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Korea starts 2014 World Youth with gold medal sweep in Singles

09 August, 2014

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Tenpin Bowling powerhouse South Korea started the 13th World Youth Championships presented by The Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society (CGSE) with a sweep of the gold medals in Under-21 Girls and Boys Singles Saturday evening at SCAA Bowling Center in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China.

The picture shows gold medalists Choi Woo Sub and Yang Su Jin (l-r).

In the girls’ playoffs, Yang defeated two Japanese bowlers en route to win the fourth consecutive Girls Singles gold medal at World Youth Championships for Korea.

In the semifinals, fourth-seeded Yang eliminated top-seeded Kana Shimoide, 237-208, and went on to defeat No. 2 seed Shion Izumune (left, l-r) with almost the same score in the title match, 236-208.

Izumune, who survived a low-scoring semifinal match against Jenny Wegner (right) of Sweden, 173-167, earned the silver medal while Shimoide and Wegner shared the bronze medal.

On the boys’ side, Choi, seeded third, sidelined local favorite Michael Mak (left) of Hong Kong in the semis, 217-176, before he topped 17-year-old Wesley Low (right) of defending champion United States in an all-lefty affair, 226-214, to seal the victory.

Low earned his berth into the finals with a close 225-223 win over Jesper Svensson (below left) of Sweden in a unique clash of two two-handed lefties. Low earned the silver medal while Mak and Svensson shared bronze.

The Singles competition was contested on the 35 feet Beijing lane conditioning pattern. All 96 girls and 166 boys from 46 countries were split into four squads (A-D) to bowl six games of qualifying over two days to cut to the top four players, who advanced to the semifinals. The No. 1 took on the No. 4 and the No. 2 bowled the No. 3 in the semifinals. The winners bowled for gold and silver while the losers shared the bronze medal.

The fourth and last qualifying squad, Squad D, brought some major changes in the girls and boys leaderboards. Scoring was high from the beginning and practically all of the girls and boys leaders were in Jeopardy to fall out of the top 4.

That happened indeed in the girls division. Two Japanese bowlers, Kana Shimoide and Shion Izumune (pictured), were the only girls who surpassed the 1300-mark to finish 1, 2 with 1310 (218.33 average) and 1303, respectively.

Shimoide finished her six-game series with 267, 236 and 220 (723) to overtake her teammate by seven pins. Izumune’s 1303 series was boosted by a pair of 250s.

Sweden’s Jenny Wegner (left) slipped out of the top four due to a 180 in the penultimate game, but rebounded with 269 to jump into third place with 1288. Despite finishing with a 186 game, Yang Su Jin (right) of Korea overtook previous leader Tania Yusaf of Scotland by 12 pins to secure the fourth and last spot for the playoffs with 1271 and an average of 212.

Yusaf, who would have become the first Scottish medalist in a Bowling World Championship, youth and adult, finished in fifth place with 1258 and was followed by the third Japanese, day one leader Mirai Ishimoto, in sixth place with 1252.

Two-handed lefties Wesley Low (left), USA, and Jesper Svensson (right) of Sweden, who won the prestigious Ballmaster Open Open in Finland in 2013, battled it out for the Squad D lead.

Low, the 2013 Junior Gold Championships champion and 9-time gold medalist at the Tournament of The Americas (2012 and 2013), came out of the gates quickly connecting for a 279 game.

He added four consistently games of 210, 235, 219 and 224 before he closed out with huge 264 to win the squad with 1431 and an average of 238.50 en route to overtake previous leader Michael Mak (left) of Hong Kong by 14 pins.

The hometown favorite finished second with 1417 (236.17) and was followed by Day one leader Choi Woo Sub (right) of Korea, who slipped to third place with 1413 (235.50). Svensson chalked up 207, 255, 233, 247, 237 and 233 to secure the fourth and last spot for the finals with 1412 (235.33).

Choi’s teammate Lee Ik Kyu made a late charge with games of 247 and 256 but fell 16 pins short of the top 4 to finish fifth with 1396. Mario Herrera of Mexico and Muhd Rafiq Ismail of Malaysia slipped from third and fourth place all the way out of the playoffs to sixth and seventh place with 1388 and 1371, respectively.

In cooperation with the Asian Bowling Federation (ABF) and the Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress, Bowlingdigital.com will cover the Championships live from Hong Kong.

The United States Bowling Congress is working in cooperation with the host federation, the Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress, to provide live streaming on BowlTV.

The WYC is made possible by title sponsor, The Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society World, and co-sponsors Chancellor Precious Metals, Fine Metal Asia Limited, Glory Sky and Safe Gold Bullion Limited as well as Watsons Water and Mr. Juicy, the Official Drink Sponsor of the event.

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13th CGSE World Youth Championships – Girls Singles Playoffs

SCAA Bowling Center, Hong Kong, China (August 9, 2014)

Championship Round:
1. Yang Su Jin, Korea
2. Shion Izumune, Japan
3. Kana Shimoide, Japan, and Jenny Wegner, Sweden

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 4 Yang def. No. 1 Shimoide, 236-208
Semifinal Match 2: No 2 Izumune def. No. 3 Wegner, 173-167
Championship: Yang def. Izumune, 237-208.

13th CGSE World Youth Championships – Boys Singles Playoffs

SCAA Bowling Center, Hong Kong, China (August 9, 2014)

Championship Round:
1. Choi Woo Sub, Korea
2. Wesley Low, United States
3. Michael Mak, Hong Kong, and Jesper Svensson, Sweden

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 1 Low def. No. 4 Svensson, 225-223
Semifinal Match 2: Nr. 3 Choi def. No. 2 Mak, 217-176
Championship: Choi def. Low, 226-214.

13th CGSE World Youth Championships – Girls Singles after Qualifying

Players with position, country and 6-game total. Top 4 advance to the playoffs.

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Kana Shimoide	Japan	191	224	172	587	267	236	220	723	1310	218.33
2.	Shion Izumune	Japan	191	181	257	629	258	208	208	674	1303	217.17
3.	Jenny Wegner	Sweden	203	194	209	606	233	180	269	682	1288	214.67
4.	Yang Su Jin	Korea	178	248	213	639	232	215	186	633	1272	212.00
5.	Tania Yusaf	Scotland	233	172	182	587	212	288	171	671	1258	209.67
6.	Mirai Ishimoto	Japan	190	172	236	598	269	200	185	654	1252	208.67
7.	Laura Plazas	Colombia	242	197	181	620	251	181	190	622	1242	207.00
8.	Laura Beuthner	Germany	215	162	204	581	224	234	194	652	1233	205.50
9.	Ida Andersson	Sweden	178	229	221	628	207	170	226	603	1231	205.17
10.	Radin Nur Najwa	Malaysia	180	217	218	615	188	175	248	611	1226	204.33
11.	Veronica Dias De Souza	Macau	154	256	229	639	199	191	197	587	1226	204.33
12.	Daria Voronkova	Russia	198	198	189	585	202	190	243	635	1220	203.33
13.	Lizabeth Kuhlkin	United States	215	210	171	596	221	201	198	620	1216	202.67
14.	Merlina San Nicolas	Mexico	203	186	170	559	209	246	199	654	1213	202.17
15.	Keira Reay	England	178	187	190	555	223	226	196	645	1200	200.00
16.	Mary Wells	United States	184	202	225	611	211	175	202	588	1199	199.83
17.	Laura Piros	Romania	197	181	211	589	214	153	236	603	1192	198.67
18.	Michelle Ogriseck	Germany	190	184	225	599	160	217	215	592	1191	198.50
19.	Eliisa Hiltunen	Finland	214	209	191	614	205	176	192	573	1187	197.83
20.	Sanna Pasanen	Finland	190	182	234	606	188	192	200	580	1186	197.67
21.	Raquel Orozco	Mexico	201	186	255	642	175	191	178	544	1186	197.67
22.	Kim Hee Been	Korea	147	198	222	567	195	208	215	618	1185	197.50
23.	Miranda Panas	Canada	211	216	192	619	204	168	194	566	1185	197.50
24.	Sarah Lokker	United States	172	181	231	584	177	207	209	593	1177	196.17
25.	Kaitlyn Commane	Australia	175	190	214	579	204	205	188	597	1176	196.00
26.	Nadia Nurmalina	Indonesia	223	213	185	621	212	172	171	555	1176	196.00
27.	Daria Kovalova	Ukraine	205	220	157	582	178	194	221	593	1175	195.83
28.	Maribel Orozco	Mexico	176	203	183	562	179	231	200	610	1172	195.33
29.	Quan Weoi Victoria Chin	Malaysia	180	167	204	551	234	192	195	621	1172	195.33
30.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	193	176	177	546	177	234	210	621	1167	194.50
31.	Ilma Nur Jannah Fadzal	Singapore	181	178	217	576	202	196	188	586	1162	193.67
32.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	183	189	182	554	179	212	213	604	1158	193.00
33.	Natasha Roslan	Malaysia	183	245	184	612	194	166	185	545	1157	192.83
34.	Alena Korobkova	Russia	208	181	182	571	166	202	217	585	1156	192.67
35.	Jonna Jokinen	Finland	179	203	177	559	193	231	172	596	1155	192.50
36.	Tong Hui	Macau	194	193	189	576	207	171	191	569	1145	190.83
37.	Lea Degenhardt	Germany	160	226	173	559	178	192	215	585	1144	190.67
38.	Kimberly Ooi	Singapore	224	188	157	569	197	203	174	574	1143	190.50
39.	Kristin Quah	Singapore	162	224	177	563	169	242	168	579	1142	190.33
40.	Kim Jung Un	Korea	163	213	227	603	238	154	147	539	1142	190.33
41.	Libby Embury	Australia	146	188	172	506	193	269	169	631	1137	189.50
42.	Varvara Korobkova	Russia	249	172	191	612	155	193	173	521	1133	188.83
43.	Tatiana Munoz	Colombia	195	176	178	549	165	187	231	583	1132	188.67
44.	Mana Yoshida	Japan	192	191	214	597	188	147	195	530	1127	187.83
45.	Kritsanakorn Sangaroon	Thailand	160	183	193	536	151	215	220	586	1122	187.00
46.	Andreanne Blouin	Canada	213	235	187	635	148	182	156	486	1121	186.83
47.	Emily Rigney	Australia	200	153	180	533	212	199	176	587	1120	186.67
48.	Nerosha Keligit Thiagarajan	Malaysia	199	164	161	524	193	202	191	586	1110	185.00
49.	Oleksandra Yakunina	Ukraine	130	191	173	494	224	202	190	616	1110	185.00
50.	Brittney Turcotte	Canada	181	180	142	503	264	167	175	606	1109	184.83
51.	Line Berg Almestrand	Norway	115	158	182	455	204	255	191	650	1105	184.17
52.	Kim Kyoung Sil	Korea	191	170	167	528	205	160	209	574	1102	183.67
53.	Janine Kuwahara	Philippines	188	179	199	566	173	158	204	535	1101	183.50
54.	Roosa Lundén	Finland	213	193	159	565	182	166	183	531	1096	182.67
55.	Alisha Nabila	Indonesia	172	186	179	537	191	188	179	558	1095	182.50
56.	Weng Si Che	Macau	166	204	181	551	173	189	179	541	1092	182.00
57.	Sara Pelayo	Mexico	152	201	185	538	182	182	187	551	1089	181.50
58.	Maxime De Rooij	Germany	217	154	189	560	194	179	155	528	1088	181.33
59.	Andrea Eliassen Hansen	Norway	138	136	160	434	178	236	235	649	1083	180.50
60.	Verity Crawley	England	188	192	201	581	167	188	147	502	1083	180.50
61.	Annie Thorell	Sweden	179	181	169	529	168	199	183	550	1079	179.83
62.	Victoria Chan	Hong Kong	153	154	186	493	167	235	182	584	1077	179.50
63.	Katey Furze	Australia	175	169	179	523	205	172	176	553	1076	179.33
64.	Joan Cheng	Hong Kong	124	228	180	532	160	188	191	539	1071	178.50
65.	Stephanie Schwartz	United States	139	145	199	483	177	222	187	586	1069	178.17
66.	Emily Allen	England	176	200	166	542	156	203	162	521	1063	177.17
67.	Rui Peng	China	135	169	149	453	222	170	212	604	1057	176.17
68.	Ivana Padarova	Czech Republic	208	179	171	558	158	147	191	496	1054	175.67
69.	Xyrra Patrize Cabusas	Philippines	156	182	173	511	173	209	161	543	1054	175.67
70.	Aldila Indryati	Indonesia	196	115	242	553	163	189	149	501	1054	175.67
71.	Amanda Lee	Singapore	146	197	161	504	206	193	142	541	1045	174.17
72.	Alexandra Mosquera	Colombia	117	173	149	439	189	223	193	605	1044	174.00
73.	Christelle Peig	Philippines	159	145	187	491	145	221	182	548	1039	173.17
74.	Man Wai Au	Macau	170	128	193	491	163	211	173	547	1038	173.00
75.	Cheya Chantika	Indonesia	148	174	180	502	187	182	164	533	1035	172.50
76.	Lin Shi-Han	Chinese Taipei	159	191	144	494	169	173	178	520	1014	169.00
77.	Gigi Leung	Hong Kong	181	123	181	485	167	178	181	526	1011	168.50
78.	Kantaporn Singhabubpha	Thailand	164	154	173	491	177	146	193	516	1007	167.83
79.	Wang Yu-Huei	Chinese Taipei	140	173	201	514	158	161	163	482	996	166.00
80.	Lynne Fishler	Israel	156	178	174	508	155	168	163	486	994	165.67
81.	Anne Bernadette Ipapo	Philippines	170	125	169	464	170	186	158	514	978	163.00
82.	Chloe Lee	Hong Kong	162	144	170	476	162	176	163	501	977	162.83
83.	Laura Murphy	Scotland	153	179	168	500	140	154	179	473	973	162.17
84.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	115	166	162	443	183	164	177	524	967	161.17
85.	Brittany Crawford	Canada	161	149	154	464	184	175	144	503	967	161.17
86.	Wang Hsiao-Chien	Chinese Taipei	149	149	157	455	204	152	154	510	965	160.83
87.	Klara Nefova	Czech Republic	202	156	148	506	141	177	141	459	965	160.83
88.	Xinlin Wang	China	135	175	147	457	184	150	171	505	962	160.33
89.	Julia Januszewska	Poland	136	189	160	485	140	180	156	476	961	160.17
90.	Rachel Arthur	England	138	144	185	467	168	175	147	490	957	159.50
91.	Juliana Franco	Colombia	127	158	168	453	164	159	156	479	932	155.33
92.	Yue Yuan	China	157	151	162	470	168	116	168	452	922	153.67
93.	Reina Smikarsta	Latvia	127	137	155	419	187	140	167	494	913	152.17
94.	Chen Yi-An	Chinese Taipei	147	142	147	436	125	168	158	451	887	147.83
95.	Xiaomei Liao	China	137	164	160	461	133	137	141	411	872	145.33
96.	Naomi Lawson	Scotland	171	158	123	452	125	147	138	410	862	143.67

13th CGSE World Youth Championships – Boys Singles after Qualifying

Players with position, country and 6-game total. Top 4 advance to the playoffs. *Score correction as of August 10.

Pos	Players	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Wesley Low	United States	279	210	235	724	219	224	264	707	1431	238.50
2.	Michael Mak	Hong Kong	195	256	279	730	228	204	255	687	1417	236.17
3.	Choi Woo Sub	Korea	237	218	225	680	265	224	244	733	1413	235.50
4.	Jesper Svensson	Sweden	207	255	233	695	247	237	233	717	1412	235.33
5.	Lee Ik Kyu	Korea	266	205	194	665	228	247	256	731	1396	232.67
6.	Mario Herrera	Mexico	235	235	205	675	213	223	277	713	1388	231.33
7.	Muhd Rafiq Ismail	Malaysia	255	212	223	690	182	262	237	681	1371	228.50
8.	Maxim Okorokov	Russia	225	199	218	642	266	210	249	725	1367	227.83
9.	Atchariya Cheng	Thailand	203	243	216	662	211	279	209	699	1361	226.83
10.	James Stanley	Costa Rica	245	182	233	660	174	242	279	695	1355	225.83
11.	Shahar Efraty	Israel	257	187	269	713	200	226	203	629	1342	223.67
12.	Kamron Doyle	United States	246	265	179	690	187	226	228	641	1331	221.83
13.	Ahmad Muaz Fishol	Malaysia	234	200	203	637	263	191	237	691	1328	221.33
14.	Magnus Johnson	Sweden	215	233	203	651	223	205	248	676	1327	221.17
15.	Valentin Saulnier	France	236	184	196	616	267	200	235	702	1318	219.67
16.	Christopher Lam	England	177	225	217	619	258	235	202	695	1314	219.00
17.	Yuhi Shinbata	Japan	179	213	219	611	206	233	258	697	1308	218.00
18.	Paul White	Australia	206	253	239	698	207	197	205	609	1307	217.83
19.	Gaetan Mouveroux	France	211	170	222	603	208	258	234	700	1303	217.17
20.	Alexander Tan	Singapore	165	186	259	610	246	235	212	693	1303	217.17
21.	Im Gyeo Lui	Korea	252	152	213	617	223	231	227	681	1298	216.33
22.	Markus Jansson	Sweden	247	188	193	628	212	213	242	667	1295	215.83
23.	Michal Muzik	Czech Republic	179	210	203	592	199	290	214	703	1295	215.83
24.	Billy Muhammad Islam	Indonesia	203	210	241	654	203	211	225	639	1293	215.50
25.	Takuya Miyazawa	Japan	205	188	200	593	254	218	226	698	1291	215.17
26.	Øyvin Kulseng	Norway	194	257	232	683	168	200	234	602	1285	214.17
27.	Amr Nour	Egypt	237	215	188	640	189	206	249	644	1284	214.00
28.	Ariel Young	Philippines	227	201	264	692	192	236	160	588	1280	213.33
29.	Antonino Fiorentino	Italy	162	224	203	589	243	200	247	690	1279	213.17
30.	Jonathan Ding Sagan	Malaysia	215	234	259	708	197	172	194	563	1271	211.83
31.	Timmy Tan Chye Chern	Malaysia	255	226	252	733	193	151	193	537	1270	211.67
32.	Ramon Hilferink	Netherlands	189	213	212	614	223	239	189	651	1265	210.83
33.	Nikita Kuznetsov	Russia	189	257	217	663	208	201	191	600	1263	210.50
34.	Adhiguna Widiantoro	Indonesia	195	216	237	648	224	206	185	615	1263	210.50
35.	Juan Rodriguez	Costa Rica	213	236	186	635	203	184	236	623	1258	209.67
36.	Ahmed Al Goud	Bahrain	230	181	201	612	221	206	219	646	1258	209.67
37.	Jesse Kallio	Finland	209	215	171	595	264	171	226	661	1256	209.33
38.	Islam Eid	Egypt	224	205	217	646	249	177	182	608	1254	209.00
39.	Aseel Al Roomi	Kuwait	178	210	199	587	207	215	243	665	1252	208.67
40.	Marek Talpa	Czech Republic	198	223	198	619	227	197	209	633	1252	208.67
41.	Alex Chong	Singapore	191	216	213	620	207	212	207	626	1246	207.67
42.	Juuso Rikkola	Finland	162	220	212	594	209	258	184	651	1245	207.50
43.	Abdullah Ahmad	Kuwait	199	170	221	590	220	165	268	653	1243	207.17
44.	Diwan Rezaldy Syahril	Indonesia	268	178	171	617	196	216	212	624	1241	206.83
45.	Lucas Mota	Venezuela	225	199	201	625	217	194	205	616	1241	206.83
46.	Matthew Farber	United States	194	199	172	565	229	257	188	674	1239	206.50
47.	Nicola Pongolini	Italy	196	198	224	618	194	227	197	618	1236	206.00
48.	Tetsuya Chiba	Japan	211	208	163	582	221	233	199	653	1235	205.83
49.	Saku Konttila	Finland	195	191	225	611	221	181	221	623	1234	205.67
50.	Sebastian Yuzuriha	Peru	183	208	267	658	176	247	153	576	1234	205.67
51.	Jord van Weeren	Netherlands	176	227	192	595	150	228	258	636	1231	205.17
52.	Kevin Maurice	Canada	238	180	221	639	227	175	190	592	1231	205.17
53.	Howard Saw	Singapore	198	146	245	589	216	234	191	641	1230	205.00
54.	Chang Cheng	Chinese Taipei	263	202	149	614	211	225	180	616	1230	205.00
55.	Arnar D Jonsson	Iceland	192	203	171	566	175	259	225	659	1225	204.17
56.	Ahmed Gamal	Egypt	177	186	225	588	222	190	225	637	1225	204.17
57.	Curtis Fach	Canada	226	193	156	575	192	237	221	650	1225	204.17
58.	Enrique Kassian	Mexico	212	202	168	582	215	194	231	640	1222	203.67
59.	Caine Thompson	Australia	181	226	172	579	268	226	147	641	1220	203.33
60.	Kim Sunghwan	Korea	205	166	258	629	235	189	165	589	1218	203.00
61.	Khamis Al Shamsi	UAE	179	198	225	602	211	204	195	610	1212	202.00
62.	Michael Murray	Australia	220	202	223	645	161	191	212	564	1209	201.50
63.	David Tsang	Hong Kong	224	182	235	641	201	177	190	568	1209	201.50
64.	Pontus Andersson	Sweden	202	216	194	612	165	226	205	596	1208	201.33
65.	Rodolfo Madriz Masis	Costa Rica	184	192	163	539	190	227	245	662	1201	200.17
66.	Matthew Clayton	England	172	203	224	599	202	181	219	602	1201	200.17
67.	Gregory Young	United States	175	203	252	630	191	186	193	570	1200	200.00
68.	David Orlanda	Romania	176	166	223	565	171	216	245	632	1197	199.50
69.	Ali Al Mass	Bahrain	199	175	191	565	191	211	228	630	1195	199.17
70.	Imam Wiguna	Indonesia	201	170	258	629	203	159	200	562	1191	198.50
71.	Tony Wong	Hong Kong	200	199	214	613	228	158	191	577	1190	198.33
72.	Andre Fors	Mexico	231	142	225	598	156	249	183	588	1186	197.67
73.	Taha Selail	Bahrain	159	197	252	608	168	215	192	575	1183	197.17
74.	Arvid Espen	Norway	192	224	199	615	175	180	212	567	1182	197.00
75.	Jiahao Wang	China	178	142	195	515	248	184	233	665	1180	196.67
76.	Sultan Almasri	Saudi Arabia	199	162	190	551	209	227	191	627	1178	196.33
77.	Jassim Almuraikhi	Qatar	191	199	201	591	213	194	180	587	1178	196.33
78.	Curtis Hooper	England	204	172	223	599	156	209	212	577	1176	196.00
79.	Mathias Reinertsen	Norway	167	244	181	592	208	203	173	584	1176	196.00
80.	Andres Becerra	Colombia	199	214	191	604	225	186	160	571	1175	195.83
81.	Patryk Preus	Poland	189	171	188	548	189	233	204	626	1174	195.67
82.	Kenny Kishimoto	Peru	186	158	160	504	203	207	259	669	1173	195.50
83.	Tomasz Olejniczak	Poland	212	176	158	546	194	214	219	627	1173	195.50
84.	Omer Nechushtan	Israel	163	183	194	540	171	256	203	630	1170	195.00
85.	Chen Xu	China	222	192	183	597	191	214	166	571	1168	194.67
86.	Yang Chia-Hao	Chinese Taipei	178	212	170	560	191	174	238	603	1163	193.83
87.	Robert Mihai- Pavel	Romania	202	213	174	589	172	198	201	571	1160	193.33
88.	Merwin Matheiu Tan	Philippines	192	213	210	615	211	155	171	537	1152	192.00
89.	Mitch Hupé	Canada	199	205	208	612	165	211	164	540	1152	192.00
90.	Michael MacColl	Scotland	179	184	195	558	170	196	226	592	1150	191.67
91.	Pål Selvnes	Norway	161	215	194	570	196	200	181	577	1147	191.17
92.	Antonio Robert Ruiz	Costa Rica	159	211	153	523	207	201	213	621	1144	190.67
93.	Christoph Schurian	Germany	184	184	188	556	201	179	208	588	1144	190.67
94.	Mikhail Belenkiy	Russia	174	193	193	560	171	188	224	583	1143	190.50
95.	Jassem Al-Deyab	Qatar	195	158	186	539	217	194	193	604	1143	190.50
96.	Carlos Felipe Saavedra	Colombia	168	159	204	531	227	213	171	611	1142	190.33
97.	Christopher Sloan	Ireland	162	278	182	622	170	158	191	519	1141	190.17
98.	Einar S Sigurdsson	Iceland	204	189	177	570	191	207	172	570	1140	190.00
99.	Elliot Crosby	England	225	163	181	569	196	139	235	570	1139	189.83
100.	Chi Weng Wong	Macau	155	191	133	479	206	255	196	657	1136	189.33
101.	Mohammed Al-Merekhi	Qatar	195	139	251	585	194	161	195	550	1135	189.17
102.	Marco Biondi	Scotland	176	192	244	612	153	185	185	523	1135	189.17
103.	Christophe Hachin	France	180	158	235	573	189	191	182	562	1135	189.17
104.	Sultan Mk Al Qubaisi	UAE	215	158	199	572	214	147	200	561	1133	188.83
105.	Tatu Lehtonen	Finland	178	175	205	558	180	206	188	574	1132	188.67
106.	Lin Chia-Ching	Chinese Taipei	198	147	194	539	178	211	203	592	1131	188.50
107.	Jordan Klassen	Canada	167	149	215	531	190	222	185	597	1128	188.00
108.	Abdulrahman Suwayed	Kuwait	198	177	212	587	187	179	175	541	1128	188.00
109.	Iek Long Lam	Macau	181	203	140	524	206	157	236	599	1123	187.17
110.	Alejandro Ishikawa	Peru	160	203	222	585	201	176	160	537	1122	187.00
111.	Alexandru Arbanas	Romania	155	132	235	522	183	245	169	597	1119	186.50
112.	Rene Filor	Germany	211	171	177	559	151	224	182	557	1116	186.00
113.	Tao Kuan-Wei	Chinese Taipei	193	181	191	565	172	173	205	550	1115	185.83
114.	Kenta Yoshida	Japan	186	213	193	592	147	172	202	521	1113	185.50
115.	Jorge Figueroa	Colombia	178	183	176	537	181	211	184	576	1113	185.50
116.	Igor Filippov	Russia	138	235	164	537	213	157	205	575	1112	185.33
117.	Mostafa Al Mousawi	Kuwait	198	150	150	498	165	223	225	613	1111	185.17
118.	Hassan Oraif	Saudi Arabia	142	188	167	497	215	208	191	614	1111	185.17
119.	Jaroslav Lorenc	Czech Republic	202	222	201	625	178	163	142	483	1108	184.67
120.	Krittin Kunumphon	Thailand	183	202	191	576	159	178	190	527	1103	183.83
121.	Lukas Homola	Czech Republic	210	159	192	561	190	170	180	540	1101	183.50
122.	Darren Ong	Singapore	187	192	161	540	176	166	217	559	1099	183.17
123.	Kherwin Ren Cremen	Philippines	145	192	258	595	181	148	173	502	1097	182.83
124.	Blake Brooks	New Zealand	163	224	177	564	191	183	159	533	1097	182.83
125.	Daniel McKay	Scotland	161	161	149	471	179	217	227	623	1094	182.33
126.	Giovanni DAstolfi	Italy	212	126	151	489	178	213	214	605	1094	182.33
127.	Marc Joerg	Switzerland	217	148	182	547	194	179	171	544	1091	181.83
128.	Fahad Aldossary	Saudi Arabia	202	173	162	537	232	184	133	549	1086	181.00
129.	Martin Williamson	Scotland	190	183	193	566	180	168	169	517	1083	180.50
130.	Ashley Hui	Hong Kong	191	181	176	548	162	169	203	534	1082	180.33
131.	Sebastian Donado	Colombia	180	137	147	464	255	187	175	617	1081	180.17
132.	Chi Him Cheang	Macau	162	156	181	499	183	224	171	578	1077	179.50
133.	Ido Sharet	Israel	137	188	172	497	203	160	213	576	1073	178.83
134.	Nicolas Gerard	France	151	180	151	482	157	258	174	589	1071	178.50
135.	Sandro Perrino Jr.	Venezuela	184	140	182	506	169	183	206	558	1064	177.33
136.	Hou Leong Chiu	Macau	153	198	173	524	179	167	193	539	1063	177.17
137.	Armands Veliks	Latvia	175	205	156	536	155	164	204	523	1059	176.50
138.	Obaid Al Saadi	UAE	189	180	215	584	167	132	175	474	1058	176.33
139.	Christian Birlinger	Germany	175	163	172	510	193	176	177	546	1056	176.00
140.	Anthony Carbonell	New Zealand	159	189	170	518	184	159	193	536	1054	175.67
141.	Jayden Leming	Australia	179	154	148	481	173	207	191	571	1052	175.33
142.	Arturs Levikins	Latvia	151	163	202	516	175	168	192	535	1051	175.17
143.	Ramon Scholz	Switzerland	182	162	120	464	203	182	200	585	1049	174.83
144.	Tomasz Lutowski	Poland	154	183	178	515	161	197	172	530	1045	174.17
145.	Or Shpiezman	Israel	155	175	135	465	158	192	225	575	1040	173.33
146.	Husain Ebrahim	Bahrain	195	169	171	535	182	137	185	504	1039	173.17
147.	Ivan Dominic Malig	Philippines	206	178	157	541	201	107	189	497	1038	173.00
148.	Phillip Sturzenegger	Switzerland	158	187	167	512	165	172	188	525	1037	172.83
149.	Lapasdanai Chuseang	Thailand	172	145	139	456	191	226	162	579	1035	172.50
150.	Ahmed Al-Deyab	Qatar	203	155	170	528	138	167	198	503	1031	171.83
151.	Ahmed Mk Al Qubaisi	UAE	198	237	153	588	134	150	159	443	1031	171.83
152.	Brandon Pelayo	Mexico	152	172	172	496	189	161	184	534	1030	171.67
153.	Giuseppe Tonno	Italy	182	168	151	501	150	162	194	506	1007	167.83
154.	Ahmed Saldera	Pakistan	157	198	147	502	144	210	147	501	1003	167.17
155.	Abdulrahman Alkheliwi	Saudi Arabia	129	203	122	454	172	179	191	542	996	166.00
156.	Fabian Franz	Germany	151	148	194	493	169	172	162	503	996	166.00
157.	John Miklos	New Zealand	158	130	141	429	185	167	186	538	967	161.17
158.	Ali Suria	Pakistan	160	183	117	460	179	187	140	506	966	161.00
159.	Victor-Cosmin Buga	Romania	166	138	192	496	171	137	140	448	944	157.33
160.	Kaleb Allardyce	New Zealand	160	172	120	452	151	183	156	490	942	157.00
161.	Sittikorn Suttikaow	Thailand	124	165	161	450	175	183	126	484	934	155.67
162.	Juan Andres Yuzuriha	Peru	136	169	140	445	207	121	153	481	926	154.33
163.	Mohamed Essa	Egypt	160	161	146	467	142	176	126	444	911	151.83
164.	Maciej Suwala	Poland	159	125	146	430	188	126	163	477	907	151.17
165.	Faizan Tariq	Pakistan	143	163	147	453	130	153	155	438	891	148.50
166.	Phonthawat Chalongboon	Switzerland	105	121	131	357	147	114	158	419	776	129.33