Four countries share Singles gold medals at CONCECABOL Youth Championship

15 November, 2018

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Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico and Puerto Rico shared the gold medals in singles in the boys and girls U21 and U16 division at the CONCECABOL (Central and Caribbean Bowling Confederation) Youth Championship currently underway at Bolera Unidad Deportiva Belen in Medellín, Colombia.

Jonaykel Conejo (featured photo, center) of Costa Rica closed his six-game series with a huge 280 game, the highest game of this Championship so far, to capture the gold medal in the boys’ Under-21 division with 1392 and an average of 232.00.

David Gomez (left) of Colombia was mere 14 pins behind to earn the silver medal with 1378 (229.67). Yannick Roos (right) of Aruba, who led the 30-player field by 55 pins heading into the last game, had to settle for the bronze medal with 1360 (226.67) after finishing with 165.

Juliana Botero and Veronica Cepeda earned gold and silver for Colombia in the girls’ Under-21 division. Botero had five games between 248 and 218 and a low game of 196 to win the first gold medal for the host country with 1369 and an average of 228.17.

Cepeda was 47 pins back in second place with 1322, including 279 in the fourth game, the highest game of the 19-player field. Ana Morales of Guatemala was third to earn the bronze medal with distant 1235 (205.83).

The Mexican boys took gold and silver in the U16 division. Manuel Ordaz led the 12 players with 1264 total and an average of 210.67, including a 234 closing game to wrap up the title.

His compatriot Marco Flores finished with 246 and 224 to jump into second place with 1208 (201.33). Diego Aguilar of Guatemala received the bronze medal with 1198 (199.67).

Blanca Fraticelli of Puerto Rico was the lone U16 girl that surpassed the 1200-mark (200 average) en route to earn the gold medal with 1201 and an average of 200.17, including a high game of 245.

Sara Duque of Colombia closed her set with 225 to take the silver medal with 1176 (196.00). Bronze went to Keyla Covarrubia of Mexico with 1164 (194.00).

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.

Under-21 Boys’ Singles medalists, from left, David Gomez, Jonaykel Conejo and Yannick Roos.

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Boys’ Singles

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Jonaykel Conejo	Costa Rica	220	234	199	653	225	234	280	739	1392	232.00
2.	David F. Gomez	Colombia	224	278	209	711	235	194	238	667	1378	229.67
3.	Yannick Roos	Aruba	267	199	247	713	269	213	165	647	1360	226.67
4.	Rodolfo A. Monacelli	Venezuela	213	243	269	725	162	200	244	606	1331	221.83
5.	Sebastian Salazar	Colombia	193	176	228	597	240	236	245	721	1318	219.67
6.	Alberto Quesada	Costa Rica	209	216	233	658	216	206	234	656	1314	219.00
7.	Juan J. Rincon C.	Colombia	198	214	194	606	212	213	242	667	1273	212.17
8.	Roberto S. Nunez	Mexico	169	215	201	585	217	254	212	683	1268	211.33
9.	Toscano Luconi	Costa Rica	198	187	191	576	248	233	204	685	1261	210.17
10.	Maximiliano Lopez	Mexico	159	257	215	631	236	189	199	624	1255	209.17
11.	Javier Muniz	Puerto Rico	190	190	263	643	193	171	196	560	1203	200.50
12.	Alejandro R. Alvarez	Venezuela	234	221	160	615	168	191	222	581	1196	199.33
13.	Andres A. Molinary	Venezuela	194	224	180	598	257	157	181	595	1193	198.83
14.	Jeric G. Vera	Puerto Rico	188	174	231	593	236	145	209	590	1183	197.17
15.	Felipe Gil	Colombia	247	194	224	665	236	142	140	518	1183	197.17
16.	Roberto A. Perez	Mexico	205	203	149	557	203	221	187	611	1168	194.67
17.	Marvin M. Leon	Guatemala	162	181	195	538	138	222	244	604	1142	190.33
18.	William Rojas	Puerto Rico	204	192	171	567	211	142	209	562	1129	188.17
19.	Mathias Haehner	Costa Rica	178	191	149	518	207	183	213	603	1121	186.83
20.	Gerardo D. Garcia	Mexico	178	167	164	509	183	213	194	590	1099	183.17
21.	Julio A. Ruiz	Venezuela	181	211	163	555	182	173	175	530	1085	180.83
22.	Kaelan Roos	Aruba	135	185	155	475	221	213	161	595	1070	178.33
23.	Eric Narvaez	Puerto Rico	160	172	146	478	199	197	179	575	1053	175.50
24.	Jared Felipa	Aruba	186	188	201	575	179	143	154	476	1051	175.17
25.	Miguel E. Aguilar	Guatemala	126	166	161	453	192	144	214	550	1003	167.17
26.	Ian Tromp	Aruba	124	201	153	478	167	169	165	501	979	163.17
27.	Jose R. Hernandez	El Salvador	186	163	149	498	134	183	163	480	978	163.00
28.	Kevin A. Nunez	El Salvador	160	165	160	485	174	128	130	432	917	152.83
29.	Sergio I Palacios	Guatemala	159	154	128	441	111	169	162	442	883	147.17
30.	Juan D. Morales	Guatemala	137	158	146	441	157	146	120	423	864	144.00

Under-21 Girls’ Singles medalists, from left, Veronica Cepeda, Juliana Botero and Ana Morales.

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Girls’ Singles

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Juliana Botero E.	Colombia	233	248	233	714	196	241	218	655	1369	228.17
2.	Veronica Cepeda	Colombia	214	182	167	563	279	232	248	759	1322	220.33
3.	Ana P. Morales	Guatemala	209	180	213	602	225	185	223	633	1235	205.83
4.	Fabiola Sandoval	Costa Rica	192	170	160	522	200	236	248	684	1206	201.00
5.	Airam Fuentes	Mexico	220	178	200	598	181	196	193	570	1168	194.67
6.	Natalia Miranda	Colombia	181	190	182	553	192	205	198	595	1148	191.33
7.	Laura Garzon M.	Colombia	202	204	209	615	167	180	186	533	1148	191.33
8.	Ericka Quesada	Costa Rica	155	191	195	541	210	203	177	590	1131	188.50
9.	Maria F. Aguiluz	Costa Rica	165	161	162	488	187	216	223	626	1114	185.67
10.	Alexa Fernandez	Costa Rica	158	177	191	526	182	224	180	586	1112	185.33
11.	Ana I. Sada	Mexico	181	199	140	520	154	243	169	566	1086	181.00
12.	Valerie A. Argueta	Guatemala	200	191	178	569	130	180	172	482	1051	175.17
13.	Norma A. Romero	Mexico	200	129	169	498	165	164	207	536	1034	172.33
14.	Iliana L. Salinas	Mexico	170	189	169	528	133	134	210	477	1005	167.50
15.	Amy S. Sanchez	Guatemala	181	153	143	477	144	212	168	524	1001	166.83
16.	Rosalia Solognier	Aruba	143	170	169	482	147	173	147	467	949	158.17
17.	Xiquienne Leonardo	Aruba	108	157	173	438	144	166	163	473	911	151.83
18.	Nathalie S. Leon	Guatemala	161	159	161	481	107	159	140	406	887	147.83
19.	Eva Maduro	Aruba	164	138	119	421	131	116	95	342	763	127.17

Under-16 Boys’ Singles medalists, from left, Marco Flores, Manuel Ordaz and Diego Aguilar.

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Boys’ Singles

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Manuel Ordaz G.	Mexico	218	203	193	614	215	201	234	650	1264	210.67
2.	Marco A. Flores	Mexico	205	168	178	551	187	246	224	657	1208	201.33
3.	Diego F. Aguilar	Guatemala	169	215	244	628	215	179	176	570	1198	199.67
4.	David Duque J.	Colombia	233	207	143	583	183	149	243	575	1158	193.00
5.	Javier Y. Benitez	Puerto Rico	263	186	162	611	191	155	189	535	1146	191.00
6.	Samuel E. Mendoza	El Salvador	199	184	151	534	202	192	182	576	1110	185.00
7.	Jeronimo Rueda G.	Colombia	196	141	166	503	188	169	202	559	1062	177.00
8.	Pedro Irizarry	Puerto Rico	159	193	191	543	144	156	199	499	1042	173.67
9.	Xander Tromp	Aruba	184	146	157	487	156	193	184	533	1020	170.00
10.	Pablo E. Garcia	El Salvador	191	156	144	491	163	182	166	511	1002	167.00
11.	Brandon E. Lopez	Guatemala	139	172	197	508	142	149	129	420	928	154.67
12.	Keaton Germann	Aruba	161	166	149	476	144	144	134	422	898	149.67

Under-16 Girls’ Singles medalists, from left, Sara Duque, Blanca Fraticelli and Keyla Covarrubia.

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Girls’ Singles

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Blanca Fraticelli	Puerto Rico	199	245	174	618	179	204	200	583	1201	200.17
2.	Sara Duque J.	Colombia	191	167	226	584	179	188	225	592	1176	196.00
3.	Keyla Covarrubia R.	Mexico	205	189	185	579	198	210	177	585	1164	194.00
4.	Daniela Gonzalez	Colombia	168	178	234	580	166	159	199	524	1104	184.00
5.	Xanthe Lobbrecht	Aruba	142	169	155	466	202	176	162	540	1006	167.67
6.	Andrea C. Perez	Mexico	156	158	139	453	189	146	189	524	977	162.83
7.	Claudia C. Santiago	Puerto Rico	132	161	151	444	175	179	139	493	937	156.17
8.	Paula S. Figueroa	Guatemala	167	143	153	463	118	184	167	469	932	155.33
9.	Andrea C. Castro	Guatemala	163	146	153	462	145	143	158	446	908	151.33
10.	Rania Halabi	Aruba	161	150	136	447	156	124	167	447	894	149.00