Philippines sweep Masters titles to end Southeast Asian Games
12/06/05
Markwin Tee and Liza Clutario of the host country Philippines ended the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines, with victories in the men's and women's Masters.
Clutario posted two big scores (225-235) en route to win the gold medal in the women's Masters finals. In the championship match over two games total pinfall, Clutario topped second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 460-372. Tan had secured the silver medal with a 203-156 victory in the opening match against Indonesia's Putty Armein.
In the men's final Tee, the No. 2 seed, ousted Singles champion Ryan Lalisang of Indonesia in the opening match, 196-179, for the right to bowl tournament leader Remy Ong of Singapore for the title. Tee carried the momentum from his semifinal win into the title match as he shot games of 200 and 237 to cruise to the title, 437-366.
November 27 - December 5, 2005
Championship Round:
1. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 634 (3 games)
2. Remy Ong, Singapore, 366 (2 games)
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 179 (1 game)
Playoff Results:
First Match: Tee def. Lalisang, 196-179
Championship Match: Tee (200-237) def. Ong (187-179), 437-366.
Liza Clutario of the host country Philippines posted two big scores (225-235) en route to win the gold medal in the women's Masters finals in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines. In the championship match over two games total pinfall, Clutario topped second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 460-372. Tan had secured the silver medal with a 203-156 victory in the opening match against Indonesia's Putty Armein.
November 27 - December 5, 2005
Championship Round:
1. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 460 (2 games)
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 575 (3 games)
3. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 156 (1 game)
Playoff Results:
First Match: Tan def. Armein, 203-156
Championship Match: Clutario (225-235) def. Tan (177-195), 460-372.
Remy Ong from Singapore maintained his lead in the men's round robin on short oil to secure the top seed for the Masters finals in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines. Ong will meet the winner of the opening match between Markwin Tee, Philippines, and Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia.
Liza Clutario of the host country posted a 1850 eight-game series (231,25 average) in the second block of round robin on the short pattern en route to take the No. 1 seed for the women's Masters finals. Indonesia's Putty Armein, who led the 16 women after the first block on long oil with 1858 slipped to third. She will take on second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, in the opening match of the stepladder finals.
Men Masters - Standings after 16 match play games
Players with position, 16-game total (block 1-2), average, bonus and grand total
1. Remy Ong, Singapore, 3741 (1896-1845), 233,81, 95, 3836
2. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 3679 (1834-1845), 229,94, 130, 3809
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 3606 (1841-1765), 225,38, 115, 3721
Top 3 advance to the stepladder finals.
Missed Cut:
4. Lee Yu Wen, Singapore, 3593 (1829-1764), 224,56, 100, 3693
5. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, 3558 (1824-1734), 222,38, 90, 3648
6. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, 3519 (1832-1687), 219,94, 120, 3639
7. Joonee Gatchalian, Philippines, 3508 (1761-1747), 219,25, 100, 3608
8. Aaron Kong, Malaysia, 3532 (1764-1768), 220,75, 75, 3607
9. Ben Heng, Malaysia, 3451 (1730-1721), 215,69, 75, 3526
10. Joe Tjam, Indonesia, 3382 (1734-1648), 211,38, 80, 3462
11. CJ Suarez, Philippines, 3403 (1788-1615), 212,69, 40, 3443
12. Chester King, Philippines, 3336 (1667-1669), 208,50, 65, 3401
13. Jason Yeong Nathan, Singapore, 3303 (1550-1753), 206,44, 60, 3363
14. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 3299 (1700-1599), 206,19, 50, 3349
15. Sitthiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 3214 (1557-1657), 200,88, 60, 3274
16. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 3213 (1663-1550), 200,81, 25, 3238
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1. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 3662 (1812-1850), 228,88, 120, 3782
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 3589 (1841-1748), 224,31, 100, 3689
3. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 3543 (1858-1685), 221,44, 100, 3643
Top 3 advance to the stepladder finals.
Missed Cut:
4. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 3528 (1725-1803), 220,50, 80, 3608
5. Novie Phang, Indonesia, 3459 (1697-1762), 216,19, 110, 3569
6. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 3473 (1702-1771), 217,06, 85, 3558
7. Happy Soediyono, Indonesia, 3475 (1671-1804), 217,19, 70, 3545
8. Michelle Kwang, Singapore, 3404 (1739-1665), 212,75, 80, 3484
9. Josephine Canare, Philippines, 3375 (1706-1669), 210,94, 80, 3455
10. Roumimper Tannya, Indonesia, 3402 (1735-1667), 212,63, 50, 3452
11. Cecilia Yap, Philippines, 3377 (1811-1566), 211,06, 70, 3447
12. Alice Tay, Singapore, 3329 (1721-1608), 208,06, 85, 3414
13. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 3336 (1670-1666), 208,50, 55, 3391
14. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, 3321 (1671-1650), 207,56, 65, 3386
15. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, 3267 (1519-1748), 204,19, 80, 3347
16. Evelyn Chan, Singapore, 3166 (1646-1520), 197,88, 50, 3216
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1. Remy Ong, Singapore, 1896, 237,00, 45, 1941
2. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 1841, 230,13, 70, 1911
3. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, 1832, 229,00, 70, 1902
4. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 1834, 229,25, 60, 1894
5. Lee Yu Wen, Singapore, 1829, 228,63, 60, 1889
6. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, 1824, 228,00, 50, 1874
7. Joonee Gatchalian, Philippines, 1761, 220,13, 60, 1821
8. CJ Suarez, Philippines, 1788, 223,50, 30, 1818
9. Aaron Kong, Malaysia, 1764, 220,50, 30, 1794
10. Joe Tjam, Indonesia, 1734, 216,75, 40, 1774
11. Ben Heng, Malaysia, 1730, 216,25, 40, 1770
12. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 1700, 212,50, 20, 1720
13. Chester King, Philippines, 1667, 208,38, 30, 1697
14. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 1663, 207,88, 15, 1678
15. Sitthiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 1557, 194,63, 10, 1567
16. Jason Yeong Nathan, Singapore, 1550, 193,75, 10, 1560
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1. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 1858, 232,25, 60, 1918
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 1841, 230,13, 50, 1891
3. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 1812, 226,50, 50, 1862
4. Cecilia Yap, Philippines, 1811, 226,38, 40, 1851
5. Alice Tay, Singapore, 1721, 215,13, 60, 1781
6. Michelle Kwang, Singapore, 1739, 217,38, 40, 1779
7. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 1725, 215,63, 50, 1775
8. Novie Phang, Indonesia, 1697, 212,13, 60, 1757
9. Roumimper Tannya, Indonesia, 1735, 216,88, 20, 1755
10. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 1702, 212,75, 45, 1747
11. Josephine Canare, Philippines, 1706, 213,25, 40, 1746
12. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, 1671, 208,88, 30, 1701
13. Happy Soediyono, Indonesia, 1671, 208,88, 20, 1691
14. Evelyn Chan, Singapore, 1646, 205,75, 40, 1686
15. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 1670, 208,75, 15, 1685
16. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, 1519, 189,88, 20, 1539
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2005 Southeast Asian Games
Bowling Alley: Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines
Markwin Tee and Liza Clutario of the host country Philippines ended the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines, with victories in the men's and women's Masters. Clutario posted two big scores (225-235) en route to win the gold medal in the women's Masters finals. In the championship match over two games total pinfall, Clutario topped second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 460-372. Tan had secured the silver medal with a 203-156 victory in the opening match against Indonesia's Putty Armein.
In the men's final Tee, the No. 2 seed, ousted Singles champion Ryan Lalisang of Indonesia in the opening match, 196-179, for the right to bowl tournament leader Remy Ong of Singapore for the title. Tee carried the momentum from his semifinal win into the title match as he shot games of 200 and 237 to cruise to the title, 437-366.
23rd Southeast Asian Games - Men's Masters Finals
Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, PhilippinesNovember 27 - December 5, 2005
Championship Round:
1. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 634 (3 games)
2. Remy Ong, Singapore, 366 (2 games)
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 179 (1 game)
Playoff Results:
First Match: Tee def. Lalisang, 196-179
Championship Match: Tee (200-237) def. Ong (187-179), 437-366.
Liza Clutario wins women's Masters title
Liza Clutario of the host country Philippines posted two big scores (225-235) en route to win the gold medal in the women's Masters finals in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines. In the championship match over two games total pinfall, Clutario topped second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 460-372. Tan had secured the silver medal with a 203-156 victory in the opening match against Indonesia's Putty Armein. 23rd Southeast Asian Games - Women's Masters Finals
Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, PhilippinesNovember 27 - December 5, 2005
Championship Round:
1. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 460 (2 games)
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 575 (3 games)
3. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 156 (1 game)
Playoff Results:
First Match: Tan def. Armein, 203-156
Championship Match: Clutario (225-235) def. Tan (177-195), 460-372.
Remy Ong and Liza Clutario take top seeds for the Masters finals
Remy Ong from Singapore maintained his lead in the men's round robin on short oil to secure the top seed for the Masters finals in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at Pearl Bowling Center in Paranaque City, Philippines. Ong will meet the winner of the opening match between Markwin Tee, Philippines, and Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia. Liza Clutario of the host country posted a 1850 eight-game series (231,25 average) in the second block of round robin on the short pattern en route to take the No. 1 seed for the women's Masters finals. Indonesia's Putty Armein, who led the 16 women after the first block on long oil with 1858 slipped to third. She will take on second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, in the opening match of the stepladder finals.
Men Masters - Standings after 16 match play games
Players with position, 16-game total (block 1-2), average, bonus and grand total1. Remy Ong, Singapore, 3741 (1896-1845), 233,81, 95, 3836
2. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 3679 (1834-1845), 229,94, 130, 3809
3. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 3606 (1841-1765), 225,38, 115, 3721
Top 3 advance to the stepladder finals.
Missed Cut:
4. Lee Yu Wen, Singapore, 3593 (1829-1764), 224,56, 100, 3693
5. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, 3558 (1824-1734), 222,38, 90, 3648
6. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, 3519 (1832-1687), 219,94, 120, 3639
7. Joonee Gatchalian, Philippines, 3508 (1761-1747), 219,25, 100, 3608
8. Aaron Kong, Malaysia, 3532 (1764-1768), 220,75, 75, 3607
9. Ben Heng, Malaysia, 3451 (1730-1721), 215,69, 75, 3526
10. Joe Tjam, Indonesia, 3382 (1734-1648), 211,38, 80, 3462
11. CJ Suarez, Philippines, 3403 (1788-1615), 212,69, 40, 3443
12. Chester King, Philippines, 3336 (1667-1669), 208,50, 65, 3401
13. Jason Yeong Nathan, Singapore, 3303 (1550-1753), 206,44, 60, 3363
14. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 3299 (1700-1599), 206,19, 50, 3349
15. Sitthiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 3214 (1557-1657), 200,88, 60, 3274
16. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 3213 (1663-1550), 200,81, 25, 3238
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Liza Clutario takes the women's top seed for the Masters finals
Liza Clutario of the host country Philippines posted a 1850 eight-game series (231,25 average) in the second block of round robin on the short pattern en route to take the No. 1 seed for the women's Masters finals in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Indonesia's Putty Armein, who led the 16 women after the first block on long oil with 1858 slipped to third. She will take on second-seeded Jazreel Tan, Singapore, in the opening match of the stepladder finals.
Women Masters - Standings after 16 match play games
Players with position, 16-game total (block 1-2), average, bonus and grand total1. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 3662 (1812-1850), 228,88, 120, 3782
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 3589 (1841-1748), 224,31, 100, 3689
3. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 3543 (1858-1685), 221,44, 100, 3643
Top 3 advance to the stepladder finals.
Missed Cut:
4. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 3528 (1725-1803), 220,50, 80, 3608
5. Novie Phang, Indonesia, 3459 (1697-1762), 216,19, 110, 3569
6. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 3473 (1702-1771), 217,06, 85, 3558
7. Happy Soediyono, Indonesia, 3475 (1671-1804), 217,19, 70, 3545
8. Michelle Kwang, Singapore, 3404 (1739-1665), 212,75, 80, 3484
9. Josephine Canare, Philippines, 3375 (1706-1669), 210,94, 80, 3455
10. Roumimper Tannya, Indonesia, 3402 (1735-1667), 212,63, 50, 3452
11. Cecilia Yap, Philippines, 3377 (1811-1566), 211,06, 70, 3447
12. Alice Tay, Singapore, 3329 (1721-1608), 208,06, 85, 3414
13. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 3336 (1670-1666), 208,50, 55, 3391
14. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, 3321 (1671-1650), 207,56, 65, 3386
15. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, 3267 (1519-1748), 204,19, 80, 3347
16. Evelyn Chan, Singapore, 3166 (1646-1520), 197,88, 50, 3216
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Putty Armein and Remy Ong lead Masters at halftime
Remy Ong, who shot a 300-game in the team event on short oil, rolled his second perfecto during the first 8-game block of the Masters competition on long oil pattern. The Singaporean leads the 16-player field with an average of 237,00 and a 1941 grand total. Ong felled 1896 pins and compiled a 4-3-1 won-lost-tie record including a 269-tie against Aaron Kong from Malaysia.
Singles champion Ryan Lalisang of Indonesia won all but one match to sit in second place with 1911 pinfall total. All Events leader Daniel Lim of Malaysia also went 7-1 in match play to land in third with 1902.
Doubles and Trios champion Putty Armein targets her third gold medal of the Games as she led the women's division with 232,25 average and a 1918 pinfall total. The Indonesian had a 6-2 won-lost record in the first block on long oil.
Jazreel Tan of Singapore is second with 1891 after winning three of her eight matches today. Liza Clutario from the host country Philippines compiled a 5-3 record to hold the third place with 1862.
The second block of the women's masters on short oil is scheduled for 9 a.m. on Sunday while the men continue at 2 p.m. The top 3 bowlers after 16 games will advance to the grand finals starting at 4:30 p.m.
Singles champion Ryan Lalisang of Indonesia won all but one match to sit in second place with 1911 pinfall total. All Events leader Daniel Lim of Malaysia also went 7-1 in match play to land in third with 1902.
Doubles and Trios champion Putty Armein targets her third gold medal of the Games as she led the women's division with 232,25 average and a 1918 pinfall total. The Indonesian had a 6-2 won-lost record in the first block on long oil. Jazreel Tan of Singapore is second with 1891 after winning three of her eight matches today. Liza Clutario from the host country Philippines compiled a 5-3 record to hold the third place with 1862.
The second block of the women's masters on short oil is scheduled for 9 a.m. on Sunday while the men continue at 2 p.m. The top 3 bowlers after 16 games will advance to the grand finals starting at 4:30 p.m.
Men Masters - Standings after 8 match play games
Players with position, 8-game total (long oil), average, bonus and grand total1. Remy Ong, Singapore, 1896, 237,00, 45, 1941
2. Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, 1841, 230,13, 70, 1911
3. Daniel Lim, Malaysia, 1832, 229,00, 70, 1902
4. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 1834, 229,25, 60, 1894
5. Lee Yu Wen, Singapore, 1829, 228,63, 60, 1889
6. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia, 1824, 228,00, 50, 1874
7. Joonee Gatchalian, Philippines, 1761, 220,13, 60, 1821
8. CJ Suarez, Philippines, 1788, 223,50, 30, 1818
9. Aaron Kong, Malaysia, 1764, 220,50, 30, 1794
10. Joe Tjam, Indonesia, 1734, 216,75, 40, 1774
11. Ben Heng, Malaysia, 1730, 216,25, 40, 1770
12. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 1700, 212,50, 20, 1720
13. Chester King, Philippines, 1667, 208,38, 30, 1697
14. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 1663, 207,88, 15, 1678
15. Sitthiphol Kunaksorn, Thailand, 1557, 194,63, 10, 1567
16. Jason Yeong Nathan, Singapore, 1550, 193,75, 10, 1560
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Women Masters - Standings after 8 match play games
Players with position, 8-game total (long oil), average, bonus and grand total1. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 1858, 232,25, 60, 1918
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 1841, 230,13, 50, 1891
3. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 1812, 226,50, 50, 1862
4. Cecilia Yap, Philippines, 1811, 226,38, 40, 1851
5. Alice Tay, Singapore, 1721, 215,13, 60, 1781
6. Michelle Kwang, Singapore, 1739, 217,38, 40, 1779
7. Wendy Chai, Malaysia, 1725, 215,63, 50, 1775
8. Novie Phang, Indonesia, 1697, 212,13, 60, 1757
9. Roumimper Tannya, Indonesia, 1735, 216,88, 20, 1755
10. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 1702, 212,75, 45, 1747
11. Josephine Canare, Philippines, 1706, 213,25, 40, 1746
12. Zandra Aziela, Malaysia, 1671, 208,88, 30, 1701
13. Happy Soediyono, Indonesia, 1671, 208,88, 20, 1691
14. Evelyn Chan, Singapore, 1646, 205,75, 40, 1686
15. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 1670, 208,75, 15, 1685
16. Esther Cheah, Malaysia, 1519, 189,88, 20, 1539
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