Final Results: 9th April
The Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress (MTBC) together with the Johor Tenpin Bowling Association is pleased to announce the hosting of the 3rd FIQ Asian Schools Bowling Championship 2000 from the 5th - 9th May, 2000 at the Leisure Bowl, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
This championship is sanctioned by the FIQ-WTBA Asian Zone and supported by Tourist Development Board of Johor and the Majlis Sukan Sekolah Malaysia (MSSM), Johor.
The Official Hotel is Grand Continental which is only walking distance to the bowling venue. The organiser is pleased to annouce that each participant and official will only be charged US$150.00 instead of US$190.00 as stated in our previous circular. The US$150.00 for each participant and official will now include 5 nights of twin sharing hotel accommodation (5/4 to 9/4), buffet breakfast, internal transport, welcoming reception, victory banquet, entry fee and game fees. Additional night stay at the hotel is charged at RM100.00 nett per room inclusive of breakfast. For single occupancy, an additional USD70.00 will be required.
The organiser we realised that there are plenty of food outlets at the shopping mall where the bowling centre is located and at walking distance from the official hotel. One has to spend only RM20 (USD5.30) or less for two meals a day outside the official hotel, which workout to be very much cheaper for the participants. Further more they will get to choose what they like to eat rather than taking the fixed buffet in the hotel which may not be satisfactory to all.
For further information, please contact the Secretariat.
DATE TIME EVENTS
April 5 10:00 - 18:00 Ball Registration
Wednesday 16:00 - 17:30 Team Managers' Meeting
18:00 - 21:00 Official Practice
April 6 09:00 - 11:30 Singles ( 6 games) - Girls
Thursday 11:30 - 13:00 Lane Maintenance
13:00 - 15:30 Singles (6 games) - Boys
17:00 - 18:30 Opening Ceremony
19:00 - 19:30 Medal Presentation - Singles
20:00 - 22:00 Welcoming Reception
April 7 09:00 - 11:30 Doubles (12 games) - Boys
Friday 11:30 - 13:00 Lane Maintenance
13:00 - 15:30 Doubles (12 games) - Girls
17:00 - 17:30 Medal Presentation - Doubles
April 8 10:00 - 12:30 Team of Four (1st Block of 3 games)
Saturday 12:30 - 14:00 Lane Maintenance
14:00 - 16:30 Team of Four (2nd Block of 3 games)
17:00 - 17:30 Medal Presentation - Team
April 9 08:00 - 11:00 Masters Finals (1st Block of 8 games)
Sunday 11:00 - 12:00 Lane Maintenance
12:00 - 15:00 Masters Finals (2nd Block of 7 games)
15:30 - 18:00 Step-Ladder Grand Finals
(With TV coverage, in the case of no
TV coverage, a position round will be
held after the 2nd block of 7 games)
19:30 - 23:30 Victory Banquet
April 10 Johor Bahru Tour
Monday Departure of participants
6th April, Johor Bahru: Local favourite, Sharon Chai wins Malaysia's first Gold medal in the Girl's Singles event on the 1st day of the 3rd FIQ Asian Schools Bowling Championship 2000 at Leisure Bowl, Johor Bahru.
Sharon scored a total of 1,368 pinfalls over 6 games to set a new record en-route to winning the Gold medal. She was in great form to shoot 206, 215, 246 213, 209 over 5 games and was trailing by 28 pins from the leader, Singapore's Valerie Teo. But Sharon stormed home in the last by scoring 279 to take the Gold. Valerie Teo settled for the Silver with a total score of 1,344.
The bronze went to Philippine's Prima 1 team, Maimai Xavier with a score of 1,276. Singapore's Michelle Kwang, who was third going into the last game, could only manage to score 162 and was placed fourth to score 1 point for her country.
Other members of the Malaysian team also did well to stay in contention for a place in the Masters finals. Team 4 member, Nor Nazira Rosli stormed home in her final game for a total of 1,209 to be placed fifth. Christine Ong's score of 1,163 put her in 7th and Yazliza Razlan in 8th with a score of 1,143. Although Winnie Lee started off strongly with a 236 game, she managed to maintain well to be placed 11th while Vivien Khoo tied for 16th position with a score of 1,087.
SINGLES - GIRLSPos Bowler Team Ctry G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal Pts. 1 Sharon Chai Team 1 MAS 206 215 246 213 209 279 1,368 228.00 Gold 5 2 Valerie Teo Team 3 SIN 190 193 247 232 255 227 1,344 224.00 Silver 3 3 Maimai Xavier Prima 1 PHI 234 175 190 215 236 226 1,276 212.67 Bronze 2 4 Michelle Kwang Team 1 SIN 175 214 234 226 213 162 1,224 204.00 1 5 Nor Nazira Rosli Team 4 MAS 191 190 175 203 182 268 1,209 201.50 6 Jacklyn L. Sabater Bowlmart PHI 192 194 191 192 219 196 1,184 197.33 7 Cristine Ong Team 2 MAS 166 219 177 205 206 190 1,163 193.83 8 Yazliza Razlan Team 1 MAS 233 175 179 182 189 185 1,143 190.50 9 Sharon A.L. Team 1 INA 211 170 160 182 182 213 1,118 186.33 10 Kumi Fukuda Team 1 JPN 159 216 190 154 194 203 1,116 186.00 10 Winnie Lee Team 1 MAS 236 174 176 193 168 169 1,116 186.00 12 Cheche Abrantes Prima 1 PHI 195 163 175 213 192 177 1,115 185.83 13 Grace Sim Team 3 MAS 186 179 125 203 206 215 1,114 185.67 14 Rikako Yamaguchi Team 1 JPN 179 182 179 156 203 213 1,112 185.33 15 Meryl Xu Team 3 SIN 171 199 162 149 211 205 1,097 182.83 16 Danlaya Larpaparat Team 1 THA 205 181 155 182 191 173 1,087 181.17 16 Vivien Khoo Team 3 MAS 179 197 187 155 179 190 1,087 181.17
6th April, Johor Bahru: 17 year-old Zulmazran Zulkifli captured the Boys Singles Gold to complete a double for Malaysia on the 1st day of the 3rd FIQ Asian Schools Bowling Championship 2000 at Leisure Bowl, Johor Bahru.
Zulmazran, who hails from Selangor and a member of the Gemilang 2001 squad, ended up his sixth and last game with a 275 to total 1,407 breaking the record for the Gold medal. Malaysia had a 1-2-3 finish when teammate, Jonathan Lim took the Silver with a score of 1,377 pinfalls while the Bronze went to Khalil Gibran with 1,330.
"We were confident of winning a medal in the Boys Singles event, but taking all the three medals was indeed an outstanding achievement," said Sid Allen, national coach.
Finishing fourth and earning 1 point for Singapore, was Adrian Loh who scored 1,329 pifalls. Other Malaysian boys who are well placed for qualifying the Masters finals and All-Events medal chance are Chan Kai Wah (1,311) to tie with Japanese Yoshinao Masatoki in fifth. Azren Mohd Noor (1,288) was in 9th, Jackson Ting (1,277) in 10th, Abdul Hafeiz (1,176) in 24th and Alex Cheah (1,159) in 25th.
After two events, Malaysia's Team 2 and Team 3 share the lead with 2 Gold and 5 points each. Tie in second are Malaysia's Team 1 with 1 Silver and 1 Bronze medal, Singapore with 1 Silver and 2 fourths for 5 points, while Philippines are third with 1 Bronze medal and 2 points.
SINGLES - BOYSPos Bowler Team Ctry G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal Pts. 1 Zulmazran Z. Team 3 MAS 218 210 204 247 253 275 1,407 234.50 Gold 5 2 Jonathan Lim Team 1 MAS 257 205 221 236 224 234 1,377 229.50 Silver 3 3 Khalil Gibran Team 1 MAS 235 157 188 290 234 226 1,330 221.57 Bronze 2 4 Adrian Loh Team 1 SIN 204 261 225 191 236 212 1,329 221.50 1 5 Yoshinao Masatoki Team 1 JPN 167 266 224 197 215 242 1,311 218.50 5 Chan Kai Wah Team 4 MAS 236 184 279 202 238 172 1,311 218.50 7 Pong De Leon II Bowlmart PHI 181 255 226 234 213 192 1,301 216.83 8 Enzo Cruz Prima 2 PHI 185 215 230 215 199 246 1,290 215.00 9 Azren Md Noor Team 2 MAS 200 246 174 147 241 180 1,288 214.67 10 Jackson Ting Team 3 MAS 199 197 182 214 279 206 1,277 212.83 11 Tomokatsu Yamashita Team 1 JPN 205 169 213 233 248 206 1,274 212.33 12 Frederick Ong Team 1 SIN 213 193 192 204 245 224 1,271 211.83 13 Justin Teng Team 1 SIN 186 185 211 203 258 223 1,266 211.00 14 J.C. Tupaz Prima 1 PHI 258 268 180 182 201 174 1,262 210.33 15 Tim Gough NZL NZL 207 182 236 217 209 209 1,260 210.00 16 Erwin Laurence Prima 1 PHI 204 179 254 171 213 234 1,255 209.17
7th April, Johor Bahru: Singles Gold medalist and Johor-born, Sharon Chai partnered Christine Ong to win the Girls Doubles event this afternoon at the Leisure Bowl, Johor Bahru.
The win gives Sharon and Malaysia's Team 2 second Gold medal to take their medally tally to 2 golds. The pair lead from the first game right through to the sixth game although their lead was threatened slightly in Game 5 when Philippine's Prima 1 team of Maimai Xavier and Cheche Abrantes. The Philippines pair eventually clinched the Silver.
The other Malaysia pair of Winnie Lee and Yazliza Razlan of Team 1 stormed home in the last game to snatch the Bronze with a score of 2,420 from Singapore's duo of Michelle Kwang and Low Xin Lian with 2,339.
Malaysia's other doubles team of Vivien Khoo and Grace Sim finished a creditable 7th while Tang Joh Six and Nor Nazira Rosli scored 2,018 to be placed 13th out of 21 teams.
After two completed events, Malaysia Team 2 has taken over the medal tally lead with 2 Gold and 10 points from second place Malaysia Team 1 with 1 Silver and 2 Bronze medals and 9 points. Third is Malaysia Team 3 with 1 Gold and 1 Silver medal for 8 points.
Sharing fourth is Japan and Philippines with 5 points and tie in fifth is Singapore Team 1 and Team 3 with 3 points each.
DOUBLES - GIRLSPos Bowler Team Ctry G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal Pts.
1 Christine Ong Team 2 MAS 269 151 232 172 195 202 2,500 208.33 Gold 5
Sharon Chai 195 225 181 217 214 247
2 Maimai Xavier Prima 1 PHI 197 206 190 205 204 247 2,448 204.00 Silver 3
Cheche Abrantes 224 213 213 269 216 194
3 Winnie Lee Team 1 MAS 178 173 188 170 195 202 2,420 201.67 Bronze 2
Yazliza Razlan 212 268 187 221 225 201
4 Michelle Kwang Team 1 SIN 183 190 226 249 181 221 2,339 194.92 1
Low Xin Lian 191 182 185 195 179 157
5 Rikako Yamaguchi Team 1 JPN 192 178 244 202 181 191 2,304 192.00
Kumi Fukuda 173 183 205 181 182 192
6 Valerie Teo Team 3 SIN 223 159 211 222 198 234 2,303 191.92
Meryl Xu 134 181 172 178 198 193
7 Vivien Khoo Team 3 MAS 172 197 226 196 153 195 2,280 190.00
Grace Sim 181 198 191 201 190 180
8 Yang Huiwen Team 2 SIN 206 169 150 164 170 169 2,251 187.58
Camilla Chua 195 245 160 236 217 170
9 Ditas Red Prima 2 PHI 156 201 180 181 171 209 2,200 183.33
Kat Cruz 165 200 215 187 178 157
10 Jeab S. Team 1 THA 182 153 219 162 168 170 2,155 179.58
Donlaya L. 169 167 169 236 167 193
7th April, Johor Bahru: Yoshinao Masatoki from Fukoka and Tomokatsu Yamashita of Nagasaki, Japan bowled consistently throughout the 6 games to take home the Boys Doubles Gold medal on the 2nd day of the 3rd FIQ Asian Schools Bowling Championship 2000 at Leisure Bowl, Johor Bahru.
The Japanese pair took the lead from Game 1 through to Game 3 but dropped to third after the 4th game to trail the leader, Team Bowlmart of the Philippines. The Malaysian pair of Zulmazran Zuklifli, the Singles Gold medalist, and Jackson Ting then took the lead briefly after the 5th game but the Japanese duo did well to maintain their position in third.
Yoshinao and Tomokatsu then fought galantly in the final game to pip the Malaysian pair by 15 pins for the Gold with a total score of 2,631 pinfalls. The Malaysian pair of Zulmazran and Jackson, who scored 2,616, took the Silver. Another pair from Malaysia Team 1, Jonathan Lim and Khalil Gibran, second and third in the Singles yesterday, stormed home in the last game with 255 and 248 respectively to total 2,591 for the Bronze. The leader after 5 games, team Bowlmart of the Philippines took fourth place.
DOUBLES - BOYSPos Bowler Team Ctry G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal Pts.
1 Yoshinao Masatoki Team 1 JPN 236 207 243 235 198 221 2,631 219.25 Gold 5
Tomokatsu Yamashita 204 202 240 180 227 238
2 Zulmazran Z. Team 3 MAS 179 219 195 237 234 204 2,616 218.00 Silver 3
Jackson Ting 224 213 213 269 216 194
3 Jonathan Lim Team 1 MAS 193 221 194 237 234 255 2,591 215.92 Bronze 2
Khalil Gibran 194 189 179 221 226 248
4 Frederick Ong Bowlmart PHI 239 257 173 258 214 180 2,554 212.83 1
Pong De Leon II 238 179 190 237 191 198
5 Septi A D Saputra Team A INA 211 176 213 259 212 203 2,524 210.33
Williem Widjaya 225 260 164 236 186 179
6 Justin Teng Team 1 SIN 170 222 199 164 216 212 2,485 207.08
Adrian Loh 171 215 269 198 243 206
7 Tim Gough NZL NZL 151 195 176 233 203 194 2,434 202.83
James Kelly 200 199 199 245 195 244
8 J.C. Tupaz Prima 1 PHI 161 177 235 229 184 173 2,426 202.17
Erwin Laurence 218 199 169 268 180 233
9 Clark Heston Tiu Cebu PHI 213 178 201 214 268 199 2,410 200.83
Rommel Ceniza 183 190 219 189 192 164
10 Alex Cheah Team 2 MAS 182 217 167 236 178 190 2,368 197.33
Azren Md Noor 210 202 225 191 199 171
8th April, Johor Bahru: Day 3 of the 3rd FIQ Asian Schools Bowling Championship saw the consistent Japanese team take home their second Gold medal by winning the Team of 4 at Leisure Bowl, Johor Bahru. The Japanese team of Rikako Yamaguchi, Kumi Fukuda, Yoshinao Masatoki, and anchored by Tomokatsu Yamashita lead in the 1st Block of 3 games before a break. In the second block of 3 games, the foursome from Japan dropped a position going into the fifth game. But they fought galantly to come back in the last to snatch the Gold with a total score of 4,947 pinfalls from the strong teams of Malaysia who settled for SIlver and Bronze.
The Girls Doubles Gold medalists, Sharon Chai and Christine Ong partnered Alex Cheah and Azren Mohd Noor for Malaysia Team 2 to take the Silver with a score of 4,897 while the Boys Doubles Bronze medalist partnered Winnie Lee and Yazliza Razlan for the Bronze with 4,857 pinfalls. Team Bowlmart Philippines picked up 1 point by finishing fourth.
MIXED TEAMPos Bowler Team Ctry G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Total Ave. Medal Pts.
1 Rikako Yamaguchi Team 1 JPN 210 192 203 190 164 177 4,947 206.13 Gold 5
Kumi Fukuda 184 189 212 212 180 170
Yoshinao Masatoki 214 244 245 202 225 191
Tomokatsu Yamashita 215 225 247 214 204 238
2 Christine Ong Team 2 MAS 215 187 176 206 235 196 4,897 204.04 Silver 3
Alex Cheah 182 211 175 205 194 203
Azren Md Noor 259 164 177 203 186 215
Sharon Chai 182 232 246 225 206 217
3 Khalil Gibran Team 1 MAS 194 200 202 178 210 228 4,857 202.38 Bronze 2
Winnie Lee 187 222 189 141 194 151
Yazliza Yang Razlan 201 193 171 188 221 191
Jonathan Lim 260 224 226 235 215 236
4 J.C.Tupaz Prima 1 PHI 223 219 214 257 224 173 4,771 198.79 1
Cheche Abrantes 193 191 193 190 235 202
Maimai Xavier 181 171 180 226 200 151
Erwin Laurence 149 221 252 203 194 129
5 Justin Teng Team 1 SIN 202 224 264 256 246 216 4,757 198.21
Michelle Kwang 173 184 190 162 205 140
Low Xin Lian 178 155 215 185 199 182
Adrian Loh 179 187 188 240 206 181
8th April, Johor Bahru: Malaysia's Jonathan Lim, who won the Singles Silver medal, takes the Boys All Events Gold medal with a total of 4,107. He scored 1,377 in the Singles, 1,334 in the Doubles and 1,396 in the Team to average an astonishing average of 228.17. The Silver medal went to Team Bowlmart of the Philippines, Frederick Ong with a score of 3,981. Third is two Gold medalist, Yoshinao Masatoki of Japan with 3,972. Picking up 1 point for the Japanese team is Tomokatsu Yamashita in fourth with 3,908. Boys Singles Gold medalist, Zulmzran Zukifli, who was in second position before the Team event scored a poor 1,209 in the Team and just missed the points by 5 pins with an overall total of 3,903.
In the Girls division, Sharon Chai of Team 2 Malaysia wins her thrid Gold medal of the championship by winning the All Events Gold medal with a total score of 3,955 from 1,368 in the Singles and 1,279 in her Doubles and 1,308 from the Team. Silver went to Singapore's sensation and most experienced bowler from the Singapore contigent, Valerie Teo with 3,768. Bronze went to Singles Bronze and Doubles Silver medalist, Maimai Xavier of Prima 1 Philippines with 3,634. Malaysia's Team 1 member, Yazliza Razlan scored 1 point for her team finishing fourth with 3,622.
Six out of eigth Malaysian boys qualified for the Masters Finals. Alex Cheah finished 24th and Abdul Hafiez finished 27th in a field of 42 Boys. In the Girls division, all qualified for the Masters finals except Tang Joh Six who finished 26th.
Team 2 of Malaysia leads after 3 events with 3 Golds and 1 SIlver for a total points of 18. Team 1 of Malaysia is in second spot with 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 4 Bronze medals and a 4th for a total of 17 points. Third is Japan with 2 Gold and 1 Bronze medals and a 4th for a total of 13 points while Team 1 of Malaysia and Prima 1 of the Philippines share fourth positions with 8 points each.
ALL EVENTS - BOYSPos Bowler Team Ctry Sgl Dbl Team Total Ave. Medal Pts. 1 Jonathan Lim Team 1 MAS 1,377 1,334 1,396 4,107 228.17 Gold 5 2 Frederick Ong Bowlmart PHI 1,271 1,321 1,389 3,981 221.17 Silver 3 3 Yoshinao Masatoki Team 1 JPN 1,311 1,240 1,321 3,972 220.67 Bronze 2 4 Tomokatsu Yamashita Team 1 JPN 1,274 1,291 1,321 3,908 217.11 1 5 Zulmazran Z. Team 3 MAS 1,407 1,287 1,209 3,903 216.83 6 Enzo Cruz Prima 2 PHI 1,290 1,195 1,386 3,871 215.06 7 Justin Teng Team 1 SIN 1,266 1,183 1,408 3,857 214.28 8 Jackson Ting Team 3 MAS 1,277 1,329 1,246 3,852 214.00 9 Pong De Leon II Bowlmart PHI 1,301 1,233 1,313 3,847 213.72 10 Adrian Loh Team 1 SIN 1,329 1,302 1,181 3,812 211.78 11 Khalil Gibran Team 1 MAS 1,330 1,257 1,212 3,799 211.06 12 J.C. Tupaz Prima 1 PHI 1,262 1,159 1,310 3,731 207.28 13 Clark Heston Tiu Cebu PHI 1,208 1,273 1,213 3,694 205.22 14 Azren Md Noor Team 2 MAS 1,288 1,198 1,204 3,690 205.00 15 Williem Widjaya Team A INA 1,223 1,250 1,212 3,685 204.72 16 Chan Kai Wah Team 4 MAS 1,311 1,129 1,232 3,672 204.00 17 Erwin Laurence Prima 1 PHI 1,255 1,267 1,148 3,670 203.89 18 James Kelly NZL NZL 1,155 1,282 1,214 3,651 202.83 . . 24 Alex Cheah Team 2 MAS 1,159 1,170 1,170 3,499 194.39 . 27 Abdul Hafiez Team 4 MAS 1,176 1,138 1,067 3,381 187.83ALL EVENTS - GIRLS
Pos Bowler Team Ctry Sgl Dbl Team Total Ave. Medal Pts. 1 Sharon Chai Team 2 MAS 1,368 1,279 1,308 3,955 219.72 Gold 5 2 Valerie Teo Team 3 SIN 1,344 1,247 1,177 3,768 209.33 Silver 3 3 Maimai Xavier Prima 1 PHI 1,276 1,249 1,109 3,634 201.89 Bronze 2 4 Yazliza Razlan Team 1 MAS 1,143 1,314 1,165 3,622 201.22 1 5 Christine Ong Team 2 MAS 1,163 1,221 1,215 3,599 199.94 6 Michelle Kwang Team 1 SIN 1,224 1,250 1,054 3,528 196.00 7 Cheche Abrantes Prima 1 PHI 1,115 1,199 1,204 3,518 195.44 8 Jacklyn Sabater Bowlmart PHI 1,184 1,186 1,128 3,498 194.33 9 Grace Sim Team 3 MAS 1,114 1,141 1,189 3,444 191.33 10 Rikako Yamaguchi Team 1 JPN 1,112 1,188 1,136 3,436 190.89 11 Kumi Fukuda Team 1 JPN 1,116 1,106 1,147 3,379 187.72 11 Nor Nazira Rosli Team 4 MAS 1,209 1,058 1,112 3,379 187.72 13 Camilla Chua Team 2 SIN 1,040 1,223 1,080 3,343 185.72 14 Meryl Xu Team 3 SIN 1,097 1,056 1,167 3,320 184.44 15 Vivien Khoo Team 3 MAS 1,087 1,139 1,083 3,309 183.83 16 Winnie Lee Team 1 MAS 1,116 1,106 1,084 3,306 183.67 17 Donlaya L. Team 1 THA 1,087 1,101 1,099 3,287 182.61 18 Low Xin Lian Team 1 SIN 1,079 1,089 1,114 3,282 182.33
9th April, Johor Bahru: Yazliza Yang Razlan, at 13, the youngest bowler in the 3rd Aisan FIQ Schools Bowling Championship, captured the Girls' Master event defeating teammate and triple gold medallist Sharon Chai 440-419 in the step-ladder final.
Yazliza took the first game 212-181 and although she lost her second game 228-238, the gold was hers with her combined total of 440 pinfalls over Sharon's 419.
Malaysia were already assured of a 1-2 finish when Yazliza edged Singapore Team 1's Michelle Kwang 180-179 in the first match of the step-ladder finals to set up a showdown with Sharon.
Sharon finished on first after the 15-game round-robin with 3,200 pinfalls followed by Michelle (3,145) and Yazliza (3,100).
But there were no medals from the boys yesterday, the first time they finished empty-handed since the championship got underway on Thursday.
Still, Malaysia walked away with the overall title with six golds, three silvers and three bronze. At the last meet in Cebu City, Phlippines, Malaysia won only three golds.
The Boys Masters gold went to Japan's Tomokatsu Yamashita who beat Filipino J.C. Tupaz of Team Prima 1 479-450 in the two-game step-ladder. Yamashita won the first game 256-223 and although he lost the second game 223-227, the total was good enough for the Gold. The bronze went to Frederick Ong of Team Bowlmart Phlippines who was beaten 242-247 by Tupaz for a place in the final.
Little Yazliza, a student at Main Convent in Ipoh, has set high ambitions after striking gold yesterday. While dedicating the gold to her parents for the support, Yazliza, whose sister Yazlin is a Perak state bowler, said: "I have high ambitions. I want to be world champion one day. I thank my parents for the tremendous support. Of course winning the gold today is a big boost to my game."
MASTERS - BOYSPos Bowler Team Ctry Scr Total Ave. Medal Pts. 1 Tomokatsu Yamashita JPN JPN 3,484 3,584 238.93 Gold 5 2 Frederick Ong Bowlmart PHI 3,352 3,432 228.80 Bronze 2 3 J.C. Tupaz Prima 1 PHI 3,326 3,416 227.73 Silver 3 4 Justine Teng Team 1 SIN 3,345 3,415 227.67 1 5 Jackson Ting Team 3 MAS 3,274 3,374 224.93 6 Yoshinao Masatoki JPN JPN 3,266 3,336 222.40 7 Jonathan Lim Team 1 MAS 3,188 3,288 219.20 8 Azren Md Noor Team 2 MAS 3,174 3,244 216.57 8 Adrian Loh Team 1 SIN 3,159 3,239 215.93 10 Clark Heston Tiu Cebu PHI 3,145 3,205 213.67 11 Zulmazran Zulkifli Team 3 MAS 3,098 3,168 211.20 12 Khalil Gibran Team 1 MAS 3,034 3,114 207.60 13 Enzo Cruz Prima 2 PHI 3,002 3,062 204.13 14 Pong De Leon II Bowlmart PHI 2,951 3,031 202.07 15 Chan Kai Wah Team 4 MAS 2,902 2,952 196.80 16 Williem Widjaya Team A INA 2,889 2,939 195.93MASTERS - GIRLS
Pos Bowler Team Ctry Scr Total Ave. Medal Pts. 1 Sharon Chai Team 2 MAS 3,100 3,200 213.33 Silver 3 2 Michelle Kwang Team 1 SIN 2,035 3,145 209.67 Bronze 2 3 Yazliza Razlan Team 1 MAS 3,020 3,100 206.67 Gold 5 4 Valerie Teo Team 3 SIN 2,921 3,031 202.07 1 5 Cheche Abrantes Prima 1 PHI 2,894 2,994 199.60 6 Rikako Yamaguchi JPN JPN 2,888 2,958 197.20 7 Kumi Fukuda JPN JPN 2,808 2,878 191.87 8 Meryl Xu Team 3 SIN 2,818 2,873 191.53 8 Nor Nazira Rosli Team 4 MAS 2,793 2,873 191.53 10 Maimai Xavier Prima 1 PHI 2,762 2,822 188.13 11 Christine Ong Team 2 MAS 2,720 2,795 186.33 12 Vivien Khoo Team 3 MAS 2,734 2,784 185.60 13 Camilla Chua Team 2 SIN 2,671 2,751 183.40 14 Jacklyn Sabater Bowlmart PHI 2,638 2,708 180.53 15 Winnie Lee Team 1 MAS 2,657 2,687 179.13 16 Grace Sim Team 3 MAS 2,579 2,639 175.93
Medal Points
Pos Team Country G S B Total 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
1 Team 1 Malaysia 2 1 4 7 10 3 8 1 22
2 Team 2 Malaysia 3 2 - 5 15 6 - - 21
3 Team 1 Japan 3 - 1 4 15 - 2 1 18
4 Prima 1 Philippines - 2 2 4 - 6 4 1 11
5 Team 3 Malaysia 1 1 - 2 5 3 - - 8
6 Team 3 Singapore - 2 - 2 - 6 - 1 7
7 Bowlmart Philippines - 1 1 2 - 3 2 1 6
7 Team 1 Singapore - - 1 1 - - 2 4 6
Total 9 9 9 27 45 27 18 9 99
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