Singaporean women set the pace in Trios at 23rd Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships

    01/21/15

    2015 AsC Thailand

    Yeo, Ng, New hit 1900 on the nose to lead the 24-trios field on the medium pattern; Malaysia's Sin Li Jane maintains 141-pin lead in All-Events after 15 of 24 games

    2015AsCTriosNewYeoNg.jpgNew Hui Fen, Joey Yeo and Geraldine Ng from Singapore (pictured left, l-r; photos courtesy of TTBA) hit 1900 on the nose to take the lead in the Women's Trios event at the 23rd Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships after three games on medium oil Wednesday afternoon at Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl Ratchayothin in Bangkok, Thailand.

    The Singaporeans averaged 211.11 including team games of 677, 591 and 632. New led the way with 692 and was followed by Ng with 623 and Yeo with 585.

    2015AsCTriosJeonSonJung.jpgTrailing Singapore by mere 27 pins to sit in second place was Korea with Jeon Eun Hee, Son Yun Hee and Jung Da Wun (right, l-r), who used games of 624, 649 and 600 for 1873, an average of 208.11.

    Jeon, the only woman in Asian Championships history who rolled a 300 game (2008), was a symbol of consistency (223, 224 and 223) to lead the team with a 670 series.

    2015AsCTriosPramanikRoumimperLarasati.jpgNadia Pramanik, Tannya Roumimper and Alisha Nabila Larasati of Indonesia (left, l-r) were further ten pins behind in third place with 1863 (207.00). Roumimper led her team with 653.

    2015AsCTriosSaitoImaiNojima.jpgHeading into the second block on long oil on Thursday, Japan's Shinobu Saito, Futaba Imai and Haruna Nojima (right, l-r) are just three pins off the pace for the medals in fourth place with 1860.

    2015AsCTriosLimansantosoPhangHie.jpgThe second Indonesian trio featuring Sharon Limansantoso, Novie Phang and Ivana Hie (left, l-r) is another 11 pins behind in fifth place with 1849 powered by Phang's 745, the highest series of the day including a 289 high game.

    Malaysia's Sin Li Jane held on to the lead in All-Events (combined scores in Singles, Doubles, Trios and Teams) after 15 of 24 games with 3480 and an average of 232. Misaki Mukotani of Japan narrowed the gap by 42 pins to 141 to sit in second place with 3339 (222.60). Jeon Eun Hee moved into third place with 3315 (221.00) with Jung Da Wun in fourth place with 3275 (218.33).

    Haruna Nojima currently holds the 16th and last place to advance to the Masters competition with 3107 and an average of 207.13.

    The women's trios will return Thursday morning for their second block on long oil with the men's trios squads A and B to follow in the afternoon and in the evening.

    ABFLogo_small.jpg2015AsCLogo_small.jpg The 2015 Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships, which were originally scheduled for May 2014, will be held from January 15-26 Blu-O Rhythm & Bowl Ratchayothin in Bangkok, Thailand.

    201 athletes, 125 men and 76 women, from 22 Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) member federations participate in the 23rd edition of the prestigious event. Each team consists of maximum six male and six female bowlers. Men and women compete in separate divisions for gold, silver and bronze medals in six disciplines: Singles, Doubles, Trios, five-player Teams, All Events and Masters.

    The 23rd Asian Championships will be contested on two oil pattern - a 39 foot medium pattern and a 48 foot long pattern, which will be conditioned by Kegel.

    Singles (six games on long oil) and Doubles (six games on medium oil) will be contested on one oil pattern, while Trios and Team will feature both oil patterns (three games on each pattern). The players with the highest pinfall total after six games will be declared the champions.

    The top 3 in All Events (24 games; individual pinfall total in Singles, Doubles, Trios and Team event) receive the medals while the top 16 advance to the Masters finals. The top 3 after two eight-game blocks (first block on medium oil, second block on long oil) will determine the champions in the stepladder final.

     


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    Standings after 15 of 24 games. The top 16 after 24 games will advance to the Masters finals.

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