Colombia, Costa Rica, USA capture Mixed Doubles, Trios titles

06 September, 2017

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Colombia captured the gold medal in the Under16 mixed doubles event, while Costa Rica and the United States claimed gold in the Under21 boys and girls trios event in the Pan American Bowling Confederation (PABCON) Youth Championships.

It was the third gold medal in this Championships for Colombia and USA, but the first for Costa Rica. The award ceremonies took place Wednesday at Bol Obispado in Monterrey, Mexico.

Pictured above is the podium in U21 Boys Trios. Photos by Martin Faba and Megan Gonzales.

Alejandra Herrera, who started the Championships with victory in the U16 girls singles, won her second gold medal as she teamed with Samuel Jaramillo to win the mixed doubles competition with 1872 total for five team games. Herrera posted 945 and Jaramillo, who won bronze in singles and silver in doubles, added 927.

Puerto Rico’s Natalia Delgado/Javier Muñiz and Pamela Perez/
Edgar Burgos were mere nine and 22 pins behind, respectively, to earn silver and bronze with 1863 and 1850.

While the 31 boys and girls in the U16 division competed in mixed doubles, the 48 boys and 28 girls in the U21 division bowled six games to determine the trios champions in separate divisions.

Costa Rica’s Alberto Quesada, Jonaykel Conejo and Toscano Luconi, who were 103 pins behind Peru heading into the last game, closed with 642 to capture a surprising gold medal with 3757 total and an average of 208.72.

Peru’s Alejandro Ishikawa, Sebastian Yuzuriha and Aldo Guibu, who averaged 214.53 for the first five games, finished with a low game of 515 and had to settle for the silver medal with 3733.

Alex Cote, Marc Antoine Caron and Jakob Bowden of Canada were further 40 pins behind in third place to earn the bronze medal with 3695.

The U21 Team USA girls won the third gold medal in as many events. Singles and doubles champion Stephanie Schwartz joined forces with her doubles partner Breanna Clemmer and singles and doubles silver medalist Sydney Brummett to easily win the gold medal in trios with 3745 pinfall total and an average of 208.06.

Clemmer led the team with 1315, Brummett added 1226 and Schwartz contributed 1204. The trio had four games between 676 and 649 out averaging their nearest competitor by almost 17 pins.

Trailing USA by 303 pins to win the silver medal was Costa Rica with Ericka Quesada, Fabiola Sandoval and Alexa Fernandez, who chalked up 2442 (191.22 avg.). Puerto Rico’s Tayshaye Naranjo, Estefania Cobo and Sarah Sanes were 12 pins back in third place with 3430.

The 2017 Pan American Bowling Confederation Youth Championships will be held from September 2-9 at Bol Obispado in Monterrey, Mexico. The premiere event for youth bowlers in World Bowling’s American Zone drew 107 youth bowlers from 13 countries, 76 (48 boys and 28 girls) in the Under-21 division and 31 (16 boys and 15 girls) in the Under-16 division.

Players will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles (U16 only), Trios (U21 only), four-player Team, All-Events and Masters.

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Junior Team USA ready for 2017 PABCON Youth Championships

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U16 Mixed Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	Total	Ave.
1.	Colombia	425	387	367	325	368	1872	187.20
	Alejandra Herrera	198	166	202	159	220	945	189.00
	Samuel Jaramillo C	227	221	165	166	148	927	185.40
2.	Puerto Rico	379	342	359	401	382	1863	186.30
	Natalia Delgado	182	142	211	235	174	944	188.80
	Javier Muñiz	197	200	148	166	208	919	183.80
3.	Puerto Rico	383	406	331	361	369	1850	185.00
	Pamela Perez	193	206	141	182	176	898	179.60
	Edgar J. Burgos	190	200	190	179	193	952	190.40
4.	Mexico	353	416	344	366	335	1814	181.40
	Karla Sandoval	200	220	179	153	170	922	184.40
	Marco Flores	153	196	165	213	165	892	178.40
5.	Mexico	300	319	353	392	434	1798	179.80
	Ana Sada	129	189	147	158	154	777	155.40
	Luis Lugo	171	130	206	234	280	1021	204.20
6.	Guatemala	339	330	353	318	430	1770	177.00
	Amy S. Sanchez	167	176	166	161	211	881	176.20
	Diego F. Aguilar	172	154	187	157	219	889	177.80
7.	Colombia	339	332	353	337	373	1734	173.40
	Daniela Gonzalez C.	166	179	180	132	190	847	169.40
	Juan J. Rincon C.	173	153	173	205	183	887	177.40
8.	Costa Rica	326	352	308	342	309	1637	163.70
	Maria F. Aguiluz	157	153	169	149	149	777	155.40
	Mathias Sasso	169	199	139	193	160	860	172.00
9.	Dominican Republic	362	312	336	249	347	1606	160.60
	Ana G. Soto	162	167	144	107	122	702	140.40
	Darlin Beltre	200	145	192	142	225	904	180.80
10.	Peru	346	293	296	307	357	1599	159.90
	Sophie Oshiro	143	120	134	129	167	693	138.60
	Paul Higashionna	203	173	162	178	190	906	181.20
11.	Aruba	280	339	283	333	319	1554	155.40
	Rania Halabi	146	175	147	146	166	780	156.00
	Ian Tromp	134	164	136	187	153	774	154.80
12.	Peru	319	314	299	307	278	1517	151.70
	Yumi Yuzuriha	128	168	130	124	138	688	137.60
	Frank De La Sotta	191	146	169	183	140	829	165.80
13.	Aruba	320	306	320	322	243	1511	151.10
	Xyqienne Leonardo	150	134	114	167	120	685	137.00
	Jared Felipa	170	172	206	155	123	826	165.20
14.	Costa Rica	321	323	269	291	267	1471	147.10
	Ximena Paez	176	177	132	138	139	762	152.40
	Esteban Chacon	145	146	137	153	128	709	141.80

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U21 Boys Trios

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	Costa Rica	638	638	638	594	607	642	3757	208.72
	Alberto Quesada	188	225	223	235	254	212	1337	222.83
	Jonaykel Conejo	225	192	188	169	158	213	1145	190.83
	Toscano Luconi	225	221	227	190	195	217	1275	212.50
2.	Peru	647	664	686	605	616	515	3733	207.39
	Alejandro Ishikawa	222	249	298	150	228	156	1303	217.17
	Sebastian Yuzuriha	220	196	211	223	217	177	1244	207.33
	Aldo Guibu	205	219	177	232	171	182	1186	197.67
3.	Canada	658	575	549	626	660	625	3693	205.17
	Alex Cote	205	173	207	182	238	224	1229	204.83
	Marc Antoine Caron	208	193	191	206	164	171	1133	188.83
	Jakob Bowden	245	209	151	238	258	230	1331	221.83
4.	United States	586	618	600	583	631	663	3681	204.50
	Brandon Biondo	159	196	200	224	211	212	1202	200.33
	Jeffrey Mann	174	210	188	183	205	229	1189	198.17
	Cortez Schenck	253	212	212	176	215	222	1290	215.00
5.	Aruba	540	611	646	650	550	619	3616	200.89
	Yannick Roos	174	197	212	189	213	224	1209	201.50
	Elias Halabi	202	202	236	263	186	181	1270	211.67
	Renald Thiel	164	212	198	198	151	214	1137	189.50
6.	Mexico	532	579	558	608	627	582	3486	193.67
	Benjamin Martinez	166	221	199	189	234	200	1209	201.50
	Segio Villanueva	193	212	158	203	203	201	1170	195.00
	Brandon Pelayo	173	146	201	216	190	181	1107	184.50
7.	Puerto Rico	594	525	461	579	706	560	3425	190.28
	Raymond Rodriguez	201	179	171	206	227	183	1167	194.50
	Jorge A. Rodriguez	192	180	145	223	247	185	1172	195.33
	Rafael Pizarro	201	166	145	150	232	192	1086	181.00
8.	Colombia	534	526	520	565	630	574	3349	186.06
	Mauricio Cabrera	230	165	210	229	288	190	1312	218.67
	Felipe Gil A.	140	190	186	162	171	184	1033	172.17
	Jorge L. Tello	164	171	124	174	171	200	1004	167.33
9.	Dominican Republic	609	549	537	646	480	521	3342	185.67
	Gregory Morin Jr	168	183	198	244	188	191	1172	195.33
	Hector Simo	237	177	184	229	143	161	1131	188.50
	Manuel Gonzalez	204	189	155	173	149	169	1039	173.17
10.	El Salvador	527	577	615	547	481	531	3278	182.11
	Danijel M. Villalta	181	185	178	183	198	174	1099	183.17
	Jose A. Hernandez	157	184	212	180	134	211	1078	179.67
	Marco R. Tomasino	189	208	225	184	149	146	1101	183.50
11.	Uruguay	571	545	504	562	540	553	3275	181.94
	Franco Gracia	194	190	188	161	196	202	1131	188.50
	Joaquin Manrique	189	206	170	212	221	178	1176	196.00
	Alfonso Rodriguez	188	149	146	189	123	173	968	161.33
12.	Guatemala	492	466	515	498	539	563	3073	170.72
	Jonathan D. Aguilar	164	112	159	154	190	216	995	165.83
	Miguel E. Aguilar	163	209	180	160	163	169	1044	174.00
	Jose P. Giron	165	145	176	184	186	178	1034	172.33

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U21 Girls Trios

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	United States	550	649	676	574	653	643	3745	208.06
	Sydney Brummett	203	186	256	172	209	200	1226	204.33
	Breanna Clemmer	179	270	181	202	256	227	1315	219.17
	Stephanie Schwartz	168	193	239	200	188	216	1204	200.67
2.	Costa Rica	653	504	577	595	547	566	3442	191.22
	Ericka Quesada	244	159	251	182	214	207	1257	209.50
	Fabiola Sandoval	173	189	166	189	161	193	1071	178.50
	Alexa Fernandez	236	156	160	224	172	166	1114	185.67
3.	Puerto Rico	541	579	548	567	579	616	3430	190.56
	Tayshaye Naranjo	203	194	203	200	168	180	1148	191.33
	Estefania Cobo	162	162	175	183	175	202	1059	176.50
	Sarah Sanes	176	223	170	184	236	234	1223	203.83
4.	Canada	564	491	530	558	639	565	3347	185.94
	Mykaela Mitchell	194	173	220	157	222	160	1126	187.67
	Brittney Turcotte	179	155	180	178	202	213	1107	184.50
	Tiffany Griffith	191	163	130	223	215	192	1114	185.67
5.	Colombia	538	571	581	575	540	540	3345	185.83
	Isabella Correa	172	160	157	163	189	170	1011	168.50
	Laura Plazas	163	197	220	207	178	181	1146	191.00
	Ana S. Olaya R.	203	214	204	205	173	189	1188	198.00
6.	Mexico	556	542	536	507	540	587	3268	181.56
	Paola Limon	223	190	184	173	159	195	1124	187.33
	Alejandra Amezcua	144	141	189	165	179	216	1034	172.33
	Raquel Orozco	189	211	163	169	202	176	1110	185.00