Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia (Sep. 25 - Oct. 1, 2006)
No. 2 seed Or Aviram (left) from Israel came back from being down 1-0 to defeat No. 1 seed Mads Sandbækken, two games-to-one en route to win the men's title in the European Champions Cup at Zelta Bowling Center in Riga. Sixth-seeded Annika Kilander (right) from Sweden swept Norway's Heidi Thorstensen, seeded fourth, two-games-to-none, to claim the women's title.
Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia (Sep. 25 - Oct. 1, 2006)
World Youth Masters champion Mads Sandbækken, Norway, the men's leader board after 24 games of qualifying in the European Champions Cup. On the women's side, day one leader Fiona Banks, England, averaged 226,25 on the final day of qualifying to regain the lead and to earn the No. 1 seed for the best-of-three games single-elimination match play finals.Â
Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia (Sep. 25 - Oct. 1, 2006)
English ranking leader Dominic Barrett (left) and Dutch international Ghislaine van der Tol overtook the lead in the European Champions Cup in Riga, Latvia, after the second six-game block on long oil. First-round leaders Anders Öhman, Sweden, and Fiona Banks, England, slipped to third.
Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia (Sep. 25 - Oct. 1, 2006)
Defending champion Anders Öhman from Sweden and two-time European gold medalist Fiona Banks, England, took the lead in the European Champions Cup at Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia after the first 8-game block on the short oil pattern.
Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia (Sep. 25 - Oct. 1, 2006)
The European Champions Cup (formerly known as European Cup for Individuals) was opened yesterday at the Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia. Anders "Linus" Öhman of Sweden (left) and Tanya Petty (right) of Germany are the defending champions.
No. 2 seed Or Aviram (left) from Israel came back from being down 1-0 to defeat No. 1 seed Mads Sandbækken, two games-to-one en route to win the men's title in the European Champions Cup at Zelta Bowling Center in Riga. Sixth-seeded Annika Kilander (right) from Sweden swept Norway's Heidi Thorstensen, seeded fourth, two-games-to-none, to claim the women's title.
World Youth Masters champion Mads Sandbækken, Norway, the men's leader board after 24 games of qualifying in the European Champions Cup. On the women's side, day one leader Fiona Banks, England, averaged 226,25 on the final day of qualifying to regain the lead and to earn the No. 1 seed for the best-of-three games single-elimination match play finals. 
English ranking leader Dominic Barrett (left) and Dutch international Ghislaine van der Tol overtook the lead in the European Champions Cup in Riga, Latvia, after the second six-game block on long oil. First-round leaders Anders Öhman, Sweden, and Fiona Banks, England, slipped to third. 
Defending champion Anders Öhman from Sweden and two-time European gold medalist Fiona Banks, England, took the lead in the European Champions Cup at Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia after the first 8-game block on the short oil pattern. 
The European Champions Cup (formerly known as European Cup for Individuals) was opened yesterday at the Zelta Bowling Center in Riga, Latvia. Anders "Linus" Öhman of Sweden (left) and Tanya Petty (right) of Germany are the defending champions. 
