Singaporean girls, Korean boys claim Team gold at Asian Youth Championships

26 October, 2017

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The girls from Singapore and the Korean boys claimed the coveted team gold medals in the 9th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships Thursday at Corodano Lanes, Starmall EDSA in Mandaluyong City, Manila, Philippines.

Shion Izumune won the title in girls’ all-events to earn the first gold medal for Japan in this Championships. Her male counterpart, Han Jae Hyeon, captured the third gold medal for the Korean boys and the fifth overall.

Pictured above are the girls’ and boys’ team champions.

Singapore’s Iliya Syamim Bt Muhd Azni, Amabel Chu, Jermaine Seah and Charlene Lim (pictured right) overtook the Malaysian girls in the last game on the long oil pattern to win the team title with 4745 and an average of 197.71 for six games.

Malaysia’s Nur Ameerahusna, Faten Najihah, Nora Lyana Nastasia and Nur Amirah Auni (left), who led after the first block of three games on the medium pattern, had to settle for second place after closing with low games of 697 and 685 and 4687 total (195.29).

Japan’s Akiho Mizutani, Momo Sakai, Rise Fujita and Shion Izumune (right) beat out the singles and doubles champions from Korea for the bronze medal by 32 pins, 4660 to 4628.

Shion Izumune closed the team event with a big 247 game to overtake Korea’s Yang Da Som, who finished with 192, and to win the gold medal in girls’ all-events (total pinfall in singles, doubles and team event) with 3714 and an average of 206.33 for 18 games.

Yang earned the silver medal with 3678 and her team mate Kim Ye Sol took bronze with 3626.

After averaging over 222 on the medium oil pattern, the Korean boys (left) added only 2331 on the long pattern but still cruised to the gold medal in the boys’ team event with 4998 and an average of 208.25. It was the second gold medal for doubles champions Han Jae Hyeon and Lee Ju Hyung and the first for their team mates Park Geon Ha and Lim Seong Lyul.

Trailing Korea by 79 pins to take the silver medal were Ahmed Al-Awadhi, Ali Abdulla, Osama Hasan and Omar Al-Mudhahki of Bahrain (right) who narrowed the gap to the Koreans by 30 pins on long oil to finish with 4919 (204.96).

Just five pins behind the Bahrainis were Saoud Alkhalewi, Sari Jazaeri, Sultan Almasri and Abdulrahman Alkhalewi (left) who secured the first medal in this Championships for of Saudi Arabia with 4914 (204.75).

Han Jae Hyeon captured the gold medal in boys’ all-events with 3931 (218.39) to earn his third gold medal in four events after starting with a sixth place in singles.

Ahmed Al-Awadhi was 116 pins behind Han to secure the silver medal with 3815. Abdulrahman Alkhalewi took bronze with 3804.

The top 16 girls and boys in all-events advanced to the masters finals which will conclude the 19th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships on Friday and Saturday. All players bowl two eight game blocks of round robin match play before the field is cut to the top 3 who determine the champions in a stepladder final.

The 19th Asian Youth Championships will be held Oct. 21-28 at 38-lane Corodano Lanes, Starmall EDSA in Mandaluyong City, Manila, Philippines.

The Championships drew 94 players, 60 boys and 34 girls, from 15 member countries of the Asian Bowling Federation – Australia, Bahrain, Guam, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Japan, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, Chinese Taipei and the host country Philippines.

Up to four boys and four girls per country who must not be born before January 1, 1997, will bowl in separate divisions for gold, silver and bronze medals in five disciplines: Singles (contested on long oil), Doubles (medium oil), four-player Teams (first block medium, second block long), All-Events (18 games; combined scores in Singles, Doubles and Teams) and Masters match play (top 16 in All-Events; first block long, second block medium).

Competition concludes on Saturday, Oct. 28, with the boys and girls Masters stepladder finals followed by a victory banquet.

Photos courtesy of ABF-online.org.

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19th Asian Youth Championships – Girls’ Team Event

First three games on the medium lane conditioning pattern; second three games on the long lane conditioning pattern.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Singapore	803	792	874	2469	711	778	787	2276	4745	197.71
	Iliya Syamim Bt Muhd Azni	189	178	199	566	169	190	203	562	1128	188.00
	Amabel Chua	215	197	233	645	179	206	234	619	1264	210.67
	Jermaine Seah	213	185	226	624	190	167	168	525	1149	191.50
	Charlene Lim	186	232	216	634	173	215	182	570	1204	200.67
2.	Malaysia	744	911	850	2505	800	697	685	2182	4687	195.29
	Nur Ameerahusna	214	265	238	717	219	181	166	566	1283	213.83
	Faten Najihah	171	243	227	641	167	176	192	535	1176	196.00
	Nora Lyana Nastasia	175	172	198	545	207	184	174	565	1110	185.00
	Nur Amirah Auni	184	231	187	602	207	156	153	516	1118	186.33
3.	Japan	764	760	728	2252	819	733	856	2408	4660	194.17
	Akiho Mizutani	156	175	180	511	232	174	191	597	1108	184.67
	Momo Sakai	194	185	190	569	187	155	208	550	1119	186.50
	Rise Fujita	192	198	168	558	223	217	210	650	1208	201.33
	Shion Izumune	222	202	190	614	177	187	247	611	1225	204.17
4.	Korea	792	769	829	2390	750	692	796	2238	4628	192.83
	Yang Da Som	192	226	243	661	177	147	192	516	1177	196.17
	Lee Jung Min	190	181	215	586	191	183	236	610	1196	199.33
	Lee Hyun Jung	195	172	180	547	201	192	169	562	1109	184.83
	Kim Ye Sol	215	190	191	596	181	170	199	550	1146	191.00
5.	Philippines	824	719	717	2260	714	689	719	2122	4382	182.58
	Bea Hernandez	236	173	174	583	170	179	195	544	1127	187.83
	Nina De Vera	201	150	182	533	177	178	186	541	1074	179.00
	Daphne Custodio	166	216	159	541	174	163	184	521	1062	177.00
	Rjoy Daval-Santos	221	180	202	603	193	169	154	516	1119	186.50
6.	Chinese Taipei	698	687	751	2136	786	704	729	2219	4355	181.46
	Wan Yu-Heui	190	188	195	573	215	169	203	587	1160	193.33
	Wu Jie-Yu	175	154	168	497	178	164	192	534	1031	171.83
	Peng Hsaio-Ting	151	149	195	495	202	158	169	529	1024	170.67
	Chi Yun-Fan	182	196	193	571	191	213	165	569	1140	190.00
7.	Macau	704	703	704	2111	695	627	733	2055	4166	173.58
	Wong Son Ian	178	149	176	503	213	171	204	588	1091	181.83
	So Cheng Lam	183	211	143	537	154	135	167	456	993	165.50
	Ian Un Lam	217	193	199	609	132	157	160	449	1058	176.33
	Sou Chi Cheng	126	150	186	462	196	164	202	562	1024	170.67
8.	Guam	504	585	739	1828	655	546	526	1727	3555	148.13
	Annastashia L Guerrero	124	157	207	488	157	134	111	402	890	148.33
	Naiyah Taimanglo	120	128	160	408	171	124	142	437	845	140.83
	Eya Salandanan	139	127	161	427	144	115	121	380	807	134.50
	Jaeceline Espiritu	121	173	211	505	183	173	152	508	1013	168.83

19th Asian Youth Championships – Girls’ All-Events (final)

Top 16 advance to the Masters competition.

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Shion Izumune	Japan	18	1299	1190	1225	3714	206.33
2.	Yang Da Som	Korea	18	1252	1249	1177	3678	204.33
3.	Kim Ye Sol	Korea	18	1330	1150	1146	3626	201.44
4.	Nur Amirah Auni	Malaysia	18	1321	1163	1118	3602	200.11
5.	Lee Jung Min	Korea	18	1114	1281	1196	3591	199.50
6.	Amabel Chua	Singapore	18	1190	1130	1264	3584	199.11
7.	Wan Yu-Heui	Chinese Taipei	18	1142	1274	1160	3576	198.67
(tie)	Akiho Mizutani	Japan	18	1244	1224	1108	3576	198.67
9.	Nur Ameerahusna	Malaysia	18	1105	1187	1283	3575	198.61
10.	Lee Hyun Jung	Korea	18	1287	1145	1109	3541	196.72
11.	Charlene Lim	Singapore	18	1126	1203	1204	3533	196.28
12.	Faten Najihah	Malaysia	18	1210	1111	1176	3497	194.28
13.	Nora Lyana Nastasia	Malaysia	18	1201	1130	1110	3441	191.17
14.	Bea Hernandez	Philippines	18	1071	1241	1127	3439	191.06
15.	Wong Son Ian	Macau	18	1209	1117	1091	3417	189.83
16.	Rise Fujita	Japan	18	1162	1041	1208	3411	189.50
17.	Iliya Syamim Bt Muhd Azni	Singapore	18	1182	1087	1128	3397	188.72
18.	Jermaine Seah	Singapore	18	1096	1142	1149	3387	188.17
19.	Wu Jie-Yu	Chinese Taipei	18	1134	1193	1031	3358	186.56
20.	Chloe Jones	Australia	18	1048	1201	1075	3324	184.67
21.	Rjoy Daval-Santos	Philippines	18	1060	1093	1119	3272	181.78
22.	Daphne Custodio	Philippines	18	1098	1097	1062	3257	180.94
(tie)	Chi Yun-Fan	Chinese Taipei	18	1096	1021	1140	3257	180.94
24.	Momo Sakai	Japan	18	1053	1058	1119	3230	179.44
25.	Nina De Vera	Philippines	18	1014	1081	1074	3169	176.06
26.	Emma Williamson	Australia	18	1004	1112	1043	3159	175.50
(tie)	Peng Hsaio-Ting	Chinese Taipei	18	1093	1042	1024	3159	175.50
28.	So Cheng Lam	Macau	18	1094	1002	993	3089	171.61
29.	Ian Un Lam	Macau	18	900	1069	1058	3027	168.17
30.	Sou Chi Cheng	Macau	18	974	990	1024	2988	166.00
31.	Jaeceline Espiritu	Guam	18	874	1087	1013	2974	165.22
32.	Annastashia L Guerrero	Guam	18	935	884	890	2709	150.50
33.	Eya Salandanan	Guam	18	927	712	807	2446	135.89
34.	Naiyah Taimanglo	Guam	18	758	753	845	2356	130.89

19th Asian Youth Championships – Boys’ Team Event

First three games on the medium lane conditioning pattern; second three games on the long lane conditioning pattern.

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Korea	910	924	833	2667	824	738	769	2331	4998	208.25
	Han Jae Hyeon	243	241	169	653	246	228	186	660	1313	218.83
	Park Geon Ha	207	246	222	675	143	168	151	462	1137	189.50
	Lim Seong Lyul	203	213	255	671	236	175	190	601	1272	212.00
	Lee Ju Hyung	257	224	187	668	199	167	242	608	1276	212.67
2.	Bahrain	878	769	911	2558	770	857	734	2361	4919	204.96
	Ahmed Al-Awadhi	215	180	197	592	193	214	205	612	1204	200.67
	Ali Abdulla	247	194	219	660	148	212	179	539	1199	199.83
	Osama Hasan	185	189	278	652	239	239	203	681	1333	222.17
	Omar Al-Mudhahki	231	206	217	654	190	192	147	529	1183	197.17
3.	Saudi Arabia	845	756	869	2470	806	833	805	2444	4914	204.75
	Saoud Alkhalewi	203	161	200	564	181	225	254	660	1224	204.00
	Sari Jazaeri	234	159	232	625	175	136	205	516	1141	190.17
	Sultan Almasri	181	209	246	636	244	224	147	615	1251	208.50
	Abdulrahman Alkhalewi	227	227	191	645	206	248	199	653	1298	216.33
4.	Indonesia	795	909	876	2580	821	725	686	2232	4812	200.50
	Patrick M. Hernandez	243	237	223	703	182	142	144	468	1171	195.17
	Wibianzo Joaquel	173	209	204	586	211	190	167	568	1154	192.33
	Paolo M. Hernandez	195	215	204	614	233	188	199	620	1234	205.67
	Billy Muhammad Islam	184	248	245	677	195	205	176	576	1253	208.83
5.	Chinese Taipei	830	736	776	2342	773	767	871	2411	4753	198.04
	Liao Li-Yang	180	202	199	581	192	208	212	612	1193	198.83
	Chen Chia-Hsing	190	169	224	583	197	192	190	579	1162	193.67
	Su Tsung-Wei	243	195	178	616	178	164	222	564	1180	196.67
	Xu Zhe-Huei	217	170	175	562	206	203	247	656	1218	203.00
6.	Singapore	830	729	865	2424	827	731	759	2317	4741	197.54
	Jarred Lim	174	198	214	586	204	214	209	627	1213	202.17
	Oh Han Qin	197	222	186	605	205	170	200	575	1180	196.67
	Jomond Chia	223	178	199	600	223	169	161	553	1153	192.17
	Marcus Leong	236	131	266	633	195	178	189	562	1195	199.17
7.	Hong Kong	766	805	866	2437	741	727	819	2287	4724	196.83
	Keith Mark	183	166	203	552	189	192	230	611	1163	193.83
	Oscar Poon	204	214	174	592	168	189	167	524	1116	186.00
	Ivan Tse	215	191	277	683	183	181	156	520	1203	200.50
	Alex Yu	164	234	212	610	201	165	266	632	1242	207.00
8.	Japan	744	764	723	2231	853	754	832	2439	4670	194.58
	Takumi Hagasaki	191	177	170	538	219	224	222	665	1203	200.50
	Genki Hayashi	198	171	163	532	177	181	178	536	1068	178.00
	Keita Tokuhisa	177	236	178	591	262	176	189	627	1218	203.00
	Yuma Haraguchi	178	180	212	570	195	173	243	611	1181	196.83
9.	Malaysia	828	790	686	2304	823	730	719	2272	4576	190.67
	Brandon Lik How Ting	187	205	191	583	189	192	149	530	1113	185.50
	Muhd Arif Iskandar	233	226	180	639	211	173	170	554	1193	198.83
	Mohd Hafiz Zainuddin	214	178	162	554	201	164	232	597	1151	191.83
	Tun Ameerul L. Al-Hakim	194	181	153	528	222	201	168	591	1119	186.50
10.	Macau	808	696	782	2286	728	778	716	2222	4508	187.83
	Ho Man Lok	213	152	226	591	170	194	212	576	1167	194.50
	Cheang I Hin	171	153	177	501	197	191	179	567	1068	178.00
	Fong Chon Hang	200	183	202	585	187	170	148	505	1090	181.67
	Ho Chi Chong	224	208	177	609	174	223	177	574	1183	197.17
11.	Philippines	760	757	783	2300	726	714	755	2195	4495	187.29
	Praise Gahol	242	180	246	668	169	187	194	550	1218	203.00
	Gospel Gahol	170	179	188	537	158	159	188	505	1042	173.67
	Ivan Malig	188	201	153	542	188	192	190	570	1112	185.33
	Merwin Tan	160	197	196	553	211	176	183	570	1123	187.17
12.	Australia	924	758	726	2408	664	647	755	2066	4474	186.42
	Elliott Batiste	169	190	192	551	144	152	162	458	1009	168.17
	Jayden Panella	222	203	174	599	178	178	169	525	1124	187.33
	Matthew Clague	236	173	174	583	166	142	202	510	1093	182.17
	Blayne Fletcher	297	192	186	675	176	175	222	573	1248	208.00
13.	Kuwait	717	742	778	2237	819	683	705	2207	4444	185.17
	Abdullah Aldubayan	169	137	216	522	239	154	151	544	1066	177.67
	Mohammad Abdullah	153	169	175	497	195	140	165	500	997	166.17
	Faisal Saleem	202	230	163	595	221	217	184	622	1217	202.83
	Soliman Alshuaibi	193	206	224	623	164	172	205	541	1164	194.00
14.	India	713	653	703	2069	610	777	710	2097	4166	173.58
	Misam Abbas Rizvi	195	193	182	570	177	203	199	579	1149	191.50
	Varshit Gudivada	199	159	176	534	138	177	161	476	1010	168.33
	Nikhil Katyal	130	134	154	418	139	187	190	516	934	155.67
	Kishan Ramachandriah	189	167	191	547	156	210	160	526	1073	178.83
15.	Guam	665	669	648	1982	767	653	688	2108	4090	170.42
	Jeremiah Camacho	143	160	190	493	181	178	161	520	1013	168.83
	Frank Manibusan Jr.	159	161	170	490	206	158	188	552	1042	173.67
	Noah Taimanglo	172	191	143	506	223	157	162	542	1048	174.67
	Darien Borja	191	157	145	493	157	160	177	494	987	164.50

19th Asian Youth Championships – Boys’ All-Events (final)

Top 16 advance to the Masters competition.

Pos	Player	Country	Games	Singles	Doubles	Team	Total	Ave.
1.	Han Jae Hyeon	Korea	18	1225	1393	1313	3931	218.39
2.	Ahmed Al-Awadhi	Bahrain	18	1287	1324	1204	3815	211.94
3.	Abdulrahman Alkhalewi	Saudi Arabia	18	1193	1313	1298	3804	211.33
4.	Tun Ameerul L. Al-Hakim	Malaysia	18	1370	1292	1119	3781	210.06
5.	Park Geon Ha	Korea	18	1234	1397	1137	3768	209.33
6.	Lee Ju Hyung	Korea	18	1178	1305	1276	3759	208.83
(tie)	Blayne Fletcher	Australia	18	1094	1417	1248	3759	208.83
8.	Billy Muhammad Islam	Indonesia	18	1198	1306	1253	3757	208.72
9.	Takumi Hagasaki	Japan	18	1298	1184	1203	3685	204.72
10.	Liao Li-Yang	Chinese Taipei	18	1267	1222	1193	3682	204.56
11.	Su Tsung-Wei	Chinese Taipei	18	1209	1280	1180	3669	203.83
12.	Paolo M. Hernandez	Indonesia	18	1099	1333	1234	3666	203.67
13.	Osama Hasan	Bahrain	18	1127	1194	1333	3654	203.00
(tie)	Keita Tokuhisa	Japan	18	1165	1271	1218	3654	203.00
15.	Yuma Haraguchi	Japan	18	1183	1282	1181	3646	202.56
16.	Patrick M. Hernandez	Indonesia	18	1207	1261	1171	3639	202.17
17.	Alex Yu	Hong Kong	18	1069	1326	1242	3637	202.06
18.	Ivan Malig	Philippines	18	1213	1293	1112	3618	201.00
19.	Saoud Alkhalewi	Saudi Arabia	18	1216	1174	1224	3614	200.78
20.	Xu Zhe-Huei	Chinese Taipei	18	1197	1178	1218	3593	199.61
21.	Lim Seong Lyul	Korea	18	1095	1222	1272	3589	199.39
22.	Praise Gahol	Philippines	18	1195	1163	1218	3576	198.67
23.	Jarred Lim	Singapore	18	1191	1171	1213	3575	198.61
24.	Ho Man Lok	Macau	18	1179	1227	1167	3573	198.50
25.	Merwin Tan	Philippines	18	1098	1351	1123	3572	198.44
26.	Jomond Chia	Singapore	18	1167	1242	1153	3562	197.89
27.	Sultan Almasri	Saudi Arabia	18	1090	1214	1251	3555	197.50
28.	Omar Al-Mudhahki	Bahrain	18	1106	1251	1183	3540	196.67
29.	Ivan Tse	Hong Kong	18	1061	1265	1203	3529	196.06
30.	Mohd Hafiz Zainuddin	Malaysia	18	1074	1294	1151	3519	195.50
31.	Marcus Leong	Singapore	18	1220	1091	1195	3506	194.78
32.	Oh Han Qin	Singapore	18	1080	1245	1180	3505	194.72
33.	Muhd Arif Iskandar	Malaysia	18	1108	1197	1193	3498	194.33
34.	Brandon Lik How Ting	Malaysia	18	1161	1158	1113	3432	190.67
35.	Chen Chia-Hsing	Chinese Taipei	18	1196	1068	1162	3426	190.33
36.	Genki Hayashi	Japan	18	1121	1235	1068	3424	190.22
37.	Sari Jazaeri	Saudi Arabia	18	1176	1095	1141	3412	189.56
38.	Faisal Saleem	Kuwait	18	1054	1134	1217	3405	189.17
39.	Misam Abbas Rizvi	India	18	1080	1165	1149	3394	188.56
40.	Noah Taimanglo	Guam	18	1196	1122	1048	3366	187.00
41.	Wibianzo Joaquel	Indonesia	18	1199	1011	1154	3364	186.89
42.	Keith Mark	Hong Kong	18	1120	1057	1163	3340	185.56
43.	Jayden Panella	Australia	18	1094	1121	1124	3339	185.50
44.	Matthew Clague	Australia	18	1076	1160	1093	3329	184.94
45.	Ali Abdulla	Bahrain	18	1024	1098	1199	3321	184.50
46.	Oscar Poon	Hong Kong	18	1068	1106	1116	3290	182.78
47.	Soliman Alshuaibi	Kuwait	18	941	1133	1164	3238	179.89
48.	Ho Chi Chong	Macau	18	974	1080	1183	3237	179.83
49.	Jeremiah Camacho	Guam	18	1022	1196	1013	3231	179.50
50.	Kishan Ramachandriah	India	18	1083	1066	1073	3222	179.00
51.	Gospel Gahol	Philippines	18	1013	1157	1042	3212	178.44
52.	Elliott Batiste	Australia	18	1154	1048	1009	3211	178.39
53.	Cheang I Hin	Macau	18	1066	1067	1068	3201	177.83
54.	Abdullah Aldubayan	Kuwait	18	981	1119	1066	3166	175.89
55.	Varshit Gudivada	India	18	1044	1092	1010	3146	174.78
56.	Mohammad Abdullah	Kuwait	18	1064	1054	997	3115	173.06
57.	Frank Manibusan Jr.	Guam	18	988	1014	1042	3044	169.11
58.	Fong Chon Hang	Macau	18	957	976	1090	3023	167.94
59.	Darien Borja	Guam	18	944	1089	987	3020	167.78
60.	Nikhil Katyal	India	18	1012	1061	934	3007	167.06