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Swedish duos lead Girls Doubles preliminaries at the 28th European Youth Championships

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03/30/15

2015 EYC

Swedes square off with Belgian and French doubles in the medal round starting at 5.30 p.m. CEST

Cajsa Wegner and Filippa Persson of Sweden (pictured left, l-r) averaged 207.42 in Squad 1 of the Girls Doubles preliminaries at the 28th European Youth Championships to earn the No. 1 seed for the medal round later this afternoon at Bowl Play in Leipzig, Germany.

The Swedes were the only duo in which both players surpassed the 1200-mark, a 200 average. Wegner posted the second-best 1273 series, an average of 212.17, and Persson contributed 1216 (202.67) to lead the field of 27 doubles with 2489 pinfall total.

The Swedes will bowl Amandine Richard and Gwenaëlle Hugon of France (right, l-r), who were the second-best team in Squad 1 with 2353, an average of 196.08, to help grab fourth place. Richard had 1188 and Hugon added 1165.

In the other semi-final, two teams of Squad 2 will square off. Madelene Gullberg and Alida Molander of Sweden (left, r-l) joined forces for 2393, an average of 199.42, good for second place overall. Molander totaled 1221 pins, the fourth-highest individual series of the day, and Gullberg had 1172.

They will meet third-placed Annouk Coopmans and Bauke Jespers of Belgium (right, r-l) who chalked up 2359, an average of 196.58. Jespers rolled the third-highest 1242 series and Coopmans toppled 1117 pins.

Bettina Burghard of Germany took the early lead in All-Events (combined scores in Singles, Doubles and Teams) after six of 18 games with 1292, an average of 215.33, and is followed by Wegner, Jespers and Molander.

The boys and girls medal rounds will be contested simultaneously. The semi-finals start at 5.30 p.m. Central European Summer Time (CEST) and the gold medal matches are slated for 7 p.m.

The 28th European Youth Championships will be held from March 27 through April 6, 2015 at Bowl Play, a 30-laner in Leipzig, Germany.

The Championships drew 155 players, 97 boys and 58 girls, from 29 member countries of the European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) - Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and Ukraine.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before September 1, 1996 will bowl in separate divisions for gold, silver and bronze medals in five disciplines: Singles, Doubles and four-player Teams, All-Events and Masters.

The 2015 EYC will be played on a 41-foot lane conditioning pattern with 25.56 mL volume oil total. Click here to view the Kegel LaneMap™ Guide of Bowl Play Leipzig.

Singles, Doubles and Team preliminaries feature six games with the top 4 advancing to the medal round. No. 1 bowls No. 4 and No. 2 takes on No. 3 in the semi-finals. The winners bowl for gold and silver while the losers share the bronze medal. All matches will be decided in one game.

The three players with highest 18-game total of the Singles, Doubles and Teams preliminaries earn the medals in All-Events. The top 24 in All-Events determine the Masters champion in single-elimination match play in best-of-three games format.

Competition kicks off with the Boys Doubles preliminaries on Sunday, March 29, and concludes Sunday, April 5, with the Boys and Girls Masters finals followed by a farewell banquet.

Photos courtesy of German Bowling Federation.

28th European Youth Championships - Girls Doubles Preliminaries

Top 4 advance to the medal round on Monday, March 30, at 5.30 p.m. CEST.

Pos	Country/Players	Squad	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Sweden	1	395	398	404	1197	392	474	426	1292	2489	207.42
	Cajsa Wegner		212	204	223	639	194	238	202	634	1273	212.17
	Filippa Persson		183	194	181	558	198	236	224	658	1216	202.67
2.	Sweden	2	447	349	374	1170	427	379	417	1223	2393	199.42
	Madelene Gullberg		247	145	169	561	232	180	199	611	1172	195.33
	Alida Molander		200	204	205	609	195	199	218	612	1221	203.50
3.	Belgium	2	351	380	399	1130	420	388	421	1229	2359	196.58
	Annouk Coopmans		172	168	180	520	188	176	233	597	1117	186.17
	Bauke Jespers		179	212	219	610	232	212	188	632	1242	207.00
4.	France	1	366	374	346	1086	367	507	393	1267	2353	196.08
	Amandine Richard		164	193	159	516	197	274	201	672	1188	198.00
	Gwenaëlle Hugon		202	181	187	570	170	233	192	595	1165	194.17
5.	England	2	423	383	358	1164	361	379	433	1173	2337	194.75
	Rebecca Daly		217	210	132	559	164	189	208	561	1120	186.67
	Emily Allen		206	173	226	605	197	190	225	612	1217	202.83
6.	Denmark	2	400	365	357	1122	412	415	368	1195	2317	193.08
	Megan Gales Dicay		188	160	198	546	225	191	168	584	1130	188.33
	Christine Hansen		212	205	159	576	187	224	200	611	1187	197.83
7.	Russia	2	332	397	437	1166	347	421	372	1140	2306	192.17
	Varvara Gryaznova		152	163	233	548	148	200	191	539	1087	181.17
	Maria Koshel		180	234	204	618	199	221	181	601	1219	203.17
8.	Russia	1	369	364	397	1130	383	380	384	1147	2277	189.75
	Kseniia Kulikova		166	182	183	531	161	190	190	541	1072	178.67
	Maria Bulanova		203	182	214	599	222	190	194	606	1205	200.83
9.	England	1	329	449	387	1165	386	347	369	1102	2267	188.92
	Sophie Thompson		184	235	183	602	199	176	177	552	1154	192.33
	Harriet Harmon		145	214	204	563	187	171	192	550	1113	185.50
10.	Netherlands	2	352	445	391	1188	336	366	362	1064	2252	187.67
	Lindsey Paling		182	198	201	581	163	168	167	498	1079	179.83
	Denise Blankenzee		170	247	190	607	173	198	195	566	1173	195.50
11.	Germany	2	381	415	342	1138	363	370	379	1112	2250	187.50
	Lea Buchbauer		144	216	139	499	169	146	144	459	958	159.67
	Bettina Burghard		237	199	203	639	194	224	235	653	1292	215.33
12.	Denmark	1	348	328	339	1015	400	432	388	1220	2235	186.25
	Caitlin Gales Dicay		162	181	183	526	227	223	222	672	1198	199.67
	Mika Guldbæk		186	147	156	489	173	209	166	548	1037	172.83
13.	Finland	1	332	369	360	1061	366	438	367	1171	2232	186.00
	Teea Mäkelä		161	168	147	476	223	212	208	643	1119	186.50
	Riikka Hakala		171	201	213	585	143	226	159	528	1113	185.50
14.	Austria	1	304	391	361	1056	397	392	378	1167	2223	185.25
	Sarah Giwiser		153	196	168	517	195	144	174	513	1030	171.67
	Jaqueline Witura		151	195	193	539	202	248	204	654	1193	198.83
15.	Israel	1	339	363	386	1088	421	343	359	1123	2211	184.25
	Lynne Fishler		153	177	222	552	184	152	160	496	1048	174.67
	Shir Azulay		186	186	164	536	237	191	199	627	1163	193.83
16.	Slovakia	1	401	341	317	1059	387	406	351	1144	2203	183.58
	Kristína Koseková		169	156	160	485	214	223	184	621	1106	184.33
	Petra Stanková		232	185	157	574	173	183	167	523	1097	182.83
17.	Finland	2	344	393	392	1129	338	354	381	1073	2202	183.50
	Elice Piksilä		178	199	170	547	148	175	202	525	1072	178.67
	Senni Savikurki		166	194	222	582	190	179	179	548	1130	188.33
18.	Czech Republic	1	349	439	388	1176	346	345	326	1017	2193	182.75
	Klara Nefova		175	224	188	587	169	188	181	538	1125	187.50
	Katerina Hejduckova		174	215	200	589	177	157	145	479	1068	178.00
19.	Germany	1	327	387	408	1122	375	366	323	1064	2186	182.17
	Gina-Maria Merkel		161	175	209	545	173	170	150	493	1038	173.00
	Nele Rostek		166	212	199	577	202	196	173	571	1148	191.33
20.	Norway	1	331	299	391	1021	338	351	421	1110	2131	177.58
	Emilie Mathisen		160	151	176	487	178	202	208	588	1075	179.17
	Celine Larsen		171	148	215	534	160	149	213	522	1056	176.00
21.	Scotland	1	336	313	360	1009	378	388	327	1093	2102	175.17
	Robyn Morton		153	141	163	457	159	189	158	506	963	160.50
	Alison Williamson		183	172	197	552	219	199	169	587	1139	189.83
22.	Belgium	1	364	330	306	1000	317	340	357	1014	2014	167.83
	Jolien Thys		184	200	150	534	125	174	178	477	1011	168.50
	Erin Pellegroms		180	130	156	466	192	166	179	537	1003	167.17
23.	Czech Republic	2	408	358	332	1098	306	269	325	900	1998	166.50
	Lucie Kubelkova		184	202	191	577	171	153	183	507	1084	180.67
	Anna Petakova		224	156	141	521	135	116	142	393	914	152.33
24.	Ukraine	1	296	343	275	914	374	346	298	1018	1932	161.00
	Mariya Kucherenko		125	149	126	400	182	146	112	440	840	140.00
	Anastasia Shovkoplias		171	194	149	514	192	200	186	578	1092	182.00
25.	Netherlands	1	290	315	338	943	287	332	337	956	1899	158.25
	Elvira de Weerdt		144	163	194	501	146	189	172	507	1008	168.00
	Dominique Beverdam		146	152	144	442	141	143	165	449	891	148.50
26.	Ukraine	2	311	313	299	923	331	272	267	870	1793	149.42
	Oleksandra Bezridna		157	134	157	448	150	164	120	434	882	147.00
	Daria Niechetova		154	179	142	475	181	108	147	436	911	151.83
27.	Iceland	1	306	275	270	851	272	325	277	874	1725	143.75
	Jóhanna Guđjónsdóttir		161	134	137	432	134	175	148	457	889	148.17
	Natalia Gudrun Jónsdottir		145	141	133	419	138	150	129	417	836	139.33

28th European Youth Championships - Girls All-Events after 6 of 18 games

Top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Bettina Burghard	Germany	6	1292			1292	215.33
2.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	6	1273			1273	212.17
3.	Bauke Jespers	Belgium	6	1242			1242	207.00
4.	Alida Molander	Sweden	6	1221			1221	203.50
5.	Maria Koshel	Russia	6	1219			1219	203.17
6.	Emily Allen	England	6	1217			1217	202.83
7.	Filippa Persson	Sweden	6	1216			1216	202.67
8.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	6	1205			1205	200.83
9.	Caitlin Gales Dicay	Denmark	6	1198			1198	199.67
10.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	6	1193			1193	198.83
11.	Amandine Richard	France	6	1188			1188	198.00
12.	Christine Hansen	Denmark	6	1187			1187	197.83
13.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	6	1173			1173	195.50
14.	Madelene Gullberg	Sweden	6	1172			1172	195.33
15.	Gwenaëlle Hugon	France	6	1165			1165	194.17
16.	Shir Azulay	Israel	6	1163			1163	193.83
17.	Sophie Thompson	England	6	1154			1154	192.33
18.	Nele Rostek	Germany	6	1148			1148	191.33
19.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	6	1139			1139	189.83
20.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	6	1130			1130	188.33
21.	Megan Gales Dicay	Denmark	6	1130			1130	188.33
22.	Klara Nefova	Czech Republic	6	1125			1125	187.50
23.	Rebecca Daly	England	6	1120			1120	186.67
24.	Teea Mäkelä	Finland	6	1119			1119	186.50
25.	Annouk Coopmans	Belgium	6	1117			1117	186.17
26.	Harriet Harmon	England	6	1113			1113	185.50
27.	Riikka Hakala	Finland	6	1113			1113	185.50
28.	Kristína Koseková	Slovakia	6	1106			1106	184.33
29.	Petra Stanková	Slovakia	6	1097			1097	182.83
30.	Kristína Šramková	Slovakia	6	1095			1095	182.50
31.	Anastasia Shovkoplias	Ukraine	6	1092			1092	182.00
32.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	6	1087			1087	181.17
33.	Lucie Kubelkova	Czech Republic	6	1084			1084	180.67
34.	Lindsey Paling	Netherlands	6	1079			1079	179.83
35.	Emilie Mathisen	Norway	6	1075			1075	179.17
36.	Laura Piros	Romania	6	1075			1075	179.17
37.	Rebecca Daniels	Scotland	6	1073			1073	178.83
38.	Elice Piksilä	Finland	6	1072			1072	178.67
39.	Kseniia Kulikova	Russia	6	1072			1072	178.67
40.	Katerina Hejduckova	Czech Republic	6	1068			1068	178.00
41.	Celine Larsen	Norway	6	1056			1056	176.00
42.	Lynne Fishler	Israel	6	1048			1048	174.67
43.	Gina-Maria Merkel	Germany	6	1038			1038	173.00
44.	Mika Guldbæk	Denmark	6	1037			1037	172.83
45.	Sarah Giwiser	Austria	6	1030			1030	171.67
46.	Jolien Thys	Belgium	6	1011			1011	168.50
47.	Elvira de Weerdt	Netherlands	6	1008			1008	168.00
48.	Erin Pellegroms	Belgium	6	1003			1003	167.17
49.	Robyn Morton	Scotland	6	963			963	160.50
50.	Lea Buchbauer	Germany	6	958			958	159.67
51.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	6	914			914	152.33
52.	Daria Niechetova	Ukraine	6	911			911	151.83
53.	Livija Perminaite	Lithuania	6	903			903	150.50
54.	Dominique Beverdam	Netherlands	6	891			891	148.50
55.	Jóhanna Guđjónsdóttir	Iceland	6	889			889	148.17
56.	Oleksandra Bezridna	Ukraine	6	882			882	147.00
57.	Mariya Kucherenko	Ukraine	6	840			840	140.00
58.	Natalia Gudrun Jónsdottir	Iceland	6	836			836	139.33

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