Gold for Colombia, silver and bronze for Mexico in Women Trios at CACG

30 July, 2018

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For the second consecutive discipline in the bowling competition of the Central American & Caribbean Games Barranquilla 2018, the Colombian women captured the gold medal, while Mexico took silver and bronze.

Anggie Ramirez, Laura Plazas, and Maria Jose Rodriguez (featured photo from left) averaged 221.56 as a team Sunday at Bowling Coliseum in Cali to win the second gold medal for the Colombian women after doubles and the third in five events overall with 3988 six-game total.

The Colombians bowled five games between 600 and 683 and a high game of 793. Plazas (right) rolled the first 300 game by a woman (second overall), Ramirez added 268 and Rodriguez contributed 225.

Plazas led the way with 1339, Ramirez had 1335 and Rodriguez 1314 to beat out Adriana Perez, Iliana Lomeli and Maribel Orozco (left, l-r) of Mexico for the gold medal by just four pins.

The Mexicans closed their series with a huge 760 game (Lomeli 257, Orozco 247, Perez 256) to land in second place and to earn the silver medal with 3984 (221.33 average).

Trailing the other Colombian team by 94 pins heading into the final game, Aseret Zetter, Sandra Gongora and Lilia Robles (right, l-r) toppled 730 to jump into third place and to secure the bronze medal with 3919 (217.72).

Doubles gold medalists Rocio Restrepo, Clara Juliana Guerrero and Juliana Franco slipped to fourth place with distant 3828 after closing with a disappointing 545 effort.

The top 3 in singles remained atop the all-events leaderboard. gold medalist Thashaïna Seraus (center) of Aruba, who shot 1287 in trios, continued to lead the 58 women from 10 countries with 4184 total and an average of 232.44 for 18 games.

Bronze medalist Restrepo (right) narrowed the gap to 76 pins in second place with 4108. Silver medalist Sofia Rodriguez (left) of Guatemala used a 1398 series to sit only 20 pins behind Restrepo in third place with 4088. The next three positions belong to Mexico with Lomeli fourth at 4024, Gongora fifth with 4008 and Orozco on 3919.

No medals are given in all-events (total pinfall in singles, doubles, trios and team event) at Central American & Caribbean Games, however, the discipline serves as qualifier for the Pan American Games Lima 2019.

The top four countries in the men’s and women’s division with the two best bowlers will earn their spots for Lima, Peru. Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela (men) and Argentina, Aruba, Colombia and Venezuela (women) already qualified in the South American Games.

The 59 male bowlers at the 2018 Central American & Caribbean Games will be back on the lanes Monday for the their six games in the men’s trios event.

The Central American & Caribbean Games Barranquilla 2018 will be held from July 19 (Opening Ceremony) to August 3 (Closing Ceremony) in Barranquilla, Colombia.

The following 37 nations take part:
Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curaçao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Martinique, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Sint Maarten, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, United States Virgin Islands, Venezuela and the host country Colombia.

117 athletes, 59 men and 58 women, from 11 countries (Aruba, Bermuda, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico and Venezuela) will participate in the bowling competition at Bowling Coliseum in the city of Santiago de Cali, host of the 2013 World Games, from July 26 to August 2.

The bowling competition features five disciplines: Singles, Teams of Five, Doubles, Trios and Masters.

Ruiz, Rovaina win gold for Venezuela in men’s doubles at Barranquilla 2018
Clara Guerrero, Rocio Restrepo add another gold medal to their resumés
Oscar Rodriguez claims gold for host Colombia at Barranquilla 2018
Thashaïna Seraus wins first gold medal of Central American & Caribbean Games
Bowling again part of the 2018 Central American & Caribbean Games

2018 Central American & Caribbean Games – Women Trios

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Colombia	672	620	620	1912	600	793	683	2076	3988	221.56
	Laura Plazas R.	225	194	218	637	200	300	202	702	1339	223.17
	Anggie Y. Ramirez P.	257	181	204	642	193	268	232	693	1335	222.50
	Maria J. Rodriguez O.	190	245	198	633	207	225	249	681	1314	219.00
2.	Mexico	601	662	685	1948	609	667	760	2036	3984	221.33
	Iliana Lomeli	203	235	225	663	204	256	257	717	1380	230.00
	Maribel Orozco	192	245	237	674	191	160	247	598	1272	212.00
	Adriana Perez	206	182	223	611	214	251	256	721	1332	222.00
3.	Mexico	756	573	587	1916	693	580	730	2003	3919	217.72
	Sandra G. Gongora	254	191	214	659	267	167	230	664	1323	220.50
	Lilia M. Robles	248	191	192	631	223	222	257	702	1333	222.17
	Aseret Zetter	254	191	181	626	203	191	243	637	1263	210.50
4.	Colombia	638	671	736	2045	611	627	545	1783	3828	212.67
	Juliana Franco A.	186	240	232	658	222	227	156	605	1263	210.50
	Clara J. Guerrero L.	214	233	248	695	195	198	165	558	1253	208.83
	Rocio Restrepo L.	238	198	256	692	194	202	224	620	1312	218.67
5.	Puerto Rico	643	671	686	2000	579	542	643	1764	3764	209.11
	Mariana Ayala	173	234	213	620	184	148	201	533	1153	192.17
	Taishaye Naranjo	235	241	225	701	221	202	174	597	1298	216.33
	Sarah J. Sanes	235	196	248	679	174	192	268	634	1313	218.83
6.	Aruba	561	652	636	1849	591	616	652	1859	3708	206.00
	Kamilah M. Dammers	189	206	245	640	228	231	175	634	1274	212.33
	Jeadine R. Luidens	168	233	173	574	146	181	246	573	1147	191.17
	Thashaïna E. Seraus	204	213	218	635	217	204	231	652	1287	214.50
7.	Costa Rica	610	661	584	1855	614	569	664	1847	3702	205.67
	Jessica Atan	194	224	194	612	196	180	236	612	1224	204.00
	Viviana M. Delgado	202	216	236	654	196	212	213	621	1275	212.50
	Fabiola Sandoval	214	221	154	589	222	177	215	614	1203	200.50
8.	Guatemala	647	580	567	1794	594	648	565	1807	3601	200.06
	Laura L. Barrios	214	158	164	536	181	170	148	499	1035	172.50
	Ana L. Bolaños	166	185	158	509	212	221	226	659	1168	194.67
	Sofia M. Rodriguez	267	237	245	749	201	257	191	649	1398	233.00
9.	Republica Dominicana	540	626	613	1779	554	584	630	1768	3547	197.06
	Virginia M. Bello	221	211	214	646	189	186	192	567	1213	202.17
	Aumi Guerra	145	204	201	550	201	207	245	653	1203	200.50
	Maria P. Vilas	174	211	198	583	164	191	193	548	1131	188.50
10.	Costa Rica	590	613	575	1778	564	581	612	1757	3535	196.39
	Alexa Fernandez	201	202	213	616	191	221	246	658	1274	212.33
	Ericka Quesada	186	181	178	545	195	181	201	577	1122	187.00
	Joselyn Valverde	203	230	184	617	178	179	165	522	1139	189.83
11.	Guatemala	642	549	452	1643	632	648	612	1892	3535	196.39
	Claudia A. Barrios	193	167	141	501	212	234	168	614	1115	185.83
	Pamela M. Monzon	211	210	154	575	173	215	188	576	1151	191.83
	Ana P. Morales	238	172	157	567	247	199	256	702	1269	211.50
12.	Venezuela	503	651	560	1714	672	482	658	1812	3526	195.89
	Patricia V. De Faria Z.	145	188	165	498	226	144	245	615	1113	185.50
	Alicia Marcano	208	247	219	674	214	160	182	556	1230	205.00
	Karen Marcano P.	150	216	176	542	232	178	231	641	1183	197.17
13.	Puerto Rico	515	545	628	1688	547	603	679	1829	3517	195.39
	Kristie Lopez	179	174	212	565	222	215	267	704	1269	211.50
	Desiree Negron	168	190	213	571	132	163	202	497	1068	178.00
	Jessica Santiago	168	181	203	552	193	225	210	628	1180	196.67
14.	Panama	594	507	547	1648	591	659	558	1808	3456	192.00
	Cristina M. Acosta	238	223	175	636	199	201	200	600	1236	206.00
	Natalie Fung	179	123	180	482	216	233	188	637	1119	186.50
	Nicole Fung	177	161	192	530	176	225	170	571	1101	183.50
15.	Republica Dominicana	554	554	588	1696	578	575	567	1720	3416	189.78
	Ana G. Henriquez	152	169	181	502	189	173	207	569	1071	178.50
	Danela Torres	199	191	194	584	205	156	187	548	1132	188.67
	Astrid Valiente	203	194	213	610	184	246	173	603	1213	202.17
16.	Venezuela	592	538	607	1737	533	507	603	1643	3380	187.78
	Carmela Figuera	177	186	221	584	179	167	194	540	1124	187.33
	Gilant Gonzalez	184	163	204	551	153	158	195	506	1057	176.17
	Joan Gonzalez	231	189	182	602	201	182	214	597	1199	199.83
17.	Aruba	492	559	564	1615	571	543	647	1761	3376	187.56
	Abigail Dammers	171	165	215	551	235	215	248	698	1249	208.17
	Xanthe Lobbrecht	130	198	169	497	163	151	178	492	989	164.83
	Vanessa N. Valdes	191	196	180	567	173	177	221	571	1138	189.67
18.	El Salvador	453	483	514	1450	535	543	590	1668	3118	173.22
	Roxana A. Fajardo	162	171	154	487	160	188	180	528	1015	169.17
	Lys M. Harrison	138	163	157	458	172	160	204	536	994	165.67
	Eugenia E. Quintanilla	153	149	203	505	203	195	206	604	1109	184.83
19.	Panama	485	496	542	1523	473	440	567	1480	3003	166.83
	Vivian E. Lee	182	123	196	501	146	144	183	473	974	162.33
	Victoria I. Narvaez	138	205	151	494	148	116	161	425	919	153.17
	Azhira Valdes	165	168	195	528	179	180	223	582	1110	185.00

300 games (1) – Laura Plazas.

2018 Central American & Caribbean Games – Women All-Events

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Trios	Team	Pins	Avg.
1.	Thashaïna E. Seraus	Aruba	18	1503	1394	1287		4184	232.44
2.	Rocio Restrepo L.	Colombia	18	1386	1410	1312		4108	228.22
3.	Sofia M. Rodriguez	Guatemala	18	1395	1295	1398		4088	227.11
4.	Iliana Lomeli	Mexico	18	1268	1376	1380		4024	223.56
5.	Sandra G. Gongora	Mexico	18	1325	1360	1323		4008	222.67
6.	Maribel Orozco	Mexico	18	1333	1314	1272		3919	217.72
7.	Juliana Franco A.	Colombia	18	1371	1270	1263		3904	216.89
8.	Clara J. Guerrero L.	Colombia	18	1289	1346	1253		3888	216.00
9.	Aseret Zetter	Mexico	18	1209	1412	1263		3884	215.78
10.	Alicia Marcano	Venezuela	18	1276	1377	1230		3883	215.72
11.	Laura Plazas R.	Colombia	18	1275	1268	1339		3882	215.67
12.	Adriana Perez	Mexico	18	1276	1260	1332		3868	214.89
13.	Anggie Y. Ramirez P.	Colombia	18	1189	1278	1335		3802	211.22
14.	Sarah J. Sanes	Puerto Rico	18	1149	1325	1313		3787	210.39
15.	Kamilah M. Dammers	Aruba	18	1336	1174	1274		3784	210.22
16.	Lilia M. Robles	Mexico	18	1209	1231	1333		3773	209.61
17.	Taishaye Naranjo	Puerto Rico	18	1288	1174	1298		3760	208.89
18.	Ana L. Bolaños	Guatemala	18	1246	1309	1168		3723	206.83
19.	Maria J. Rodriguez O.	Colombia	18	1183	1211	1314		3708	206.00
20.	Jessica Atan	Costa Rica	18	1261	1221	1224		3706	205.89
21.	Viviana M. Delgado	Costa Rica	18	1235	1184	1275		3694	205.22
22.	Karen Marcano P.	Venezuela	18	1300	1140	1183		3623	201.28
23.	Aumi Guerra	Dominican Republic	18	1154	1250	1203		3607	200.39
24.	Jessica Santiago	Puerto Rico	18	1197	1211	1180		3588	199.33
25.	Cristina M. Acosta	Panama	18	1105	1244	1236		3585	199.17
26.	Mariana Ayala	Puerto Rico	18	1146	1268	1153		3567	198.17
27.	Maria P. Vilas	Dominican Republic	18	1206	1224	1131		3561	197.83
28.	Patricia V. De Faria Z.	Venezuela	18	1245	1202	1113		3560	197.78
29.	Virginia M. Bello	Dominican Republic	18	1130	1204	1213		3547	197.06
30.	Kristie Lopez	Puerto Rico	18	1096	1175	1269		3540	196.67
31.	Joan Gonzalez	Venezuela	18	1128	1163	1199		3490	193.89
32.	Eugenia E. Quintanilla	El Salvador	18	1233	1147	1109		3489	193.83
33.	Astrid Valiente	Dominican Republic	18	1097	1177	1213		3487	193.72
34.	Alexa Fernandez	Costa Rica	18	1007	1183	1274		3464	192.44
35.	Ana P. Morales	Guatemala	18	1037	1153	1269		3459	192.17
36.	Jeadine R. Luidens	Aruba	18	1048	1239	1147		3434	190.78
37.	Ana G. Henriquez	Dominican Republic	18	1160	1165	1071		3396	188.67
38.	Abigail Dammers	Aruba	18	1045	1099	1249		3393	188.50
39.	Laura L. Barrios	Guatemala	18	1224	1127	1035		3386	188.11
40.	Fabiola Sandoval	Costa Rica	18	1044	1133	1203		3380	187.78
41.	Desiree Negron	Puerto Rico	18	1102	1205	1068		3375	187.50
42.	Lys M. Harrison	El Salvador	18	1240	1134	994		3368	187.11
43.	Carmela Figuera	Venezuela	18	1115	1118	1124		3357	186.50
44.	Ericka Quesada	Costa Rica	18	1127	1099	1122		3348	186.00
45.	Gilant Gonzalez	Venezuela	18	1140	1141	1057		3338	185.44
46.	Pamela M. Monzon	Guatemala	18	1114	1064	1151		3329	184.94
47.	Vanessa N. Valdes	Aruba	18	1089	1092	1138		3319	184.39
48.	Joselyn Valverde	Costa Rica	18	1119	1059	1139		3317	184.28
49.	Nicole Fung	Panama	18	1032	1149	1101		3282	182.33
50.	Danela Torres	Dominican Republic	18	1126	985	1132		3243	180.17
51.	Natalie Fung	Panama	18	1054	1067	1119		3240	180.00
52.	Claudia A. Barrios	Guatemala	18	957	1101	1115		3173	176.28
53.	Roxana A. Fajardo	El Salvador	18	996	1057	1015		3068	170.44
54.	Floriann Chang	El Salvador	18	988	1017	994		2999	166.61
55.	Vivian E. Lee	Panama	18	910	1072	974		2956	164.22
56.	Victoria I. Narvaez	Panama	18	997	1020	919		2936	163.11
57.	Azhira Valdes	Panama	18	861	940	1110		2911	161.72
58.	Xanthe Lobbrecht	Aruba	18	969	919	989		2877	159.83