Muhd Rafiq Ismail (MAS) and Daphne Tan earn the silver medal; Adrian Ang (MAS) and sixth-place Tannya Roumimper (INA; by SEA Games rule) get bronze
Yannaphon Larp-apharat (l.) of Thailand and Singapore's Jazreel Tan (r.) captured the gold medals in the men's and women's Masters finals in the 28th Southeast Asian Games which concluded the bowling competition of the Games Sunday afternoon at Orchid Bowl in Singapore. In the title match, Larp-apharat defeated No. 1 seed Muhd Rafiq Ismail, Malaysia, 414-381, while Jazreel flew past compatriot Daphne Tan, 516-353.
Three-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Muhd Rafiq Ismail of Malaysia and three-time runner-up Jazreel Tan from the host country Singapore paced the men's and women's Masters competition of the 28th edition of the SEA Games after the first block on medium oil Saturday at Orchid Bowl. The top 3 after 16 games will advance to the stepladder finals.
Malaysia earns gold medals No. 4 and 5 to take the lead in the medal tally; Ryan Lalisang (INA), Jazreel Tan (SIN) finish atop the All-Events standings to lead the top 16 men and women into the Masters
The Malaysian men and women (pictured) swept the Team titles Friday at Orchid Bowl in Singapore to earn gold medals No. 4 and 5 en route to take the lead in the overall medal tally at the 28th Southeast Asian Games bowling competition. The men toppled 6238 pins, an average of 207.93, to beat out Indonesia for the gold medal by 172 pins. The women chalked up 6067 (202.23) to lead reigning Asian Games Team champion Singapore after six games by 55 pins.
Singapore's Shayna Ng and Indonesia's Ryan Lalisang lead in All-Events which serves as qualifier for the Masters
For the third event in the row, Singapore and Malaysia shared the gold medals at the 28th Southeast Asian Games bowling competition. Singapore's Cherie Tan, Shayna Ng and Bernice Lim (l.) averaged 220.17 to win the women's Trios title, while Timmy Tan, Ahmad Muaz and Muhd Rafiq Ismail (r.) of Malaysia captured the men's gold averaging 205.61.
Bowling on the medium lane conditioning pattern, Sin Li Jane, Esther Cheah cruise to the women's title with brothers Howard and Keith Saw taking the men's title
After sharing the gold medals in Singles at the 28th SEA Games, the host country Singapore and its neighboring country Malaysia also shared the gold medals in Doubles Tuesday at Orchid Bowl. Malaysia's Sin Li Jane and Esther Cheah (l.) led the women's field with 2651, while brothers Howard and Keith Saw of Singapore (r.) paced the men with 2653.
Malaysian beats out Annop Arromsaranon (THA) for the gold medal by three pins; Singaporean women finish 1, 2 and 3, but the bronze medal goes to Malaysia due to SEA Games rule
Muhammad Rafiq Ismail (l.) of Malaysia and Singapore's Daphne Tan (r.) started the bowling competition of the 28th Southeast Asian Games with victory in Singles Tuesday at Orchid Bowl @ Orchid Country Club in Singapore. Tan rolled the field-best 1368 series (228 average) in the women's division while Tan had 1308 (218) to pace the men's field.
Yannaphon Larp-apharat (l.) of Thailand and Singapore's Jazreel Tan (r.) captured the gold medals in the men's and women's Masters finals in the 28th Southeast Asian Games which concluded the bowling competition of the Games Sunday afternoon at Orchid Bowl in Singapore. In the title match, Larp-apharat defeated No. 1 seed Muhd Rafiq Ismail, Malaysia, 414-381, while Jazreel flew past compatriot Daphne Tan, 516-353.
Three-time Southeast Asian Games gold medalist Muhd Rafiq Ismail of Malaysia and three-time runner-up Jazreel Tan from the host country Singapore paced the men's and women's Masters competition of the 28th edition of the SEA Games after the first block on medium oil Saturday at Orchid Bowl. The top 3 after 16 games will advance to the stepladder finals.
The Malaysian men and women (pictured) swept the Team titles Friday at Orchid Bowl in Singapore to earn gold medals No. 4 and 5 en route to take the lead in the overall medal tally at the 28th Southeast Asian Games bowling competition. The men toppled 6238 pins, an average of 207.93, to beat out Indonesia for the gold medal by 172 pins. The women chalked up 6067 (202.23) to lead reigning Asian Games Team champion Singapore after six games by 55 pins.
For the third event in the row, Singapore and Malaysia shared the gold medals at the 28th Southeast Asian Games bowling competition. Singapore's Cherie Tan, Shayna Ng and Bernice Lim (l.) averaged 220.17 to win the women's Trios title, while Timmy Tan, Ahmad Muaz and Muhd Rafiq Ismail (r.) of Malaysia captured the men's gold averaging 205.61.
After sharing the gold medals in Singles at the 28th SEA Games, the host country Singapore and its neighboring country Malaysia also shared the gold medals in Doubles Tuesday at Orchid Bowl. Malaysia's Sin Li Jane and Esther Cheah (l.) led the women's field with 2651, while brothers Howard and Keith Saw of Singapore (r.) paced the men with 2653.
Muhammad Rafiq Ismail (l.) of Malaysia and Singapore's Daphne Tan (r.) started the bowling competition of the 28th Southeast Asian Games with victory in Singles Tuesday at Orchid Bowl @ Orchid Country Club in Singapore. Tan rolled the field-best 1368 series (228 average) in the women's division while Tan had 1308 (218) to pace the men's field.
