Another gold medal sweep for Daegu; men and women win Team and All-Events gold

    12/04/13

    2013 AIBC

    Dedodo beats Paranaque for Senior Mixed Team gold; Dededo's Meno, Tamuning's Pangelinan capture the senior men's and women's titles in All-Events

    2013AIBCMenTeam.jpgThe men's and women's 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 Daegu men (pictured left, center), Choi Suk Byung, Jo Eun Su, Park Hee Jeong and Kim Young Pyo, averaged 201.17 for six games to win another gold medal for South Korea with 4828 total.

    2013AIBCMenAllEvents.jpgGregory Borja, Timothy Nauta, Manny Tagle and Brian Manibusan of Dedodo (right) were 122 pins behind to earn the silver medal with 4706. Bronze went to Alin Lee, Kuan Ho Lau, Joshua Chow and Mike Chan of Hong Kong (left), who finished with a 825 game to beat out JD Castro, Jay Leon Guerrero, Duane Camacho and John John Ada (748) of Tamuning for third place, 4591 to 4579.

    Daegu's Choi Suk Byung (pictured right, back row, center) averaged 213.22 for 18 games in Singles, Doubles and Team to win the gold medal in All Events with 3838 total.

    2013AIBCWomenTeam.jpgThe Daegu women (shown left, center), Choi Ae Rim, Kim Hyung Lim, Shin Bo Hyun and Bae Sung Hee outaveraged their nearest competitor by 17 pins to cruise to the gold medal in the Team event with 4857 and an average of 202.38.

    2013AIBCWomenAllEvents.jpgApple Posadas, Seok Kim Yap, Lara Posadas and Cecilia Yap of Paranaque (right) were 408 pins behind to finish in second place with 4449 (185.38). The bronze medal went to Hashilah Hashim, Nadirah Farid, Zarina Halim and Farhanah Farid of Shah Alam (left) with 4224.

    Daegu's Bae Sung Hee (3754), Kim Hyung Lim (3735) and Choi Ae Rim (3637) swept the medals in women' All-Events (pictured right).

    The senior men and women joined forces and competed in four-player Mixed Team event.

    2013AIBCSeniorMixedTeam.jpgChuck Meno, Remy Matanane, Elizabeth Langas and Manny Torre rolled a 702 final game to win the gold medal for Dededo (left photo, center) with 4164 and an average of 173.50.

    Dennis Ho, Liza Or, Lucy Cheng and Gerry Tan of Paranaque (right) slipped to second place to take the silver medal with 4150. Bronze went to Mary Pangelinan, Patricia Roberto, Nestor Valencia and Jimmy Pinaula of the host city Tamuning (left) with 4125.

    2013AIBCMenAllEventsTop16.jpg2013AIBCWomenAllEventsTop16.jpgChuck Meno of Dededo secured the gold medal in senior men's All-Events with 3481 (193.39 average) while Mary Pangelinan captured the gold medal in Senior women's All Events with 3189 (177.17).

    The top 16 men (left) and women (right) and the top 8 senior men and senior women in All-Events advanced to the Masters competition, which will conclude the championship on Thursday, Dec. 5.

    2013AIBCLogo_small.jpg The 27th Asian Intercity Bowling Championship will be held from November 30 thru December 5, 2013 at Central Lanes in Tamuning, Guam.

    95 players from twelve cities participate in the event including Daegu, Dededo, Hagatna, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, New Territories, Pasay, Paranaque, Shah Alam, Saipan, Singapore and host Tamuning.

    43 men, 28 women, 10 senior men and 14 senior women compete for medals in Singles, Doubles, Teams, All-Events and Masters.

     


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