Canada wins gold medals No. 4 and 5 in Trios, Mixed Doubles

26 August, 2016

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The senior women and the super senior mixed doubles captured gold medals No. 4 and 5 for Canada while the senior men earned the second gold for Venezuela Thursday in the 2016 PABCON Senior and Super Senior Championships at Sebelén Bowling Center in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Susan Grande, France Joubert and Jill Friis of Canada totaled 3289, an average of 182.72 win the gold medal in women’s senior trios. Friis led the trio with 1161 and was followed by Joubert with 1126 and Grande with 1002.

Veronica Berumen, who has won gold in singles and doubles (with Teresa Piccini), Margarita Ramos and Scarlett Padilla of Mexico and Sherlie Charles, Yvette Chen and Lizzette Abood of Panama tied for the silver medal at 3217 (178.72).

From left, 2nd Mexico (Veronica Berumen, Margarita Ramos, Scarlett Padilla), 1st Canada (Susan Grande, France Joubert, Jill Friis), 2nd Panama (Sherlie Charles, Yvette Chen, Lizzette Abood).

In the men’s senior trios event, Arturo Hernandez, Ricardo Gomez and Alfredo Rivas of Venezuela finished with a big 679 game to beat out the trio from the host country for the gold medal by just 16 pins, 3702 to 3686.

Hernandez led the way with 1315, Gomez added 1265 and Rivas contributed 1122. The Venezuelans averaged 205.67.

Rolly Sebelen, Jose Perez and Julio Goris of the Dominican Republic took the silver medal with 3686 (204.78), just 13 pins ahead of Mexico with Isaac Amkie, Mario Garcia and Alfonso Rodriguez, who got bronze with 3676 (204.06).

The 23 men and 17 women in the 3rd PABCON Super Senior Championships competed for the medals in mixed doubles.

Canada’s Jack Brace teamed with Marion Marco to win the fifth gold medal for Canada with 2327 and an average of 193.92. Brace, who won gold in doubles with Bob Puttick the day before, posted a 1325 series, an average of 220.83, out averaging his nearest competitor by almost 20 pins. Marco contributed 1002 pins.

Putting and Deb Linington were 51 pins behind their teammates to earn the silver medal with 2276. Bronze went to Colombia with Edgar Gomez and Nora Delgado, who toppled 2235 pins.

Action shifts to the four-player team events on Friday. The senior men and women compete in separate divisions, while the super senior men and women bowl in mixed teams. The team events also decide the medals in all-events and the eight players who advance to masters match play on Saturday.

The 5th Pan American Bowling Confederation Senior Championships and the 3rd PABCON Super Senior Championships will take place from August 21-28, 2016, at Sebelén Bowling Center, a 22-laner in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

The seniors (maximum four men and four women per country; must be 50 years and older in the year of the championship) will bowl for medals in Singles, Doubles, Trios, Teams, All-Events and Masters, while the super seniors (maximum two men and two women age 60 and older) will compete for medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Mixed Teams, All-Events and Masters.

For more information read Bulletin No. 3 (in English) or Bulletin No. 3 (in Spanish).

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All-Events – Current Standings

Senior Men
Senior Women
Super Senior Men
Super Senior Women

5th PABCON Senior Championships – Men’s Trios

Pos	Player/Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Venezuela	535	599	665	1799	654	570	679	1903	3702	205.67
	Arturo Hernandez	181	210	257	648	223	167	277	667	1315	219.17
	Ricardo Gomez	180	210	215	605	221	213	226	660	1265	210.83
	Alfredo Rivas	174	179	193	546	210	190	176	576	1122	187.00
2.	Dominican Republic	622	563	678	1863	652	621	550	1823	3686	204.78
	Rolly Sebelen	215	195	227	637	217	161	179	557	1194	199.00
	Jose Perez	197	205	257	659	216	224	202	642	1301	216.83
	Julio Goris	210	163	194	567	219	236	169	624	1191	198.50
3.	Mexico	649	629	612	1890	635	588	560	1783	3673	204.06
	Isaac Amkie A.	179	220	212	611	217	160	165	542	1153	192.17
	Mario Garcia	235	210	194	639	222	248	204	674	1313	218.83
	Alfonso Rodriguez	235	199	206	640	196	180	191	567	1207	201.17
4.	Puerto Rico	591	644	569	1804	636	616	612	1864	3668	203.78
	Tony Santa	180	228	159	567	171	234	211	616	1183	197.17
	Eddie Roncoli	212	204	154	570	210	187	163	560	1130	188.33
	Edgardo Ruiz	199	212	256	667	255	195	238	688	1355	225.83
5.	Canada	606	572	649	1827	625	659	545	1829	3656	203.11
	Jack Guay	215	163	227	605	195	201	197	593	1198	199.67
	Joe Ciach	226	185	244	655	215	248	169	632	1287	214.50
	John Chapman	165	224	178	567	215	210	179	604	1171	195.17
6.	Colombia	487	583	550	1620	582	614	572	1768	3388	188.22
	Nicolas Ruiz	161	189	193	543	188	186	214	588	1131	188.50
	Nestor Barrantes	145	180	163	488	177	194	190	561	1049	174.83
	Julio Soto	181	214	194	589	217	234	168	619	1208	201.33
7.	Panama	562	519	486	1567	555	575	543	1673	3240	180.00
	Luis A. Vasquez	223	195	162	580	183	176	205	564	1144	190.67
	Cesar Contreras	171	167	158	496	215	190	182	587	1083	180.50
	Ernesto Anguizola	168	157	166	491	157	209	156	522	1013	168.83
8.	Virgin Islands	515	575	542	1632	508	491	531	1530	3162	175.67
	George Osborne	177	182	169	528	179	178	176	533	1061	176.83
	Wendell Powell	191	182	183	556	138	163	193	494	1050	175.00
	Boniface Thomas	147	211	190	548	191	150	162	503	1051	175.17
9.	Bahamas	546	540	462	1548	515	432	498	1445	2993	166.28
	Kevin Williams	178	174	142	494	162	129	159	450	944	157.33
	Charles Johnson	171	190	167	528	179	154	181	514	1042	173.67
	Clayton Gardiner	197	176	153	526	174	149	158	481	1007	167.83
10.	Chile	546	490	499	1535	435	464	458	1357	2892	160.67
	Genaro Claps	159	133	165	457	143	150	168	461	918	153.00
	Raul Castillo	197	176	155	528	144	144	117	405	933	155.50
	Ulises Rojas	190	181	179	550	148	170	173	491	1041	173.50

5th PABCON Senior Championships – Women’s Trios

Pos	Player/Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Canada	578	581	554	1713	542	497	537	1576	3289	182.72
	Jill Friis	202	224	189	615	201	171	174	546	1161	193.50
	France Joubert	195	185	187	567	206	162	191	559	1126	187.67
	Susan Grande	181	172	178	531	135	164	172	471	1002	167.00
2.	Mexico	544	506	539	1589	520	539	569	1628	3217	178.72
	Scarlett Padilla	171	180	176	527	159	207	172	538	1065	177.50
	Margarita Ramos B.	188	164	161	513	166	177	172	515	1028	171.33
	Veronica Berumen	185	162	202	549	195	155	225	575	1124	187.33
2.	Panama	553	585	551	1689	485	554	489	1528	3217	178.72
	Lizzette Abood	182	215	171	568	148	170	158	476	1044	174.00
	Yvette Chen	204	169	193	566	179	196	213	588	1154	192.33
	Sherlie Charles	167	201	187	555	158	188	118	464	1019	169.83
4.	Puerto Rico	536	535	525	1596	564	507	527	1598	3194	177.44
	Nora Serracin	216	183	177	576	208	169	172	549	1125	187.50
	Myrna Florez	147	177	189	513	178	186	191	555	1068	178.00
	Lisa Melendez	173	175	159	507	178	152	164	494	1001	166.83
5.	Colombia	502	548	529	1579	539	491	548	1578	3157	175.39
	Amanda Galeano C	169	164	195	528	180	147	189	516	1044	174.00
	Maria V. Correal	161	167	166	494	198	179	171	548	1042	173.67
	Gloria I. Arango F.	172	217	168	557	161	165	188	514	1071	178.50
6.	Costa Rica	471	574	530	1575	508	554	516	1578	3153	175.17
	Sylvia Villalobos	157	177	190	524	176	189	147	512	1036	172.67
	Marita Checa	166	202	169	537	144	190	166	500	1037	172.83
	Ghiselle Araujo	148	195	171	514	188	175	203	566	1080	180.00
7.	Venezuela	464	453	560	1477	549	600	490	1639	3116	173.11
	Fernanda Solis	138	150	178	466	159	173	116	448	914	152.33
	Joan Rojas	169	148	179	496	193	206	210	609	1105	184.17
	Carmen Gonzalez	157	155	203	515	197	221	164	582	1097	182.83
8.	Dominican Republic	493	443	519	1455	451	400	461	1312	2767	153.72
	Rossana Garcia	166	158	188	512	170	169	175	514	1026	171.00
	Josefina Cordero	197	143	175	515	132	107	152	391	906	151.00
	Virginia Garcia	130	142	156	428	149	124	134	407	835	139.17

3rd PABCON Super Senior Championships – Mixed Doubles

Pos	Player/Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Canada	300	381	367	1048	442	446	391	1279	2327	193.92
	Jack Brace	161	223	206	590	234	278	223	735	1325	220.83
	Marion Marco	139	158	161	458	208	168	168	544	1002	167.00
2.	Canada	386	365	381	1132	430	373	341	1144	2276	189.67
	Bob Puttick	207	173	191	571	243	205	193	641	1212	202.00
	Deb Linington	179	192	190	561	187	168	148	503	1064	177.33
3.	Colombia	331	379	392	1102	382	422	329	1133	2235	186.25
	Edgar E. Gomez G.	173	216	211	600	218	223	173	614	1214	202.33
	Nora Delgado	158	163	181	502	164	199	156	519	1021	170.17
4.	Mexico	376	387	361	1124	362	347	392	1101	2225	185.42
	Mario Boneta	199	198	207	604	180	182	205	567	1171	195.17
	Fransuesa Sacre	177	189	154	520	182	165	187	534	1054	175.67
5.	Puerto Rico	316	322	374	1012	366	404	335	1105	2117	176.42
	Jaime Almendro	181	175	206	562	189	246	177	612	1174	195.67
	Vivian Martinez	135	147	168	450	177	158	158	493	943	157.17
6.	Colombia	345	323	334	1002	397	370	336	1103	2105	175.42
	Luis F. Madrinan S.	190	180	190	560	215	207	197	619	1179	196.50
	Gloria Vargas	155	143	144	442	182	163	139	484	926	154.33
7.	Panama	320	344	360	1024	290	393	321	1004	2028	169.00
	Jose A. Zambrano	172	167	180	519	173	180	188	541	1060	176.67
	Guadalupe Coparropa	148	177	180	505	117	213	133	463	968	161.33
8.	Costa Rica	324	295	365	984	313	331	337	981	1965	163.75
	Rodrigo Rojas	178	149	175	502	176	168	166	510	1012	168.67
	Emilie Perez	146	146	190	482	137	163	171	471	953	158.83
9.	Mexico	258	319	287	864	353	353	381	1087	1951	162.58
	Jose A. Aguilar	135	159	137	431	177	195	181	553	984	164.00
	Alejandra Arellano	123	160	150	433	176	158	200	534	967	161.17
10.	Panama	289	280	315	884	339	320	357	1016	1900	158.33
	Manuel Zambrano	129	137	149	415	161	176	193	530	945	157.50
	Marcia Garcia	160	143	166	469	178	144	164	486	955	159.17
11.	Puerto Rico	318	335	257	910	275	348	338	961	1871	155.92
	Fico Perez	150	191	112	453	132	168	180	480	933	155.50
	Galen Nazario	168	144	145	457	143	180	158	481	938	156.33