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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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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)
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).
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 |
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 |
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