05/10/07
United States
World Ranking Masters finals air on Monday, May 28 at 3 p.m. EST
The women's and men's championship matches of the World Ranking Masters will be televised on Sun Sports, a Florida-based cable sports channel in the Southeastern U.S in a 90-minute telecast on Monday, May 28 at 3 p.m. EST and re-broadcasted Sunday, June 3 at 3 p.m., and Thursday, June 7 at 9 a.m. PBA champions Randy Pedersen and Del Warren are among the commentators for the telecast.Live Coverage
Men's Results
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Stuart Williams (right) from England ended the 2007 Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters at the Kegel Training and Tournament Center in Lake Wales, Fla. with a huge game en route to claiming the title and the $10,000 top prize.
Diandra Asbaty (left) from the host country United States, defeated Zara Glover from England, two-games-to-none in the women's finals of the Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters. 
After three days of qualifying on three different lane condition - short (34 feet), long (44 feet) and on dual lane condition (one lane short, the other long) - the American Zone representatives had four players among the top 8 in the Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters including No. 1 Caroline Lagrange, Canada, and No. 2 Diandra Asbaty, United States.
Caroline Lagrange (left) sealed the victory in the women's qualifying of the Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters with a final 237 game en route to take the No. 1 seed for the single-elimination finals and to earn a 1,000 Dollar bonus.
Osku Palermaa, the two-hander from Finland, fired his third consecutive 1900-plus series to take the No. 1 seed for the single-elimination best-of-three game finals in the Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters at Kegel Training and Tournament Center in Lake Wales, Fla.
The decision about the squad and overall lead on Day Two of the Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters was made in the very last frame.
Canadian Caroline Lagrange (pictured left) started her eighth game on long oil with a spare then reeled of ten consecutive strikes to seal the victory in the women's division first round with 1885 8-game total and an average of 235.63. 
Trailing leader Paul Moor (right) from England by 16 pins heading into the final game of the first qualifying block at the Kegel/USBC World Ranking Masters, two-time World Champion Remy Ong (left) from Singapore struck out for 236 to force Moor to do the same for a tie.
When Team USA's Diandra Asbaty travels around the world, she says she is always welcomed by the host countries. When the 2007 Kegel/United States Bowling Congress World Ranking Masters begin this week, Asbaty will have a chance to play host.
The United States Bowling Congress and Kegel have been selected by the World Tenpin Bowling Association to jointly host the 2007 World Ranking Masters in May, a move made necessary after original host country Qatar withdrew several weeks ago.
