Finnish boys, Swedish girls lead EYC Team event after 3/6 games

23 March, 2016

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Finland‘s boys’ team and defending girls’ champion Sweden took the lead in the 29th European Youth Championships as the four-player team event has reached its halfway mark Wednesday at Keiluhöllin, Egilshöll bowling center in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Finland led the 18 boys’ teams with 2663 total, an average of 221.92 for three games, while Sweden paced the 9 girls’ teams with 2561 (213.42). Niko Oksanen of Finland and Cajsa Wegner of Sweden overtook the lead in All-Events after 9/18 games.

The 29th European Youth Championships will be held from March 18-27, 2016 at Keiluhöllin, Egilshöll bowling center in Reykjavik, Iceland.

The Championships drew 137 players, 84 boys and 53 girls, from 25 member countries of the European Tenpin Bowling Federation (ETBF) – Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, and the host country Iceland.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before September 1, 1997 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 2016 EYC will be played on a 39-foot lane conditioning pattern with 24.52 mL volume oil total.

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. Top 8 players receive a first-round bye.

Photos courtesy of Olga Bulanova.

Swedish boys, German girls start 29th European Youth Championships with victory in Doubles

29th EYC – Boys Team Preliminaries after 3/6 games

Top 4 will advance to the medal round.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Finland	966	785	912	2663					2663	221.92
	Simon Susiluoto	203	200	265	668					668	222.67
	Jesse Ahokas	249	184	186	619					619	206.33
	Ville Rajala	235	196	205	636					636	212.00
	Niko Oksanen	279	205	256	740					740	246.67
2.	Netherlands	804	883	855	2542					2542	211.83
	Mike Bergmann	193	226	165	584					584	194.67
	Bart van Beers	258	227	244	729					729	243.00
	Ronan van der Loo	162	230	249	641					641	213.67
	Yorick van Deutekom	191	200	197	588					588	196.00
3.	Sweden	808	810	894	2512					2512	209.33
	Emil Holmberg	194	191	194	579					579	193.00
	Filip Thelander	212	244	198	654					654	218.00
	William Svensson	200	202	290	692					692	230.67
	Robert Lindberg	202	173	212	587					587	195.67
4.	Norway	806	881	825	2512					2512	209.33
	Brian Kjær	200	258	236	694					694	231.33
	Alexander Beck	214	221	200	635					635	211.67
	Jonas Dammen	218	205	221	644					644	214.67
	Jens Mathiesen	174	197	168	539					539	179.67
5.	Slovenia	821	872	793	2486					2486	207.17
	Ziga Zalar	194	196	191	581					581	193.67
	Aleksander Kostric	193	279	201	673					673	224.33
	Tim Cerkvenik	234	193	220	647					647	215.67
	Rok Kostric	200	204	181	585					585	195.00
6.	Denmark	830	716	923	2469					2469	205.75
	Patrik Sörensen	178	192	223	593					593	197.67
	Martin Biltoft	222	147	280	649					649	216.33
	Rasmus Bering	181	223	229	633					633	211.00
	Tim Stampe	249	154	191	594					594	198.00
7.	England	836	799	755	2390					2390	199.17
	Dominic Bond	203	176	182	561					561	187.00
	Jamie Gore	213	206	212	631					631	210.33
	Jamie Elliott	200	216	193	609					609	203.00
	Jake Edwards	220	201	168	589					589	196.33
8.	Russia	797	801	719	2317					2317	193.08
	Dmitrii Boiko	182	188	150	520					520	173.33
	Alexey Stepin	187	219	180	586					586	195.33
	Vladimir Churilov	209	211	189	609					609	203.00
	Igor Filippov	219	183	200	602					602	200.67
9.	Slovakia	798	755	756	2309					2309	192.42
	Tomás Vrabec	167	171	154	492					492	164.00
	Alex Basala	169	181	194	544					544	181.33
	Dávid Vilina	222	233	203	658					658	219.33
	Roman Karlík	240	170	205	615					615	205.00
10.	Czech Republic	757	727	801	2285					2285	190.42
	Tomas Plechata	216	191	211	618					618	206.00
	Jan Triska	190	176	232	598					598	199.33
	Jiri Beran	174	147	175	496					496	165.33
	Michal Janovsky	177	213	183	573					573	191.00
11.	Scotland	810	773	699	2282					2282	190.17
	Callum MacKenzie	189	199	177	565					565	188.33
	Ryan Hart	214	180	189	583					583	194.33
	Daniel Masters	199	193	173	565					565	188.33
	Jack Kerr	208	201	160	569					569	189.67
12.	Poland	757	735	786	2278					2278	189.83
	Tomasz Lutowski	188	182	214	584					584	194.67
	Alexander Langner	223	181	199	603					603	201.00
	Michal Niedziela	153	150	146	449					449	149.67
	Michal Brachaniec	193	222	227	642					642	214.00
13.	Germany	690	811	749	2250					2250	187.50
	Lukas Müller	141	244	186	571					571	190.33
	Pascal Kempgens	223	174	184	581					581	193.67
	Nils Nuckel	169	171	194	534					534	178.00
	Fabian Kloos	157	222	185	564					564	188.00
14.	Ukraine	697	697	826	2220					2220	185.00
	Illia Ostroverkh	214	214	188	616					616	205.33
	Mykola Sielin	164	157	199	520					520	173.33
	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	141	151	267	559					559	186.33
	Valentyn Kucherenko	178	175	172	525					525	175.00
15.	Italy	741	704	768	2213					2213	184.42
	Andrea Mangicotti	168	222	183	573					573	191.00
	Gianni Cusumano	131	172	233	536					536	178.67
	Riccardo Ruggiero	234	152	128	514					514	171.33
	Allen Ranchez Ragasa	208	158	224	590					590	196.67
16.	Greece	714	746	706	2166					2166	180.50
	Petros Kostis	176	190	161	527					527	175.67
	Nikolaos Moutesidis	179	162	162	503					503	167.67
	Eleftherios Montsenigos	159	185	189	533					533	177.67
	Nikolaos Serelis	200	209	194	603					603	201.00
17.	Iceland	636	640	833	2109					2109	175.75
	Þorsteinn Hanning Kristinsson	150	188	200	538					538	179.33
	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	164	135	211	510					510	170.00
	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	157	125	203	485					485	161.67
	Jökull Byron Magnússon	165	192	219	576					576	192.00
18.	Turkey	646	603	639	1888					1888	157.33
	Umut Díyar Gök	166	147	148	461					461	153.67
	Berkay Bulca	158	134	170	462					462	154.00
	Fatíh Fídan	177	161	185	523					523	174.33
	Emre Inan Karahan	145	161	136	442					442	147.33

29th EYC – Girls Team Preliminaries after 3/6 games

Top 4 will advance to the medal round.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Sweden	823	858	880	2561					2561	213.42
	Cajsa Wegner	192	245	242	679					679	226.33
	Amanda Nyman	188	153	220	561					561	187.00
	Madelene Gullberg	259	215	227	701					701	233.67
	Alida Molander	184	245	191	620					620	206.67
2.	Russia	825	804	892	2521					2521	210.08
	Maria Koshel	175	226	247	648					648	216.00
	Varvara Gryaznova	192	192	185	569					569	189.67
	Ksenia Apanyakina	219	181	237	637					637	212.33
	Maria Bulanova	239	205	223	667					667	222.33
3.	England	734	873	824	2431					2431	202.58
	Katie Tagg	195	211	211	617					617	205.67
	Lorna Scott	184	228	185	597					597	199.00
	Sophie Thompson	170	209	183	562					562	187.33
	Mia Bewley	185	225	245	655					655	218.33
4.	Denmark	773	728	834	2335					2335	194.58
	Megan Gales Dicay	182	145	180	507					507	169.00
	Christine Hansen	184	179	234	597					597	199.00
	Line Brandt Christiansen	190	191	187	568					568	189.33
	Mika Guldbæk	217	213	233	663					663	221.00
5.	Germany	788	723	822	2333					2333	194.42
	Bettina Burghard	216	145	235	596					596	198.67
	Gina-Maria Merkel	180	235	211	626					626	208.67
	Lea Buchbauer	206	193	172	571					571	190.33
	Lea Degenhardt	186	150	204	540					540	180.00
6.	Finland	740	709	839	2288					2288	190.67
	Teea Mäkelä	202	163	206	571					571	190.33
	Senni Savikurki	161	172	243	576					576	192.00
	Riikka Hakala	212	171	208	591					591	197.00
	Vilma Salo	165	203	182	550					550	183.33
7.	France	847	675	733	2255					2255	187.92
	Sarah Essouffi	198	154	213	565					565	188.33
	Pauline Robin	204	157	142	503					503	167.67
	Estelle Bain	221	170	207	598					598	199.33
	Amélie Keloganian	224	194	171	589					589	196.33
8.	Netherlands	815	633	687	2135					2135	177.92
	Anique van Ewijck	185	139	160	484					484	161.33
	Rianne van Zijp	213	172	179	564					564	188.00
	Dominique Beverdam	179	145	154	478					478	159.33
	Denise Blankenzee	238	177	194	609					609	203.00
9.	Iceland	648	682	672	2002					2002	166.83
	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	134	132	157	423					423	141.00
	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	181	187	178	546					546	182.00
	Jóhanna Guðjónsdóttir	209	208	192	609					609	203.00
	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	124	155	145	424					424	141.33

29th EYC – Boys All-Events after 9 of 18 games

Top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	9	1322	740		2062	229.11
2.	Brian Kjær	Norway	9	1338	694		2032	225.78
3.	Robert Lindberg	Sweden	9	1396	587		1983	220.33
4.	Tim Cerkvenik	Slovenia	9	1318	647		1965	218.33
5.	William Svensson	Sweden	9	1267	692		1959	217.67
6.	Bart van Beers	Netherlands	9	1223	729		1952	216.89
7.	Rasmus Bering	Denmark	9	1314	633		1947	216.33
8.	Filip Thelander	Sweden	9	1286	654		1940	215.56
9.	Michal Brachaniec	Poland	9	1290	642		1932	214.67
10.	Mike Bergmann	Netherlands	9	1342	584		1926	214.00
11.	Jonas Dammen	Norway	9	1272	644		1916	212.89
12.	Aleksander Kostric	Slovenia	9	1235	673		1908	212.00
13.	Joppe Belmans	Belgium	9	1213	673		1886	209.56
14.	Vladimir Churilov	Russia	9	1277	609		1886	209.56
15.	Roman Karlík	Slovakia	9	1267	615		1882	209.11
16.	Alexey Stepin	Russia	9	1296	586		1882	209.11
17.	Yorick van Deutekom	Netherlands	9	1287	588		1875	208.33
18.	Jan Triska	Czech Republic	9	1262	598		1860	206.67
19.	Jesse Ahokas	Finland	9	1240	619		1859	206.56
20.	Ville Rajala	Finland	9	1213	636		1849	205.44
21.	Michal Janovsky	Czech Republic	9	1270	573		1843	204.78
22.	Alexander Beck	Norway	9	1203	635		1838	204.22
23.	Rok Kostric	Slovenia	9	1243	585		1828	203.11
24.	Jake Edwards	England	9	1238	589		1827	203.00
25.	Tomas Plechata	Czech Republic	9	1202	618		1820	202.22
26.	Andrea Mangicotti	Italy	9	1246	573		1819	202.11
27.	Emil Holmberg	Sweden	9	1238	579		1817	201.89
28.	Dominic Bond	England	9	1256	561		1817	201.89
29.	Maxime Dubois	France	9	1308	508		1816	201.78
30.	Jamie Gore	England	9	1184	631		1815	201.67
31.	Tomás Vrabec	Slovakia	9	1309	492		1801	200.11
32.	Patrik Sörensen	Denmark	9	1207	593		1800	200.00
33.	Dávid Vilina	Slovakia	9	1137	658		1795	199.44
34.	Jamie Elliott	England	9	1180	609		1789	198.78
35.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	9	1208	581		1789	198.78
36.	Quentin Deroo	France	9	1172	613		1785	198.33
37.	Carl Kinnunen	Estonia	9	1175	591		1766	196.22
38.	Gianni Cusumano	Italy	9	1228	536		1764	196.00
39.	Tomasz Lutowski	Poland	9	1177	584		1761	195.67
40.	Martin Biltoft	Denmark	9	1111	649		1760	195.56
41.	Simon Susiluoto	Finland	9	1088	668		1756	195.11
42.	Ron Alhazov	Israel	9	1219	521		1740	193.33
43.	Mykola Sielin	Ukraine	9	1212	520		1732	192.44
44.	Illia Ostroverkh	Ukraine	9	1108	616		1724	191.56
45.	Igor Filippov	Russia	9	1115	602		1717	190.78
46.	Tim Stampe	Denmark	9	1123	594		1717	190.78
47.	Valentyn Kucherenko	Ukraine	9	1189	525		1714	190.44
48.	Ronan van der Loo	Netherlands	9	1072	641		1713	190.33
49.	Marin Vedris	Croatia	9	1072	641		1713	190.33
50.	Nils Nuckel	Germany	9	1177	534		1711	190.11
51.	Lukas Müller	Germany	9	1139	571		1710	190.00
52.	Fabian Kloos	Germany	9	1146	564		1710	190.00
53.	Alexander Langner	Poland	9	1105	603		1708	189.78
54.	Allen Ranchez Ragasa	Italy	9	1114	590		1704	189.33
55.	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	Ukraine	9	1142	559		1701	189.00
56.	Nikolaos Serelis	Greece	9	1097	603		1700	188.89
57.	Jens Mathiesen	Norway	9	1151	539		1690	187.78
58.	Barak Efraty	Israel	9	1120	563		1683	187.00
59.	Jóhann Ársæll Atlason	Iceland	9	1163	510		1673	185.89
60.	Daniel Masters	Scotland	9	1107	565		1672	185.78
61.	Colin van Puyfelieck	Belgium	9	1133	534		1667	185.22
62.	Ryan Hart	Scotland	9	1075	583		1658	184.22
63.	Liron Ashkenazi	Israel	9	1163	486		1649	183.22
64.	Sven Fekeza	Croatia	9	1119	526		1645	182.78
65.	Pascal Kempgens	Germany	9	1061	581		1642	182.44
66.	Petros Kostis	Greece	9	1111	527		1638	182.00
67.	Callum MacKenzie	Scotland	9	1066	565		1631	181.22
68.	Rokas Rudzinskas	Lithuania	9	1048	566		1614	179.33
69.	Jökull Byron Magnússon	Iceland	9	1025	576		1601	177.89
70.	Jiri Beran	Czech Republic	9	1091	496		1587	176.33
71.	Dmitrii Boiko	Russia	9	1064	520		1584	176.00
72.	Nikolaos Moutesidis	Greece	9	1079	503		1582	175.78
73.	Domantas Cepulis	Lithuania	9	1025	554		1579	175.44
74.	Ágúst Ingi Stefánsson	Iceland	9	1086	485		1571	174.56
75.	Eleftherios Montsenigos	Greece	9	1024	533		1557	173.00
76.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	9	1001	544		1545	171.67
77.	Jack Kerr	Scotland	9	971	569		1540	171.11
78.	Riccardo Ruggiero	Italy	9	1005	514		1519	168.78
79.	Emre Inan Karahan	Turkey	9	1049	442		1491	165.67
80.	Umut Díyar Gök	Turkey	9	1004	461		1465	162.78
81.	Þorsteinn Hanning Kristinsson	Iceland	9	921	538		1459	162.11
82.	Michal Niedziela	Poland	9	980	449		1429	158.78
83.	Fatíh Fídan	Turkey	9	876	523		1399	155.44
84.	Berkay Bulca	Turkey	9	868	462		1330	147.78

29th EYC – Girls All-Events after 9 of 18 games

Top three earn the medals in All-Events; top 24 advance to Masters match play, top 8 earn one bye

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Doubles	Team	Singles	Total	Ave.
1.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	9	1403	679		2082	231.33
2.	Katie Tagg	England	9	1417	617		2034	226.00
3.	Jaqueline Witura	Austria	9	1254	686		1940	215.56
4.	Ksenia Apanyakina	Russia	9	1271	637		1908	212.00
5.	Kristína Sramková	Slovakia	9	1291	617		1908	212.00
6.	Alida Molander	Sweden	9	1284	620		1904	211.56
7.	Madelene Gullberg	Sweden	9	1198	701		1899	211.00
8.	Mika Guldbæk	Denmark	9	1235	663		1898	210.89
9.	Maria Koshel	Russia	9	1233	648		1881	209.00
10.	Amélie Keloganian	France	9	1287	589		1876	208.44
11.	Mia Bewley	England	9	1170	655		1825	202.78
12.	Estelle Bain	France	9	1203	598		1801	200.11
13.	Lorna Scott	England	9	1202	597		1799	199.89
14.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	9	1121	667		1788	198.67
15.	Lea Degenhardt	Germany	9	1236	540		1776	197.33
16.	Bettina Burghard	Germany	9	1169	596		1765	196.11
17.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	9	1151	609		1760	195.56
18.	Amanda Nyman	Sweden	9	1184	561		1745	193.89
19.	Vilma Salo	Finland	9	1194	550		1744	193.78
20.	Shir Azulay	Israel	9	1181	557		1738	193.11
21.	Sarah Essouffi	France	9	1170	565		1735	192.78
22.	Lea Buchbauer	Germany	9	1162	571		1733	192.56
23.	Jolien Thys	Belgium	9	1239	483		1722	191.33
24.	Lynne Fishler	Israel	9	1150	557		1707	189.67
25.	Line Brandt Christiansen	Denmark	9	1139	568		1707	189.67
26.	Teea Mäkelä	Finland	9	1131	571		1702	189.11
27.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	9	1133	569		1702	189.11
28.	Gina-Maria Merkel	Germany	9	1071	626		1697	188.56
29.	Christine Hansen	Denmark	9	1096	597		1693	188.11
30.	Sofia Hultstedt	Norway	9	1083	609		1692	188.00
31.	Sophie Thompson	England	9	1127	562		1689	187.67
32.	Katerina Hejduckova	Czech Republic	9	1155	530		1685	187.22
33.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	9	1101	576		1677	186.33
34.	Riikka Hakala	Finland	9	1076	591		1667	185.22
35.	Megan Gales Dicay	Denmark	9	1160	507		1667	185.22
36.	Pauline Robin	France	9	1159	503		1662	184.67
37.	Dominique Beverdam	Netherlands	9	1181	478		1659	184.33
38.	Inés Domac	Belgium	9	1147	501		1648	183.11
39.	Liron Peled	Israel	9	1054	575		1629	181.00
40.	Rianne van Zijp	Netherlands	9	1052	564		1616	179.56
41.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	9	1038	561		1599	177.67
42.	Jóhanna Guðjónsdóttir	Iceland	9	987	609		1596	177.33
43.	Anna Petakova	Czech Republic	9	1063	515		1578	175.33
44.	Kristína Koseková	Slovakia	9	998	559		1557	173.00
45.	Livija Perminaite	Lithuania	9	981	527		1508	167.56
46.	Anique van Ewijck	Netherlands	9	993	484		1477	164.11
47.	Julianne Wangsvik	Norway	9	908	565		1473	163.67
48.	Mariya Kucherenko	Ukraine	9	975	490		1465	162.78
49.	Bethany Wilkes	Scotland	9	912	546		1458	162.00
50.	Elva Rós Hannesdóttir	Iceland	9	909	546		1455	161.67
51.	Natália Králová	Slovakia	9	958	483		1441	160.11
52.	Helga Ósk Freysdóttir	Iceland	9	1003	423		1426	158.44
53.	Guðbjörg Harpa Sigurðardóttir	Iceland	9	981	424		1405	156.11