Bianca Wiekeraad (l.) from the Netherlands defeated Viktoria Johansson (r.), Sweden, 2-0, to win the Girls Masters title in the 20th European Youth Championships at Strike Bowling Club in Thessaloniki, Greece.

It was the second gold medal for the 17-year old from Schiedam after the Team event and the third gold medal for the Netherlands (the other came in Trios).

Wiekeraad, who won the first game easily 184-159, reeled off three strikes from the ninth frame to force Johansson to double in the 10th. A solid 7 for the right-hander on a pocket hit sealed her faith.

Bianca Wiekeraad, Netherlands, targets to win her second gold medal in the 20th European Youth Championships in Thessaloniki, Greece.

The 16-year-old, who won gold with the Dutch five-player team, ousted Swede Rebecka Larsen (pictured left), 233-202 in the deciding third game of the best-of-three games semi-final.

She meets another Swede, Viktoria Johansson, in the TV final at Strike Bowling Center. Johansson swept Carolin Witvrouwen (on the right), 2-0, to advance. Larsen and Witvrouwen ended up tied for bronze.

Two Swede, a Dutch and a Belgian advance to the Girls Masters Semi-finals at the 20th European Youth Championships

Viktoria Johansson from Sweden made quick work of All Events champion Janin Ribguth (left), Germany, 2-0, in the quarterfinal of the Girls Masters at the 20th European Youth Championships in Greece to set up a semi-final match against Carolin Witvrouwen. The Belgian sidelined Caroline Jonsson, 2-1.

The second semi-final will feature Rebecka Larsen, both of Sweden, and Bianca Wiekeraad, Netherlands, who swept Renate Jakobsen, Norway, and Marija Tkachenko (right), Latvia, 2-0, resp.

Black Friday for England, Netherlands and Germany in Round 2 of the Girls Masters finals at the 20th European Youth Championships

All players three from England including No. 2 seed Hayley White (left), three players from the Netherlands and two players from Germany including No. 3 seeded Tina Hulsch (right) were eliminated in the second round of the Girls Maters finals.

Three Swedes, Viktoria Johansson, Caroline Jonsson (left, 276 and 245) and Rebecka Larsen, Belgium's Carolin Witvrouwen, Renate Jakobsen (right), Norway, Latvian Marija Tkachenko, Dutch Bianca Wiekeraad and No. 1 seed Janin Ribguth, Germany, advanced to the Round of 8.

England's Katrina Maciver fired games of 226 and 277 to fly past Russian Anna Turikova, 2-0, in Round 1 of the Girls Masters finals in the 20th European Youth Championships. Dutch Carmen Haandrikman; Olena Mishchenko, Ukraine; Viktoria Johansson, Sweden; and Marija Tkachenko; Latvia also made quick work of their opponents. Caroline Jonsson, Sweden; Sarah Overall, England and Renate Jakobsen, Norway won the tie-breaker to advance. Those eight will meet the top 8 from All Events in Round 2.