Korea's Lee Mi Ryung, Lee Seung Ree and Sim Ui-Jin and Reynaldo Zialcita, Manny Tagle and Jay Leon Guerrero of the host country Guam took the lead in the women's and men's Trios event in the 24th East Asian Pacific Championship after the first 3-game block on Friday morning.

Sim, who has won silver in Singles and Doubles thus far, carried her team with a huge 784 series including games of 267, 228 and 289. Mi Ryung contributed 616 and Seung Ree added 577 for 1977 pinfall total or an average of 219.67.

The trios from Chinese Taipei sit in second and fourth place with 1909 and 1825. The Japanese trios are third and fifth with 1840 and 1819.

The second trio from Korean spearheaded by Singles and Doubles champion Park Ju Young is in sixth place with 1805, just 20 pins off the pace for the playoffs (top 4).

Zialcita led the Guam trio with the men's best 714 series (248, 235, 231) and was followed by Guerrero (657) and Tagle (571) to take the lead with 1941 and an average of 215.78.

The trios from Japan are in second and third place with 1876 and 1855, resp. Rounding out the top 4 is Korea featuring Doubles champions Cha In Ho, Kim Dong Gyun and Kim Sang Pil with 1845.

The second block and the playoffs will follow on Saturday.

 

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Women Trios - Standings after 3 of 6 games preliminaries

Pos	Country/Player	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Avg.
1.	Korea	647	601	729				1977	219.67
	Lee Mi Ryung	209	172	235				616	205.33
	Lee Seung Ree	171	201	205				577	192.33
	Sim Ui-Jin	267	228	289				784	261.33
2.	Chinese Taipei	641	618	650				1909	212.11
	Pan Yu-Fen	202	222	223				647	215.67
	Chen Kuan-Ting	205	178	213				596	198.67
	Chang Yu-Hsuan	234	218	214				666	222.00
3.	Japan	582	603	655				1840	204.44
	Rina Asada	156	233	259				648	216.00
	Shinobu Saitoh	208	153	206				567	189.00
	Kazumi Satoh	218	217	190				625	208.33
4.	Chinese Taipei	624	585	616				1825	202.78
	Wang Yu-Ling	228	201	205				634	211.33
	Wang Ting-Wen	193	200	212				605	201.67
	Wang Ya-Ting	203	184	199				586	195.33
5.	Japan	650	546	623				1819	202.11
	Mika Yamada	243	183	180				606	202.00
	Saori Kanno	197	188	205				590	196.67
	Maki Sano	210	175	238				623	207.67
6.	Korea	574	647	584				1805	200.56
	Kim Hyun Mi	185	205	201				591	197.00
	Choi Hae Yun	214	195	186				595	198.33
	Park Ju Young	175	247	197				619	206.33
7.	Macau	599	546	496				1641	182.33
	Hui Tong, Patricia	206	186	192				584	194.67
	Um Im Cheng	182	186	157				525	175.00
	Julia Lam	211	174	147				532	177.33
8.	Guam	511	495	507				1513	168.11
	Teliann San Nicolas	177	158	143				478	159.33
	Cherrlyn Catbagan	154	169	173				496	165.33
	Shellee Javier	180	168	191				539	179.67
9.	Guam	457	460	525				1442	160.22
	Francine Gatan	145	154	175				474	158.00
	Arlene Taitague	146	127	208				481	160.33
	Leanne Rankin	166	179	142				487	162.33

 

Men Trios - Standings after 3 of 6 games preliminaries

Pos	Country/Player	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Avg.
1.	Guam	682	604	656				1942	215.78
	Reynaldo Zialcita	248	235	231				714	238.00
	Manny Tagle	192	162	217				571	190.33
	Jay Leon Guerrero	242	207	208				657	219.00
2.	Japan	748	554	574				1876	208.44
	Takuma Echigo	259	201	210				670	223.33
	Hiroki Takada	245	203	169				617	205.67
	Masaru Ito	244	150	195				589	196.33
3.	Japan	589	581	685				1855	206.11
	Shusaku Asato	155	177	227				559	186.33
	Hisashi Obara	209	178	247				634	211.33
	Yoshinao Masatoki	225	226	211				662	220.67
4.	Korea	603	562	681				1846	205.11
	Kim Sang Pil	213	193	214				620	206.67
	Cha In Ho	155	164	199				518	172.67
	Kim Dong Gyun	235	205	268				708	236.00
5.	Macau	595	605	602				1802	200.22
	Lok Hei Ieong	209	234	204				647	215.67
	Kot Ka Hou	177	202	227				606	202.00
	Tam Tsz Sun	209	169	171				549	183.00
6.	Chinese Taipei	574	601	620				1795	199.44
	Hung Kun-Yi	201	218	215				634	211.33
	Cheng Hsing-Chao	171	201	147				519	173.00
	Yang Nien-Hua	202	182	258				642	214.00
7.	Macau	601	594	580				1775	197.22
	Jose Manuel Machon	203	181	192				576	192.00
	Lee Tak Man	184	169	215				568	189.33
	Cho Io Fai	214	244	173				631	210.33
8.	Korea	542	622	566				1730	192.22
	Lim Do Hyun	174	230	166				570	190.00
	Lee Hoo Min	161	235	187				583	194.33
	Kim Nam Jun	207	157	213				577	192.33
9.	Saipan	518	582	598				1698	188.67
	Raymond Zapanta	234	214	212				660	220.00
	Ruselle Zapanta	157	168	182				507	169.00
	Raymond Angeles	127	200	204				531	177.00
10.	Chinese Taipei	611	561	520				1692	188.00
	Chou Yen-Chih	214	189	169				572	190.67
	Chang Wu-Tsung	203	177	159				539	179.67
	Chen Chang-Yen	194	195	192				581	193.67
11.	Saipan	597	566	508				1671	185.67
	Alex Castro	220	169	181				570	190.00
	Percy Omechelang	173	177	179				529	176.33
	Simon Manacop	204	220	148				572	190.67
12.	Guam	542	506	572				1620	180.00
	Duane Camacho	186	149	212				547	182.33
	Raymond Manibusan	155	177	179				511	170.33
	Melvin Javier	201	180	181				562	187.33

 

Korean women and Guam men lead Trios preliminaries after the first block