First block leader Kowloon, Hong KongÂ
battled it out with with Daegu, Korea, for the title in the men's four-player team event in the 22nd Asian Intercity Championship. Leading Daegu by just four pins heading into the final game, Kowloon's
Henry Hui, Perry Ko, Daniel Choi and
Eddie Lui (l.) rolled an 891 series to claim the gold medal with 5093 (212,21). Daegu finished in second place with Tamuning, Guam in third. Daegu's
Kim Young Pyo (r.) earned the gold medal in All Events with 3975 (220.83). Tamuning's Brian Manibusan earned silver and Kong Byoung Hee, Uiwang, Korea, got bronze.Â
The adult and seniors Masters finals concluded the 27th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship Thursday, Dec. 5 at Central Lanes in Tamuning, Guam. The men's and women's championship matches were an all-Daegu affair in which Choi Suk Byung (men) and Shin Bo Hyun (women) secured the South Korean city a clean gold medal sweep in the adult division. Buddy Saludo of Hagatna and Hasnah Jamaluddin of Shah Alam captured the gold medals in senior men's and women's Masters.
The men's (left) and women's (right) bowlers from Daegu City, who won the Singles and Doubles titles at the 27th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship in Tamuning, Guam earlier this week, also swept the titles in the four-player Team events and in All-Events. 
The men's and women's bowlers from Daegu City continued to dominate the Adult Division of the 27th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship. As in Singles, the South Koreans swept the gold medals in Doubles on the second day of competition Monday at Central Lanes in Tamuning, Guam. Singles gold and silver medalists Choi Suk Byung and Kim Young Pyo (center) teamed to win the men's doubles with 2468 and an average of 205.67.
Choi Suk Byung and Shin Bo Hyun (center) from Daegu, South Korea, started the 27th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship with victory in Men's and Women's Singles Sunday at Central Lanes Bowling Center in Tamuning, Guam. Tamuning's Jim Pinalua and Mary Pangelinan captured the titles in the senior divisions. The Championship, which runs thru December 5, drew 95 players from twelve cities. 43 men, 28 women, 10 senior men and 14 senior women compete for medals in Singles, Doubles, Teams, All-Events and Masters.
Choi Suk Byung (c.) from Daegu, Korea, won his fourth gold medal in the 23rd Asian Intercity Bowling Championship when he cruised to victory in the Men's Masters Friday at Central Lanes in Tamuning, Guam. Choi posted his second 300 game of the championships to easily win the ctitle with 4004 pinfall total and an average of 244 over 16 games. Tamuning's JD Castro (l.) and Jonathan Duenas (r.) took the silver and bronze medal with 3739 and 3712 (both 10-6).
Liza Clutario (c.), Paranaque City, Philippines, won all but one of her 16 matches in the women's Masters finals averaging 224.88 en route to claim the gold medal at the 23rd Asian Intercity Bowling Championship with 3748 pinfall total including 150 bonus (10 per win). Her team mate Lara Posadas (l.) took silver with 3719, while Fely Mandapat (r.) from the host city of Tamuning, Guam, earned bronze with 3538. Tamuning's Shellee Javier set the highlight with the first 300 game by a woman.
Fely Mandapat from the host city of Tamuning, Guam, took a 1-pin lead after the first block of the Women's Masters competition at the 23rd Asian Intercity Bowling Championship. Mandapat felled 1799 pins and won all eight matches (10 pins bonus per win) to chalk up 1879 pins as the event has reached the halfway mark. Doubles gold medalist Kim Hee Jung of Pohang, Korea, had the field-best 1828 total but fell one pin short of a tie after going 5-3 in match play with 1878.
The men from Daegu, Korea (left), and the women from the host city Tamuning, Guam (right), captured the gold medals in the four-player Team event in the 23rd Asian Intercity Bowling Championship Wednesday at Central Lanes. Choi Suk Byung from men's champion Daegu rolled the second 300 game of the Championship.
Kim Jong Hyun (l.) and Kim Young Pyo, both from Daegu, Korea, claimed the gold and silver medal in the Men's Masters competition of the 22nd Asian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship at Macau Bowling Center in Macau, China. Jong Hyun averaged 229.00 for the second 8-game block and won all but one match to beat out defending champion Young Pyo for the gold medal by six pins. Sitting in third place with 3381 total, Jong Hyun topped block one leader Kong Byoung Hee, Uiwang, Korea, 237-210, to jump to the top. Perry Ko from Kowloon, Hong Kong. Ko earned the bronze medal while Kong slipped out of the medals to land in fourth place. 
The top 3 women in the Masters competition of the 22nd Asian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship battled until the final frame before New Hui Fen (pictured left) from Singapore emerged victorious Friday at Macau Bowling Center in Macau, China. With the 16th and final position round match to go, block one leaders Fen, Sin Hae Young, Daegu, Korea and Liza Clutario, Paranaque City, Philippines, had a chance to win the gold medal. When the dust had settled, Fen remained on top to claim the gold medal while Clutario earned silver and Sin took the bronze. 
The women's four-player Team event in the 22nd Asian Intercity Championship was decided in the final game. When the dust had settled, Singapore's Denise Chan Jie Lin, Darshini Krishna, Genevieve Gan Hui Ying and New Hui Fen (l.) had wrapped up the victory with 4546 pinfall total and an average of 189.42. Paranaque City, Philippines won silver and Pasay City got bronze. Cecilia Yap (r.), Paranaque, cruised to victory in All Events with 3841 total and an average of 213.39. Her team mate Liza Clutario was third, while Singapore's Fen finished second.
Kim Young Pyo and Lee Tae Ju (r-l) from Daegu in Korea had games between 410 and 494 to cruise to the title in Men's Doubles in the 22nd Asian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship at Macau Bowling Center in Macau, China. Kim highlighted the series with the championships' first 300 in game #3 to help grab the gold medal with 2717 pinfall total and an average of 226.41. Brian Manibusan and John John Ada, Tamuning, Guam, captured the silver medal with 2660. Michael Tsang and Ken Lin of Hong Kong City took the bronze with 2627.
Singles champion Liza Clutario (l.) teamed with Cecilia Yap (r.) to win the second gold medal for Paranaque City, Philippines, in Women's Doubles in the 22nd Asian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship at Macau Bowling Center in Macau, China. The 2003 World Champions in Trios combined for 2475 pinfall total, an average of 206.25 over six games. Yap carried the team with 1388. Choi Da Som and Sin Hae Young from Daegu, Korea finished in second place with 2375. Bronze went to Angeli Lao and Ditas Red from Pasay City, Philippines, with 2359. 
Liza Clutario (pictured) from Paranaque City, Philippines, captured the gold medal in the Women's Singles event at the 22nd Asian Intercity Tenpin Bowling Championship in Macau, China. The World Champion in Trios (2003, Malaysia) was the only player among the 46 women from 13 cities who managed to average over 200. Clutario used high games of 243 and 224 for 1235 six-game total and an average of 205.83. Sam Chan from Taipa, Macau, was on course for gold after four games with 844, but had to settle for the silver medal behind 168 and 183 games and 1195 pinfall total. New Hui Fen took the bronze medal with 1193. 