Jung Dawun sweeps Sin Li Jane to defend Women’s Masters title

04 December, 2017

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Jung Dawun of Korea fired games of 256 and 236 on the challenging Beijing 39 oil pattern to defeat Sin Li Jane of Malaysia, who had 225 and 221, two-games-to-none, to claim the gold medal in women’s masters at the 2017 World Bowling Championships for men and women in Las Vegas.

Jung, who won the masters title at the 2015 Women’s World Championships in Abu Dhabi, became the first player to successfully defend the masters title.

In the semi-final matches in best-of-three games format, Jung swept Shayna Ng of Singapore, 2-0, while Sin went the distance against Sharon Limansantoso of Indonesia, winning 223-163 in the deciding third game.

Sin received the silver medal, while Limansantoso and Ng got bronze.

The World Bowling Championships for men and women was held from Nov. 25 through Dec. 4 at South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.

The Championships awarded medals in six disciplines in each division – singles, doubles, trios, team, all-events and masters.

Bowlingdigital provided onsite coverage of the combined World Championships including reports, photos and results after each round commencing with women’s singles preliminaries on Saturday, Nov. 25, all the way through to masters match play on Monday, Dec. 4, completed in the late afternoon.

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World Bowling Championships – Women’s Masters Medal Round

South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas, USA (Dec. 4, 2017)

Championship Round (best-of-three):
Gold: Jung Dawun, Korea
Silver: Sin Li Jane, Malaysia
Bronze: Sharon Limansantoso, Indonesia
Bronze: Shayna Ng, Singapore

From left: Sin Li Jane, Jung Dawun, Shayna Ng and Sharon Limansantoso. Photos courtesy of Seija Lankinen and Terence Yaw.

Playoff Results:
Semi-final Match 1: No. 6 Jung def. No. 15 Ng, 2-0
220-166, 223-214
Semi-final Match 2: No. 9 Sin def. No. 7 Limansantoso, 2-1
216-169, 178-218, 223-163
Championship: Jung def. Sin, 2-0
256-225, 236-221.

World Bowling Championships – Women’s Masters Round of 8

Single-elimination, best-of-three games format. Winners advance, losers eliminated.

Seed	Player	Country	Game 1	Game 2	Game 3	Won-Lost
#6	Jung Dawun	Korea	227	179	254	2
#23	Tannya Roumimper	Indonesia	223	181	227	1
#7	Sharon Limansantoso	Indonesia	244	186		2
#20	Ghislaine Stigter-Van der Tol	Netherlands	216	172		0
#9	Sin Li Jane	Malaysia	204	257		2
#19	Rikke Holm Agerbo	Denmark	189	191		0
#15	Shayna Ng	Singapore	172	205	217	2
#16	Clara Juliana Guerrero	Colombia	192	200	199	1

World Bowling Championships – Women’s Masters Round of 16

Single-elimination, best-of-three games format. Winners advance, losers eliminated.

Seed	Player	Country	Game 1	Game 2	Game 3	Won-Lost
#1	Danielle McEwan	United States	197	168		0
#23	Tannya Roumimper	Indonesia	202	182		2
#2	Siti Safiyah	Malaysia	160	222	201	1
#20	Ghislaine Stigter-Van der Tol	Netherlands	176	207	205	2
#3	Tsai Hsin-Yi	Chinese Taipei	202	203		0
#19	Rikke Holm Agerbo	Denmark	229	221		2
#4	Mai Ginge Jensen	Denmark	192	159		0
#16	Clara Juliana Guerrero	Colombia	205	183		2
#5	Cherie Tan	Singapore	186	248	179	1
#15	Shayna Ng	Singapore	197	245	206	2
#6	Jung Dawun	Korea	211	225	249	2
#12	Kim Minhee	Korea	208	245	221	1
#7	Sharon Limansantoso	Indonesia	239	206	213	2
#11	Juliana Franco	Colombia	162	216	173	1
#8	Kelly Kulick	United States	185	198		0
#9	Sin Li Jane	Malaysia	191	223		2

World Bowling Championships – Women’s Masters Round of 24

Single-elimination, best-of-three games format. Winners advance, losers eliminated.

Seed	Player	Country	Game 1	Game 2	Game 3	Won-Lost
#9	Sin Li Jane	Malaysia	184	231	246	2
#24	Josie Barnes	United States	221	213	212	1
#10	Maria Rodriguez	Colombia	175	216	173	1
#23	Tannya Roumimper	Indonesia	230	204	207	2
#11	Juliana Franco	Colombia	212	237	224	2
#22	Shion Izumune	Japan	225	157	173	1
#12	Kim Minhee	Korea	184	246		2
#21	Pamela Alvarez	Mexico	172	198		0
#13	Kim Moonjeong	Korea	199	212		0
#20	Ghislaine Stigter-Van der Tol	Netherlands	202	225		2
#14	Shalin Zulkifli	Malaysia	157	187		0
#19	Rikke Holm Agerbo	Denmark	204	210		2
#15	Shayna Ng	Singapore	187	224	204	2
#18	Hong Haeni	Korea	202	188	201	1
#16	Clara Juliana Guerrero	Colombia	209	246		2
#17	Liza Del Rosario	Philippines	150	208		0