Mexican youth bowlers wins three gold medals in Doubles

06 September, 2017

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The youth teams from the host country of Mexico won three out four gold medals in the 2017 PABCON Youth Championships for Under-16 and Under-21 bowlers Monday at Bol Obispado in Monterrey, Mexico.

Karla Sandoval and Ana Sada captured the title in the girls Under16 division, while Luis Lugo, Marco Flores and Benjamin Martinez, Segio Villanueva swept the gold medals in the boys division.

Sandoval/Sada averaged 184.80 as a team on their way to the first gold medal for Mexico with 1848 pinfall. Sada had 931 and Sandoval added 917.

Pictured above is the podium in Girls Under16 Doubles. Photos by Martin Faba and Megan Gonzales.

Puerto Rico’s Natalia Delgado and Pamela Perez were 79 pins behind to take the silver medal with 1769. Singles gold medalist Alejandra Herrera and Daniela Gonzalez were further 84 pins back in third place with 1685.

On the U16 boys side, Flores led the way with 960 and Lugo was close behind with 950 to finish with 1910 five-game total (191 avg.) to win the gold medal by 100 pins over second-place Juan Rincon and Samuel Jaramillo of Colombia with 1810. Bronze went to Javier Muñiz and Edgar Burgos of Puerto Rico with 1802.

Trailing Canadians Alex Cote and Jakob Bowden by 17 pins heading into the sixth game, Martinez/Villanueva posted a 418 last game to win the title in the U21 boys doubles with 2494 and an average of 207.83.

Cote/Bowden took silver with 2483 with Junior Team USA’s Brandon Biondo and Cortez Schenck in the bronze medal position with 2415.

The fourth gold medal of the day went to the United States as singles gold medalist Stephanie Schwartz and Breanna Clemmer and singles silver and bronze medalists Sydney Brummett and Julia Bond (pictured, l-r) swept gold and silver in girls U21 doubles.

Clemmer (1348) and Schwartz (1315) played in their own league averaging 221.92 as a team, almost 24 pins higher than their team mates, do win the second gold medal for the United States with 2663 total pins.

Brummett/Bond were 287 pins behind in second place with 2376 and were followed by Sarah Klassen and Tiffany Griffith of Canada, who secured the bronze medal with 2308.

The 2017 Pan American Bowling Confederation Youth Championships will be held from September 2-9 at Bol Obispado in Monterrey, Mexico. The premiere event for youth bowlers in World Bowling’s American Zone drew 107 youth bowlers from 13 countries, 76 (48 boys and 28 girls) in the Under-21 division and 31 (16 boys and 15 girls) in the Under-16 division.

Players will compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles (U16 only), Trios (U21 only), four-player Team, All-Events and Masters.

U.S. girls sweep medals in U21 division at PABCON Youth
Junior Team USA ready for 2017 PABCON Youth Championships

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U16 Boys Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	Total	Ave.
1.	Mexico	320	386	411	424	369	1910	191.00
	Luis Lugo	130	187	218	255	160	950	190.00
	Marco Flores	190	199	193	169	209	960	192.00
2.	Colombia	331	432	347	396	304	1810	181.00
	Juan J. Rincon C.	166	209	152	185	150	862	172.40
	Samuel Jaramillo C	165	223	195	211	154	948	189.60
3.	Puerto Rico	442	361	368	328	303	1802	180.20
	Javier Muñiz	234	167	201	173	150	925	185.00
	Edgar J. Burgos	208	194	167	155	153	877	175.40
4.	Peru	417	333	309	314	355	1728	172.80
	Paul Higashionna	248	166	147	179	185	925	185.00
	Frank De La Sotta	169	167	162	135	170	803	160.60
5.	Guatemala	366	332	361	289	326	1674	167.40
	Diego F. Aguilar	192	147	187	164	147	837	167.40
	Marvin M. Leon	174	185	174	125	179	837	167.40
6.	Aruba	312	327	349	316	342	1646	164.60
	Ian Tromp	160	182	199	127	182	850	170.00
	Jared Felipa	152	145	150	189	160	796	159.20
7.	Costa Rica	299	297	362	291	342	1591	159.10
	Mathias Sasso	175	173	192	168	196	904	180.80
	Esteban Chacon	124	124	170	123	146	687	137.40

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U16 Girls Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	Total	Ave.
1.	Mexico	311	363	404	387	383	1848	184.80
	Karla Sandoval	151	175	215	182	194	917	183.40
	Ana Sada	160	188	189	205	189	931	186.20
2.	Puerto Rico	313	399	335	356	366	1769	176.90
	Natalia Delgado	168	198	179	169	166	880	176.00
	Pamela Perez	145	201	156	187	200	889	177.80
3.	Colombia	378	269	300	315	423	1685	168.50
	Alejandra Herrera	176	122	124	169	196	787	157.40
	Daniela Gonzalez C.	202	147	176	146	227	898	179.60
4.	Aruba	305	322	295	341	368	1631	163.10
	Rania Halabi	158	175	143	150	190	816	163.20
	Xyqienne Leonardo	147	147	152	191	178	815	163.00
5.	Costa Rica	309	301	322	314	308	1554	155.40
	Maria F. Aguiluz	173	167	207	178	159	884	176.80
	Ximena Paez	136	134	115	136	149	670	134.00
6.	Dominican Republic	338	299	264	313	327	1541	154.10
	Maria P. Hernandez	169	162	122	136	170	759	151.80
	Ana G. Soto	169	137	142	177	157	782	156.40
7.	Peru	305	272	256	314	290	1437	143.70
	Yumi Yuzuriha	158	105	133	142	142	680	136.00
	Sophie Oshiro	147	167	123	172	148	757	151.40

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U21 Boys Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	Mexico	391	422	420	406	437	418	2494	207.83
	Benjamin Martinez	193	235	204	185	222	193	1232	205.33
	Segio Villanueva	198	187	216	221	215	225	1262	210.33
2.	Canada	465	419	393	435	381	390	2483	206.92
	Alex Cote	240	180	202	202	156	178	1158	193.00
	Jakob Bowden	225	239	191	233	225	212	1325	220.83
3.	United States	443	423	358	389	459	343	2415	201.25
	Brandon Biondo	223	191	199	207	223	201	1244	207.33
	Cortez Schenck	220	232	159	182	236	142	1171	195.17
4.	Mexico	328	432	382	399	401	416	2358	196.50
	Brandon Pelayo	168	225	192	219	212	195	1211	201.83
	Angel Bazurto	160	207	190	180	189	221	1147	191.17
5.	Costa Rica	489	391	386	392	323	370	2351	195.92
	Giancarlo Brenes	243	190	185	198	154	155	1125	187.50
	Toscano Luconi	246	201	201	194	169	215	1226	204.33
6.	Peru	375	422	404	433	362	350	2346	195.50
	Sebastian Yuzuriha	194	218	197	250	177	181	1217	202.83
	Aldo Guibu	181	204	207	183	185	169	1129	188.17
7.	Colombia	393	466	381	362	374	359	2335	194.58
	Mauricio Cabrera	186	222	211	167	200	154	1140	190.00
	Jose R. Mora M.	207	244	170	195	174	205	1195	199.17
8.	Colombia	401	374	419	346	403	387	2330	194.17
	Felipe Gil A.	186	193	222	214	221	169	1205	200.83
	Jorge L. Tello	215	181	197	132	182	218	1125	187.50
9.	Costa Rica	390	384	404	327	417	403	2325	193.75
	Alberto Quesada	209	221	236	136	211	190	1203	200.50
	Jonaykel Conejo	181	163	168	191	206	213	1122	187.00
10.	Peru	380	352	397	396	407	358	2290	190.83
	Alejandro Ishikawa	159	202	227	197	192	202	1179	196.50
	Renzo Guibu	221	150	170	199	215	156	1111	185.17
11.	United States	407	417	429	391	311	329	2284	190.33
	Kennon Mcfalls	210	203	195	194	180	128	1110	185.00
	Jeffrey Mann	197	214	234	197	131	201	1174	195.67
12.	Puerto Rico	410	369	360	381	389	363	2272	189.33
	Raymond Rodriguez	205	201	187	207	210	183	1193	198.83
	Rafael Pizarro	205	168	173	174	179	180	1079	179.83
13.	Aruba	332	371	404	372	390	403	2272	189.33
	Yannick Roos	162	193	218	210	232	179	1194	199.00
	Elias Halabi	170	178	186	162	158	224	1078	179.67
14.	Puerto Rico	365	404	380	324	419	378	2270	189.17
	Jorge A. Rodriguez	204	204	187	163	236	222	1216	202.67
	Rogelio Acosta	161	200	193	161	183	156	1054	175.67
15.	Canada	288	394	358	346	426	446	2258	188.17
	Gavin Sum	133	225	135	155	238	224	1110	185.00
	Marc Antoine Caron	155	169	223	191	188	222	1148	191.33
16.	Dominican Republic	335	350	381	424	358	367	2215	184.58
	Gregory Morin Jr	195	168	166	181	195	221	1126	187.67
	Hector Simo	140	182	215	243	163	146	1089	181.50
17.	Aruba	317	345	369	351	441	356	2179	181.58
	Kaelan Roos	139	169	170	166	203	191	1038	173.00
	Renald Thiel	178	176	199	185	238	165	1141	190.17
18.	Uruguay	301	347	381	455	346	342	2172	181.00
	Joaquin Manrique	162	169	143	235	188	131	1028	171.33
	Alfonso Rodriguez	139	178	238	220	158	211	1144	190.67
19.	Guatemala	325	389	351	380	356	354	2155	179.58
	Miguel E. Aguilar	141	179	180	193	189	172	1054	175.67
	Jose P. Giron	184	210	171	187	167	182	1101	183.50
20.	Uruguay	410	323	371	327	354	356	2141	178.42
	Felipe Fuentes	219	129	158	157	179	119	961	160.17
	Franco Gracia	191	194	213	170	175	237	1180	196.67
21.	El Salvador	373	458	378	384	264	259	2116	176.33
	Danijel M. Villalta	194	225	200	206	129	121	1075	179.17
	Christian K. Arevalo	179	233	178	178	135	138	1041	173.50
22.	El Salvador	294	312	431	327	344	365	2073	172.75
	Jose A. Hernandez	145	149	250	169	168	166	1047	174.50
	Marco R. Tomasino	149	163	181	158	176	199	1026	171.00
23.	Dominican Republic	358	379	321	336	316	295	2005	167.08
	Manuel Gonzalez	193	181	138	197	168	156	1033	172.17
	Allen Rodriguez	165	198	183	139	148	139	972	162.00
24.	Guatemala	296	319	280	375	327	321	1918	159.83
	Jonathan D. Aguilar	130	157	168	206	149	138	948	158.00
	Oscar E. Solares	166	162	112	169	178	183	970	161.67

2017 PABCON Youth Championships – U21 Girls Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	G6	Total	Ave.
1.	United States	445	431	379	504	416	488	2663	221.92
	Breanna Clemmer	257	199	202	257	234	199	1348	224.67
	Stephanie Schwartz	188	232	177	247	182	289	1315	219.17
2.	United States	399	378	337	476	374	412	2376	198.00
	Julia Bond	196	181	173	233	201	214	1198	199.67
	Sydney Brummett	203	197	164	243	173	198	1178	196.33
3.	Canada	404	401	381	407	376	339	2308	192.33
	Sarah Klassen	168	200	188	204	189	147	1096	182.67
	Tiffany Griffith	236	201	193	203	187	192	1212	202.00
4.	Puerto Rico	364	394	414	418	319	389	2298	191.50
	Paulina Torres	153	183	147	207	146	186	1022	170.33
	Tayshaye Naranjo	211	211	267	211	173	203	1276	212.67
5.	Colombia	391	367	379	383	399	353	2272	189.33
	Isabella Correa	211	189	184	205	196	195	1180	196.67
	Laura Plazas	180	178	195	178	203	158	1092	182.00
6.	Mexico	381	403	281	418	362	420	2265	188.75
	Karla Salazar	227	180	154	173	151	232	1117	186.17
	Alejandra Amezcua	154	223	127	245	211	188	1148	191.33
7.	Mexico	356	449	385	330	363	377	2260	188.33
	Paola Limon	184	255	230	206	195	210	1280	213.33
	Raquel Orozco	172	194	155	124	168	167	980	163.33
8.	Canada	330	374	400	406	349	343	2202	183.50
	Mykaela Mitchell	158	176	223	192	160	186	1095	182.50
	Brittney Turcotte	172	198	177	214	189	157	1107	184.50
9.	Puerto Rico	328	387	416	324	370	364	2189	182.42
	Estefania Cobo	151	184	212	158	188	193	1086	181.00
	Sarah Sanes	177	203	204	166	182	171	1103	183.83
10.	Costa Rica	382	377	326	383	368	313	2149	179.08
	Ericka Quesada	214	213	179	213	189	155	1163	193.83
	Alexa Fernandez	168	164	147	170	179	158	986	164.33
11.	Colombia	302	351	361	331	398	308	2051	170.92
	Ana S. Olaya R.	171	180	209	144	192	181	1077	179.50
	Laura Garzon	131	171	152	187	206	127	974	162.33
12.	Costa Rica	327	316	362	328	318	337	1988	165.67
	Fabiola Sandoval	180	168	184	184	179	189	1084	180.67
	Montserrat Bolaños	147	148	178	144	139	148	904	150.67
13.	El Salvador	287	332	328	320	328	351	1946	162.17
	Sandra A. Quintanilla	123	158	182	145	154	155	917	152.83
	Jeniffer A. Hernandez	164	174	146	175	174	196	1029	171.50