Daniel Lim and Jennifer Tan triumph in ABF Tour Tournament of Champions
01/10/06
January 5-8, 2006
FINAL:
Daniel Lim (MAS, pictured) def. Surasak Manuwong (THA), 256-191
SEMI-FINAL:
Surasak Manuwong (THA) def. Aaron Kong (MAS), 178-153
Daniel Lim (MAS) def. Ryan Lalisang (INA), 197-170
QUARTERFINAL:
Surasak Manuwong (THA) def. Yannaphon Larpapharat (THA), 204-193
Aaron Kong (MAS) def. Andrew Frawley (AUS), 207-161
Ryan Lalisang (INA) def. Alex Liew (MAS), 179-161
Daniel Lim (MAS) def. Remy Ong (SING), 210-171
Download Men's Bracket here....
January 5-8, 2006
FINAL:
Jennifier Tan (SIN, pictured) def. Lai Kin Ngoh (MAS), 174-149
SEMI-FINAL:
Jennifier Tan (SIN, pictured) def. Wang Yu Ling, 211-201 (TPE)
Lai Kin Ngoh (MAS) def. Wendy Chai (MAS), 220-141
QUARTERFINAL:
Jennifier Tan (SIN) def. Liza Clutario (PHI), 224-167
Wang Yu Ling (TPE) def. Tsai Hsin Yi (TPE), 248-170
Wendy Chai (MAS) def. Zandra Aziela (MAS), 173-160
Lai Kin Ngoh (MAS) def. Choy Poh Lai (MAS), 219-215
Download Women's Bracket here....
2005 ABF Tour Men's Tournament of Champions
1. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, $20,000
2. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, $6,000
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, $2,500
4. Aaron Kong (pictured), Malaysia, $2,500
5. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand, $1,500
6. Remy Ong, Singapore, $1,500
7. Alex Liew, Malaysia, $1,500
8. Andrew Frawley, Australia, $1,500
9. Markwin Tee, Philippines, $1,000
10. Shaker Al-Hassan, $1,000
11. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, $1,000
12. Khalid Dubyan, Kuwait, $1,000
13. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, $1,000
14. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, $1,000
15. Azidi Ameran, Malaysia, $1,000
16. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, $1,000
2005 ABF Tour Women's Tournament of Champions
1. Jennifer Tan, Singapore, $10,000
2. Lai Kin Ngoh (pictured), Malaysia, $4,000
3. Wang Yu Ling, Chinese Taipei, $2,000
4. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, $2,000
5. Choy Poh Lai, Malaysia, $1.200
6. Tsai Hsin Yi, Chinese Taipei, $1.200
7. Liza Clutario, Philippines, $1.200
8. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, $1.200
9. Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, $900
10. Jojo Canare, Philippines, $900
11. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, $900
12. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, $900
13. Siti Safiyah Amirah, Malaysia, $900
14. Chu Yu Chieh, Chinese Taipei, $900
15. Apple Posadas, Philippines, $900
16. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, $900
Defending women's champion Wendy Chai (pictured) of Malaysia moved into the semifinals of the Asian Bowling Federation Tour Tournament of Champions thanks to a 173-160 quarterfinal victory over teammate Zandra Aziela. Chai, the 2005 Asian ranking leader, meets another teammate, 2005 ABF Tour ranking leader Lai Kin Ngoh in the semifinal. KN also ousted a teammate, Choy Poh Lai, in a close match, 219-215.
In the other matches, top-seeded Jennifer Tan of Singapore flew past Liza Clutario, Philippines, 224-167, and set up a semifinal match with fellow spinner Wang Yu Ling of Chinese Taipei. The 3-time World Champion easily defeated teammate Tsai Hsin Yi (TPE), 248-170.
In the men's quarterfinal, Surasak Manuwong stunned this teammate, top seeded Yannaphon Larpapharat, 204-193, to meet Malaysian Aaron Kong in the semifinals. Kong sidelined Australian Andrew Frawley, 207-161. In the other match, local favorite Ryan Lalisang will also take on a Malaysian, Daniel Lim.
Lalisang survived a low-scoring encounter against 2005 Asian ranking leader Alex Liew, Malaysia, 179-161. Lim ousted No. 2 seed Remy Ong, Singapore, 210-171. The semifinals and finals (all one-game matches) will be held on Sunday. The men's and women's champions will receive US$20,000 and US$10,000, respectively.
Yannaphon Larpapharat from Thailand and Singapore's Jennifer Tan led the top 8 men and top 8 women into the single elimination finals in the ABF Tour Tournament of Champions at Jaya Ancol Bowl Jakarta, Indonesia.
Yannaphon averaged 215 over his fifteen match play games and compiled a 9-5-1 won-lost-tie record to lead the men's division by 24 pins. Second was Remy Ong from Singapore with 3296. Joining those two in the finals are local favorite Ryan Lalisang, Aaron Kong, Alex Liew, and Daniel Lim from Malaysia, Aussie Andrew Frawley and another Thai bowler, Surasak Manuwong. Dfending men's champion Wu Siu Hong landed in 11th position and was eliminated.
None of the 16 female Asian Bowling Federation ranking leaders cracked the 200-average bar. Tan led the women with 199 average and winning 8 of her 15 matches. Mere eleven pins behind was 2005 ranking leader Lai Kin Ngoh, with defending champion Wendy Chai, both of Malaysia in third. Joining those three in the finals are Wang Yu Ling and Tsai Hsin Yi, both of Chinese Taipei, Liza Clutario of the Philippines, and two more Malaysians, Zandra Aziela and Choy Poh Lai. The quarterfinals will be held on Saturday, with the semifinals and finals (all one-game matches) on Sunday. The men's and women's champions will receive US$20,000 and US$10,000, respectively.
1. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand, 3225 (1735-1490), 215,00, 95, 3320
2. Remy Ong (pictured), Singapore, 3186 (1742-1444), 212,40, 110, 3296
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 3186 (1553-1633), 212,40, 105, 3291
4. Aaron Kong, Malaysia, 3126 (1690-1436), 208,40, 100, 3226
5. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 3085 (1643-1442), 205,67, 60, 3145
6. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, 3095 (1659-1436), 206,33, 50, 3145
7. Andrew Frawley, Australia, 3005 (1583-1422), 200,33, 80, 3085
8. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 3004 (1626-1378), 200,27, 75, 3079
Top 8 advance to single elimination finals.
Missed Cut:
9. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 2996 (1589-1407), 199,73, 60, 3056
10. Shaker Al-Hassan, 2933 (1589-1344), 195,53, 85, 3018
11. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 2956 (1576-1380), 197,07, 60, 3016
12. Khalid Dubyan, Kuwait, 2868 (1544-1324), 191,20, 70, 2938
13. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, 2803 (1480-1323), 186,87, 85, 2888
14. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 2802 (1478-1324), 186,80, 65, 2867
15. Azidi Ameran, Malaysia, 2796 (1507-1289), 186,40, 70, 2866
16. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, 2759 (1464-1295), 183,93, 30, 2789
1. Jennifer Tan, Singapore, 2985 (1677-1308), 199,00, 80, 3065
2. Lai Kin Ngoh, Malaysia, 2944 (1502-1442), 196,27, 110, 3054
3. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 2947 (1532-1415), 196,47, 80, 3027
4. Wang Yu Ling (pictured), Chinese Taipei, 2900 (1592-1308), 193,33, 100, 3000
5. Tsai Hsin Yi, Chinese Taipei, 2899 (1633-1266), 193,27, 70, 2969
6. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 2874 (1548-1326), 191,60, 70, 2944
7. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, 2815 (1525-1290), 187,67, 80, 2895
8. Choy Poh Lai, Malaysia, 2771 (1353-1418), 184,73, 80, 2851
Top 8 advance to single elimination finals.
Missed Cut:
9. Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, 2752 (1453-1299), 183,47, 95, 2847
10. Jojo Canare, Philippines, 2775 (1448-1327), 185,00, 65, 2840
11. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, 2742 (1449-1293), 182,80, 85, 2827
12. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 2732 (1447-1285), 182,13, 75, 2807
13. Siti Safiyah Amirah, Malaysia, 2717 (1477-1240), 181,13, 70, 2787
14. Chu Yu Chieh, Chinese Taipei, 2708 (1426-1282), 180,53, 70, 2778
15. Apple Posadas, Philippines, 2669 (1357-1312), 177,93, 50, 2719
16. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 2554 (1342-1212), 170,27, 20, 2574
2005 ABF Tour Men's Tournament of Champions Finalists
1. Alex Liew (picrured), MAS, 264
2. Azidi Ameran, MAS, 185
3. Andrew Frawley, AUS, 164
4. Aaron Kong, MAS, 154
5. Wu Siu Hong, HKG, 149
6. Zulmazran Zulkifli, MAS, 140
7. Ryan Lalisang, INA, 137
8. Shaker Al Hassan, 127
9. Yannaphon, THA, 125
10. Ahmed Shaheen, QAT, 119
11. Remy Ong, SIN, 109.5
12. Markwin Tee, PHI, 98
13. Daniel Lim, MAS, 95
14. Khalid Dubyan, KUW, 79
15. Tyrone Ongpauco, PHI, 75
16. Michael Tsang, HKG, 75
2005 ABF Tour Women's Tournament of Champions Finalists
1. Lai Kin Ngoh (pictured), MAS, 214
2. Liza Del Rosario, PHI, 169
3. Jennifer Tan, SIN, 165
4. Paulette Choy, MAS, 140
5. Wang Yu Ling, TPE, 115
6. Wendy Chai, MAS, 112
7. Siti Safiyah, MAS, 111
8. Shalin Zulkifli, MAS, 109
9. Esther Cheah, MAS, 109
10. Zandra Aziela, MAS, 107
11. Liza Clutario, PHI, 97
12. Tsai Hsin Yi, TPE, 95
13. Jazreel Tan, SIN, 94
14. Apple Posadas, PHI, 90
15. Chu Yu Chieh, TPE, 89
16. Jojo Canare, PHI, 82
2005 ABF Tour Final
Bowling Alley: Jaya Ancol Bowl Jakarta, Indonesia
Daniel Lim of Malaysia and Jennifer Tan of Singapore cruised to victory in the 2005 ABF Tour Tournament of Champions at Jaya Ancol Bowl Jakarta, Indonesia. Lim flew past Surasak Manuwong of Thailand, 256-191, en route to win the coveted title in the men's division. On the women's side, former World Ranking Masters champion Tan, the No. 1 seed, topped AFT Tour ranking leader Lai Kin Ngoh, Malaysia in a low-scoring affair, 174-149.
2005 ABF Tour Men's Tournament of Champions
Jaya Ancol Bowl Jakarta, IndonesiaJanuary 5-8, 2006
FINAL:Daniel Lim (MAS, pictured) def. Surasak Manuwong (THA), 256-191
SEMI-FINAL:
Surasak Manuwong (THA) def. Aaron Kong (MAS), 178-153
Daniel Lim (MAS) def. Ryan Lalisang (INA), 197-170
QUARTERFINAL:
Surasak Manuwong (THA) def. Yannaphon Larpapharat (THA), 204-193
Aaron Kong (MAS) def. Andrew Frawley (AUS), 207-161
Ryan Lalisang (INA) def. Alex Liew (MAS), 179-161
Daniel Lim (MAS) def. Remy Ong (SING), 210-171
Download Men's Bracket here....
2005 ABF Tour Women's Tournament of Champions
Jaya Ancol Bowl Jakarta, IndonesiaJanuary 5-8, 2006
FINAL:Jennifier Tan (SIN, pictured) def. Lai Kin Ngoh (MAS), 174-149
SEMI-FINAL:
Jennifier Tan (SIN, pictured) def. Wang Yu Ling, 211-201 (TPE)
Lai Kin Ngoh (MAS) def. Wendy Chai (MAS), 220-141
QUARTERFINAL:
Jennifier Tan (SIN) def. Liza Clutario (PHI), 224-167
Wang Yu Ling (TPE) def. Tsai Hsin Yi (TPE), 248-170
Wendy Chai (MAS) def. Zandra Aziela (MAS), 173-160
Lai Kin Ngoh (MAS) def. Choy Poh Lai (MAS), 219-215
Download Women's Bracket here....
2005 ABF Tour Men's Tournament of Champions
Final standings with position, country and earnings
1. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, $20,0002. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, $6,000
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, $2,500
4. Aaron Kong (pictured), Malaysia, $2,500
5. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand, $1,500
6. Remy Ong, Singapore, $1,500
7. Alex Liew, Malaysia, $1,500
8. Andrew Frawley, Australia, $1,500
9. Markwin Tee, Philippines, $1,000
10. Shaker Al-Hassan, $1,000
11. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, $1,000
12. Khalid Dubyan, Kuwait, $1,000
13. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, $1,000
14. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, $1,000
15. Azidi Ameran, Malaysia, $1,000
16. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, $1,000
2005 ABF Tour Women's Tournament of Champions
Final standings with position, country and earnings
1. Jennifer Tan, Singapore, $10,0002. Lai Kin Ngoh (pictured), Malaysia, $4,000
3. Wang Yu Ling, Chinese Taipei, $2,000
4. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, $2,000
5. Choy Poh Lai, Malaysia, $1.200
6. Tsai Hsin Yi, Chinese Taipei, $1.200
7. Liza Clutario, Philippines, $1.200
8. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, $1.200
9. Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, $900
10. Jojo Canare, Philippines, $900
11. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, $900
12. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, $900
13. Siti Safiyah Amirah, Malaysia, $900
14. Chu Yu Chieh, Chinese Taipei, $900
15. Apple Posadas, Philippines, $900
16. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, $900
Wendy Chai targets back-to-back ABF Tour Tournament of Champions title
Defending women's champion Wendy Chai (pictured) of Malaysia moved into the semifinals of the Asian Bowling Federation Tour Tournament of Champions thanks to a 173-160 quarterfinal victory over teammate Zandra Aziela. Chai, the 2005 Asian ranking leader, meets another teammate, 2005 ABF Tour ranking leader Lai Kin Ngoh in the semifinal. KN also ousted a teammate, Choy Poh Lai, in a close match, 219-215.In the other matches, top-seeded Jennifer Tan of Singapore flew past Liza Clutario, Philippines, 224-167, and set up a semifinal match with fellow spinner Wang Yu Ling of Chinese Taipei. The 3-time World Champion easily defeated teammate Tsai Hsin Yi (TPE), 248-170.
In the men's quarterfinal, Surasak Manuwong stunned this teammate, top seeded Yannaphon Larpapharat, 204-193, to meet Malaysian Aaron Kong in the semifinals. Kong sidelined Australian Andrew Frawley, 207-161. In the other match, local favorite Ryan Lalisang will also take on a Malaysian, Daniel Lim.
Lalisang survived a low-scoring encounter against 2005 Asian ranking leader Alex Liew, Malaysia, 179-161. Lim ousted No. 2 seed Remy Ong, Singapore, 210-171. The semifinals and finals (all one-game matches) will be held on Sunday. The men's and women's champions will receive US$20,000 and US$10,000, respectively.
Yannaphon and Tan lead top 8 into ABF Tour Tournament of Champions finals
Yannaphon Larpapharat from Thailand and Singapore's Jennifer Tan led the top 8 men and top 8 women into the single elimination finals in the ABF Tour Tournament of Champions at Jaya Ancol Bowl Jakarta, Indonesia. Yannaphon averaged 215 over his fifteen match play games and compiled a 9-5-1 won-lost-tie record to lead the men's division by 24 pins. Second was Remy Ong from Singapore with 3296. Joining those two in the finals are local favorite Ryan Lalisang, Aaron Kong, Alex Liew, and Daniel Lim from Malaysia, Aussie Andrew Frawley and another Thai bowler, Surasak Manuwong. Dfending men's champion Wu Siu Hong landed in 11th position and was eliminated.
None of the 16 female Asian Bowling Federation ranking leaders cracked the 200-average bar. Tan led the women with 199 average and winning 8 of her 15 matches. Mere eleven pins behind was 2005 ranking leader Lai Kin Ngoh, with defending champion Wendy Chai, both of Malaysia in third. Joining those three in the finals are Wang Yu Ling and Tsai Hsin Yi, both of Chinese Taipei, Liza Clutario of the Philippines, and two more Malaysians, Zandra Aziela and Choy Poh Lai. The quarterfinals will be held on Saturday, with the semifinals and finals (all one-game matches) on Sunday. The men's and women's champions will receive US$20,000 and US$10,000, respectively.
2005 ABF Tour Men's Tournament of Champions
Standings after Round 1 - Players with position, Country, 15 game total (8G/7G), average, bonus and grand total 1. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand, 3225 (1735-1490), 215,00, 95, 33202. Remy Ong (pictured), Singapore, 3186 (1742-1444), 212,40, 110, 3296
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 3186 (1553-1633), 212,40, 105, 3291
4. Aaron Kong, Malaysia, 3126 (1690-1436), 208,40, 100, 3226
5. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 3085 (1643-1442), 205,67, 60, 3145
6. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, 3095 (1659-1436), 206,33, 50, 3145
7. Andrew Frawley, Australia, 3005 (1583-1422), 200,33, 80, 3085
8. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 3004 (1626-1378), 200,27, 75, 3079
Top 8 advance to single elimination finals.
Missed Cut:
9. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 2996 (1589-1407), 199,73, 60, 3056
10. Shaker Al-Hassan, 2933 (1589-1344), 195,53, 85, 3018
11. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 2956 (1576-1380), 197,07, 60, 3016
12. Khalid Dubyan, Kuwait, 2868 (1544-1324), 191,20, 70, 2938
13. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, 2803 (1480-1323), 186,87, 85, 2888
14. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 2802 (1478-1324), 186,80, 65, 2867
15. Azidi Ameran, Malaysia, 2796 (1507-1289), 186,40, 70, 2866
16. Michael Tsang, Hong Kong, 2759 (1464-1295), 183,93, 30, 2789
2005 ABF Tour Women's Tournament of Champions
Standings after Round 1 - Players with position, Country, 15 game total (8G/7G), average, bonus and grand total 1. Jennifer Tan, Singapore, 2985 (1677-1308), 199,00, 80, 30652. Lai Kin Ngoh, Malaysia, 2944 (1502-1442), 196,27, 110, 3054
3. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 2947 (1532-1415), 196,47, 80, 3027
4. Wang Yu Ling (pictured), Chinese Taipei, 2900 (1592-1308), 193,33, 100, 3000
5. Tsai Hsin Yi, Chinese Taipei, 2899 (1633-1266), 193,27, 70, 2969
6. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 2874 (1548-1326), 191,60, 70, 2944
7. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, 2815 (1525-1290), 187,67, 80, 2895
8. Choy Poh Lai, Malaysia, 2771 (1353-1418), 184,73, 80, 2851
Top 8 advance to single elimination finals.
Missed Cut:
9. Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, 2752 (1453-1299), 183,47, 95, 2847
10. Jojo Canare, Philippines, 2775 (1448-1327), 185,00, 65, 2840
11. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, 2742 (1449-1293), 182,80, 85, 2827
12. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 2732 (1447-1285), 182,13, 75, 2807
13. Siti Safiyah Amirah, Malaysia, 2717 (1477-1240), 181,13, 70, 2787
14. Chu Yu Chieh, Chinese Taipei, 2708 (1426-1282), 180,53, 70, 2778
15. Apple Posadas, Philippines, 2669 (1357-1312), 177,93, 50, 2719
16. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 2554 (1342-1212), 170,27, 20, 2574
2005 ABF Tour Tournament of Champions moves from Macao to Indonesia
The finals of the 2005 Asian Bowling Federation Tour, the ABFT Tournament of Champions, will be held in Jakarta, Indonesia and not in Macao as earlier announced. The top 16 men and the top 16 women of the ABF Tour point rankings will bowl for the coveted titles at Jaya Ancol Bowl January 5-8, 2006.
Among the qualifiers are the defending champions Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, and Wendy Chai, Malaysia. Wu finished fifth in the men's rankings while Chai, who won the Asian rankings this year, qualified in sixth position in the ABFT women's rankings.
Only the national team members of the leading Asian bowling nations can afford to bowl enough tournaments to qualify for the ToC.
The women's field consists of players from only four countries, while the men's field is more international with players representing ten countries. The most qualifiers (12) are from Malaysia, followed by the Philippines (6), Singapore and Chinese Taipei (3 each) and Hong Kong (2) with defending men's champion Wu (pictured).
The field is led by Malaysian internationals Alex Liew and Lai Kin Ngoh. Liew, who also finished the year as Asian ranking champion, captured two titles on the ABF Tour in Qatar and Indonesia and won the open tournaments in Bahrain and Indonesia. Lai won the ABF Tour Indonesia leg en route to win the women's point rankings.
All players will compete in a two-day round robin match play to cut to the top 8 for the one-game single elimination finals.
Among the qualifiers are the defending champions Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, and Wendy Chai, Malaysia. Wu finished fifth in the men's rankings while Chai, who won the Asian rankings this year, qualified in sixth position in the ABFT women's rankings.
Only the national team members of the leading Asian bowling nations can afford to bowl enough tournaments to qualify for the ToC.
The women's field consists of players from only four countries, while the men's field is more international with players representing ten countries. The most qualifiers (12) are from Malaysia, followed by the Philippines (6), Singapore and Chinese Taipei (3 each) and Hong Kong (2) with defending men's champion Wu (pictured).
The field is led by Malaysian internationals Alex Liew and Lai Kin Ngoh. Liew, who also finished the year as Asian ranking champion, captured two titles on the ABF Tour in Qatar and Indonesia and won the open tournaments in Bahrain and Indonesia. Lai won the ABF Tour Indonesia leg en route to win the women's point rankings.
All players will compete in a two-day round robin match play to cut to the top 8 for the one-game single elimination finals.
2005 ABF Tour Men's Tournament of Champions Finalists
Players with position, country and total ranking points
1. Alex Liew (picrured), MAS, 2642. Azidi Ameran, MAS, 185
3. Andrew Frawley, AUS, 164
4. Aaron Kong, MAS, 154
5. Wu Siu Hong, HKG, 149
6. Zulmazran Zulkifli, MAS, 140
7. Ryan Lalisang, INA, 137
8. Shaker Al Hassan, 127
9. Yannaphon, THA, 125
10. Ahmed Shaheen, QAT, 119
11. Remy Ong, SIN, 109.5
12. Markwin Tee, PHI, 98
13. Daniel Lim, MAS, 95
14. Khalid Dubyan, KUW, 79
15. Tyrone Ongpauco, PHI, 75
16. Michael Tsang, HKG, 75
2005 ABF Tour Women's Tournament of Champions Finalists
Players with position, country and total ranking points
1. Lai Kin Ngoh (pictured), MAS, 2142. Liza Del Rosario, PHI, 169
3. Jennifer Tan, SIN, 165
4. Paulette Choy, MAS, 140
5. Wang Yu Ling, TPE, 115
6. Wendy Chai, MAS, 112
7. Siti Safiyah, MAS, 111
8. Shalin Zulkifli, MAS, 109
9. Esther Cheah, MAS, 109
10. Zandra Aziela, MAS, 107
11. Liza Clutario, PHI, 97
12. Tsai Hsin Yi, TPE, 95
13. Jazreel Tan, SIN, 94
14. Apple Posadas, PHI, 90
15. Chu Yu Chieh, TPE, 89
16. Jojo Canare, PHI, 82