Swedish boys triumph in team event
08/10/02
Countries with position, 24-game total and average
Players with 6-game pinfall
1. Sweden, 5074, 211,42
Robert Anderson 1257/Mats Olsson 1179/
Jonni Kemppainen 1274/Martin Larsen 1364
2. Australia, 5022, 209,25
Jason Walsh 1315/Jarrod Lean 1271/
Cameron Jenkins 1162/Jason Belmonte 1274
3. Korea, 4907, 204,46
Kim Young-Hun 1217/Son Won-Lak 1193/
Kim Ho-Yoon 1202/Kim Ko-Woon 1295
4. Venezuela, 4867, 202,79
Cesar Rodriguez 1174/Hernan Ramirez 1230/
William Ching 1323/Irham Graterol 1140
5. Mexico, 4822, 200,92
Carlos Avendano 1275/Pedro Nava 1171/
Hugo Briseno 1273/Alejandro Cruz 1103
6. United States, 4793, 199,71
Mike Remaklus 1117/Rhino Page 1241/
Chris Klerk 1201/Matt Gilman 1234
7. Chinese Taipei, 4771, 198,79
Cheng Chao-Sheng 1225/Hung Kun-Yi 1086/
Chen Yen-Ting 1249/Yang Nien-Hua 1211
8. Japan, 4743, 197,63
Isao Yamamoto 1174/Yoshihiro Kamite 1173/
Masaaki Takemoto 1173/Yoshinao Masatoki 1223
9. Finland, 4684, 195,17
Ville Holmström 1137/Vesa Villman 1081/
Jari Ratia 1208/Osku Palermaa 1258
10. England, 4655, 193,96
Matthew Giles 1086/Daniel Eason 1252/
Iain McCorkindale 1195/Stuart Williams 1122
11. Malaysia, 4653, 193,88
Chuen Lian Lai 1177/Jonathan Lim 1135/
Jackson Ting 1143/Zulmazran Zulkifli 1198
12. Thailand, 4642, 193,42
Teerapol Sajjaraktrakul 1182/Peerawut Wongtongsiri 1006/
Somjed Kusonphitak 1176/Yannaphon Larpapharat 1278
13. Canada, 4608, 192,00
Steven MacLelland 979/George Lambert IV 1340/
Christopher Clerke 981/Mathieu Chouinard 1308
14. Dominican Republic, 4606, 191,92
Javier Hansel 1122/Victor Rivas 977/
Victor Richards Jr. 1305/Jose Estrada 1202
15. Singapore, 4578, 190,75
Teng Wei Jun 1224/Adam Chew 1113/
Shaun Ng 1087/Wong Han Keong 1154
16. Bahrain, 4566, 190,25
Sami Noor 1128/Yousif Falah 1145/
Ali Rahimi 1149/Ahmed Al-Awadhi 1144
17. Qatar, 4545, 189,38
Matar Al-Kuwari 1064/Essa Al-Bader 1080/
Turki Al-Kuwari 1151/Yousef Al-Jabir 1250
18. New Zealand, 4516, 188,17
James Kelly 1090/Tim Gough 1095/
Carl Mollet 1206/Jason Waters 1125
19. Hong Kong, 4509, 187,88
Wu Siu Hong 1209/Kwan Chappy 1142/
Tai Chi Yip 1081/Cheung Cyrus 1077
20. Brazil, 4482, 186,75
Daniel Raphanelli 1138/William Fachin 1128/
Igor Pizzoli 1081/Rodrigo Hermes 1135
21. Norway, 4472, 186,33
Audun Kleven 1122/Jahn Kare Haugen 1017/
Erland Lund 1095/Kim Asbjörn Haugen 1238
22. Philippines, 4455, 185,63
JC Tupaz 1049/Garry Custodio 1082/
Markwin Tee 1143/Frederick Ong 1181
23. Indonesia, 4314, 179,75
Ryan Lalisang 1136/Hasrony Maridhona 1028/
Haqi R. Armein 1071/Hengki Susanto 1079
24. Guam, 4276, 178,17
JD Castro 1126/Jonathan Duenas 1037/
Darryl Dimla 972/Brian Perez 1141
25. Poland, 3990, 166,25
Konrad Lasak 880/Michal Mutrynowski 1076/
Marek Przezpolewski 956/Rafal Ges 1078
26. Egypt, 3878, 161,58
Adel Ramy 972/Shady Magdy 982/
Khalad Yassin 936/Karim Sherif 988, Printable Results (PDF file)
Thailand
P.S. Bowl in Pattaya, Thailand (August 4-11, 2002)
Sweden now owns both the men's and the boys' World Championship team title.
Robert Anderson, Mats Olsson, Jonni Kemppainen and Martin Larsen set new championship records over three team-games (2590, 215,83) and six team-games (5074, 211,42) to win the title in the boys' the 4-player team event at the 7th World Youth Championship in Pattaya, Thailand.
Trailing the Swedes by 52 pins to finish in second position were Australians Jason Walsh, Jarrod Lean, Cameron Jenkins and Jason Belmonte.
Kim Young-Hun, Son Won-Lak, Kim Ho-Yoon and Kim Ko-Woon of Korea secured the bronze medal at 4907.
Larsen set another record for six games with 1364 (227,33) and George Lambert IV, Canada, and Kim Ko-Woon, Korea, bettered the record for one game (278).
Robert Anderson, Mats Olsson, Jonni Kemppainen and Martin Larsen set new championship records over three team-games (2590, 215,83) and six team-games (5074, 211,42) to win the title in the boys' the 4-player team event at the 7th World Youth Championship in Pattaya, Thailand.
Trailing the Swedes by 52 pins to finish in second position were Australians Jason Walsh, Jarrod Lean, Cameron Jenkins and Jason Belmonte.
Kim Young-Hun, Son Won-Lak, Kim Ho-Yoon and Kim Ko-Woon of Korea secured the bronze medal at 4907.
Larsen set another record for six games with 1364 (227,33) and George Lambert IV, Canada, and Kim Ko-Woon, Korea, bettered the record for one game (278).
2002 WYC Boys 4-Player Teams - Final Standings
Countries with position, 24-game total and average
Players with 6-game pinfall
1. Sweden, 5074, 211,42
Robert Anderson 1257/Mats Olsson 1179/
Jonni Kemppainen 1274/Martin Larsen 1364
2. Australia, 5022, 209,25
Jason Walsh 1315/Jarrod Lean 1271/
Cameron Jenkins 1162/Jason Belmonte 1274
3. Korea, 4907, 204,46
Kim Young-Hun 1217/Son Won-Lak 1193/
Kim Ho-Yoon 1202/Kim Ko-Woon 1295
4. Venezuela, 4867, 202,79
Cesar Rodriguez 1174/Hernan Ramirez 1230/
William Ching 1323/Irham Graterol 1140
5. Mexico, 4822, 200,92
Carlos Avendano 1275/Pedro Nava 1171/
Hugo Briseno 1273/Alejandro Cruz 1103
6. United States, 4793, 199,71
Mike Remaklus 1117/Rhino Page 1241/
Chris Klerk 1201/Matt Gilman 1234
7. Chinese Taipei, 4771, 198,79
Cheng Chao-Sheng 1225/Hung Kun-Yi 1086/
Chen Yen-Ting 1249/Yang Nien-Hua 1211
8. Japan, 4743, 197,63
Isao Yamamoto 1174/Yoshihiro Kamite 1173/
Masaaki Takemoto 1173/Yoshinao Masatoki 1223
9. Finland, 4684, 195,17
Ville Holmström 1137/Vesa Villman 1081/
Jari Ratia 1208/Osku Palermaa 1258
10. England, 4655, 193,96
Matthew Giles 1086/Daniel Eason 1252/
Iain McCorkindale 1195/Stuart Williams 1122
11. Malaysia, 4653, 193,88
Chuen Lian Lai 1177/Jonathan Lim 1135/
Jackson Ting 1143/Zulmazran Zulkifli 1198
12. Thailand, 4642, 193,42
Teerapol Sajjaraktrakul 1182/Peerawut Wongtongsiri 1006/
Somjed Kusonphitak 1176/Yannaphon Larpapharat 1278
13. Canada, 4608, 192,00
Steven MacLelland 979/George Lambert IV 1340/
Christopher Clerke 981/Mathieu Chouinard 1308
14. Dominican Republic, 4606, 191,92
Javier Hansel 1122/Victor Rivas 977/
Victor Richards Jr. 1305/Jose Estrada 1202
15. Singapore, 4578, 190,75
Teng Wei Jun 1224/Adam Chew 1113/
Shaun Ng 1087/Wong Han Keong 1154
16. Bahrain, 4566, 190,25
Sami Noor 1128/Yousif Falah 1145/
Ali Rahimi 1149/Ahmed Al-Awadhi 1144
17. Qatar, 4545, 189,38
Matar Al-Kuwari 1064/Essa Al-Bader 1080/
Turki Al-Kuwari 1151/Yousef Al-Jabir 1250
18. New Zealand, 4516, 188,17
James Kelly 1090/Tim Gough 1095/
Carl Mollet 1206/Jason Waters 1125
19. Hong Kong, 4509, 187,88
Wu Siu Hong 1209/Kwan Chappy 1142/
Tai Chi Yip 1081/Cheung Cyrus 1077
20. Brazil, 4482, 186,75
Daniel Raphanelli 1138/William Fachin 1128/
Igor Pizzoli 1081/Rodrigo Hermes 1135
21. Norway, 4472, 186,33
Audun Kleven 1122/Jahn Kare Haugen 1017/
Erland Lund 1095/Kim Asbjörn Haugen 1238
22. Philippines, 4455, 185,63
JC Tupaz 1049/Garry Custodio 1082/
Markwin Tee 1143/Frederick Ong 1181
23. Indonesia, 4314, 179,75
Ryan Lalisang 1136/Hasrony Maridhona 1028/
Haqi R. Armein 1071/Hengki Susanto 1079
24. Guam, 4276, 178,17
JD Castro 1126/Jonathan Duenas 1037/
Darryl Dimla 972/Brian Perez 1141
25. Poland, 3990, 166,25
Konrad Lasak 880/Michal Mutrynowski 1076/
Marek Przezpolewski 956/Rafal Ges 1078
26. Egypt, 3878, 161,58
Adel Ramy 972/Shady Magdy 982/
Khalad Yassin 936/Karim Sherif 988, Printable Results (PDF file)