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Korea’s Hong Haeni sets the pace in Women’s Singles to start World Championships

25 November, 2017

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Hong Haeni from South Korea averaged over 220 Saturday morning at South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas to set the pace in women’s singles, the opening event of the 2017 World Bowling Championships for men and women.

Pictured above from left: Chan Shuk Han, Hong Haeni, Mai Ginge Jensen and Putty Armein.

Haeni (left), a newcomer on the Korean national team, came out of the gates with games of 221, 246 and 255 for a 722 three-game series and maintained her lead with 181, 221 and 206 for 1330 total and an average of 221.67 for six games.

Thanks to finishing the last game with a five-bagger, Haeni had an 18-pin cushion over Mai Ginge Jensen (right) of Denmark and Chan Shuk Han of Hong Kong, who tied for second place at 1312.

Jensen, who won the gold medal in all-events at the 2011 Women’s World Championships in Hong Kong, averaging 239.33 for 24 games, closed her set with 244 and 256, while Han (left), a multiple Asian ranking winner, struck on four of her last five shots.

Putty Armein (right) of Indonesia used a pair of 234 games in the fourth and sixth game to beat out multiple world champion Shannon Pluhowsky, United States, for fourth place by just one pin, 1272 to 1271.

The top 4 have to sit and wait for the results of the second squad later on Saturday afternoon, after which the field will be trimmed to the top 4 for the medal round, which will be held together with the men on Monday morning, Nov. 27.

Pluhowsky (left) and the other 83 athletes of the squad 1 are already eliminated. In case Jensen and Han will be pushed to fourth place, a one-ball roll-off will be contested to break the tie. If they remain in second place, they will bowl each other in the semi-final anyway.

The World Bowling Championships for men and women will be held from Nov. 25 through Dec. 4 at South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.

The Championships will award medals in six disciplines in each division – singles, doubles, trios, team, all-events and masters.

Bowlingdigital will provide onsite coverage of the combined World Championships including reports, photos and results after each round commencing with women’s singles preliminaries on Saturday, Nov. 25, all the way through to masters match play on Monday, Dec. 4, completed in the late afternoon.

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2017 World Bowling Championships – Women Singles preliminaries after Squad 1/2

Top 4 athletes will advance the the medal round on Monday, Nov. 27

Pos	Player	Country	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Pins	Avg.
1.	Hong Haeni	Korea	221	246	255	722	181	221	206	608	1330	221.67
2.	Mai Ginge Jensen	Denmark	213	215	179	607	205	244	256	705	1312	218.67
(tie)	Chan Shuk Han	Hong Kong	191	235	220	646	216	244	206	666	1312	218.67
4.	Putty Armein	Indonesia	202	194	213	609	234	195	234	663	1272	212.00
5.	Shannon Pluhowsky	United States	224	198	191	613	225	231	202	658	1271	211.83
6.	Pamela Cristina Alvarez Aguilera	Mexico	226	240	201	667	192	185	211	588	1255	209.17
7.	Maxime de Rooij	Netherlands	254	212	178	644	210	199	199	608	1252	208.67
8.	Tina Hulsch	Germany	214	245	224	683	149	215	197	561	1244	207.33
9.	Siti Safiyah	Malaysia	224	218	177	619	218	225	181	624	1243	207.17
10.	Lara Posadas	Philippines	196	174	196	566	243	196	232	671	1237	206.17
11.	Tsai Hsin-Yi	Chinese Taipei	199	224	224	647	196	226	159	581	1228	204.67
12.	Nina Flack	Sweden	182	201	237	620	181	213	213	607	1227	204.50
13.	Kim Minhee	Korea	204	191	190	585	212	213	213	638	1223	203.83
14.	Anggie Ramirez	Colombia	178	222	193	593	226	194	209	629	1222	203.67
15.	Jung Dawun	Korea	180	178	194	552	217	247	203	667	1219	203.17
16.	Karen Marcano	Venezuela	196	198	192	586	233	182	216	631	1217	202.83
17.	Stefanie Johnson	United States	221	189	198	608	188	215	202	605	1213	202.17
18.	Isabella Correa	Colombia	215	170	232	617	209	192	194	595	1212	202.00
19.	Adriana Perez Navarro	Mexico	200	193	237	630	189	223	169	581	1211	201.83
20.	Monique Ley	Canada	221	225	152	598	266	146	200	612	1210	201.67
21.	Huang Chiung-Yao	Chinese Taipei	177	216	214	607	222	179	200	601	1208	201.33
22.	Daphne Tan	Singapore	188	204	226	618	194	201	191	586	1204	200.67
23.	Ingellimar Contreras	Venezuela	189	223	208	620	189	190	199	578	1198	199.67
24.	Felicia Wong	Canada	226	190	174	590	195	219	193	607	1197	199.50
25.	Nadine Geissler	Germany	180	214	242	636	205	189	165	559	1195	199.17
26.	Hikaru Takekawa	Japan	215	202	169	586	212	201	179	592	1178	196.33
27.	Ghislaine Stigter-Van der Tol	Netherlands	159	191	176	526	207	269	175	651	1177	196.17
28.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	238	223	178	639	176	148	212	536	1175	195.83
29.	Becky Daly	England	177	187	182	546	192	222	214	628	1174	195.67
(tie)	Nadia Pramanik	Indonesia	204	128	181	513	231	233	197	661	1174	195.67
31.	Josie Barnes	United States	201	227	212	640	193	169	171	533	1173	195.50
32.	Isabelle Rioux	Canada	191	195	191	577	182	222	190	594	1171	195.17
33.	Eliisa Hiltunen	Finland	201	202	155	558	159	213	233	605	1163	193.83
34.	Giada Di Martino	Italy	156	231	189	576	168	224	180	572	1148	191.33
35.	Petra Eriksson-Sola	Finland	163	213	169	545	190	170	241	601	1146	191.00
36.	Stephanie Martins	Brazil	199	192	259	650	165	169	160	494	1144	190.67
37.	Aldila Indryati	Indonesia	156	201	181	538	244	168	192	604	1142	190.33
38.	Nanami Irie	Japan	166	194	208	568	165	221	187	573	1141	190.17
39.	Wang Ya-Ting	Chinese Taipei	203	181	213	597	157	217	168	542	1139	189.83
40.	Shalin Zulkifli	Malaysia	176	144	222	542	177	182	236	595	1137	189.50
(tie)	Iliana Lomeli Lemus	Mexico	194	188	205	587	218	140	192	550	1137	189.50
(tie)	Syaidatul Afifah	Malaysia	219	160	209	588	154	221	174	549	1137	189.50
43.	Baek Seungja	Korea	183	179	180	542	178	202	212	592	1134	189.00
44.	Patricia Luoto	Germany	165	163	220	548	201	168	214	583	1131	188.50
45.	Pan Yu-Fen	Chinese Taipei	178	150	176	504	206	215	198	619	1123	187.17
(tie)	Sarolta Dosztaly	Hungary	201	179	185	565	210	160	188	558	1123	187.17
(tie)	Jessica Santiago	Puerto Rico	184	217	191	592	207	157	167	531	1123	187.17
48.	Novie Phang	Indonesia	180	192	205	577	189	182	172	543	1120	186.67
49.	Patricia De Faria	Venezuela	189	172	202	563	174	172	210	556	1119	186.50
50.	Ana Lorena Bolanos Molina	Guatemala	159	174	192	525	202	169	222	593	1118	186.33
51.	Irina Timosenkova	Wales	156	217	148	521	199	154	241	594	1115	185.83
52.	Milki Ng	Hong Kong	191	204	188	583	173	145	213	531	1114	185.67
53.	Olha Pokotylo	Ukraine	192	214	180	586	197	171	152	520	1106	184.33
54.	Cherise Moor	England	179	179	202	560	186	183	176	545	1105	184.17
55.	Roberta Ferina	Italy	201	154	205	560	192	134	213	539	1099	183.17
56.	Shannon O’Keefe	United States	175	155	188	518	183	165	221	569	1087	181.17
57.	Natasha Roslan	Malaysia	177	172	187	536	177	171	200	548	1084	180.67
58.	Laura Marcham	England	178	202	163	543	183	163	192	538	1081	180.17
59.	Sylvia Villalobos	Costa Rica	165	174	217	556	129	199	190	518	1074	179.00
60.	Tannya Lopez	Mexico	166	169	202	537	183	199	153	535	1072	178.67
61.	Jazreel Tan	Singapore	159	186	168	513	201	182	171	554	1067	177.83
62.	Dagny Edda Thorisdottir	Iceland	190	190	160	540	162	197	163	522	1062	177.00
63.	Viviana Delgado	Costa Rica	144	145	190	479	210	181	188	579	1058	176.33
64.	Janine Gabel	Germany	142	178	189	509	176	245	127	548	1057	176.17
65.	Helga Di Benedetto	Italy	193	187	154	534	146	183	191	520	1054	175.67
66.	Louise Roberts	Wales	161	180	192	533	146	198	175	519	1052	175.33
(tie)	Maria Toth	Hungary	174	174	163	511	216	166	159	541	1052	175.33
68.	Aigul Aristanbekova	Kazakhstan	163	181	172	516	195	167	173	535	1051	175.17
69.	Alicia Marcano	Venezuela	157	170	224	551	170	153	176	499	1050	175.00
70.	Ana Patricia Morales Ruiz	Guatemala	217	159	138	514	155	164	215	534	1048	174.67
71.	Maria Franciska Stampe	Denmark	147	165	167	479	177	200	187	564	1043	173.83
72.	Bea Hernandez	Philippines	169	199	202	570	149	148	175	472	1042	173.67
73.	Valerie Bermudez	Puerto Rico	182	193	170	545	147	191	153	491	1036	172.67
74.	Katrin Fjola Bragadottir	Iceland	149	157	219	525	141	194	168	503	1028	171.33
75.	Natalya Orlova	Kazakhstan	184	165	179	528	192	129	176	497	1025	170.83
76.	Jessica Atan	Costa Rica	167	147	175	489	166	172	181	519	1008	168.00
77.	Oana Vlad	Romania	165	181	141	487	144	201	172	517	1004	167.33
78.	Serafina Liuzzi	Italy	191	180	139	510	176	162	149	487	997	166.17
79.	Vicki Harmon	England	135	157	175	467	180	193	149	522	989	164.83
80.	Roxana Buga	Romania	148	194	199	541	155	146	143	444	985	164.17
81.	Joan Cheng	Hong Kong	152	148	145	445	156	194	189	539	984	164.00
82.	Samantha How	Canada	132	191	162	485	157	166	173	496	981	163.50
83.	Mariana Fratti	Brazil	142	157	127	426	167	164	221	552	978	163.00
84.	Joselyn Valverde	Costa Rica	179	158	137	474	193	175	132	500	974	162.33
85.	Linda Hronn Magnusdottir	Iceland	179	155	149	483	139	189	144	472	955	159.17
86.	Gudny Gunnarsdottir	Iceland	146	138	136	420	150	180	161	491	911	151.83
87.	Daryna Velychko	Ukraine	153	139	143	435	172	138	157	467	902	150.33
88.	Leslie Sthepania Cuevas Velasco	Guatemala	109	139	176	424	120	190	142	452	876	146.00