Final Results: 18th March
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 8th - 18th March 2000 • Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort |
Qualifying Rounds for: 19th - 20th March, 2000 |
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The Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress (MTBC) announced today that there will be a pool of world-class bowlers participating in this year’s 23rd Land & General Malaysian International Open Bowling Championship 2000 from the 8th - 18th March, 2000.
"The championship is being held at the Sunway Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resorts which was the venue for last year’s 16th Commonwealth Games Tenpin Bowling event.
Current World Cup champions, Ahmed Shaheen and Amanda Bradley of Australia, World FIQ Ladies Masters champion, Ann-Murray Putney of Australia, European ans Asian Zone FIQ championships are all invited to participate. Our national bowlers, Kenny Ang, the Commonwealth Games Singles and Doubles Gold medalist, 1st Runner-up in the Asian Bowling Tour Grand Slam Finals and Commonwealth Games Doubles Gold medalist Ben Heng and Lai Kin Ngoh, Commonwealth Games Singles Silver medalist, Asian Bowling Tour 1998 Grand Slam Finals champion, Sarah Yap will be pitching their skills againgst these world-class bowlers on home ground.
The championship’s sponsors are Land & General Berhad, Sunway Lagoon Resorts (official hotel), Antioni, Malaysia Airlines (official carrier), Ebonite and Pyramid Bowl (venue).
The Asian Bowling Tour 2000 first leg, the Malaysia Masters Cup will be held on the 19th - 20th March, 2000.
The top 14 Asian men and women bowlers from each Open Men and Ladies Masters event of the 23rd Malaysian Open will qualify for the Masters Cup. Each participant will gain Tour Ranking points according to their positions.
Lembah Beringin Sdn Bhd, a Land & General property company is sponsoring a Double-storey corner unit terrace house worth RM265,398 to the first bowler to score a Perfect Game in the 23rd Land & General-MAS Malaysian International Open Bowling Championship at Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort, Petaling Jaya.
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Kenny Ang ends drought to capture title
18th March, Petaling Jaya: 1999 Asian Bowler of the Year, Kenny Ang ended his almost two year drought to win the 23rd Land & General-MAS Malaysian International Open title at the Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort. His last major title was the Singles and Doubles Gold medals in the 16th Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur in 1998.
Ang, who made the cut for the 15-game Round-robin finals together with 5 other Malaysian bowlers, amassed a total of 3,350 pinfalls to finish top of the Men's Open division before setting himself up for the Step-ladder grand finals. Finishing second strongly was defending champion and Asian Bowling Tour Grand Slam Finals champion, Wang Yu-Jen of Chinese Taipei with a score of 3,246 while teammate, Tsai Fang-Yu was third with 3,189 pinfalls. In the step-ladder finals first match, Tsai Fang-Yu defeated teammate, Wang Yu-Jen 201-193 for a match with Ang. Ang bowled his heart out to defeat Tsai 444-424 over two games for the title.
Meanwhile, 1999 Singapore Open Women Masters champion, Jesmin Ho was outstanding finishing top seed with 3,350 pinfalls. Second was Malaysia's Shalin Zulkifli with 3,246 while third place went to two-time Malaysian Open champion, Annemiek Boogaart of the Netherlands with 3,189 pinfalls. Shalin defeated Annemiek Boogaart 203-179 for a final match with top seed Jesmine Ho. However, Jesmine proved too good for Shalin when she easily defeated Shalin 457-364 over two games for a well-deserved title.
17th March, Petaling Jaya: The Chinese Taipei almost dominated the Men's and Women's Open Masters finals 1st Block today at Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort. But their almost complete domination were foiled by Malaysia's Kenny Ang and Shalin Zulkifli.
Ang and Shanlin lead an 8-bowlers contingent of Malaysian into the 2nd Block of the finals. The Chinese Taipei bowlers who took the top five places after the 1st Block finals are Chinese Taipei's Hsieh Yu-Ping (2,239), defending champion and 2nd Wang Yu-Jen (2,218), third Wu Fu-Lung (2,213) fourth Lin Han-Chen (2,173) and Lin Chin-Hsing (2,157). Kenny Ang (2,148) was sixth and Ben Heng (2,138). In the women's division, the Chinese Taipei bowlers again took three of the top five placings. Hsieh Hsiu-Yun (2,095) finished 1st, followed by Shalin Zulkifli (2,067), third Huang Chiung-Yao (2,054), fourth Taipei Masters Cup winner, Chu Yu-Chieh (2,053) and Philippine's Celellia Yap (2,023) fifth.
Gemilang 2001 squad, Ang Kean Joo (SEL) took the Boy's Open Masters title. Second was Wu Siu-Hong (SEL) and third is national kegler, Mustafa Yassin (SEL). The Boy's Graded title went to Seah Chun Haw (SEL), second Ho Ka Chun (HKG) and third Voon Eng Mann (PEN).
Up and coming national women bowler and a member of the Gemilang 2001 squad, Low Bee Lian criused home with the Girl's Open Masters title. Second was Sharon Chai (JOH) and third Low Shi Yeen (KEH). The Korean girls almost swept Girl's Graded Masters finals. Kim Tae Hyun (KOR) finished 1st, 2nd Siti Khadijah (SEL) and 3rd Kang Min Jeong (KOR).
The Men's Graded division saw the combining of the Men's A and Men's B category into one division. The champion of this event was Ch'ng Han Chye (PEN), 2nd Mohd. Shaiful (KUL) and 3rd Sabarudin Md. Noor (SEL). A new division was created for bowlers above the age of 50 years.
The Senior Masters title went to Peter Liu (HKG), 2nd Frankie Wong (PER) and 3rd Tony Eu (SEL). The Women's Graded division's title went to Caren Khoo (SEL), 2nd Christine Ong (PEN) and 3rd Kim Wong (KUL).
16th March, Petaling Jaya: 1999 Brunswick Golden Ball Grand Slam champion, Kamilla Kjeldsen of Denmark shot to the lead of the Women's Open Masters qualifying with a score of 964 at Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort today. She improved her earlier score of 801 to overtake Malaysia's Shalin Zulkifli's score of 942. Third is last year's Malaysia Masters Cup champion, Low Poh Lian with 935.
Meanwhile, Asian Games silver medalist C. Supaporn of Thailand who was knocked out of the qualifying table managed a 885 score to qualify in 7th position in the overseas pool of the Women's Open Masters division. 1999 Singapore Open Women Master champion Jesmine Ho also made it with a score of 881 and in 8th place. Others notable Asian stars are 1999 Thailand Masters Cup champion, Wannasiri D. of Thailand (866), Brunei SEA Games Singles Gold medalist, Arianne Cerdana of the Philippines (864), Brunei SEA Games Singles Silver medalist, Jennifer Tan of Singapore (859) and Singapore's young star, Valerie Teo (837).
In the Men's division, ex-international and 1999 National Interstate Team Gold medalist, F.J. Lim stole the lead from southpaw, Kenny Ang in the local pool of the Men's Open Masters qualifying with an impressive 982. Lim scored a perfect game in the 3rd game of his Singles last night to miss his chance of the 1st Perfect Game award of a Doiuble-storey corner unit terrace house worth RM265,398 which was won by 20 year-old Edvin Lam of Penang on Monday last. Brunei SEA Games Trios and Team Gold medalist, Pang Boon Say of Penang just barely made the cut with a late charge of 896 pinfalls and is lying 12th of the local pool.
In the overseas pool however, competition is indeed keen and tough. Chester King who qualified two days ago improved his score to finish second with a score of 989. Chester also shot a perfect game in his third game of his singles last night. Veteran and ex-international, Jack Wong of Singapore came in strongly this time round when we easily qualified with a score of 986. Since yesterday, more than 10 bowlers have qualified. Among them are Asian Games Masters Gold medalist, Sunny Hui of Hong Kong (955), and two-time World champion and winner of the iMPACT 300 All-Comers Tournament in Singapore last month, Tom Hahl of Singapore (945). Others in the mixed local & overseas pool are Sam Goh (SIN), Norman Law (HKG), Stefan Yngstorm (SWE), and former World Cup champion C.M. Yang (TPE).
The top 35 Men's Open Masters qualifiers together with the defending champion, Wang Yu-Jen of Chinese Taipei and the top 30 Women's Open Masters qualifiers will bowl 10 games Stage I finals tomorrow 17th March at 12.30pm. At the end of Stage I, the top 16 Men and Women will make the cut for Stage II 15 games Round-Robin semi-finals on Saturday 18th March at 9.30am. The top 3 bowlers from each division will proceed to the Step-ladder Grand Finals at approximately 2.00pm.
The top Asian 14 bowlers from each division will also make the ESPN Asian Bowling Tour 2000 1st Leg - Malaysia Masters Cup which will be played on the 19th & 20th March at Pyramid Bowl. The matches of the Malaysia Masters Cup will be telecast LIVE on ESPN on both nights starting 8.00pm.
15th March, Petaling Jaya: FIQ World Youth Championship 3 Gold medalist, Wang Yu-Ling of Chinese Taipei took over the lead in the Women's Open Masters qualifying this afternoon at the Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort.
Yu-Ling, who won the ESPN Asian Bowling Tour Grand Slam Finals in Singapore January, shot 912 to overtake her teammate and overnight leader, Huang Hsiao Su-Ling. Hong Kong's Janet Lam also did well to move up to second spot with 886 disloging Su-Ling by one pin to 3rd.
Singapore's young Tan Hsiao Mein stormed to top spot in the Milo International Youth Girl's Open Masters qualifying with a score of 855 this morning. Kedah's spinner and member of the Malaysian National Youth Squad, Low Shi Yeen shot 799 for second place while another Singapore girl, Camilla Chua is third, just one pin behind Shi Yeen.
Reigning World Cup and FIQ World Championship Masters Champion, Ahmed Shaheen who was scheduled to arrive on Sunday night, missed his flight from Dubai. There is a slim chance that he will arrive on time for the championship unless he shows up tonight.
13th March, Petaling Jaya: Gemilang 2001 new recruit, 20 year-old Edvin Lam of Penang took center stage today after he shot his first ever perfect game in his bowling career and walked away with a handsome windfall - a corner unit Double-storey terrace house at Lembah Beringin.
The perfect game award, worth RM265,980 is sponsored by Lembah Beringin Sdn Bhd (a Land & General Berhad property company) to the first bowler to score a perfect game of 300 in the on-going 23rd Land & General-MAS Malaysian International Open at Pyramid Bowl.
Edvin shot the 300 game in his 3rd game of the Youth Masters qualifying at 10.00am this morning. He accumulated a total of 874 for the four games which give him 4th place in the Boy's Open division.
Chinese Taipei bowlers who checked in last night started their campaign by occupying 9 out of 12 places in the overseas pool. Chen Chi Jung shot the highest 4 games series so far when he registered 1,016 to lead the Men's Open Masters qualifying. Chen had lines of 266, 237, 279 & 232 to average an unbelievable 254. Philippines' Chester King shot 921 for second spot while last year's Masters Cup winner, Cheng Chao-Sheng is third with 901.
In the local pool, Kenny Ang took over the lead from last year's national champion, Lai Chuen Lian with 954 while World Games Doubles Gold medalist Daniel Lim and Commonwealth Games Doubles Gold medalist Ben Heng both shot 924 to share 4th place.
Thailand's Asian Games Gold medalist C. Supaporn improved her score to lead the Ladies' Open Masters overseas pool with 883. On the local pool, former Asian Champion, Lai Kin Ngoh also improved to 5th place with 853.
12th March, Petaling Jaya: Two-time 2nd Runner-up of the AMF World Cup and three Gold medalist at the World FIQ Youth Championship, Shalin Zulkifli shot to the top of the Ladies' Open Masters qualifying table dislodging teammate and last year's Masters Cup winner, Low Poh Lian. Shalin's 4-game total of 942 pinfall averages an impressive 235.5.
Third is 1997 National champion Wendy Chai with a score 919. In the overseas section, two-time Malaysian Open champion, Annemiek Boogaart of the Netherlands scored well with 871 to take the lead while Thailand's C. Supaporn is lying second with 867 with Aneite Raback of Finland in third spot with 814.
In the Men's division, 1997 National champion and Gemilang 2001 bowler, Lai Chuen Lian snatched the lead with a score of 929 pinfalls. Ex-international F.J. Lim of Kuala Lumpur did well for second with 927 while another Gemilang 2001 bowler Ang Kean Joo of Selangor is in third spot with 923.
Qualifying contiunes through to the last day on the 16th March, 2000. Most of the confirmed overseas bowlers have arrived and will be taking to the lanes at Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resort tomorrow.
10th March, Petaling Jaya: Last year's Malaysia Masters Cup winner and 4th Genting International Open champion, Low Poh Lian scorched the Pyramid Bowl lanes today to take the lead in the Ladies' Open Masters qualifying table with a 4-game total of 935 pinfalls. Poh Lian, a member of the Gemilang 2001 program and FIQ Asian Youth Masters Gold medalist, had lines of 222, 255, 213 and 245 for an average of 227.8.
1997 National champion Wendy Chai also did well with a score 919 this morning. Two-time 2nd Runner-up of the AMF World Cup and three Gold medalist at the World FIQ Youth Championship, Shalin Zulkifli tested the lanes in the afternoon and could only manage a score of 786 for 7th position in the table.
Gemilang 2001 bowlers in the Mens' Open division continue to improve their scores on the 3rd day of the championship. Sarawak's Aaron Chin improved with 908 to move up to fourth, Jackson Ting knocked down 899 while 16th Commonwealth Games Doubles Gold medalist also advanced to 892.
Qualifying contiunes through to the last day on the 16th March, 2000. Most of the confirmed overseas bowlers will be arriving on Monday 13th after they have competed in the on-going 12th Cathay Bowl Super Classic in Singapore which end on Sunday.
8th March, Petaling Jaya: 19 year-old Mustafa Yassin showed his class when he posted the highest Youth Masters qualifying score of 969 pinfalls over 4-games on the first day of the on-going 23rd Land & General-MAS Malaysian International Open Bowling Championship 2000 at Pyramid Bowl, Sunway Lagoon Resorts in Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya.
Mustafa Yassin, a Brunei SEA Games Doubles Gold medalist had lines of 258, 266, 211 and 234 for an impressive average of 242.3 to take the lead in the Milo International Youth Boys Open Masters qualifying division. His teammate from the Gemilang 2001 squad, Selangor's Ang Kean Joo also impressed with a score of 917 pinfalls and is in second spot in the table. Ex-international, Ooi Lai Beng of Selangor knocked down 866 to be in thrid spot.
Three-times Malaysian Open champion and reigning European Zone champion, Annemiek Boogart of The Netherlands wasted no time after arriving Kuala Lumpur. She had a short rest in the official hotel - Sunway Lagoon Resort Hotel and took to the lanes to try out her first singles. She registered a score of 835 to take the lead in the Ladies' Open Singles division. Last year's Malaysia Masters Cup winner, Low Poh Lian is in 2nd spot with 831 followed by teammate, Karen Lian with 812.
Final Qualifying Results for the Masters: (As at 13th March ...)
Event Category Pos Name Country Sponsor Score
Masters Mens Defending Wang Yu-Jen C. Taipei
Qualifiers Champion
(4 games) Local Pool 1st Kenny Ang Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 954
2nd Lai Chuen Lian Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 929
3rd F.J. Lim Kuala Lumpur 927
4th Daniel Lim Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 924
5th Ben Heng Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 924
6th Ang Kean Joo Nat. Youth Gemilang 2001 923
7th Y.H. Ng Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 919
8th Azidi Ameran N. Sembilan 908
9th Aaron Chin Nat. Youth Gemilang 2001 908
10th Mustafa Yassin Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 900
11th Jackson Ting Nat. Youth Gemilang 2001 899
12th Tan Chee Wei Nat. Youth 895
Overseas 1st Chen Chi-Jung C. Taipei 1,016
Pool 2nd Lin Chin-Hsing C. Taipei 974
3rd Wu Siu-Hong C. Taipei 972
4th Lu Kun-Yu C. Taipei 947
5th Cheng Chao-Sheng C. Taipei 931
6th Wu Fu-Lung C. Taipei 930
7th Lin Han-Chen C. Taipei 923
8th Shawn Mak Hong Kong 921
9th Chester King Philippines 921
10th Stefan Yngstorm Sweden 914
11th C.M. Yang C. Taipei 911
12th Chen Jih-Song C. Taipei 905
Local & 1st Nicholas Chia Singapore 904
Overseas 2nd Tsai Fang-Yu C. Taipei 898
3rd Cheng Chao-Yu C. Taipei 896
4th Chen Te-Nung C. Taipei 894
5th Huang Chin-Hui C. Taipei 893
6th Lin Chin-Hsiang C. Taipei 893
7th Ricky Chen Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 893
8th Azizan Hanif Penang 892
9th Gary Lim Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 891
10th Gerald Samuel Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 890
Reserves 1st S.F. Ong Penang 884
2nd Cheng Yung-Wen C. Taipei 880
3rd Sunny Hui Hong Kong 879
Event Category Pos Name Country Sponsor Score
Masters Ladies Defending Wang Yu-Ling C. Taipei
Qualifiers Champion
(4 games) Local Pool 1st Shalin Zulkifli Nat. Sq. Storm 942
2nd Low Poh Lian Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 935
3rd Wendy Chai Nat. Sq. Gemilang 2001 912
4th Sarah Yap Nat. Sq. Storm 871
5th Lai Kin Ngoh Penang 853
6th Karen Lian Nat. Sq. Storm 840
7th Low Bee Lian Nat. Sq. Storm 836
8th Sharon Chai Nat. Youth Gemilang 2001 812
9th Vivien Khoo Nat. Youth Gemilang 2001 809
10th Mak Choong Yee Nat. Youth Gemilang 2001 797
Overseas 1st Wang Yu-Ling C. Taipei 912
Pool 2nd Janet Lam Hong Kong 886
3rd Huang Shiung-Yau C. Taipei 885
4th C. Supaporn Thailand 883
5th Jesmine Ho Singapore 881
6th Huang Chiung-Yau C. Taipei 878
7th Chu Yu-Chieh C. Taipei 876
8th Annemiek Boogaart Netherlands 871
9th Lin Yung-Hua C. Taipei 869
10th Hsieh Hsiu-Yun C. Taipei 854
Local& 1st Cecilia Yap Philippines 851
Overseas 2nd Cheryl Soon Singapore 843
3rd Yap Seok Kim Singapore 841
4th Kao Mei-Ling C. Taipei 840
5th Valerie Teo Singapore 837
6th Ke Yu-Hui C. Taipei 834
7th Jennifer Tan Singapore 825
8th Ratchanee T. Thailand 803
9th Kamilla Kjeldsen Denmark 801
Reserves 1st Aneite Raback Finland 786
2nd Jenny Ho Hong Kong 778
3rd Wannasiri D. Thailand 776
Final Results: (10 Games)
Events Division Pos Name Country/Sponsor Score
Masters Girls A 1st Kim Tae Hyun Korea 1,818
2nd Siti Khadijah M'sia/STBA 1,810
3rd Kang Min Jeong Korea 1,808
Girls O 1st Low Bee Lian M'sia/Nat. Sq. 1,905
2nd Sharon Chai M'sia/Nat. Sq. 1,884
3rd Low Shi Yeen M'sia/Kedah 1,867
Boys A 1st Seah Chun Haw M'sia/STBA 1,936
2nd Ho Ka Chun Hong Kong 1,929
3rd Voon Eng Mann M'sia/Penang 1,874
Boys O 1st Ang Kean Joo M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,113
2nd Wu Siu Hong M'sia/STBA 2,071
3rd Mustafa Yassin M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,005
Final Results: (Ladies Graded - 12 Games; Mens Graded 15 Games)
Events Division Pos Name Country/Sponsor Score Ave.
Masters Ladies 1st Caren Khoo M'sia/STBA 2,259
Graded 2nd Christine Ong M'sia/Penang 2,179
3rd Kim Wong M'sia/KLTBA 2,136
Men's 1st Ch'ng Han Chye M'sia/Penang 3,115
Graded 2nd Md. Shaiful M'sia/KLTBA 3,072
3rd Sabarudin Md Noor M'sia/STBA 3,062
Final Results: (10 Games)
Events Division Pos Name Country/Sponsor Score Ave.
Masters Senior 1st Peter Lui HKG/Columbus B.C. 2,012
2nd Frankie Wong M'sia/Perak 1,959
3rd Tony Eu M'sia/STBA 1,956
Top 16 Men and Ladies qualifying for the 2nd Block:
Events Division Pos Name Country/Sponsor Score
Masters Men's 1st Hsieh Hsiu-Yun C. Taipei 2,095
1st Block 2nd Shalin Zulkifli M'sia/Storm 2,067
(10 Games) 3rd Huang Chiung-Yao C. Taipei 2,054
4th Chu Yu-Chieh C. Taipei 2,053
5th Ma Cecellia Yap Philippines 2,023
6th Jesmine Ho Singapore 2,023
7th Kuo Mei-Ling C. Taipei 2,023
8th Kamillia Kjeldsen Denmark 2,020
9th Annemiek Boorgaart Ntherlands 2,016
10th C. Supaporn Thailand 2,008
11th Sharon Chai M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,004
12th Ke Yu-Hui C. Taipei 1,996
13th Low Bee Lian M'sia/Nat. Sq. 1,994
14th Sarah Yap M'sia/Storm 1,977
15th Jennifer Tan Singapore 1,971
16th Cheryl Soon Singapore 1,946
17th Janet Lam Hong Kong 1,936
18th Mak Choong Yee M'sia/Nat. Sq. 1,931
19th Yap Seok Kim Singapore 1,915
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Events Division Pos Name Country/Sponsor Score
Masters Ladies 1st Hsieh Yu-Ping C. Taipei 2,239
1st Block 2nd Wang Yu-Jen C. Taipei 2,218
(10 Games) 3rd Wu Fu-Lung C. Taipei 2,213
4th Lin Han-Chen C. Taipei 2,173
5th Lin Ching-Hsing C. Taipei 2,157
6th Kenny Ang M'sia/Storm 2,148
7th Ben Heng M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,138
8th Tom Hahl Singapore 2,129
9th Mustafa Yassin M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,128
10th Tsai Fang-Yu C. Taipei 2,117
11th Chen Chun-Chieh C. Taipei 2,112
12th Chen Jih-Song C. Taipei 2,093
13th Azidi Ameran M'sia/NSTBA 2,088
14th Daniel Lim M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,087
15th Chester King Philippines 2,073
16th Y.H. Ng M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,072
17th F.J. Lim M'sia/KLTBA 2,071
18th Lin Chin-Hsiang C. Taipei 2,069
19th Norman Law Hong Kong 2,061
20th Lu Kun-Yu C. Taipei 2,061
Results: Top 14 Asian Men and Women qualify for Malaysia Masters Cup
Events Division Pos Name Country/Sponsor Total w/points
Masters Ladies 1st Jesmine Ho Singapore 3,350
2nd Block 2nd Shalin Zulkifli M'sia/Storm 3,246
(Round Robin) 3rd Annemiek Boogaart Netherlands 3,189
4th Hung Chiung-Yao C. Taipei 3,176
5th Cheryl Soon Singapore 3,148
6th Jennifer Tan Singapore 3,110
7th Ma Cecellia Yap Philippines 3,088
8th Kamillia Kjeldsen Denmark 3,046
9th Sarah Yap M'sia/Storm 3,037
10th Ke Yu-Hui C. Taipei 3,008
11th Kuo Mei-Ling C. Taipei 2,993
12th Hsieh Hsiu-Yun C. Taipei 2,988
13th Sharon Chai M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,890
14th Low Bee Lian M'sia/Nat. Sq. 2,862
15th Chu Yu-Chieh C. Taipei 2,836
16th C. Supaporn Thailand 2,812
Masters Men's 1st Kenny Ang M'sia/Storm 3,494
2nd Block 2nd Wang Yu-Jen C. Taipei 3,383
(Round Robin) 3rd Tsai Fang-Yu C. Taipei 3,287
4th Hsieh Yu-Ping C. Taipei 3,269
5th Chen Chun-Chieh C. Taipei 3,218
6th Daniel Lim M'sia/Nat. Sq. 3,206
7th Lin Chin-Hsing C. Taipei 3,193
8th Wu Fu-Lung C. Taipei 3,169
9th Y.H. Ng M'sia/Nat. Sq. 3,147
10th Ben Heng M'sia/Nat. Sq. 3,141
11th Lin Han-Chen C. Taipei 3,134
12th Chen Jih-Song C. Taipei 3,079
13th Mustafa Yassin M'sia/Nat. Sq. 3,004
14th Tom Hahl Singapore 2,999
15th Azidi Ameran M'sia/NSTBA 2,975
16th Chester King Philippines 2,952
Final Results:
LADIES
Match 1 Match 2 & 3
3rd Placed 179
Annemeik Boogaart ---------------|
Netherlands |Shalin Zulkifli
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2nd Placed |G1 - 183 364|
Shalin Zulkifli ---------------|G2 - 181 |
M'sia/Storm 203 |- Champion
G1 - 244 | Jesmine Ho
1st Placed G2 - 213 457| Singapore
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Singapore
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Match 1 Match 2 & 3
3rd Placed 201
Tsai Fang-Yu ---------------|
C. Taipei |Tsai Fang-Yu
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2nd Placed |G1 - 224 424|
Wang Yu-Jen ---------------|G2 - 200 |
C. Taipei 193 |- Champion
G1 - 227 | Kenny Ang
1st Placed G2 - 217 444| M'sia/Storm
Kenny Ang ----------------------------------|
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