Surasak Manuwong wins his first career Men's Open Masters title in Thailand
04/19/12
Surasak Manuwong (pictured left) of Thailand and Lee Na Young (right) of Korea captured the men's and women's open division title in the 38th MWA Thailand International Open Wednesday at S.F. Strike Bowl Ngamwongwan in suburban Bangkok.
Top-seeded Manuwong defeated No. 4 seed Aris Ardilla of Malaysia, 210-171, to claim his first career open masters title. Lee, seeded No. 1 in the women's finals, topped No. 2 Siti Shazwani of Malaysia, 212-177, to successfully defend her title.
Surasak earned the 300,000 Baht top prize (approx. $9,700). while Ardilla took home 150,000 Baht. Lee received 100,000 Baht (approx. $3,240) for the women's title and Shazwani walked away with 50,000 Baht.
The top 16 Asian men and the top 16 Asian women qualified for the third stop of Asian Bowling Federation Tour Thailand leg, which will be contested at S.F. Strike Bowl on Thursday.
Photos courtesy of Asian Bowling Federation.
Championship Round:
1. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 210 (1 game), 300,000 Baht
2. Aris Ardilla, Malaysia, 579 (3 games), 150,000 Baht
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 184 (1 game), 75,000 Baht
4. Kang Bo Long, Malaysia, 169 (1 game), 40,000 Baht
5. Wicky Yeung, Hong Kong, 187 (1 game), 25,000 Baht
6. Kritchawat Jampakhao, Thailand, 175 (1 game), 20,000 Baht
Playoff Results:
First Match: No. 4 Ardilla (198) def. No. 5 Yeung (187) and No. 6 Jampakhao (175)
Second Match: Ardilla (210) def. No. 2 Lalisang (184) and No. 3 Kang (169)
Championship: No. 1 Manuwong def. Ardilla, 210-171.
Championship Round:
1. Lee Na Young, Korea, 212 (1 game), 100,000 Baht
2. Siti Shazwani, Malaysia, 366 (2 games), 50,000 Baht
3. Yanee Saebae, Thailand, 189 (1 game), 25,000 Baht
4. Syaidatul Afifah, Malaysia, 380 (2 games), 15,000 Baht
5. Sung Gyeong Eun, Korea, 187 (1 game), 10,000 Baht
6. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 166 (1 game), 5,000 Baht
Playoff Results:
First Match: No. 5 Afifah (192) def. No. 4 Sung (187) and No. 6 Netrviseth (166)
Second Match: No. 2 Shazwani (189) and No. 3 Saebae (189) def. Afifah (188)
Shazwani def. Saebae in a one-ball rill-off, 8-7
Championship: No. 1 Lee def. Shazwani, 212-177.
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Lee Na Young defends women's title in 38th MWA Thailand International Open
Surasak Manuwong (pictured left) of Thailand and Lee Na Young (right) of Korea captured the men's and women's open division title in the 38th MWA Thailand International Open Wednesday at S.F. Strike Bowl Ngamwongwan in suburban Bangkok.Top-seeded Manuwong defeated No. 4 seed Aris Ardilla of Malaysia, 210-171, to claim his first career open masters title. Lee, seeded No. 1 in the women's finals, topped No. 2 Siti Shazwani of Malaysia, 212-177, to successfully defend her title.
Surasak earned the 300,000 Baht top prize (approx. $9,700). while Ardilla took home 150,000 Baht. Lee received 100,000 Baht (approx. $3,240) for the women's title and Shazwani walked away with 50,000 Baht.
The top 16 Asian men and the top 16 Asian women qualified for the third stop of Asian Bowling Federation Tour Thailand leg, which will be contested at S.F. Strike Bowl on Thursday.
Photos courtesy of Asian Bowling Federation.
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38th MWA Thailand International Open - Men's Open Masters Final
Championship Round:1. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 210 (1 game), 300,000 Baht
2. Aris Ardilla, Malaysia, 579 (3 games), 150,000 Baht
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 184 (1 game), 75,000 Baht
4. Kang Bo Long, Malaysia, 169 (1 game), 40,000 Baht
5. Wicky Yeung, Hong Kong, 187 (1 game), 25,000 Baht
6. Kritchawat Jampakhao, Thailand, 175 (1 game), 20,000 Baht
Playoff Results:
First Match: No. 4 Ardilla (198) def. No. 5 Yeung (187) and No. 6 Jampakhao (175)
Second Match: Ardilla (210) def. No. 2 Lalisang (184) and No. 3 Kang (169)
Championship: No. 1 Manuwong def. Ardilla, 210-171.
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38th MWA Thailand International Open - Women's Open Masters Final
Championship Round:1. Lee Na Young, Korea, 212 (1 game), 100,000 Baht
2. Siti Shazwani, Malaysia, 366 (2 games), 50,000 Baht
3. Yanee Saebae, Thailand, 189 (1 game), 25,000 Baht
4. Syaidatul Afifah, Malaysia, 380 (2 games), 15,000 Baht
5. Sung Gyeong Eun, Korea, 187 (1 game), 10,000 Baht
6. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 166 (1 game), 5,000 Baht
Playoff Results:
First Match: No. 5 Afifah (192) def. No. 4 Sung (187) and No. 6 Netrviseth (166)
Second Match: No. 2 Shazwani (189) and No. 3 Saebae (189) def. Afifah (188)
Shazwani def. Saebae in a one-ball rill-off, 8-7
Championship: No. 1 Lee def. Shazwani, 212-177.
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