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Austria’s Jaqueline Witura shoots 1402 in Singles Prelims; captures gold in All-Events

31 March, 2018

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Jaqueline Witura of Austria rolled the lone 1400-series in the girls’ division of the 31st European Youth Championships Saturday at Lovvang Bowling Center in Aalborg, Denmark, to earn the no. 1 seed for the medal round in singles and to storm to the gold medal in all-events.

Witura, who previously posted the highest individual six-game series in the girls’ division in doubles (1320), improved her high score by 82 pins on her way to a 1402 series, an average of 233.67, to lead the 66 girls from 22 countries in the singles preliminaries behind games of 235, 232, 236, 223, 211 and 265.

The Austrian out averaged her nearest competitor in squad 1, Peppi Konsteri (1250) of Finland by 25 pins.

Cecilie Dam of Denmark (1324), Sophie Thompson of England (1313) and Hanna Engberg of Sweden overtook Konsteri in the second squad and pushed her to fifth place to earn the no. 2, 3 and 4 seeds for the medal round on Saturday afternoon.

Thanks to her 1402 series, Witura leaped from third to first place in all-events (total pinfall in singles, doubles and team event) to claim the first gold medal for Austria in this championships with 3953 pinfall total and an overall average of 219.61.

Mika Guldbäk of Denmark slipped from first to second place behind a 1228 series today to take the silver medal with 3863 (214.61). Hanna Engberg fell one spot to third place but beat out Sophie Thompson for the bronze medal, 3848 to 3791.

The top 24 in all-events (cut was Raquel Xuereb of Malta with 3381; 187.83 avg.) advanced to match play masters, which will conclude the 31st European Youth Championships on Saturday and Sunday. The top 8 earned one bye. Elyse Giddens of England took the eighth and last spot to earn a bye with 3564 (198.00).

The 31st European Youth Championships will be held from March 24 to April 2 at 30-lane Lovvang Bowling Center in Aalborg, Denmark.

The championships drew 156 players, 90 boys and 66 girls, from 28 member countries of the European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) – Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, and the host country Denmark.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before September 1, 1999 will bowl in separate divisions for gold, silver and bronze medals in five disciplines: Singles, Doubles and four-player Teams, All-Events and Masters.

The 2018 EYC will be played on a 39-foot lane conditioning pattern with 26.73 mL volume oil total.

Singles, Doubles and Team preliminaries feature six games with the top 4 advancing to the medal round. No. 1 bowls No. 4 and No. 2 takes on No. 3 in the semi-finals. The winners bowl for gold and silver while the losers share the bronze medal. All matches will be decided in one game.

The three players with highest 18-game total of the Singles, Doubles and Teams preliminaries earn the medals in All-Events. The top 24 in All-Events determine the Masters champion in single-elimination match play in best-of-three games format. The top 8 players receive a first-round bye.

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31st EYC 2018 – Girls’ Singles Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	235	232	236	703	223	211	265	699	1402	233.67
2.	Cecilie Dam	Denmark	219	212	213	644	238	184	258	680	1324	220.67
3.	Sophie Thompson	England	252	249	214	715	195	208	195	598	1313	218.83
4.	Hanna Engberg	Sweden	215	243	204	662	182	212	222	616	1278	213.00
5.	Peppi Konsteri	Finland	226	179	214	619	226	169	236	631	1250	208.33
6.	Beaudine Kriele	Netherlands	202	221	204	627	202	209	193	604	1231	205.17
7.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	214	203	211	628	177	195	230	602	1230	205.00
8.	Zuzana Uhlírova	Czech Republic	226	222	199	647	183	176	222	581	1228	204.67
9.	Mika Guldbäk	Denmark	217	181	226	624	230	174	200	604	1228	204.67
10.	Judith Friman	Sweden	190	253	180	623	205	227	169	601	1224	204.00
11.	Shinya Haest	Belgium	182	213	196	591	215	199	189	603	1194	199.00
12.	Bianca Brommer	Netherlands	206	194	174	574	225	201	189	615	1189	198.17
13.	Nora Kjellaas	Norway	175	204	161	540	225	214	200	639	1179	196.50
14.	Isabel Allen	England	215	172	167	554	215	225	182	622	1176	196.00
15.	Marketa Vojtechova	Czech Republic	180	204	219	603	190	177	193	560	1163	193.83
16.	Line B. Christiansen	Denmark	198	254	167	619	158	214	172	544	1163	193.83
17.	Ellen Ekholm	Sweden	215	173	165	553	195	192	213	600	1153	192.17
18.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	194	195	190	579	211	179	181	571	1150	191.67
19.	Polina Shutova	Russia	158	204	205	567	168	180	212	560	1127	187.83
20.	Elyse Giddens	England	191	201	188	580	217	181	146	544	1124	187.33
21.	Raquel Xuereb	Malta	192	174	198	564	147	221	188	556	1120	186.67
22.	Megan Dicay	Denmark	184	205	181	570	165	236	142	543	1113	185.50
23.	Annina Gerla	Switzerland	151	190	179	520	241	154	197	592	1112	185.33
24.	Daria Nedoseeva	Russia	167	187	192	546	190	193	183	566	1112	185.33
25.	Maria Koshel	Russia	212	156	195	563	224	158	165	547	1110	185.00
26.	Anique van Ewijck	Netherlands	192	136	190	518	186	202	203	591	1109	184.83
27.	Mariia Kucherenko	Ukraine	197	166	159	522	219	166	200	585	1107	184.50
28.	Mila Nevalainen	Finland	207	247	152	606	165	148	184	497	1103	183.83
29.	Franziska Czech	Germany	146	223	224	593	170	180	159	509	1102	183.67
30.	Sofiia Druchyna	Ukraine	171	188	147	506	210	195	189	594	1100	183.33
31.	Emma Lejman	Sweden	192	249	140	581	171	178	159	508	1089	181.50
32.	Pia von Gierszewski	Germany	190	186	147	523	192	173	200	565	1088	181.33
33.	Sara Xuereb	Malta	189	181	172	542	197	145	196	538	1080	180.00
34.	Erin Pellegroms	Belgium	170	151	168	489	150	278	163	591	1080	180.00
35.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	169	190	141	500	211	150	216	577	1077	179.50
36.	Livia Habersaat	Switzerland	166	182	195	543	174	196	159	529	1072	178.67
37.	Maria Belinskaya	Russia	138	172	187	497	203	207	161	571	1068	178.00
38.	Dora Soos	Romania	159	230	165	554	175	164	171	510	1064	177.33
39.	Michelle Übelher	Austria	165	159	194	518	161	175	192	528	1046	174.33
40.	Lucy Williams	England	162	208	143	513	193	181	156	530	1043	173.83
41.	Florentine Weibrich	Germany	176	204	157	537	158	211	133	502	1039	173.17
42.	Oleksandra Bezridna	Ukraine	155	167	170	492	200	161	182	543	1035	172.50
43.	Daria Niechetova	Ukraine	216	139	187	542	172	171	150	493	1035	172.50
44.	Marjaana Hytönen	Finland	175	153	208	536	126	186	186	498	1034	172.33
45.	Eva Krafogel	Slovenia	157	167	172	496	182	161	192	535	1031	171.83
46.	Marissa Meyer	Germany	189	135	188	512	169	168	180	517	1029	171.50
47.	Öykü Danisik	Turkey	168	200	146	514	169	160	170	499	1013	168.83
48.	Fatma Cise Kayiran	Turkey	143	166	161	470	167	184	190	541	1011	168.50
49.	Alja Bergauer	Slovenia	176	182	174	532	159	157	162	478	1010	168.33
50.	Elice Piksilä	Finland	172	185	150	507	179	139	182	500	1007	167.83
51.	Eliska Krummerova	Czech Republic	157	161	183	501	187	143	175	505	1006	167.67
52.	Elva Ros Hannesdottir	Iceland	148	144	192	484	154	167	192	513	997	166.17
53.	Egle Daunoraite	Lithuania	143	156	159	458	155	198	184	537	995	165.83
54.	Myriel Maurer	Switzerland	161	168	146	475	157	174	188	519	994	165.67
55.	Chloe Colton	Ireland	155	148	191	494	168	183	148	499	993	165.50
56.	Szilvia Horváth	Hungary	126	181	180	487	183	150	157	490	977	162.83
57.	Andrea Kvernhuslökken	Norway	161	168	136	465	147	188	173	508	973	162.17
58.	Angelina Strobl	Austria	127	207	170	504	166	157	127	450	954	159.00
59.	Malfridur Jona Freysdottir	Iceland	132	145	131	408	182	171	183	536	944	157.33
60.	Aoife Lawlor	Ireland	179	153	148	480	146	135	170	451	931	155.17
61.	Serife Songül	Turkey	137	166	158	461	157	148	157	462	923	153.83
62.	Stefanie Zeberli	Switzerland	191	135	152	478	155	124	154	433	911	151.83
63.	Natalia Polakowska	Poland	147	146	179	472	129	170	123	422	894	149.00
64.	Helga Osk Freysdottir	Iceland	179	147	138	464	165	122	139	426	890	148.33
65.	Gudbjörg Harpa Sigurdardottir	Iceland	174	164	133	471	116	144	147	407	878	146.33
66.	Ayda Acar	Turkey	124	147	155	426	128	156	136	420	846	141.00

Individual High Game/High Series
1 Game – Erin Pellegroms, Belgium, 278
3 Games – Sophie Thompson, England, 715
6 Games – Jaqueline Witura , Austria, 1402

From left: Denmark, Austria and Sweden.

31st EYC 2018 – Girls’ All-Events after 18 games (final)

Top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	18	1320	1231	1402	3953	219.61
2.	Mika Guldbäk	Denmark	18	1317	1318	1228	3863	214.61
3.	Hanna Engberg	Sweden	18	1300	1270	1278	3848	213.78
4.	Sophie Thompson	England	18	1212	1266	1313	3791	210.61
5.	Cecilie Dam	Denmark	18	1075	1263	1324	3662	203.44
6.	Judith Friman	Sweden	18	1225	1198	1224	3647	202.61
7.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	18	1291	1141	1150	3582	199.00
8.	Elyse Giddens	England	18	1155	1285	1124	3564	198.00
9.	Peppi Konsteri	Finland	18	1139	1157	1250	3546	197.00
10.	Bianca Brommer	Netherlands	18	1240	1104	1189	3533	196.28
11.	Shinya Haest	Belgium	18	1189	1147	1194	3530	196.11
12.	Sara Xuereb	Malta	18	1237	1189	1080	3506	194.78
13.	Maria Koshel	Russia	18	1162	1226	1110	3498	194.33
14.	Beaudine Kriele	Netherlands	18	1114	1134	1231	3479	193.28
15.	Megan Dicay	Denmark	18	1162	1198	1113	3473	192.94
16.	Mila Nevalainen	Finland	18	1168	1200	1103	3471	192.83
17.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	18	994	1226	1230	3450	191.67
18.	Franziska Czech	Germany	18	1163	1177	1102	3442	191.22
19.	Polina Shutova	Russia	18	1130	1171	1127	3428	190.44
20.	Zuzana Uhlírova	Czech Republic	18	965	1232	1228	3425	190.28
21.	Line B. Christiansen	Denmark	18	1102	1139	1163	3404	189.11
22.	Isabel Allen	England	18	1159	1060	1176	3395	188.61
23.	Emma Lejman	Sweden	18	1151	1155	1089	3395	188.61
24.	Raquel Xuereb	Malta	18	1134	1127	1120	3381	187.83
25.	Daria Nedoseeva	Russia	18	1152	1113	1112	3377	187.61
26.	Marketa Vojtechova	Czech Republic	18	1102	1109	1163	3374	187.44
27.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	18	1153	1143	1077	3373	187.39
28.	Mariia Kucherenko	Ukraine	18	1092	1172	1107	3371	187.28
29.	Ellen Ekholm	Sweden	18	1146	1069	1153	3368	187.11
30.	Lucy Williams	England	18	1128	1182	1043	3353	186.28
31.	Nora Kjellaas	Norway	18	1118	1036	1179	3333	185.17
32.	Marissa Meyer	Germany	18	1173	1116	1029	3318	184.33
33.	Pia von Gierszewski	Germany	18	1085	1110	1088	3283	182.39
34.	Alja Bergauer	Slovenia	18	1087	1182	1010	3279	182.17
35.	Daria Niechetova	Ukraine	18	1176	1066	1035	3277	182.06
36.	Anique van Ewijck	Netherlands	18	1080	1014	1109	3203	177.94
37.	Marjaana Hytönen	Finland	18	1099	1049	1034	3182	176.78
38.	Maria Belinskaya	Russia	18	982	1127	1068	3177	176.50
39.	Florentine Weibrich	Germany	18	995	1132	1039	3166	175.89
40.	Chloe Colton	Ireland	18	1176	989	993	3158	175.44
41.	Livia Habersaat	Switzerland	18	1079	1003	1072	3154	175.22
42.	Annina Gerla	Switzerland	18	949	1076	1112	3137	174.28
43.	Eliska Krummerova	Czech Republic	18	1011	1106	1006	3123	173.50
44.	Dora Soos	Romania	18	979	1076	1064	3119	173.28
45.	Szilvia Horváth	Hungary	18	1104	1036	977	3117	173.17
46.	Eva Krafogel	Slovenia	18	986	1082	1031	3099	172.17
47.	Erin Pellegroms	Belgium	18	957	1060	1080	3097	172.06
48.	Sofiia Druchyna	Ukraine	18	1027	967	1100	3094	171.89
49.	Andrea Kvernhuslökken	Norway	18	1028	1089	973	3090	171.67
50.	Myriel Maurer	Switzerland	18	1048	1040	994	3082	171.22
51.	Michelle Übelher	Austria	18	986	1010	1046	3042	169.00
52.	Öykü Danisik	Turkey	18	981	1011	1013	3005	166.94
53.	Oleksandra Bezridna	Ukraine	18	1063	905	1035	3003	166.83
54.	Elva Ros Hannesdottir	Iceland	18	1019	960	997	2976	165.33
55.	Egle Daunoraite	Lithuania	18	991	990	995	2976	165.33
56.	Angelina Strobl	Austria	18	972	998	954	2924	162.44
57.	Elice Piksilä	Finland	18	979	920	1007	2906	161.44
58.	Gudbjörg Harpa Sigurdardottir	Iceland	18	1013	992	878	2883	160.17
59.	Aoife Lawlor	Ireland	18	991	937	931	2859	158.83
60.	Fatma Cise Kayiran	Turkey	18	887	931	1011	2829	157.17
61.	Helga Osk Freysdottir	Iceland	18	976	951	890	2817	156.50
62.	Malfridur Jona Freysdottir	Iceland	18	866	912	944	2722	151.22
63.	Ayda Acar	Turkey	18	895	949	846	2690	149.44
64.	Serife Songül	Turkey	18	904	860	923	2687	149.28
65.	Natalia Polakowska	Poland	18	786	795	894	2475	137.50
66.	Stefanie Zeberli	Switzerland	18	744	812	911	2467	137.06