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Bianca Tofilau, Atchariya Cheng prevail at ABF Tour Chinese Taipei leg

10 July, 2017
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Though there were 14 of 16 men and 12 of 16 women from Chinese Taipei in the Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) tour leg at Southern Bowling Center in Koahsiung, Chinese Taipei, the women’s and men’s title went to Bianca Tofilau of New Zealand and Atchariya Cheng of Thailand.

16 men and 16 women who qualified through the 17th Koahsiung International Open Bowling Championships determined the champions in single-elimination match-play bracket. All matches were one game. For the second consecutive season, the ABF Tour is using the World Bowling Scoring System.

Bowling in her first ABF Tour stop, Tofilau (left) flew past Chang Yu-Hsuan of Chinese Taipei in the women’s championship match, 233-166, to seal the victory.

In the semifinals, Tofilau edged the Chan Shuk Han of Hong Kong, 181-179, while Chang (right) sidelined her compatriot Pan Yu-Fen, 221-188.

On the men’s side, Cheng (left) eliminated three Chinese Taipei bowlers on his way to the title match where he wrapped up the title with a 229-210 victory against Hsieh Chin-Liang, also of Chinese Taipei.

In the semifinals, Cheng ousted Lin Pai-Feng, 230-210, while Hsieh (right) defeated his compatriot Wu Hao-Ming, 245-211. It was also the first ABF Tour title for Cheng.

The 2017 Asian Bowling Federation Tour features five legs in East Asia (the China leg is not yet confirmed) and the H.H. Emir Cup in Doha Qatar, which counted as an ABFT Ranking Tournament for the men.

The next stop of the ABF Tour will take place in Hong Kong, China, on July 16 following the 43rd Hong Kong International Open Tenpin Bowling Championships July 7-15 at South China Athletic Association Bowling Center.

For further information on the ABF Tour, click here. Photos courtesy of abftour.com.

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2017 ABF Tour Chinese Taipei leg – Men’s Division

Southern Bowling Center in Koahsiung, Chinese Taipei (July 9, 2017)

Championship:
Atchariya Cheng, Thailand, def. Hsieh Chin-Liang, Chinese Taipei, 229-210

Semifinal:
Atchariya Cheng, Thailand, def. Lin Pai-Feng, Chinese Taipei, 230-210
Hsieh Chin-Liang, Chinese Taipei, def. Wu Hao-Ming, Chinese Taipei, 245-211

Quarterfinal:
Atchariya Cheng, Thailand, def. Tsai Chih-Yuen, Chinese Taipei, 234-220
Lin Pai-Feng, Chinese Taipei, def. Wu Cheng-Hsun, Chinese Taipei, 242-210
Wu Hao-Ming, Chinese Taipei, def. Tsai Ying-Hao, Chinese Taipei, 245-243
Hsieh Chin-Liang, Chinese Taipei, def. Chen Chia-Hsing, Chinese Taipei, 197-186

Round of 16:
Tsai Chih-Yuen, Chinese Taipei, def. Tony Wong, Hong Kong, 220-219
Atchariya Cheng, Thailand, def. Tsai Ting-Yun, Chinese Taipei, 193-187
Wu Cheng-Hsun, Chinese Taipei, def. Lin You-Yu, Chinese Taipei, 266-180
Lin Pai-Feng, Chinese Taipei, def. Chen Chien-Ju, Chinese Taipei, 222-210
Wu Hao-Ming, Chinese Taipei, def. Lin Shih-Sheng, Chinese Taipei, 268-222
Tsai Ying-Hao, Chinese Taipei, def. Chen Lin-Yi, Chinese Taipei, 266-256
Chen Chia-Hsing, Chinese Taipei, def. Hsu Chun-Hsiang, Chinese Taipei, 264-255
Hsieh Chin-Liang, Chinese Taipei, def. Xu Zhe-Jie, Chinese Taipei, 256-222

2017 ABF Tour Chinese Taipei leg – Men’s Final Standings

Players with position, country and ranking points; positions 1-4 show prize money

1. Atchariya Cheng, Thailand, $500, 50
2. Hsieh Chin-Liang, Chinese Taipei, $300, 40
3. Wu Hao-Ming, Chinese Taipei, $150, 32
4. Lin Pai-Feng, Chinese Taipei, $150, 30
5. Tsai Ying-Hao, Chinese Taipei, 23
6. Tsai Chih-Yuen, Chinese Taipei, 22
7. Wu Cheng-Hsun, Chinese Taipei, 21
8. Chen Chia-Hsing, Chinese Taipei, 20
9. Chen Lin-Yi, Chinese Taipei, 15
10. Hsu Chun-Hsiang, Chinese Taipei, 14
11. Lin Shih-Sheng, Chinese Taipei, 12.5
(tie) Xu Zhe-Jia, Chinese Taipei, 12.5
13. Tony Wong, Hong Kong, 11
14. Chen Chien-Ju, Chinese Taipei, 10
15. Tsai Ting-Yun, Chinese Taipei, 9
16. Lin You-Yu, Chinese Taipei, 8

Note: As there were less than minimum three countries represented in the finals, the men did not receive full ranking points.

2017 ABF Tour Chinese Taipei leg – Women’s Division

Southern Bowling Center in Koahsiung, Chinese Taipei (July 9, 2017)

Championship:
Bianca Tofilau, New Zealand, def. Chang Yu-Hsuan, Chinese Taipei, 233-166

Semifinal:
Bianca Tofilau, New Zealand, def. Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, 181-179
Chang Yu-Hsuan, Chinese Taipei, def. Pan Yu-Fen, Chinese Taipei, 221-188

Quarterfinal:
Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, def. Chen Yin-Chen, Chinese Taipei, 222-180
Bianca Tofilau, New Zealand, def. Wang Ting-Wen, Chinese Taipei, 244-241
Chang Yu-Hsuan, Chinese Taipei, def. Huang Chiung-Yao, Chinese Taipei, 231-190
Pan Yu-Fen, Chinese Taipei, def. Lin Shi-Han, Chinese Taipei, 244-173

Round of 16:
Chen Yin-Chen, Chinese Taipei, def. Wang Ya-Ting, Chinese Taipei, 264-234
Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, def. Chang Ying-Chi, Chinese Taipei, 232-188
Bianca Tofilau, New Zealand, def. Su Shu-Wen, Chinese Taipei, 210-179
Wang Ting-Wen, Chinese Taipei, def. Milki Ng, Hong Kong, 213-197
Huang Chiung-Yao, Chinese Taipei, def. Chou Chia-Chen, Chinese Taipei, 267-213
Chang Yu-Hsuan, Chinese Taipei, def. Wang Yu-Huei, Chinese Taipei, 232-156
Lin Shi-Han, Chinese Taipei, def. Chi Yun-Fan, Chinese Taipei, 208-190
Pan Yu-Fen, Chinese Taipei, def. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 231-210

2017 ABF Tour Chinese Taipei leg – Women’s Final Standings

Players with position, country and ranking points; positions 1-4 show prize money

1. Bianca Tofilau, New Zealand, $500, 75
2. Chang Yu-Hsuan, Chinese Taipei, $300, 60
3. Pan Yu-Fen, Chinese Taipei, $150, 46
4. Chan Shuk Han, Hong Kong, $150, 45
5. Wang Ting-Wen, Chinese Taipei, 33
6. Huang Chiung-Yao, Chinese Taipei, 32
7. Chen Yin-Chen, Chinese Taipei, 31
8. Lin Shi-Han, Chinese Taipei, 30
9. Wang Ya-Ting, Chinese Taipei, 20
10. Chou Chia-Chen, Chinese Taipei, 19
11. Angkana Netrviseth, Thailand, 18
12. Milki Ng, Hong Kong, 17
13. Chi Yun-Fan, Chinese Taipei, 16
14. Chang Ying-Chi, Chinese Taipei, 15
15. Su Shu-Wen, Chinese Taipei, 14
16. Wang Yu-Huei, Chinese Taipei, 13

Herbert Bickel

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