
Jennifer Daughe 561 523 1,084 180.67
Janette Pirscyzn 622 631 1,253 208.83
2,408 2,360 4,678
3. Low Poh Lian Malaysia 591 609 1,200 200.00 Bronze
Wendy Chai 558 539 1,097 182.83
Lai Kin Ngoh 613 638 1,251 208.50
Shalin Zulkifli 653 554 1,207 201.17
2,415 2,340 4,755
4. Katie Stuart Australia 528 532 1,060 176.67
Biance Richard 583 533 1,116 186.00
Joy Hayman 535 622 1,157 192.83
Maxine Nable 658 662 1,320 220.00
2,304 2,349 4,653
BOYS
Pos Name Country Blk1 Blk2 Total Ave. Medal
1. Masaru Ito Japan 619 642 1,261 210.17 Gold
Yoshio Koike 671 589 1,260 210.00
Hirofumi M. 565 612 1,177 196.17
Atsushi T. 640 613 1,253 208.83
2,495 2,456 4,951
2. Noel Ogata USA 657 525 1,182 197.00 Silver
Michael Fagan 579 663 1,242 207.00
Jeremy Sonnenfield 644 581 1,225 204.17
Shawn Evans 606 656 1,262 210.33
2,486 2,425 4,911
3. Sami Konsteri Finland 576 651 1,227 204.50 Bronze
Jukka Pesonen 624 523 1,147 191.17
Jarno Marjakan 621 581 1,202 200.33
Petteri Salonen 671 656 1,327 221.17
2,492 2,411 4,903
4. Daniel Lim Malaysia 530 576 1,106 184.33
Kamarul Azwan 570 659 1,229 204.83
Lai Chuen Lian 584 644 1,228 204.67
R.J. Bautista 605 654 1,259 209.83
2,289 2,533 2,414
SHALIN BAGS ANOTHER GOLD!
August 14: Shalin Zulkifli of Malaysia bagged another Gold medal when she topped the All-Events with a total score od 3,820. This is her second Gold medal after winning impressively the Girl's Singles, setting a new FIQ World Youth Championship record. The Silver medal went to Nam Bo Ra of Korea 91 pins away with 3,729. Bronze medal goes Maxine Nable of Australia. She did well in the Team event with a score 1,320 to storm home third with a total of 3,725. Kim Jeau Jin of Korea, who was second before the Team event 2nd Block could only finished fourth. Low Poh Lian did well to finish 10th and qualified for the Master Finals. However, unlucky Lai Kin Ngoh missed the finals by 5 pins and finished 17th. The top 16 in the All-Events qualified for the Masters Final which will roll-off tomorrow.
Shalin with Chief Coach, Sid Allen
Meanwhile, in the Boy's All-Events, Alex Liew and Kamarul Azwan did well in the Team event to help them qualify for the Masters in 9th and 10th position respectively. Lai Chuen Lian was, however, unlucky when he only missed by 2 pins to qualify and finished 18th. Murabark Alim of Qatar could not maintain his lead going into the last three games of the Team event and dropped to third to take the Bronze. Petteri Salonen of Finland scored 656 in his 2nd Block Team event and a total 3,795 earned him the Gold medal. USA's Shawn Evans came from 4th position and a score of 656 in the Team event totalling 3,791, just 4 pins short and took home the Silver.
Teammate Jeremy Sonnenfiled of USA tied with Lee Sang Hun of Korea at the 16th position with 3,609. Jeremy qualified for the Masters after successfully defeating Lee in a one-game roll-off.
GIRLS - Top 16 qualify for Masters Finals Pos Name Country Single Double Team Total Ave. Medal 1. Shalin Zulkifli Malaysia 1,365 1,248 1,207 3,820 212.22 Gold 2. Nam Bo Ra Korea 1,254 1,205 1,270 3,729 207.17 Silver 3. Maxine Nable Australia 1,194 1,211 1,320 3,725 206.94 Bronze 4. Kim Jeau Jin Korea 1,266 1,240 1,198 3,702 205.67 5. Wang, Yu-Lin C. Taipei 1,151 1,289 1,261 3,701 205.61 6. Kelly Kulick USA 1,114 1,232 1,318 3,664 203.56 7. Paloa Gomez Columbia 1,280 1,255 1,108 3,623 201.28 8. Janette Piesczy USA 1,129 1,232 1,253 3,614 200.78 9. Anne Kvarnstrom Finland 1,232 1,255 1,122 3,609 200.50 10. Low Poh Lian Malaysia 1,193 1,210 1,200 3,603 200.17 11. Hung, Shu-Chun C. Taipei 1,258 1,168 1,143 3,569 198.28 12. Gemma Burden England 1,178 1,143 1,229 3,548 197.11 13. Amy Rocco USA 1,122 1,304 1,113 3,539 196.81 14. Shima Washizuka Japan 1,260 1,083 1,179 3,522 195.67 15. Tan Bee Leng Singapore 1,087 1,236 1,193 3,516 195.33 16. Akiko Takeuchi Japan 1,109 1,242 1,164 3,515 195.28 17. Lai Kin Ngoh Malaysia 1,112 1,147 1,251 3,510 195.00 18. Park Jin Hee Korea 1,141 1,113 1,251 3,505 194.72 19. Huang Liyan China 1,118 1,184 1,191 3,493 194.06 20. Jennifer Daugh USA 1,149 1,259 1,084 3,492 194.00 . . 31. Wendy Chai Malaysia 1,100 1,186 1,094 3,383 187.94 BOYS - Top 16 qualify for Masters Finals Pos Name Country Single Double Team Total Ave. Medal 1. Petteri Salonen Finland 1,272 1,196 1,327 3,795 210.83 Gold 2. Shawn Evans USA 1,395 1,223 1,262 3,791 210.81 Silver 3. Murabark Alim Qatar 1,241 1,305 1,219 3,765 209.17 Bronze 4. Danyck Briere Canada 1,213 1,223 1,267 3,703 205.72 5. Tammam Sharif S. Arabia 1,310 1,218 1,163 3,691 205.06 6. Arturo Quiutero Mexico 1,162 1,289 1,239 3,690 205.00 7. Masaru Ito Japan 1,215 1,183 1,261 3,659 203.28 8. Noel Ogata USA 1,181 1,295 1,182 3,658 203.22 9. Alex Liew Malaysia 1,233 1,165 1,259 3,657 203.17 10. Kamarul Azwan Malaysia 1,244 1,182 1,229 3,655 203.06 11. Jason Walsh Australia 1,245 1,237 1,170 3,652 202.89 12. Byun Ho Jin Korea 1,220 1,208 1,216 3,644 202.44 13. Yoshio Koike Japan 1,205 1,171 1,260 3,636 202.00 14. Atsushi T. Japan 1,191 1,189 1,253 3,633 201.83 15. Constantine C. Philippines 1,202 1,198 1,220 3,620 201.11 16. Jeremy Sonn.* USA 1,214 1,170 1,225 3,609 200.50 16. Lee Sang Hun Korea 1,210 1,297 1,102 3,609 200.50 18. Lai Chuen Lian Malaysia 1,125 1,254 1,228 3,607 200.39 19. Kim Asbsgrn H. Norway 1,212 1,171 1,213 3,596 199.78 20. Gerald W. Netherlands 1,195 1,278 1,121 3,594 199.67 * Jeremy Sonnenfield qualified for the Masters in a one-game roll-off with Lee Sang Hun.
SHALIN PULLS OUT FROM MASTERS FINALS!
August 15: The Malaysia Bowling queen, after her superb performances in winning the Singles and All-Events Gold at the 5th FIQ World Youth Championship in Inchon Metro City, Korea, has to pull out of the Masters Finals due to an old injury of her thumb. The thumb was very badly blistered and National Chief coach, Sid Allen and his assistant, Jim Porter decided to pull her out from the 2nd Block of the Masters Finals tomorrow.
Shalin has been suffering from the same injury after the Pre-Commonwealth Games late June and was asked to stop training in early July for a week. "We cannot allow her to continue as it may affect her preparation for the Commonwealth Games next month. She will now rest for at least a week before she resume training", said Sid Allen at the Dae Dong World Bowl after the final game of the 1st Block today.
With Shalin's pull out, her teammate Low Poh Lian put Malaysia's hope alive in the Girl's Masters. Poh Lian started shakily this afternoon with a 181, followed by 211. But three poor games of 158, 168 and 160 pushed her position much lower in the 16 finalists although she recorded 211, 211 and 226 in her other games. She is now lying 14th with a score of 1,546 averaging 193.25. She need to bowl exceptionally well tomorrow to have a chance for the step-ladder finals.
Leading after 8 games in the Girl's Masters is 1996 champion Wang Yu-Lin of Chinese Taipei with 1,755. Second is Tan Bee Leng of Singapore with 1,738 followed by USA's Kelly Kulick with 1,677.
In the Boy's division, Alex Liew did well and to tie with USA's Noel Ogata in 5th position with 1,688. Alex bowled consistenly with 175, 225, 200, 193, 204, 216, 182 and 213 and won six out of his eight matches. His teammate, Kamarul Azwan is lying 11th with 1,623.
Leading after 8 games in the Boy's Masters is All-Events winner Petteri Salonen of Finland with 1,772. Qatar's Murabark Alim is second with 1,746 followed by American Jeremy Sonnenfield in third with 1,736.
There will be another 8 games tomorrow where the top three bowlers will qualify for the Step-Ladder Finals.
GIRLS (16 Games)
Scr Total
Pos Name Country Total (w/pts) Ave.
1. Kelly Kulick USA 3,392 3,492 218.25
2. Tan Bee Ling Singapore 3,364 3,474 217.13
3. Wang, Yu-Lin C, Taipei 3,315 3,420 213.76
4. Amy Rocco USA 3,294 3,394 212.13
5. Janette Piesczy USA 3,276 3,386 211.63
6. Hung, Shu-Chun C. Taipei 3,288 3,379 211.19
7. Gemma Burden England 3,223 3,313 207.06
8. Kim Yeau Jin Korea 3,248 3,298 205.13
9. Maxine Nable Australia 3,198 3,273 204.58
10. Nam Bo Ra Korea 3,158 3,258 203.63
11. Shima W. Japan 3,194 3,254 203.38
12. Paloa Gomez Columbia 3,114 3,184 199.00
13. Low Poh Lian Malaysia 3,096 3,166 197.88
14. Akiko Taheuchi Japan 3,047 3,087 192.94
15. Ann Kvarnstrom Finland 2,983 3,053 190.81
16. Shalin Zulkifli Malaysia 1,508 1,548 193.50 w/o
BOYS (16 Games)
Scr Total
Pos Name Country Total (w/pts) Ave.
1. Alex Liew Malaysia 3,371 3,481 217.66
2. Murabark Alim Qatar 3,347 3,467 216.69
3. Petteri Salonen Finland 3,372 3,452 216.38
4. Jeremy Sonn. USA 3,267 3,337 208.56
5. Constantine C. Philippines 3,222 3,307 206.69
6. Byun Ho Jin Korea 3,205 3,290 205.63
7. Noel Ogata USA 3,209 3,279 204.94
8. Yoshio Koike Japan 3,148 3,238 202.25
9. Masaru Ito Japan 3,138 3,228 201.75
10. Kamarul Azwan Malaysia 3,119 3,209 200.55
11. Arturo Quiutero Mexico 3,128 3,198 199.88
12. Atsushi T. Japan 3,132 3,182 198.88
13. Shawn Evans USA 3,059 3,169 198.05
14. Danyck Briere Canada 3,119 3,159 197.44
15. Jason Walsh Australia 3,085 3,155 197.19
16. Tammam Sharif S. Arabia 3,011 3,051 190.69
ALEX ROLLS DOWN MALAYSIA'S THIRD GOLD
August 16: Malaysia rolled to its third Gold medal when Alex Liew won the Masters event at the 5th FIQ World Youth Championship at Dae Dong World Bowl in Inchon Metro City, Korea.
Alex, the youngest bowler in the team, won the Melbourne Cup in Australia last year, was burning the lanes when he started the 2nd Block this afternoon.
He began his fifth place, 104 pins behind leader Petteri Salonen of Finland. He wasted no time in making up the deficit and won the first four games with scores of 222, 248, 219 and 257. He then relaxed a little with score of 187 and 188 but ended strongly with score of 234 and 208 to top the field. His total of 3,481 was just 14 pins better than second placed Murabark Alim of Qatar. Petteri was third with 3,462 pins.
Alex Liew with Murabark Alim and Petteri Salonen
In the Step-Ladder final, Alex continued his superb form to total 440 pins (223 and 217) to win the gold. Another Malaysia - Kamarul Azwan - finished 10th.
"We were confident Alex would perform well after yesterday's fifth placing. This is the biggest win for the Malaysian boys in the sport," said chief coach Sid Allen. "He is the first malaysian male to win the title and we are proud of him."
In the Girl's final, Chinese Taipei's Wang Yu-Lin success fully defended her title when she beat overall leader Kelly Kulick of the US. Yu-Lin finished with 393 pins against Kulick's 357.
Malaysia ended the meet with three golds and two bronze medals.
GIRLS
Match 1 Match 2 & 3
182
3. Wang, Yu-Lin ----------| 204
C. Taipei | Wang, Yu-Lin 189
|-------------| 393
2. Tan Bee Leng ----------| |
Singapore 177 |------ Wang, Yu-Lin
| C. Taipei
1. Kelly Kulick ------------------------| 180
USA 177
357
1. Wang, Yu-Lin C. Taipei 393 Gold
2. Kelly Kulick USA 357 Silver
3. Tan Bee Leng Singapore 177 Bronze
BOYS
Match 1 Match 2 & 3
170
3. Petteri Salonen ----------| 186
Finland | Murabark Alim 195
|-------------| 381
2. Murabark Alim ----------| |
Qatar 193 |------ Alex Liew
| Malaysia
1. Alex Liew ------------------------| 223
Malaysia 217
440
1. Alex Liew Malaysia 440 Gold
2. Murabark Alim Qatar 381 Silver
3. Petteri Salonen Finland 170 Bronze
Boys Girls
Pos Country G S B 4th Points Pos Country G S B 4th Points
1. USA 1 3 1 15 1. USA 1 3 1 15
2. Finland 1 2 1 10 2. Malaysia 2 2 14
3. Malaysia 1 1 6 3. Korea 1 2 1 12
4. Japan 1 5 4. C. Taipei 1 1 6
4. Netherlands 1 5 5. Australia 1 1 3
4. Qatar 1 1 5 6. Singapore 1 2
7. S. Arabia 1 1 4 7. Columbia 1 1
8. Korea 1 2 7. Japan 1 1
8. Philippines 1 2
10. Canada 1 1
Total 5 5 5 55 5 5 4 56
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