Colombia, Mexico win Team titles at CONCECABOL Youth Championship

17 November, 2018

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The Under-21 boys and girls from Colombia and the Under-16 mixed team from Mexico won the coveted team gold medals in the Central American & Caribbean Youth Championship at Bolera Unidad Deportiva Belen in Medellín, Colombia, Friday.

Felipe Gil, David Gomez, Juan Rincon and Sebastian Salazar (featured photo, from left) closed their 4970 six-series, an average of 207.08, with 844 to beat out Costa Rica for the gold medal in the U21 boys’ division by three pins.

Jonaykel Conejo, Alberto Quesada, Mathias Haehner and Toscano Luconi (right, l-r), who started the event with a huge 1001 game and held a 78-pin lead heading into the final game, had to settle for the silver medal with 4967 (206.96).

Venezuela’s Rodolfo Monacelli, Andres Molinary, Alejandro Alvarez and Julio Ruiz (left, l-r) were 352 pins behind Costa Rica in third place to receive the bronze medal with 4615 (192.29).

Costa Rica’s Jonaykel Conejo averaged 223.94 for 18 games to win the gold medal in all-events (total pinfall in singles, doubles and team event) with 4031 total. His compatriot Toscano Luconi took silver with 3866 and David Gomez of Colombia got bronze with 3852.

Juliana Botero, Natalia Miranda, Veronica Cepeda and Laura Garzon followed in the footprints of the Colombian boys to lead the four U21 girls’ team event with 4591 and an average of 191.29. Mexico was second with 4509 and Costa Rica third with 4409.

Juliana Botero led the 19 girls in All-Events with 3835 and an average of 213.06 to win her fourth gold medal of this Championship after Singles, Doubles and Team. Veronica Cepeda earned the silver medal with distant 3658 and was followed by Ana Morales of Guatemala, who took bronze with 3613.

The U16 boys and girls from Mexico flew past their opponents to win the gold medal in the Mixed Team event with 5003 total and an average of 208.46. Keyla Covarrubia, Andrea Perez, Manuel Ordaz and Marco Flores outaveraged silver medalist Puerto Rico (4298, 179.08) and bronze medalist Colombia (4230, 176.25) by 29 and 32 pins, respectively.

Manuel Ordaz (4031, 223.94) and Keyla Covarrubia (3459, 192.17) added the gold medals in U16 boys’ and girls’ All-Events to the Mexican medal haul. It was the fourth gold medal for Ordaz and the third for Covarrubia.

Marco Flores and singles champion Blanca Fraticelli of Puerto Rico took the silver medals, while Diego Aguilar of Guatemala and Sara Duque of Colombia got the bronze medals.

The Central American & Caribbean Youth Championship conclude Saturday with the Masters finals. The top 8 in All-Events will determine the champions in best-of-three games single-elimination match play in bracket system.

The 2018 Central American & Caribbean Youth Championship has brought 71 competitors (49 in the Under-21 division and 22 in the Under-16 division) from 8 countries, Aruba, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the host country Colombia, to Bolera Unidad Deportiva Belen, a 16-laner in Medellín, to bowl for medals in singles, doubles, team, all-events and masters competition.

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2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Boys’ Team event

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Colombia	829	816	923	2568	742	816	844	2402	4970	207.08
	Felipe Gil	179	227	244	650	179	227	244	650	1268	211.33
	Sebastian Salazar	191	204	237	632	191	204	237	632	1268	211.33
	Juan J. Rincon C.	214	148	217	579	214	148	217	579	1149	191.50
	David F. Gomez	245	237	225	707	245	237	225	707	1285	214.17
2.	Costa Rica	1001	781	824	2606	837	761	763	2361	4967	206.96
	Jonaykel Conejo	278	205	216	699	278	205	216	699	1336	222.67
	Toscano Luconi	257	208	215	680	257	208	215	680	1318	219.67
	Alberto Quesada	211	155	202	568	211	155	202	568	1126	187.67
	Mathias Haehner	255	213	191	659	255	213	191	659	1187	197.83
3.	Venezuela	746	850	741	2337	809	697	772	2278	4615	192.29
	Julio A. Ruiz	185	190	155	530	185	190	155	530	1023	170.50
	Andres A. Molinary	149	230	214	593	149	230	214	593	1178	196.33
	Rodolfo A. Monacelli	201	227	180	608	201	227	180	608	1203	200.50
	Alejandro R. Alvarez	211	203	192	606	211	203	192	606	1211	201.83
4.	Mexico	712	782	720	2214	850	789	693	2332	4546	189.42
	Roberto S. Nunez	215	215	200	630	215	215	200	630	1266	211.00
	Roberto A. Perez	152	191	176	519	152	191	176	519	1111	185.17
	Maximiliano Lopez	170	167	203	540	170	167	203	540	1100	183.33
	Gerardo D. Garcia	175	209	141	525	175	209	141	525	1069	178.17
5.	Puerto Rico	715	703	641	2059	787	855	818	2460	4519	188.29
	Javier Muniz	248	166	157	571	248	166	157	571	1204	200.67
	William Rojas	151	187	178	516	151	187	178	516	1186	197.67
	Eric Narvaez	163	150	172	485	163	150	172	485	1065	177.50
	Jeric G. Vera	153	200	134	487	153	200	134	487	1064	177.33
6.	Aruba	761	780	697	2238	786	771	708	2265	4503	187.63
	Kaelan Roos	173	189	162	524	173	189	162	524	1148	191.33
	Ian Tromp	179	177	135	491	179	177	135	491	983	163.83
	Jared Felipa	179	192	232	603	179	192	232	603	1143	190.50
	Yannick Roos	230	222	168	620	230	222	168	620	1229	204.83
7.	Guatemala	716	697	676	2089	661	677	694	2032	4121	171.71
	Marvin M. Leon	189	179	183	551	189	179	183	551	1088	181.33
	Miguel E. Aguilar	189	176	193	558	189	176	193	558	1061	176.83
	Sergio I Palacios	160	172	145	477	160	172	145	477	1008	168.00
	Juan D. Morales	178	170	155	503	178	170	155	503	964	160.67

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Girls’ Team event

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Colombia	912	704	696	2312	866	667	746	2279	4591	191.29
	Natalia Miranda	194	192	164	550	194	192	164	550	1131	188.50
	Veronica Cepeda	207	190	179	576	207	190	179	576	1202	200.33
	Juliana Botero E.	233	192	189	614	233	192	189	614	1186	197.67
	Laura Garzon M.	278	130	164	572	278	130	164	572	1072	178.67
2.	Mexico	675	778	748	2201	774	751	783	2308	4509	187.88
	Iliana L. Salinas	153	172	199	524	153	172	199	524	1125	187.50
	Norma A. Romero	183	215	184	582	183	215	184	582	1186	197.67
	Airam Fuentes	156	182	178	516	156	182	178	516	1078	179.67
	Ana I. Sada	183	209	187	579	183	209	187	579	1120	186.67
3.	Costa Rica	681	826	728	2235	730	771	673	2174	4409	183.71
	Ericka Quesada	154	232	204	590	154	232	204	590	1112	185.33
	Fabiola Sandoval	192	224	167	583	192	224	167	583	1215	202.50
	Maria F. Aguiluz	174	171	190	535	174	171	190	535	1041	173.50
	Alexa Fernandez	161	199	167	527	161	199	167	527	1041	173.50
4.	Guatemala	680	665	714	2059	776	682	753	2211	4270	177.92
	Ana P. Morales	214	181	185	580	214	181	185	580	1158	193.00
	Amy S. Sanchez	177	158	234	569	177	158	234	569	1140	190.00
	Valerie A. Argueta	164	177	163	504	164	177	163	504	1092	182.00
	Nathalie S. Leon	125	149	132	406	125	149	132	406	880	146.67

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Mixed Team event

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Mexico	813	876	844	2533	865	806	799	2470	5003	208.46
	Keyla Covarrubia R.	158	220	190	568	158	220	190	568	1159	193.17
	Andrea C. Perez	192	189	223	604	192	189	223	604	1088	181.33
	Manuel Ordaz G.	268	238	227	733	268	238	227	733	1408	234.67
	Marco A. Flores	195	229	204	628	195	229	204	628	1348	224.67
2.	Puerto Rico	778	670	770	2218	744	660	676	2080	4298	179.08
	Pedro Irizarry	204	190	223	617	204	190	223	617	1099	183.17
	Javier Y. Benitez	207	181	246	634	207	181	246	634	1158	193.00
	Blanca Fraticelli	159	128	149	436	159	128	149	436	998	166.33
	Claudia C. Santiago	208	171	152	531	208	171	152	531	1043	173.83
3.	Colombia	721	714	687	2122	740	672	696	2108	4230	176.25
	David Duque J.	195	167	178	540	195	167	178	540	1103	183.83
	Jeronimo Rueda G.	160	188	188	536	160	188	188	536	1087	181.17
	Daniela Gonzalez	178	156	137	471	178	156	137	471	932	155.33
	Sara Duque J.	188	203	184	575	188	203	184	575	1108	184.67
4.	Aruba	663	741	784	2188	626	638	709	1973	4161	173.38
	Rania Halabi	169	203	193	565	169	203	193	565	1005	167.50
	Xanthe Lobbrecht	177	183	174	534	177	183	174	534	993	165.50
	Xander Tromp	141	158	180	479	141	158	180	479	988	164.67
	Keaton Germann	176	197	237	610	176	197	237	610	1175	195.83
5.	Guatemala	695	694	723	2112	652	633	592	1877	3989	166.21
	Paula S. Figueroa	140	170	161	471	140	170	161	471	853	142.17
	Andrea C. Castro	168	136	157	461	168	136	157	461	872	145.33
	Diego F. Aguilar	240	222	235	697	240	222	235	697	1332	222.00
	Brandon E. Lopez	147	166	170	483	147	166	170	483	932	155.33

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Boys’ All-Events

Top 8 advance to Masters finals

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Jonaykel Conejo	Costa Rica	18	1392	1303	1336	4031	223.94
2.	Toscano Luconi	Costa Rica	18	1261	1287	1318	3866	214.78
3.	David F. Gomez	Colombia	18	1378	1189	1285	3852	214.00
4.	Yannick Roos	Aruba	18	1360	1211	1229	3800	211.11
5.	Sebastian Salazar	Colombia	18	1318	1177	1268	3763	209.06
6.	Roberto S. Nunez	Mexico	18	1268	1214	1266	3748	208.22
7.	Felipe Gil	Colombia	18	1183	1281	1268	3732	207.33
8.	Alejandro R. Alvarez	Venezuela	18	1196	1309	1211	3716	206.44
9.	Rodolfo A. Monacelli	Venezuela	18	1331	1165	1203	3699	205.50
10.	Maximiliano Lopez	Mexico	18	1255	1265	1100	3620	201.11
11.	Juan J. Rincon C.	Colombia	18	1273	1195	1149	3617	200.94
12.	Alberto Quesada	Costa Rica	18	1314	1153	1126	3593	199.61
13.	Andres A. Molinary	Venezuela	18	1193	1218	1178	3589	199.39
14.	Javier Muniz	Puerto Rico	18	1203	1178	1204	3585	199.17
15.	Mathias Haehner	Costa Rica	18	1121	1204	1187	3512	195.11
16.	Roberto A. Perez	Mexico	18	1168	1192	1111	3471	192.83
17.	William Rojas	Puerto Rico	18	1129	1150	1186	3465	192.50
18.	Jared Felipa	Aruba	18	1051	1210	1143	3404	189.11
19.	Gerardo D. Garcia	Mexico	18	1099	1193	1069	3361	186.72
20.	Jeric G. Vera	Puerto Rico	18	1183	1092	1064	3339	185.50
21.	Eric Narvaez	Puerto Rico	18	1053	1211	1065	3329	184.94
22.	Marvin M. Leon	Guatemala	18	1142	1066	1088	3296	183.11
23.	Kaelan Roos	Aruba	18	1070	1064	1148	3282	182.33
24.	Julio A. Ruiz	Venezuela	18	1085	1064	1023	3172	176.22
25.	Kevin A. Nunez	El Salvador	18	917	1169	1007	3093	171.83
26.	Miguel E. Aguilar	Guatemala	18	1003	997	1061	3061	170.06
27.	Jose R. Hernandez	El Salvador	18	978	990	1073	3041	168.94
28.	Sergio I Palacios	Guatemala	18	883	1010	1008	2901	161.17
29.	Ian Tromp	Aruba	18	979	906	983	2868	159.33
30.	Juan D. Morales	Guatemala	18	864	939	964	2767	153.72

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Girls’ All-Events

Top 8 advance to Masters finals

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Juliana Botero E.	Colombia	18	1369	1280	1186	3835	213.06
2.	Veronica Cepeda	Colombia	18	1322	1134	1202	3658	203.22
3.	Ana P. Morales	Guatemala	18	1235	1220	1158	3613	200.72
4.	Fabiola Sandoval	Costa Rica	18	1206	1150	1215	3571	198.39
5.	Laura Garzon M.	Colombia	18	1148	1281	1072	3501	194.50
6.	Natalia Miranda	Colombia	18	1148	1142	1131	3421	190.06
7.	Airam Fuentes	Mexico	18	1168	1151	1078	3397	188.72
8.	Alexa Fernandez	Costa Rica	18	1112	1221	1041	3374	187.44
9.	Ericka Quesada	Costa Rica	18	1131	1129	1112	3372	187.33
10.	Norma A. Romero	Mexico	18	1034	1137	1186	3357	186.50
11.	Ana I. Sada	Mexico	18	1086	1139	1120	3345	185.83
12.	Amy S. Sanchez	Guatemala	18	1001	1121	1140	3262	181.22
13.	Iliana L. Salinas	Mexico	18	1005	1130	1125	3260	181.11
14.	Maria F. Aguiluz	Costa Rica	18	1114	1022	1041	3177	176.50
15.	Valerie A. Argueta	Guatemala	18	1051	1033	1092	3176	176.44
16.	Xiquienne Leonardo	Aruba	18	911	969	1081	2961	164.50
17.	Nathalie S. Leon	Guatemala	18	887	970	880	2737	152.06
18.	Eva Maduro	Aruba	18	763	839	995	2597	144.28
19.	Rosalia Solognier	Aruba	18	949	848	744	2541	141.17

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Boys’ All-Events

Top 8 advance to Masters finals

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Manuel Ordaz G.	Mexico	18	1264	1359	1408	4031	223.94
2.	Marco A. Flores	Mexico	18	1208	1079	1348	3635	201.94
3.	Diego F. Aguilar	Guatemala	18	1198	1059	1332	3589	199.39
4.	David Duque J.	Colombia	18	1158	1228	1103	3489	193.83
5.	Javier Y. Benitez	Puerto Rico	18	1146	1131	1158	3435	190.83
6.	Samuel E. Mendoza	El Salvador	18	1110	1124	1145	3379	187.72
7.	Pedro Irizarry	Puerto Rico	18	1042	1169	1099	3310	183.89
8.	Jeronimo Rueda G.	Colombia	18	1062	1133	1087	3282	182.33
9.	Pablo E. Garcia	El Salvador	18	1002	1163	1071	3236	179.78
10.	Xander Tromp	Aruba	18	1020	1012	988	3020	167.78
11.	Keaton Germann	Aruba	18	898	931	1175	3004	166.89
12.	Brandon E. Lopez	Guatemala	18	928	923	932	2783	154.61

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Girls’ All-Events

Top 8 advance to Masters finals

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Keyla Covarrubia R.	Mexico	18	1164	1136	1159	3459	192.17
2.	Blanca Fraticelli	Puerto Rico	18	1201	1223	998	3422	190.11
3.	Sara Duque J.	Colombia	18	1176	1127	1108	3411	189.50
4.	Andrea C. Perez	Mexico	18	977	1169	1088	3234	179.67
5.	Claudia C. Santiago	Puerto Rico	18	937	1070	1043	3050	169.44
6.	Daniela Gonzalez	Colombia	18	1104	1009	932	3045	169.17
7.	Xanthe Lobbrecht	Aruba	18	1006	1001	993	3000	166.67
8.	Rania Halabi	Aruba	18	894	961	1005	2860	158.89
9.	Andrea C. Castro	Guatemala	18	908	899	872	2679	148.83
10.	Paula S. Figueroa	Guatemala	18	932	766	853	2551	141.72