English girls win second title in team event

    08/10/02

    Thailand

    P.S. Bowl in Pattaya, Thailand (August 4-11, 2002)

    England's doubles champions Donna Adams and Ann Smith joined forces with Zara Glover and Lisa John to win the 4-player team event at the 7th World Youth Championship. The foursome had a high individual series of 1186 and a low of 1177 to finish at 4728, or an average of 197.

    The US girls earned silver (4657) and Korea bronze (4615). Despite Robin Crawford's field-best 1262-series, the Canadians (4606) missed the medal ranks by nine pins.

    Malin Glendert, Sweden, Kim Ho-Jung, Korea and Donna Adams, England     secured gold, silver and bronze in all events.


    2002 WYC Girls 4-Player Teams - Final Standings


    Countries with position, 24-game total and average
    Players with 6-game pinfall

    1. England, 4728, 197,00
    Ann Smith 1185/Donna Adams 1186/
    Zara Glover 1177/Lisa John 1180

    2. United States, 4657, 194,04
    Holly Hoopii 1053/Heather Hoffman 1168/
    Jennifer Petrick 1194/Shannon Pluhowsky 1242

    3. Korea, 4615, 192,29
    Hong Soo-Yeon 1170/Kim So-Youn 1203/
    Bae Yoo-Ra 1086/Kim Ho-Jung 1156

    4. Canada, 4606, 191,92
    Diana Nakonechny 1088/Erin Quinn 1213/
    Caroline Lagrange 1043/Robin Crawford 1262

    5. Malaysia, 4549, 189,54
    Yazlin Razlan 1093/Vivien Khoo 1084/
    Sharon Chai 1156/Pohlai Choy 1216

    6. Sweden, 4527, 188,63
    Anna Mattsson-Baard 1112/Diana Alfredsson 1165/
    Elisabeth Jansson 1137/Malin Glendert 1113

    7. Australia, 4504, 187,67
    Bianca Flanagan 1160/Natalie Shelley 1115/
    Michelle Halprin 1067/Jayde Flanagan 1162

    8. Philippines, 4478, 186,58
    K-Ann Lopez 1125/Jacklyn Sabatar 1166/
    Cheche Abrantes 1058/LiZa Clutario 1129

    9. Finland, 4461, 185,88
    Tuula Kemppainen 1126/Mari Kalliokoski 1067/
    Minna Mäkelä 1143/Tiia Einola 1125

    10. Chinese Taipei, 4406, 183,58
    Pan Yu-Fen 1129/Wang Ya-Ting 1076/
    Hsiao Ju-Fang 1081/Chien Hsiu-Lan 1120

    11. Thailand, 4381, 182,54
    Saowapha Kunaksorn 1093/Julie Suoss 1097/
    Angkana Netruiseth 1048/Dollaya Larpapharat 1143

    12. Japan, 4370, 182,08
    Madoka Nishimura 1006/Kumi Fukuda 1020/
    Kanako Ishimine 1230/Satoe Fujii 1114

    13. Colombia, 4348, 181,17
    Johanna Puentes 1084/Rocio Restrepo 999/
    Luz Rodriguez 1182/Margarita Roa 1083

    14. Indonesia, 4335, 180,63
    Sharon Adelina 1108/Hie Ivana 1145/
    Puteri Astari 916/Putty Armein 1166

    15. Venezuela, 4242, 176,75
    Karen Lugo 1011/Maria Gabriela Cuadra 1125/
    Alejandra Sandoval 1008/Vanessa Arandia 1098

    16. Singapore, 4223, 175,96
    Low Xin Lian 1110/Lim Li Koon 1009/
    Xu Junning 1047/Kwang Tien Mei 1057

    17. Mexico, 4134, 172,25
    Alejandra Velarde 973/M. Elena Bobadilla 1108/
    Rebeca Veloz 1047/Adriana Perez 1006

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