06/17/07
2007 ABFT #4
Oh and Joh Six climb the ladder to win at ABF Tour Philippines leg
SM Bowling Center at the Mall of Asia, Pasay City, Philippines (June 17, 2007)
Oh Young Ki, Korea, and Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, won their four matches in single-elimination match play to claim the men's and women's title at the fourth stop of the 2007 Asian Bowling Federation Tour in Pasay City, Philippines.
Oh Young Ki (pictured with ABF Honorary President Vivien Fung) sidelined local favorites Jeff Chan (199-142) and RJ Bautista (237-174) in the first two rounds, then eliminated Cyrus Cheung, Hong Kong, 187-149, in the semi-final to bowl Asian Games champion Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, for the title.
Lalisang (right) posted games of 227, 214 and 227 to eliminate World Championship Masters champion Biboy Rivera, Tyrone Ongpauco, both Philippines, and Jo Nam Yi, Korea to advance to the title match.
The Korean saved his best for the last firing the high game of the event to defeat Lalisang, 257-233, en route to claim the men's title.
On the women's side, Tang Joh Six (pictured with Steve Hontiveros, President of the Philippine Bowling Congress and FIQ President) managed to win the title without a 200-game.
The Malaysian flew past Raniia N., Indonesia, in the opening match, 199-145, then survived a close match against Philippine Open champion Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 184-182, before she ousted another Filipina, JoJo Canare in the semi-final, 193-180.
Her opponent in the title match was the last remaining of eight Philippine bowlers in the field, Marjo Reyes. Reyes defeated compatriot Elaine Florencio in the first round, 191-160, then posted high scores (246 and 231 to eliminate Kang Hyun Jin, Korea and defending Asian ranking champion Putty Armein, Indonesia, for the right to bowl Joh Six for the title.
The Malaysian bowled a solid game and that was enough to beat Reyes, 198-170, and to secure the victory.
Oh Young Ki (pictured with ABF Honorary President Vivien Fung) sidelined local favorites Jeff Chan (199-142) and RJ Bautista (237-174) in the first two rounds, then eliminated Cyrus Cheung, Hong Kong, 187-149, in the semi-final to bowl Asian Games champion Ryan Lalisang, Indonesia, for the title. Lalisang (right) posted games of 227, 214 and 227 to eliminate World Championship Masters champion Biboy Rivera, Tyrone Ongpauco, both Philippines, and Jo Nam Yi, Korea to advance to the title match. The Korean saved his best for the last firing the high game of the event to defeat Lalisang, 257-233, en route to claim the men's title.
On the women's side, Tang Joh Six (pictured with Steve Hontiveros, President of the Philippine Bowling Congress and FIQ President) managed to win the title without a 200-game. The Malaysian flew past Raniia N., Indonesia, in the opening match, 199-145, then survived a close match against Philippine Open champion Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 184-182, before she ousted another Filipina, JoJo Canare in the semi-final, 193-180.
Her opponent in the title match was the last remaining of eight Philippine bowlers in the field, Marjo Reyes. Reyes defeated compatriot Elaine Florencio in the first round, 191-160, then posted high scores (246 and 231 to eliminate Kang Hyun Jin, Korea and defending Asian ranking champion Putty Armein, Indonesia, for the right to bowl Joh Six for the title.
The Malaysian bowled a solid game and that was enough to beat Reyes, 198-170, and to secure the victory.
2007 ABF Tour #4 Philippines leg - Men's Division
SM Bowling Center at the Mall of Asia, Pasay City, Philippines (June 17, 2007)
FINAL:Oh Young Ki (KOR, pictured) def. Ryan Lalisang (INA), 257-223
SEMI-FINAL:
Oh Young Ki (KOR) def. Cyrus Cheung (HKG), 187-149
Ryan Lalisang (INA) def. Jo Nam Yi (KOR), 227-202
ROUND 2:
Cyrus Cheung (HKG) def. Eric Tseng (HKG), 172-167
Oh Young Ki (KOR) def. RJ Bautista (PHI), 237-174
Ryan Lalisang (INA) def. Tyrone Ongpauco (PHI), 214-204
Jo Nam Yi (KOR) def. Nicodemus Valderrama (PHI), 243-209
ROUND 1:
Cyrus Cheung (HKG) def. Wu Siu Hong (HKG), 202-182
Eric Tseng (HKG) def. Richie Poblete (PHI), 172-168
RJ Bautista (PHI) def. Chester King (PHI), 214-190
Oh Young Ki (KOR) def. Jeff Chan (PHI), 199-142
Ryan Lalisang (INA) def. Biboy Rivera (PHI), 227-184
Tyrone Ongpauco (PHI) def. Hengki (INA), 227-196
Nicodemus Valderrama (PHI) def. Joonee Gatchalian (PHI), 218-165
Jo Nam Yi (KOR) def. Markwin Tee (PHI), 249-175
2007 ABF Tour #4 Philippines leg - Men's Final Standings
Players with position, country and Ranking Points
1. Oh Young Ki, Korea, 75
2. Ryan Lailisang, Indonesia, 60
3. Jo Nam Yi, Korea, 46
4. Cyrus Cheung, Hong Kong, 45
5. Nicodemus Valderrama, Philippines, 33
6. Tyrone Ongpauco, Philippines, 32
7. R J Bautista, Philippines, 31
8. Eric Tseng, Hong Kong, 30
9. Hengki, Indonesia, 20
10. Chester King, Philippines, 19
11. Biboy Rivera, Philippines, 18
12. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 17
13. Markwin Tee, Philippines, 16
14. Richie Poblete, Philippines, 15
15. Joonee Gatchalian, Philippines, 14
16. Jeff Chan, Philippines, 13
2007 ABF Tour #4 Philippines leg - Women's Division
SM Bowling Center at the Mall of Asia, Pasay City, Philippines (June 17, 2007)
FINAL:Tang Joh Six (MAS, pictured) def. Marjo Reyes (PHI), 198-170
SEMI-FINAL:
Tang Joh Six (MAS) def. JoJo Canare (PHI), 193-180
Marjo Reyes (PHI) def. Putty Armein (INA), 231-206
ROUND 2:
Tang Joh Six (MAS) def. Liza Del Rosario (PHI), 184-182
JoJo Canare (PHI) def. Liza Clutario (PHI), 190-172
Marjo Reyes (PHI) def. Kang Hyun Jin (KOR), 246-218
Putty Armein (INA) def. Kim Eun Jung (KOR), 235-214
ROUND 1:
Liza Del Rosario (PHI) def. Vanessa Fung (HKG), 181-166
Tang Joh Six (MAS) def. Raniia N. (INA), 199-145
JoJo Canare (PHI) def. Irene Benitez (PHI), 192-136
Liza Clutario (PHI) def. Chan Shuk Han (HKG), 222-194
Marjo Reyes (PHI) def. Elaine Florencio (PHI), 191-160
Kang Hyun Jin (KOR) def. Shalima Zalsha (INA), 219-174
Putty Armein (INA) def. Holly Josef (PHI), 190-165
Kim Eun Jung (KOR) def. Apple Posadas (PHI), 179-155
2007 ABF Tour #4 Philippines leg - Women's Final Standings
Players with position, country and Ranking Points
1. Tang Joh Six, Malaysia, 75
2. Marjo Reyes, Philippines, 60
3. Putty Armein, Indonesia, 46
4. JoJo Canare, Philippines, 45
5. Kang Hyun Jin, Korea, 33
6. Kim Eun Jung, Korea, 32
7. Liza Del Rosario, Philippines, 31
8. Liza Clutario, Philippines, 30
9. Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, 20
10. Shalima Zalsha, Indonesia, 19
11. Vanessa Fung, Hong Kong, 18
12. Holly Josef, Philippines, 17
13. Elaine Florencio, Philippines, 16
14. Apple Posadas, Philippines, 15
15. Raniia N. Indonesia, 14
16. Irene Benitez, Philippines, 13
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