For the first time since 2012, the Junior Team USA girls claimed the coveted team gold medal at the World Bowling Youth Championships, while the boys from Qatar returned to the top of the medal stand as a team for the first time in three decades.

The girls team final Thursday at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Michigan, was a rematch of the 2016 title tilt between Korea and the United States, and it gave Junior Team USA a chance at redemption on its home turf.

The opportunity was not wasted, as the Junior Team USA girls (left) battled back from an opening-game loss and won the match, 2-1, by scores of 180-205, 214-181 and 230-175 in the modified Baker format.

Junior Team USA jumped out to an early lead in the opener, before a missed single pin in the sixth frame and back-to-back splits to end the game, gave the defending champions (right) the advantage and momentum.

After starting the second game with a 7-10 split, the Junior Team USA girls rallied with four consecutive strikes, stole the momentum and never looked back.

The team’s roster included Taylor Bailey of Joliet, Illinois, Breanna Clemmer of Clover, South Carolina, Mabel Cummins of Elburn, Illinois, and Caitlyn Johnson of Rockwell, North Carolina. All four competed in the World Youth Championships for the first time.

“After losing the first game, and the way we lost it, I reminded them that in the big picture, it was just one game of Baker,” Junior Team USA head coach Bryan O’Keefe said. “Despite the start to the second game, they threw great shots to take the lead and win it. Then, they bowled unbelievable the last game when they needed it most. It’s an incredible feeling and one they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. I will, as well.”

The United States and Korea both were 2-0 winners Thursday in the semifinals. Korea, the top seed after six games of qualifying, eased past Sweden (left), 255-212 and 243-216, while the United States downed Malaysia (right), 189-162 and 224-173.

Qatar‘s return to the spotlight at the World Youth Championships also was a long time coming, with the country’s last team gold medal coming at the inaugural event in 1988.

That tournament, known then as the International Youth Championships, was held in the Philippines, and Qatar’s road to the title Thursday also went through the Philippines.

This time, Qatar defeated the Philippines (left), 2-1, in the semifinals to earn a place in the 2018 final against Finland, a 2-0 winner against top-seeded Japan (right).

Led by this week’s boys all-events gold medalist Ghanim Aboujassoum, Qatar made light work of Finland, claiming the title with a 2-0 sweep by scores of 239-238 and 233-199.

In the opening game of the title match, Finland (left) anchor and all-events bronze medalist, Niko Oksanen, struck on his fill ball to force Aboujassoum to throw three strikes in the final frame for the one-pin victory.

Qatar’s only other gold medal prior to the 2018 event came in all-events in 1992.

“We reset this program in 2009 and set a lot of goals, one of which was to win at least one medal at the 2016 World Youth Championships, which we did,” said Qatar head coach Pedro Merani (far right). “Now, to be on top of the world is amazing.”

Qatar’s success at Thunderbowl Lanes means a lot for the future of the program. Aboujassoum’s individual success also showed Merani much about his anchor bowler’s resilience and strong mental game.

Aboujassoum (left) was frustrated after missing the cut to the singles medal round by one pin, but he maintained his focus and averaged more than 230 for 18 games to win all-events.

“This pattern (44-foot London) definitely played to Ghanim’s strengths, and even though he missed the first medal round, I was able to explain to him that I felt he had the best reaction of the entire field,” Merani said. “He was able to stay focused and keep doing what he was doing, and here we are.”

Aboujassoum was joined on the lanes by Jassem Al Deyab, Jassim Al Muraikhi and Mohammed Al Merekhi (right), the singles silver medalist in 2016.

The top 24 boys and 24 girls in all-events advanced to Masters match play, which got underway Thursday afternoon. Competition will resume Friday at 9 a.m. Eastern, with the Masters semifinals scheduled to get underway at 10:15 a.m. EDT.

The World Youth Championships is held every two years, and the 2018 edition has brought 214 competitors from 37 countries to the Detroit area to bowl for medals in singles, doubles, team, all-events and Masters competition.

World Bowling is providing livestream coverage of the event, and bowling fans from around the globe will be able to watch the competition live from start to finish. Coverage will include all qualifying, semifinal and final rounds.

For more information on the 2018 World Youth Championships or to watch the livestream, click here.

Photos courtesy of Max Bulanov.

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15th World Bowling Youth Championships – Boys Team Medal Round

Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., USA (Aug. 2, 2018)

Championship Round:
1. Qatar (Jassim Al Muraikhi, Mohammed Al Merekhi, Jassem Al Deyab, Ghanim Aboujassoum), 1060 (5 games)
2. Finland (Tomas Kayhko, Teemu Putkisto, Jesse Ahokas, Niko Oksanen), 859 (4 games)
3. Japan (Hideaki Hata, Yuma Haraguchi, Takumi Hagasaki, Sayato Takahira), 364 (2 games)
(tie) Philippines (Ivan Malig, Kenzo Umali, Praise Gahol, Merwin Tan), 539 (3 games)

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 4 Finland def. No. 1 Japan, 2-0 (214-202, 208-162)
Semifinal Match 2: No. 3 Qatar def. No. 2 Philippines, 2-1 (213-190, 158-176, 217-173)
Championship: Qatar def. Finland, 2-0 (239-238, 233-199)

15th World Bowling Youth Championships – Girls Team Medal Round

Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., USA (Aug. 2, 2018)

Championship Round:
1. USA (Caitlyn Johnson, Mabel Cummins, Taylor Bailey, Breanna Clemmer), 1037 (5 games)
2. Korea (Kim Jinju, Son Hyeonji, Lee Jungmin, Hong Sunhwa), 1059 (5 games)
3. Malaysia (Sahar Nur Syazwan, Aznel Nur Ameerahusna, Azman Nur Amirah Auni, Gillian Siew Geok Lim), 335 (2 games)
(tie) Sweden (Sofia Myllymäki, Hanna Engberg, Alida Molander, Cajsa Wegner), 428 (2 games)

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 1 Korea def. No. 4 Sweden, 2-0 (255-212, 243-216)
Semifinal Match 2: No. 3 USA def. No. 2 Malaysia, 2-0 (189-162, 224-173)
Championship: USA def. Korea, 2-1 (180-205, 214-181, 230-175).

15th World Bowling Youth Championships – Boys All-Events (final)

Players with position, country and 18-game pinfall total. Top 24 advance to the Masters finals, top 8 receive a first-round bye.

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Ghanim Aboujassoum	Qatar	18	1428	1353	1360	4141	230.06
2.	Han Jaehyeon	Korea	18	1322	1505	1266	4093	227.39
3.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	18	1400	1314	1364	4078	226.56
4.	Sebastian Nunez	Mexico	18	1418	1291	1324	4033	224.06
5.	Georg Skryten	Norway	18	1463	1307	1227	3997	222.06
6.	Alfred Berggren	Sweden	18	1469	1312	1213	3994	221.89
7.	Robert Lindberg	Sweden	18	1340	1361	1269	3970	220.56
8.	Cortez Schenck	United States	18	1288	1399	1270	3957	219.83
9.	Ji Geun	Korea	18	1342	1309	1285	3936	218.67
(tie)	Mostafa Almousawi	Kuwait	18	1248	1425	1263	3936	218.67
11.	Abdulwahab Alkheliwi	Saudi Arabia	18	1429	1249	1235	3913	217.39
12.	Jomond Chia	Singapore	18	1245	1364	1298	3907	217.06
13.	Hideaki Hata	Japan	18	1292	1329	1281	3902	216.78
14.	Benjamin Martinez	Mexico	18	1338	1226	1336	3900	216.67
15.	Patrick Weichert	Germany	18	1318	1341	1239	3898	216.56
16.	Merwin Tan	Philippines	18	1322	1275	1286	3883	215.72
17.	Jesse Ahokas	Finland	18	1418	1209	1248	3875	215.28
18.	Bryan Hahlen	United States	18	1258	1292	1306	3856	214.22
19.	Lee Jongun	Korea	18	1270	1301	1284	3855	214.17
(tie)	Shahrukh Amin Zulkifli	Malaysia	18	1272	1299	1284	3855	214.17
21.	William Svensson	Sweden	18	1277	1299	1278	3854	214.11
(tie)	Jeffery Mann	United States	18	1346	1255	1253	3854	214.11
23.	Mykola Sielin	Ukraine	18	1309	1168	1376	3853	214.06
(tie)	Tun Hakim	Malaysia	18	1342	1159	1352	3853	214.06
25.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	18	1211	1313	1327	3851	213.94
26.	Danylo Yatsko	Ukraine	18	1472	1213	1159	3844	213.56
27.	Matt Clague	Australia	18	1237	1284	1319	3840	213.33
28.	Jayden Panella	Australia	18	1266	1327	1241	3834	213.00
29.	Tomas Kayhko	Finland	18	1307	1181	1345	3833	212.94
30.	Mohammed Al Merekhi	Qatar	18	1272	1242	1311	3825	212.50
31.	Emanuel Jonsson	Sweden	18	1186	1379	1256	3821	212.28
32.	Yuma Haraguchi	Japan	18	1305	1296	1211	3812	211.78
33.	Aidan Poh	Singapore	18	1331	1263	1216	3810	211.67
34.	Blayne Fletcher	Australia	18	1237	1407	1156	3800	211.11
35.	Pak Kyungrok	Korea	18	1288	1242	1269	3799	211.06
36.	Rafiq Ismail	Malaysia	18	1278	1206	1310	3794	210.78
37.	Sayato Takahira	Japan	18	1085	1339	1369	3793	210.72
38.	Axel Barajas	Mexico	18	1242	1253	1287	3782	210.11
39.	Takumi Hagasaki	Japan	18	1167	1267	1330	3764	209.11
40.	Isaac Ng	Singapore	18	1283	1239	1241	3763	209.06
41.	Jassem Al Deyab	Qatar	18	1311	1218	1219	3748	208.22
42.	Jorge A Rodriguez	Puerto Rico	18	1286	1244	1217	3747	208.17
43.	Andre Michow	Germany	18	1179	1244	1315	3738	207.67
44.	Teemu Putkisto	Finland	18	1262	1277	1189	3728	207.11
45.	Kenzo Umali	Philippines	18	1273	1144	1310	3727	207.06
46.	Oleksandr Nechypaiev	Ukraine	18	1211	1284	1230	3725	206.94
47.	Ivan Malig	Philippines	18	1258	1185	1281	3724	206.89
48.	Napatra Buspanikonkul	Thailand	18	1300	1211	1203	3714	206.33
49.	Jonas Dammen	Norway	18	1248	1326	1120	3694	205.22
50.	Rok Kostric	Slovenia	18	1214	1207	1267	3688	204.89
51.	Osama Hasan	Bahrain	18	1192	1281	1214	3687	204.83
(tie)	Aldo Guibu	Peru	18	1257	1313	1117	3687	204.83
53.	Chen Chia-Hsing	Chinese Taipei	18	1270	1231	1185	3686	204.78
54.	Sari Dawood O Jazaeri	Saudi Arabia	18	1191	1248	1240	3679	204.39
55.	Jassim Al Muraikhi	Qatar	18	1210	1197	1256	3663	203.50
56.	Christoph Schurian	Germany	18	1305	1145	1209	3659	203.28
57.	Supakrit Wantasuk	Thailand	18	1221	1261	1173	3655	203.06
58.	Sultan Faroug A Almasri	Saudi Arabia	18	1172	1209	1271	3652	202.89
59.	Yorick Van Deutekom	Netherlands	18	1138	1222	1278	3638	202.11
60.	Raymond Rodriguez	Puerto Rico	18	1173	1197	1262	3632	201.78
61.	Sebastian Salazar	Colombia	18	1149	1297	1185	3631	201.72
62.	Fabian Kloos	Germany	18	1292	1224	1108	3624	201.33
63.	Jarred Lim	Singapore	18	1221	1202	1194	3617	200.94
64.	Carlos Granados	Venezuela	18	1289	1106	1218	3613	200.72
65.	Omar Al Mudhahki	Bahrain	18	1237	1148	1220	3605	200.28
(tie)	Jake Edwards	England	18	1271	1173	1161	3605	200.28
67.	Ivan Tse	Hong Kong	18	1139	1196	1269	3604	200.22
68.	Efrain Basurto	Mexico	18	1249	1159	1192	3600	200.00
69.	Wu Ming-Wei	Chinese Taipei	18	1183	1150	1256	3589	199.39
70.	Tomasz Lutowski	Poland	18	1331	1065	1181	3577	198.72
71.	Yeh Chen-Kuang	Chinese Taipei	18	1154	1209	1211	3574	198.56
72.	Alexander Beck	Norway	18	1189	1178	1192	3559	197.72
73.	Praise Gahol	Philippines	18	1161	1127	1270	3558	197.67
74.	Jens Mathiesen	Norway	18	1323	1120	1097	3540	196.67
75.	Ahmed Al Awadhi	Bahrain	18	1179	1207	1153	3539	196.61
76.	Chanathip PremPree	Thailand	18	1187	1134	1216	3537	196.50
77.	Felipe Gil	Colombia	18	1165	1223	1147	3535	196.39
(tie)	Samuel Demers	Canada	18	1175	1185	1175	3535	196.39
79.	Wesley Low	United States	18	1144	1210	1179	3533	196.28
80.	Luis Landrau	Puerto Rico	18	1213	1198	1108	3519	195.50
81.	Aleksander Kostric	Slovenia	18	1132	1113	1268	3513	195.17
(tie)	Gavin Sum	Canada	18	1122	1293	1098	3513	195.17
83.	Soliman Alshuaibi	Kuwait	18	1140	1232	1137	3509	194.94
84.	Su Tsung-Wei	Chinese Taipei	18	1188	1171	1141	3500	194.44
85.	Tim Cerkvenik Muzafirovic	Slovenia	18	1155	1202	1132	3489	193.83
86.	Thomas Nicholls	England	18	1103	1149	1234	3486	193.67
87.	Jakob Bowden	Canada	18	1107	1185	1192	3484	193.56
88.	Sebastian Yuzuriha	Peru	18	1161	1191	1131	3483	193.50
89.	Chanasorn Wutti	Thailand	18	1143	1057	1280	3480	193.33
90.	Danil Pervukhin	Ukraine	18	1227	1121	1130	3478	193.22
91.	Brandon Lik How Ting	Malaysia	18	1107	1190	1179	3476	193.11
92.	Antonio Izquierdo	Puerto Rico	18	1222	1183	1070	3475	193.06
93.	Chiu Hou Leong	Macau	18	1214	1098	1155	3467	192.61
94.	Jack Kerr	Scotland	18	1151	1159	1130	3440	191.11
95.	Ali Haidar	Kuwait	18	1150	1197	1086	3433	190.72
96.	Faisal Saleem	Kuwait	18	1125	1165	1137	3427	190.39
97.	Nathan Shoesmith	Australia	18	1016	1183	1224	3423	190.17
98.	Ho Man Lok	Macau	18	1191	1133	1093	3417	189.83
99.	Alexey Stepin	Russia	18	1136	1171	1100	3407	189.28
(tie)	David Gomez	Colombia	18	1101	1156	1150	3407	189.28
101.	Jamie Gore	England	18	1162	1113	1129	3404	189.11
(tie)	Tomas Vrabec	Slovakia	18	1108	1125	1171	3404	189.11
103.	Vladimir Rangin	Russia	18	1172	1094	1127	3393	188.50
104.	Marc-Antoine Caron	Canada	18	1167	1076	1137	3380	187.78
105.	Rihards Kovalenko	Latvia	18	1190	1090	1092	3372	187.33
106.	Alex Yu	Hong Kong	18	1064	1131	1161	3356	186.44
107.	Igor Shmakov	Russia	18	1128	1042	1185	3355	186.39
108.	Alexander Langner	Poland	18	1147	1102	1099	3348	186.00
109.	Callum Simons	England	18	1091	1071	1183	3345	185.83
110.	Fong Chon Hang	Macau	18	1119	1112	1097	3328	184.89
111.	Sergejs Kiselovs	Latvia	18	1167	985	1171	3323	184.61
112.	Juan Jose Rincon	Colombia	18	962	1143	1213	3318	184.33
113.	Dmitry Danilin	Russia	18	1154	1003	1117	3274	181.89
114.	Oscar Poon	Hong Kong	18	1093	1075	1103	3271	181.72
115.	Elvijs Udo Dimpers	Latvia	18	1016	1143	1093	3252	180.67
116.	Callum MacKenzie	Scotland	18	1103	1072	1065	3240	180.00
(tie)	Bassam Mohamed A Oraif	Saudi Arabia	18	1141	1125	974	3240	180.00
118.	Keith Mark	Hong Kong	18	1061	1091	1081	3233	179.61
119.	Roland Suciu	Romania	18	1129	1092	986	3207	178.17
120.	Alejandro Ishikawa	Peru	18	1116	1048	1039	3203	177.94
121.	Frank De La Sotta	Peru	18	1024	1062	1077	3163	175.72
(tie)	Ali Abdulla	Bahrain	18	1083	1020	1060	3163	175.72
123.	Ryan Hart	Scotland	18	1082	1010	1060	3152	175.11
124.	Mohamed Rashed Al Shawkari	United Arab Emirates	18	1032	1024	1073	3129	173.83
125.	Daniel Masters	Scotland	18	1160	1019	946	3125	173.61
126.	Cheang I Hin	Macau	18	1155	979	962	3096	172.00
127.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	18	1017	1019	1057	3093	171.83
128.	Arvids Ermans	Latvia	18	987	1066	995	3048	169.33
129.	Khalifa Ajlan Al Qubaisi	United Arab Emirates	18	1020	1037	979	3036	168.67
130.	Hamad Abdulaziz Al Khyeli	United Arab Emirates	18	1037	1048	909	2994	166.33
131.	Faisal Hamdan Al Shkeili	United Arab Emirates	18	992	878	1000	2870	159.44
132.	Daniel Bolan	Romania	13	1133	1243	186	2562	DNF

15th World Bowling Youth Championships – Girls All-Events (final)

Players with position, country and 18-game pinfall total. Top 24 advance to the Masters finals, top 8 receive a first-round bye.

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Sahar Nur Syazwani	Malaysia	24	1294	1309	1334	3937	218.72
2.	Juliana Botero	Colombia	24	1402	1256	1245	3903	216.83
(tie)	Hong Sunhwa	Korea	24	1267	1289	1347	3903	216.83
4.	Cajsa Wegner	Sweden	24	1246	1327	1305	3878	215.44
5.	Paola Limon	Mexico	24	1232	1412	1232	3876	215.33
6.	Breanna Clemmer	United States	24	1341	1361	1152	3854	214.11
7.	Son Hyeonji	Korea	24	1290	1302	1234	3826	212.56
8.	Shion Izumune	Japan	24	1233	1239	1353	3825	212.50
9.	Taylor Bailey	United States	24	1282	1260	1272	3814	211.89
10.	Maria Bulanova	Russia	24	1181	1302	1327	3810	211.67
11.	Caitlyn Johnson	United States	24	1332	1185	1287	3804	211.33
12.	Mabel Cummins	United States	24	1194	1328	1276	3798	211.00
13.	Jermaine Seah	Singapore	24	1271	1207	1296	3774	209.67
14.	Bea Hernandez	Philippines	24	1329	1260	1183	3772	209.56
15.	Emma Williamson	Australia	24	1242	1379	1148	3769	209.39
16.	Kim Jinju	Korea	24	1316	1160	1227	3703	205.72
17.	Lee Jungmin	Korea	24	1150	1251	1295	3696	205.33
18.	Alida Molander	Sweden	24	1177	1264	1252	3693	205.17
19.	Raquel Orozco	Mexico	24	1255	1261	1176	3692	205.11
20.	Mykaela Mitchell	Canada	24	1211	1332	1137	3680	204.44
21.	Mirai Ishimoto	Japan	24	1183	1211	1274	3668	203.78
22.	Isabella Correa	Colombia	24	1202	1253	1209	3664	203.56
23.	Charlene Lim	Singapore	24	1240	1202	1215	3657	203.17
24.	Estefania Cobo	Puerto Rico	24	1157	1234	1265	3656	203.11
25.	Chloe Jones	Australia	24	1203	1187	1260	3650	202.78
26.	Azman Nur Amirah Auni	Malaysia	24	1164	1203	1282	3649	202.72
27.	Iliya Syamim	Singapore	24	1243	1181	1223	3647	202.61
28.	Grace Gella	Philippines	24	1188	1221	1227	3636	202.00
29.	Rebekah Commane	Australia	24	1190	1209	1217	3616	200.89
(tie)	Nanami Irie	Japan	24	1342	1130	1144	3616	200.89
31.	Vilma Salo	Finland	24	1182	1202	1228	3612	200.67
32.	Aznel Nur Ameerahusna	Malaysia	24	1152	1196	1258	3606	200.33
33.	Charmaine Chang	Singapore	24	1174	1272	1157	3603	200.17
34.	Gillian Siew Geok Lim	Malaysia	24	1282	1188	1131	3601	200.06
35.	Sofia Myllymäki	Sweden	24	1196	1199	1201	3596	199.78
36.	Peppi Konsteri	Finland	24	1161	1328	1093	3582	199.00
37.	Paulina Torres	Puerto Rico	24	1232	1187	1154	3573	198.50
38.	Isabel Allen	England	24	1170	1117	1271	3558	197.67
39.	Wong Son Ian	Macau	24	1112	1160	1268	3540	196.67
40.	Zoriani Reyes	Puerto Rico	24	1271	1084	1182	3537	196.50
41.	Estefania Prieto	Colombia	24	1117	1249	1160	3526	195.89
42.	Teea Makela	Finland	24	1117	1216	1177	3510	195.00
43.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	24	1213	1198	1096	3507	194.83
44.	Emily Rigney	Australia	24	1186	1243	1077	3506	194.78
45.	Rianne Van Zijp	Netherlands	24	1225	973	1298	3496	194.22
46.	Sophie Thompson	England	24	1179	1094	1214	3487	193.72
47.	Wang Hsiang-Yu	Chinese Taipei	24	1048	1173	1242	3463	192.39
48.	Karla Salazar	Mexico	24	1183	1090	1173	3446	191.44
49.	Dakota Faichnie	Canada	24	1092	1253	1100	3445	191.39
50.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	24	1073	1141	1216	3430	190.56
51.	Brittney Rocan	Canada	24	1071	1176	1169	3416	189.78
52.	Hanna Engberg	Sweden	24	1146	1067	1198	3411	189.50
53.	Michelle Guarro	Mexico	24	1210	1123	1071	3404	189.11
54.	Marissa Naylor	Canada	24	1194	1131	1075	3400	188.89
55.	Mia Bewley	England	24	1145	1169	1077	3391	188.39
56.	Maria Belinskaya	Russia	24	1101	1172	1090	3363	186.83
57.	Akiho Mizutani	Japan	24	1147	1083	1132	3362	186.78
58.	Wang Yu-Huei	Chinese Taipei	24	1113	1128	1087	3328	184.89
59.	Sou Chi Cheng	Macau	24	1037	1158	1116	3311	183.94
60.	Anastasiia Fedorova	Russia	24	1155	1067	1088	3310	183.89
61.	Pamela Perez	Puerto Rico	24	1175	1006	1124	3305	183.61
62.	Denise Blankenzee	Netherlands	24	1097	1102	1098	3297	183.17
63.	Anouk Keizer	Netherlands	24	1067	1216	1011	3294	183.00
64.	Rebecca Daniels	Scotland	24	1095	1080	1114	3289	182.72
65.	Chi Yun-Fan	Chinese Taipei	24	1157	1078	1049	3284	182.44
66.	Lindsey Paling	Netherlands	24	1132	1095	1041	3268	181.56
67.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	24	999	1146	1112	3257	180.94
68.	Pitchapa Reongsiri	Thailand	24	1147	1009	1087	3243	180.17
69.	Lou Si Hang	Macau	24	1066	1071	1101	3238	179.89
70.	Katie Tagg	England	24	1022	1072	1080	3174	176.33
71.	Laura Garzon	Colombia	24	1133	1061	959	3153	175.17
72.	Peng Hsiao-Fen	Chinese Taipei	24	1007	1039	1100	3146	174.78
73.	Daphne Custodio	Philippines	24	1033	1018	1090	3141	174.50
74.	Chan Hei Io	Macau	24	952	1104	1068	3124	173.56
75.	Kristina Sramkova	Slovakia	24	997	1082	1042	3121	173.39
76.	Sayyora Makhmudova	Uzbekistan	24	932	1122	1039	3093	171.83
77.	Danielle Lazo	Philippines	24	964	1034	1087	3085	171.39
78.	Kingkamon Sarntong	Thailand	24	982	1022	1045	3049	169.39
79.	Pinmanus Khumchaipoom	Thailand	24	1061	954	963	2978	165.44
80.	Robyn Morton	Scotland	24	939	922	1104	2965	164.72
81.	Thanakorn Wutti	Thailand	24	990	947	1023	2960	164.44
82.	Reanna Watt	Scotland	24	971	976	967	2914	161.89