Thai TBA, host of the 12th World Youth Championships, releases Bulletin No. 2
02/14/12
The Thai Tenpin Bowling Association, host federation of the 2012 World Youth Championships has released Bulletin No. 2 for the championships which will be held from June 22-July 3 in Bangkok. Hosting the WYC in 2002, Thailand will become the first multiple host in the history of the World Youth Championships.
The World Tenpin Bowling Association has nominated Dr. Danny Santos, Philippines, as the Tournament Director and Marios Nicolaides, Cyprus, as the Technical Delegate. Host Tournament Manager is Mrs. Suwalai Satrulee.
To participate in the 12th edition of this biennial championships for national junior team members, players must be born between January 1st, 1991 and December 31st, 1998.
Maximum four girls and four boys per country will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, four-player Teams, All Events and Masters in the 10-day competition (June 24-July 3).
The World Youth Championships are contested every other year, with the first event held in Manila, Philippines in 1990. Other host cities were 1992 Caracas, Venezuela; 1994 Monterrey, Mexico; 1996 Hong Kong; 1998 Inchon, South Korea; 2000 Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic; 2002 Pattaya, Thailand; 2004 Tamuning, Guam; 2006 Berlin, Germany; 2008 Orlando, Fla., United States; and 2010 Helsinki, Finland.
The 2012 World Youth Championships will be contested at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center. which is located 200 meters from the official hotels featuring 30 lanes with Brunswick equipment (Anvilane GID, GSX pin spotters, VGPPER scoring system). Kegel will be the official lane maintenance partner of the championships.
Bulletin No. 1 and 2 contain information about the preliminary schedule, official hotels, bowling center, various facilities and services, various fees, as well as forms and deadlines.
The last day to register for the 2012 WYC is March 30, 2012.
2012 WYC Bulletin No. 1
2012 WYC Bulletin No. 2
(MS Word documents)
Schedule at a glance:
Friday, June 22, 2012 - Last day of arrival, ball registration, team managers meeting
Saturday, June 23, 2012 - Official practice and Opening Ceremonies
Sunday, June 24, 2012 - Girls Singles Squad A, B and C
Monday, June 25, 2012 - Boys Singles Squad A, B and C
Tuesday, June 26, 2012 - Girls and Boys Singles Semifinals and Finals; Girls Doubles Squad A and B
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 - Girls Doubles Squad C; Boys Doubles Squad A and B
Thursday, June 28, 2012 - Boys Doubles Squad C; Girls and Boys Doubles Semifinals and Finals
Friday, June 29, 2012 - Girls Teams Squad A and B (first block); Boys Teams Squad A (first block)
Saturday, June 30, 2012 - Boys Teams Squad B (first block); Girls Teams Squad A and B (second block)
Sunday, July 1, 2012 - Boys Teams Squad A and B (second block); Girls and Boys Teams Semifinals and Finals
Monday, July 2, 2012 - Girls and Boys Masters
Tuesday, July 3, 2012 - Girls and Boys Masters; Victory Banquet
Thai Tenpin Bowling Association releases Bulletin No. 1 for 12th World Youth Championships
Tali Bowl in Helsinki, Finland (July 23-Aug. 2, 2010)
Boys Singles
1. Adam Cairns, England
2. Sam Cooley, Australia
3. Park Jong-Woo, Korea and Francois Lavoie, Canada.
Boys Doubles
1. United States (Craig Hanson & Andrew Koff)
2. United States (Devin Bidwell & Jacob Peters)
3. Korea (Kim Ju-Young & Shin Seung-Hyeon) and Malaysia (Aris Ardilla Santosoh & Syimir Abdul Razak)
Boys 4-player Team event
1. Korea (Park Jong-Woo, Kim Ju-Young, Shin Seung-Hyeon, Hong Hae-Sol)
2. United States (Jacob Peters, Devin Bidwell, Craig Hanson,,rew Koff)
3. Estonia (Vallo Lees, Kristjan Leisner, Ãœlari Lees, Kert Truus) and Australia (Chris Watson, Ben Taylor, Kevin McRae, Sam Cooley)
Boys All Events - Final Standings after 18 games
1. Andrew Koff, United States
2. Park Jong-Woo, Korea
3. Samu Valaranta, Finland
Boys Masters
1. Kim Ju-Young, Korea
2. Shin Seung-Hyeon, Korea
3. Park Jong-Woo, Korea and Daniels Vezis, Latvia
Girls Singles
1. Kim Yeon-Ju, Korea
2. Brittni Hamilton, United States
3. Carmen Haandrikman, Netherlands and Diana Zavjalova, Latvia.
Girls Doubles
1. Colombia (Laura Fonnegra & Maria Jose Rodriguez)
2. Singapore (Daphne Tan & New Hui Fen)
3. Korea (Kim Yeon-Ju & Kim Moon-Jeong) and Singapore (Shayna Ng & Jazreel Tan)
Girls 4-player Team event
1. Korea (Kim Yeon-Ju, Shin Bo-Hyun, Baek Seung-Ja, Kim Moon-Jeong)
2. Singapore (Daphne Tan, New Hui Fen, Shayna Ng, Jazreel Tan)
3. Malaysia (Siti Safiyah, Fatin Syazliana, Jaqueline Sijore, Sin Li Jane) and England (Sarah Overall, Rachel Cox, Danielle Hopcroft, Hayley White)
Girls All Events - Final Standings after 18 games
1. Kim Moon-Jeong, Korea
2. Hayley White, England
3. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia
Girls Masters
1. Kim Yeon-Ju , Korea
2. Laura Fonnegra, Colombia
3. Kim Moon-Jeong, Korea, and Carmen Haandrikman, Netherlands
2012 WYC
Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok, Thailand (June 22 - July 3, 2012)
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The Thai Tenpin Bowling Association, host federation of the 2012 World Youth Championships has released Bulletin No. 2 for the championships which will be held from June 22-July 3 in Bangkok. Hosting the WYC in 2002, Thailand will become the first multiple host in the history of the World Youth Championships. The World Tenpin Bowling Association has nominated Dr. Danny Santos, Philippines, as the Tournament Director and Marios Nicolaides, Cyprus, as the Technical Delegate. Host Tournament Manager is Mrs. Suwalai Satrulee.
To participate in the 12th edition of this biennial championships for national junior team members, players must be born between January 1st, 1991 and December 31st, 1998.
Maximum four girls and four boys per country will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, four-player Teams, All Events and Masters in the 10-day competition (June 24-July 3).
The World Youth Championships are contested every other year, with the first event held in Manila, Philippines in 1990. Other host cities were 1992 Caracas, Venezuela; 1994 Monterrey, Mexico; 1996 Hong Kong; 1998 Inchon, South Korea; 2000 Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic; 2002 Pattaya, Thailand; 2004 Tamuning, Guam; 2006 Berlin, Germany; 2008 Orlando, Fla., United States; and 2010 Helsinki, Finland.
The 2012 World Youth Championships will be contested at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center. which is located 200 meters from the official hotels featuring 30 lanes with Brunswick equipment (Anvilane GID, GSX pin spotters, VGPPER scoring system). Kegel will be the official lane maintenance partner of the championships.
Bulletin No. 1 and 2 contain information about the preliminary schedule, official hotels, bowling center, various facilities and services, various fees, as well as forms and deadlines.
The last day to register for the 2012 WYC is March 30, 2012.
2012 WYC Bulletin No. 1
2012 WYC Bulletin No. 2
(MS Word documents)
Schedule at a glance:
Friday, June 22, 2012 - Last day of arrival, ball registration, team managers meeting
Saturday, June 23, 2012 - Official practice and Opening Ceremonies
Sunday, June 24, 2012 - Girls Singles Squad A, B and C
Monday, June 25, 2012 - Boys Singles Squad A, B and C
Tuesday, June 26, 2012 - Girls and Boys Singles Semifinals and Finals; Girls Doubles Squad A and B
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 - Girls Doubles Squad C; Boys Doubles Squad A and B
Thursday, June 28, 2012 - Boys Doubles Squad C; Girls and Boys Doubles Semifinals and Finals
Friday, June 29, 2012 - Girls Teams Squad A and B (first block); Boys Teams Squad A (first block)
Saturday, June 30, 2012 - Boys Teams Squad B (first block); Girls Teams Squad A and B (second block)
Sunday, July 1, 2012 - Boys Teams Squad A and B (second block); Girls and Boys Teams Semifinals and Finals
Monday, July 2, 2012 - Girls and Boys Masters
Tuesday, July 3, 2012 - Girls and Boys Masters; Victory Banquet
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1. United States (Craig Hanson & Andrew Koff)
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Boys 4-player Team event
1. Korea (Park Jong-Woo, Kim Ju-Young, Shin Seung-Hyeon, Hong Hae-Sol)
2. United States (Jacob Peters, Devin Bidwell, Craig Hanson,,rew Koff)
3. Estonia (Vallo Lees, Kristjan Leisner, Ãœlari Lees, Kert Truus) and Australia (Chris Watson, Ben Taylor, Kevin McRae, Sam Cooley)
Boys All Events - Final Standings after 18 games
1. Andrew Koff, United States
2. Park Jong-Woo, Korea
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Boys Masters
1. Kim Ju-Young, Korea
2. Shin Seung-Hyeon, Korea
3. Park Jong-Woo, Korea and Daniels Vezis, Latvia
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Girls Singles
1. Kim Yeon-Ju, Korea
2. Brittni Hamilton, United States
3. Carmen Haandrikman, Netherlands and Diana Zavjalova, Latvia.
Girls Doubles
1. Colombia (Laura Fonnegra & Maria Jose Rodriguez)
2. Singapore (Daphne Tan & New Hui Fen)
3. Korea (Kim Yeon-Ju & Kim Moon-Jeong) and Singapore (Shayna Ng & Jazreel Tan)
Girls 4-player Team event
1. Korea (Kim Yeon-Ju, Shin Bo-Hyun, Baek Seung-Ja, Kim Moon-Jeong)
2. Singapore (Daphne Tan, New Hui Fen, Shayna Ng, Jazreel Tan)
3. Malaysia (Siti Safiyah, Fatin Syazliana, Jaqueline Sijore, Sin Li Jane) and England (Sarah Overall, Rachel Cox, Danielle Hopcroft, Hayley White)
Girls All Events - Final Standings after 18 games
1. Kim Moon-Jeong, Korea
2. Hayley White, England
3. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia
Girls Masters
1. Kim Yeon-Ju , Korea
2. Laura Fonnegra, Colombia
3. Kim Moon-Jeong, Korea, and Carmen Haandrikman, Netherlands
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