Yanee Saebe, Tanaprang Sathean and Angkana Netvriseth of Thailand and Malaysia's Adrian Ang, Zulmazran Zulkifli and Alex Liew earned the gold medals in the women's and men's Trios event at the 26th Southeast Asian Games Thursday at Jaya Ancol Bowling Center in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Trailing Singapore by 39 pins heading into the last game, the Thai women posted a huge 676 game on the 35 ft short oil pattern to help secure the first gold medal of the Games for Thailand with 3777 pinfall total and an average of 209.83.

Singapore's Daphne Tan, Cherie Tan and Jazreel Tan, who led the field after the first three-game block on the 45 ft long oil pattern finished with 623 to take the silver medal with 3763 (209.06).

Their compatriots New Hui Fen, Jasmine Yeong-Nathan and Shayna Ng were 100 pins behind to capture the bronze medal with 3663 (203.50). The Malaysian trios finished 47 and 115 pins off the pace for the medals in fourth and fifth place.

Doubles champions Ang and Liew and teamed with Zulkifli to win the men's title with 3874 pinfall total and an average of 215.22. Their team mates Muhd Nur Aiman, Muhd Syafiq Ridhwan and Aaron Kong were 171 pins behind in second place to take the silver medal with 3703 (205.72).

The Philippines with Biboy Rivera, Singles champion Frederick Ong and Raoul Miranda were 75 pins behind in third place to take the bronze medal with 3628 (201.56).

30 women and 41 men from seven countries - Brunei (men only), Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam (men only) compete in the 26th SEA Games bowling competition for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Trios, Teams and Master match play.

Results courtesy of Asian Bowling Federation.

 

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26th SEA Games - Men's Trios

First three-game block on long oil, second block on short oil.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Malaysia	563	603	733	1899	628	636	711	1975	3874	215.22
	Adrian Ang	206	213	244	663	209	236	235	680	1343	223.83
	Zulmazran Zulkifli	185	202	300	687	235	199	222	656	1343	223.83
	Alex Liew	172	188	189	549	184	201	254	639	1188	198.00
2.	Malaysia	587	574	603	1764	662	623	654	1939	3703	205.72
	Muhd Nur Aiman	161	179	199	539	216	219	247	682	1221	203.50
	Muhd Syafiq Ridhwan	170	213	199	582	236	211	162	609	1191	198.50
	Aaron Kong	256	182	205	643	210	193	245	648	1291	215.17
3.	Philippines	590	540	659	1789	568	606	665	1839	3628	201.56
	Biboy Rivera	224	197	214	635	188	207	221	616	1251	208.50
	Frederick Ong	186	177	218	581	186	199	243	628	1209	201.50
	Raoul Miranda	180	166	227	573	194	200	201	595	1168	194.67
4.	Singapore	523	544	577	1644	665	646	630	1941	3585	199.17
	Keith Saw	214	151	159	524	171	256	171	598	1122	187.00
	Jason Yeong-Nathan	151	204	201	556	257	185	215	657	1213	202.17
	Ng Tiac Pin	158	189	217	564	237	205	244	686	1250	208.33
5.	Indonesia	544	582	621	1747	666	615	548	1829	3576	198.67
	Ryan Lalisang	198	197	193	588	232	216	166	614	1202	200.33
	Hardy Rachmadian	179	202	184	565	227	185	165	577	1142	190.33
	Oscar	167	183	244	594	207	214	217	638	1232	205.33
6.	Indonesia	570	565	518	1653	594	671	564	1829	3482	193.44
	Billy Muhammad Islam	176	196	147	519	185	241	201	627	1146	191.00
	Harry Al Ashari	196	187	192	575	172	235	157	564	1139	189.83
	Yeri Ramadona	198	182	179	559	237	195	206	638	1197	199.50
7.	Thailand	561	587	533	1681	634	546	580	1760	3441	191.17
	Badin Lerdpiriyasakulkit	176	230	192	598	182	170	245	597	1195	199.17
	Peerawich Rungcharoen	172	173	153	498	206	194	181	581	1079	179.83
	Yannaphon Larpapharat	213	184	188	585	246	182	154	582	1167	194.50
8.	Singapore	536	573	507	1616	701	562	555	1818	3434	190.78
	Ng Chiew Pang	203	162	173	538	267	204	187	658	1196	199.33
	Eugene Low	168	215	168	551	256	182	182	620	1171	195.17
	Basil Low	165	196	166	527	178	176	186	540	1067	177.83
9.	Philippines	594	485	665	1744	564	545	554	1663	3407	189.28
	Giancarlo Mansilungan	216	155	197	568	204	161	205	570	1138	189.67
	Rogelio Enriquez Jr.	220	159	213	592	151	225	206	582	1174	195.67
	Jeremy Posadas	158	171	255	584	209	159	143	511	1095	182.50
10.	Thailand	564	490	652	1706	617	529	523	1669	3375	187.50
	Vorachet Arayavisedvong	191	185	196	572	198	165	168	531	1103	183.83
	Atchariya Cheng	169	121	239	529	221	214	172	607	1136	189.33
	Phumin Klanbida	204	184	217	605	198	150	183	531	1136	189.33
11.	Vietnam	590	552	548	1690	605	523	539	1667	3357	186.50
	Tran Minh Binh	186	195	167	548	170	183	180	533	1081	180.17
	Chau Tu Luong	224	177	195	596	199	192	172	563	1159	193.17
	Ly Liet	180	180	186	546	236	148	187	571	1117	186.17
12.	Vietnam	520	461	443	1424	602	608	589	1799	3223	179.06
	Pham Gia Phu	156	168	153	477	201	174	181	556	1033	172.17
	Nguyen Trong Nhan	185	160	123	468	183	251	205	639	1107	184.50
	Pham Thai Binh	179	133	167	479	218	183	203	604	1083	180.50
13.	Brunei	545	611	528	1684	497	514	471	1482	3166	175.89
	Pg Rudisofy	192	196	201	589	133	151	142	426	1015	169.17
	Pg Eshamuddin	153	242	136	531	151	169	175	495	1026	171.00
	Mohd Haidir Fadzillah	200	173	191	564	213	194	154	561	1125	187.50

 

26th SEA Games - Women's Trios

First three-game block on long oil, second block on short oil.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Thailand	576	616	646	1838	627	636	676	1939	3777	209.83
	Yanee Saebe	202	224	183	609	191	214	211	616	1225	204.17
	Tanaprang Sathean	190	198	207	595	167	220	246	633	1228	204.67
	Angkana Netvriseth	184	194	256	634	269	202	219	690	1324	220.67
2.	Singapore	613	577	659	1849	638	653	623	1914	3763	209.06
	Daphne Tan	166	171	257	594	229	213	183	625	1219	203.17
	Cherie Tan	232	191	167	590	171	236	194	601	1191	198.50
	Jazreel Tan	215	215	235	665	238	204	246	688	1353	225.50
3.	Singapore	555	575	642	1772	663	614	614	1891	3663	203.50
	New Hui Fen	178	195	202	575	254	177	173	604	1179	196.50
	Jasmine Yeong-Nathan	201	196	203	600	152	245	203	600	1200	200.00
	Shayna Ng	176	184	237	597	257	192	238	687	1284	214.00
4.	Malaysia	624	591	574	1789	586	609	632	1827	3616	200.89
	Sin Li Jane	210	192	203	605	251	198	232	681	1286	214.33
	Zandra Aziela	224	183	201	608	171	179	214	564	1172	195.33
	Jacqueline Sijore	190	216	170	576	164	232	186	582	1158	193.00
5.	Malaysia	508	674	564	1746	639	561	602	1802	3548	197.11
	Dayang Khairuniza	175	259	150	584	226	222	172	620	1204	200.67
	Sharon Koh	158	190	211	559	246	177	191	614	1173	195.50
	Zatil Iman	175	225	203	603	167	162	239	568	1171	195.17
6.	Indonesia	638	604	452	1694	578	633	597	1808	3502	194.56
	Ivana Hie	215	171	168	554	205	167	130	502	1056	176.00
	Novie Phang	200	234	129	563	186	259	229	674	1237	206.17
	Putty Armein	223	199	155	577	187	207	238	632	1209	201.50
7.	Philippines	580	622	644	1846	565	546	516	1627	3473	192.94
	Lara Posadas	228	192	212	632	178	170	180	528	1160	193.33
	Apple Posadas	158	216	224	598	198	189	147	534	1132	188.67
	Liza Del Rosario	194	214	208	616	189	187	189	565	1181	196.83
8.	Thailand	580	531	571	1682	632	598	551	1781	3463	192.39
	Chantanee Sarnswang	174	173	186	533	180	236	167	583	1116	186.00
	Natthida Serthuecha	183	146	178	507	234	200	209	643	1150	191.67
	Benchawan Poungthong	223	212	207	642	218	162	175	555	1197	199.50
9.	Indonesia	586	585	594	1765	570	537	497	1604	3369	187.17
	Sharon Limansantoso	205	177	195	577	227	163	158	548	1125	187.50
	Puteri Astari	204	223	189	616	164	159	162	485	1101	183.50
	Tannya Roumimper	177	185	210	572	179	215	177	571	1143	190.50
10.	Philippines	596	586	470	1652	601	544	560	1705	3357	186.50
	Alexis Sy	211	231	183	625	253	181	199	633	1258	209.67
	Ling Ling De Guzman	212	173	156	541	189	207	180	576	1117	186.17
	Liza Clutario	173	182	131	486	159	156	181	496	982	163.67