Three Singles Champs repeat in Doubles at CONCECABOL Youth Championship

16 November, 2018

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Three out of four singles champions at the CONCECABOL (Central and Caribbean Bowling Confederation) Youth Championship repeated the feat in Doubles at Bolera Unidad Deportiva Belen in Medellín, Colombia, Wednesday.

Costa Rica’s Jonaykel Conejo teamed with Mathias Haehner to win his second gold medal in as many events in the boys Under-21 division with 2507 total and an average of 208.92 as a team.

Mexico’s Roberto Nunez and Maximiliano Lopez took the silver medal with 2479 and Venezuela’s Rodolfo Monacelli and Alejandro Alvarez were close behind to earn bronze with 2474.

Juliana Botero of Colombia won her second title in the girls’ U21 division as she joined forces with Laura Garzon for 2561 and an average of 213.42. Botero had 1280 and Garzon 1281.

The duo out averaged second place Ericka Quesada and Alexa Fernandez of Costa Rica (2350; 195.83) by more than 17 pins. Bronze went to Ana Morales and Amy Sanchez of Guatemala with 2341 (195.08).

Under-16 boys’ gold and silver medalists Manuel Ordaz and Marco Flores captured the second gold medal for Mexico with 2438 and an average of 203.17. Ordaz led the way with the field-best 1359 series, an average of 226.50, and Flores contributed 1079.

Colombia’s David Duque and Jeronimo Rueda took silver with distant 2361 (196.75) and Puerto Rico’s Pedro Irizarry and Javier Benitez got bronze with 2300 (191.67).

The Mexican U16 girls followed in the footprints of the boys as singles bronze medalists Keyla Covarrubia and Andrea Perez earned the gold medal with 2305 and an average of 192.08.

Singles champion Blanca Fraticelli and partner Claudia Santiago of Puerto Rico were mere 12 pins back in second place with 2293 (191.08), with Singles silver medalist Sara Duque and team mate Daniela Gonzalez of Colombia in third with 2136 (178.00).

The 2018 Central American & Caribbean Youth Championship has brought 71 competitors (49 in the Under-21 division and 22 in the Under-16 division) from 8 countries, Aruba, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the host country Colombia, to Bolera Unidad Deportiva Belen, a 16-laner in Medellín, to bowl for medals in singles, doubles, team, all-events and masters competition.

Four countries share Singles gold medals at CONCECABOL Youth Championship

Under-21 Boys’ Doubles medalists, from left, Mexico Silver (Maximiliano Lòpez & Roberto Nuñez), Costa Rica Gold (Jonaykel Conejo & Mathias Haehner) and Venezuela Bronze (Rodolfo Monacelli & Alejandro Alvarez).

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Boys’ Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Costa Rica	468	374	386	1228	483	388	408	1279	2507	208.92
	Jonaykel Conejo	279	193	213	685	279	193	213	685	1303	217.17
	Mathias Haehner	189	181	173	543	189	181	173	543	1204	200.67
2.	Mexico	501	370	405	1276	428	394	381	1203	2479	206.58
	Roberto S. Nunez	232	192	200	624	232	192	200	624	1214	202.33
	Maximiliano Lopez	269	178	205	652	269	178	205	652	1265	210.83
3.	Venezuela	437	424	395	1256	416	440	362	1218	2474	206.17
	Rodolfo A. Monacelli	220	187	168	575	220	187	168	575	1165	194.17
	Alejandro R. Alvarez	217	237	227	681	217	237	227	681	1309	218.17
4.	Colombia	413	364	427	1204	415	430	421	1266	2470	205.83
	Felipe Gil	206	187	234	627	206	187	234	627	1281	213.50
	David F. Gomez	207	177	193	577	207	177	193	577	1189	198.17
5.	Costa Rica	404	374	434	1212	403	440	385	1228	2440	203.33
	Toscano Luconi	240	204	225	669	240	204	225	669	1287	214.50
	Alberto Quesada	164	170	209	543	164	170	209	543	1153	192.17
6.	Mexico	429	378	358	1165	375	441	404	1220	2385	198.75
	Roberto A. Perez	212	190	212	614	212	190	212	614	1192	198.67
	Gerardo D. Garcia	217	188	146	551	217	188	146	551	1193	198.83
7.	Colombia	404	407	412	1223	336	396	417	1149	2372	197.67
	Sebastian Salazar	196	195	205	596	196	195	205	596	1177	196.17
	Juan J. Rincon C.	208	212	207	627	208	212	207	627	1195	199.17
8.	Puerto Rico	354	308	415	1077	460	419	405	1284	2361	196.75
	William Rojas	148	146	193	487	148	146	193	487	1150	191.67
	Eric Narvaez	206	162	222	590	206	162	222	590	1211	201.83
9.	Venezuela	318	381	445	1144	368	407	363	1138	2282	190.17
	Julio A. Ruiz	136	183	191	510	136	183	191	510	1064	177.33
	Andres A. Molinary	182	198	254	634	182	198	254	634	1218	203.00
10.	Aruba	354	416	359	1129	379	431	336	1146	2275	189.58
	Kaelan Roos	146	201	179	526	146	201	179	526	1064	177.33
	Yannick Roos	208	215	180	603	208	215	180	603	1211	201.83
11.	Puerto Rico	336	431	358	1125	430	409	306	1145	2270	189.17
	Javier Muniz	175	220	189	584	175	220	189	584	1178	196.33
	Jeric G. Vera	161	211	169	541	161	211	169	541	1092	182.00
12.	El Salvador	395	302	355	1052	365	402	340	1107	2159	179.92
	Kevin A. Nunez	220	160	188	568	220	160	188	568	1169	194.83
	Jose R. Hernandez	175	142	167	484	175	142	167	484	990	165.00
13.	Aruba	389	298	338	1025	372	389	330	1091	2116	176.33
	Ian Tromp	154	138	162	454	154	138	162	454	906	151.00
	Jared Felipa	235	160	176	571	235	160	176	571	1210	201.67
14.	Guatemala	318	370	332	1020	312	378	353	1043	2063	171.92
	Marvin M. Leon	166	212	187	565	166	212	187	565	1066	177.67
	Miguel E. Aguilar	152	158	145	455	152	158	145	455	997	166.17
15.	Guatemala	322	319	309	950	376	357	266	999	1949	162.42
	Sergio I Palacios	161	165	188	514	161	165	188	514	1010	168.33
	Juan D. Morales	161	154	121	436	161	154	121	436	939	156.50

Under-21 Girls’ Doubles medalists, from left, Costa Rica Silver (Ericka Quesada & Alexa Fernández), Colombia Gold (Juliana Botero & Laura Garzón) and Guatemala Bronze (Amy Sánchez & Ana Patricia Morales).

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U21 Girls’ Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Colombia	421	435	393	1249	386	442	484	1312	2561	213.42
	Juliana Botero E.	210	229	189	628	210	229	189	628	1280	213.33
	Laura Garzon M.	211	206	204	621	211	206	204	621	1281	213.50
2.	Costa Rica	428	359	344	1131	445	419	355	1219	2350	195.83
	Ericka Quesada	200	138	184	522	200	138	184	522	1129	188.17
	Alexa Fernandez	228	221	160	609	228	221	160	609	1221	203.50
3.	Guatemala	383	387	373	1143	426	403	369	1198	2341	195.08
	Ana P. Morales	214	209	172	595	214	209	172	595	1220	203.33
	Amy S. Sanchez	169	178	201	548	169	178	201	548	1121	186.83
4.	Mexico	362	386	333	1081	376	348	485	1209	2290	190.83
	Airam Fuentes	167	201	137	505	167	201	137	505	1151	191.83
	Ana I. Sada	195	185	196	576	195	185	196	576	1139	189.83
5.	Colombia	359	357	424	1140	384	361	391	1136	2276	189.67
	Natalia Miranda	189	168	234	591	189	168	234	591	1142	190.33
	Veronica Cepeda	170	189	190	549	170	189	190	549	1134	189.00
6.	Mexico	371	341	450	1162	385	355	365	1105	2267	188.92
	Iliana L. Salinas	210	184	221	615	210	184	221	615	1130	188.33
	Norma A. Romero	161	157	229	547	161	157	229	547	1137	189.50
7.	Costa Rica	348	351	393	1092	325	381	374	1080	2172	181.00
	Fabiola Sandoval	194	193	189	576	194	193	189	576	1150	191.67
	Maria F. Aguiluz	154	158	204	516	154	158	204	516	1022	170.33
8.	Guatemala	313	341	294	948	350	356	349	1055	2003	166.92
	Valerie A. Argueta	165	180	157	502	165	180	157	502	1033	172.17
	Nathalie S. Leon	148	161	137	446	148	161	137	446	970	161.67
9.	Aruba	292	331	261	884	293	337	303	933	1817	151.42
	Xiquienne Leonardo	135	185	121	441	135	185	121	441	969	161.50
	Rosalia Solognier	157	146	140	443	157	146	140	443	848	141.33

Under-16 Boys’ Doubles medalists, from left, Colombia Silver (Geronimo Rueda & David Duque), Mexico Gold (Manuel Ordaz & Marco Flores) and Puerto Rico Bronze (Pedro Irizarry & Javier Benitez).

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Boys’ Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Mexico	372	390	423	1185	438	441	374	1253	2438	203.17
	Manuel Ordaz G.	186	217	243	646	186	217	243	646	1359	226.50
	Marco A. Flores	186	173	180	539	186	173	180	539	1079	179.83
2.	Colombia	406	424	359	1189	363	461	348	1172	2361	196.75
	David Duque J.	225	220	177	622	225	220	177	622	1228	204.67
	Jeronimo Rueda G.	181	204	182	567	181	204	182	567	1133	188.83
3.	Puerto Rico	366	472	374	1212	268	415	405	1088	2300	191.67
	Pedro Irizarry	159	259	178	596	159	259	178	596	1169	194.83
	Javier Y. Benitez	207	213	196	616	207	213	196	616	1131	188.50
4.	El Salvador	360	383	321	1064	399	389	435	1223	2287	190.58
	Pablo E. Garcia	160	193	184	537	160	193	184	537	1163	193.83
	Samuel E. Mendoza	200	190	137	527	200	190	137	527	1124	187.33
5.	Guatemala	392	304	278	974	303	330	375	1008	1982	165.17
	Diego F. Aguilar	211	144	153	508	211	144	153	508	1059	176.50
	Brandon E. Lopez	181	160	125	466	181	160	125	466	923	153.83
6.	Aruba	351	354	291	996	310	306	331	947	1943	161.92
	Xander Tromp	193	178	156	527	193	178	156	527	1012	168.67
	Keaton Germann	158	176	135	469	158	176	135	469	931	155.17

Under-16 Girls’ Doubles medalists, from left, Puerto Rico Silver (Blanca Fraticelli & Claudia Santiago), Mexico Gold (Keyla Covarrubia & Andrea Perez) and Colombia Bronze (Sara Duque & Daniela Gonzalez).

2018 CONCECABOL Youth Championship – U16 Girls’ Doubles

Pos	Country/Players	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Mexico	315	348	351	1014	467	427	397	1291	2305	192.08
	Keyla Covarrubia R.	162	159	170	491	162	159	170	491	1136	189.33
	Andrea C. Perez	153	189	181	523	153	189	181	523	1169	194.83
2.	Puerto Rico	407	379	438	1224	316	409	344	1069	2293	191.08
	Blanca Fraticelli	202	187	235	624	202	187	235	624	1223	203.83
	Claudia C. Santiago	205	192	203	600	205	192	203	600	1070	178.33
3.	Colombia	387	386	361	1134	306	324	372	1002	2136	178.00
	Daniela Gonzalez	181	183	159	523	181	183	159	523	1009	168.17
	Sara Duque J.	206	203	202	611	206	203	202	611	1127	187.83
4.	Aruba	346	282	305	933	348	301	380	1029	1962	163.50
	Rania Halabi	168	137	164	469	168	137	164	469	961	160.17
	Xanthe Lobbrecht	178	145	141	464	178	145	141	464	1001	166.83
5.	Guatemala	282	268	298	848	269	289	259	817	1665	138.75
	Paula S. Figueroa	138	135	122	395	138	135	122	395	766	127.67
	Andrea C. Castro	144	133	176	453	144	133	176	453	899	149.83