The United States swept the gold medals Wednesday at the 2016 World Bowling Youth Championships as Wesley Low of Palmdale, California, earned the redemption he waited two years for, and local collegiate standout Gazmine Mason of Cranston, Rhode Island, triumphed in her adopted hometown.

Low (pictured left), who claimed the silver medal in singles at the 2014 event in Hong Kong, was dominant in this year’s final, cruising to a 224-134 win against Mohammed Al Merekhi (right) of Qatar at Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska.

As the all-events record holder at the World Youth Championships, also achieved in 2014, Low knows this week’s event is a marathon, with the ultimate prize being a third consecutive team title for the Junior Team USA boys. He sees Wednesday’s win as a confidence-building steppingstone.

“I think it was amazing to have the chance to bowl for the title again and just an honor to even make the top four with all of the incredible bowlers here,” Low said.

“The real focus is on the team event at the end of the week, but this is a great start. Each time we bowl is an opportunity to learn more about the lanes and oil pattern, and I’m going to approach each day with an open mind.”

Having already helped bring a National Collegiate Athletic Association bowling national championship to the nearby University of Nebraska (2015), Mason (pictured left) was ecstatic to claim a world championship at home in the United States and in the city and bowling community that have been so welcoming.

She took the lead for the first time in the final match with a Brooklyn strike in the sixth frame and turned that fortune into four consecutive strikes. Victoria Chin (right) of Malaysia kept the pressure on with a strike in the ninth frame and a double in the 10th, leaving Mason needing eight pins in her final frame for the win.

Mason left the 2-4-10 split on her first offering and toppled two of them on the spare attempt to escape with a 211-207 victory.

The win marked the first girls’ singles title for the United States at the World Youth Championships since Kelly Kulick of Union, New Jersey, captured the gold medal at the 2000 event in the Dominican Republic.

“This win means everything to me,” said Mason, a 20-year-old right-hander and two-time member of Junior Team USA. “I’ve worked so hard for this, and getting the gold feels amazing. I’m thankful for all of the support from my teammates and coaches.”

In a bittersweet semifinal win, Mason defeated her Junior Team USA and Nebraska teammate, Julia Bond (left) of Aurora, Illinois, 234-169. Mason struck seven times in the first nine frames, while Bond was undone by a trio of open frames.

“We’re always competing during practice and at tournaments, so this is something we’ve been through before,” Mason said. “We both wanted to win and both did the best we could.”

Chin earned her spot in the final with a 219-201 win against Sweden’s Filippa Persson (right), who used a perfect game in qualifying to lead the 79-player field from 24 countries. Persson and Bond each earned bronze medals for their efforts.

Low, a 19-year-old two-hander who attacks the lanes from the left side, averaged more than 230 in qualifying and claimed the No. 3 seed for the semifinals.

On the way to his second consecutive championship match in singles at the World Youth Championships, Low outlasted the Dominican Republic’s Hector Simo, 259-242.

Simo (left) had a chance to lock up the win with a double in his final frame, but a 10 pin on his first shot gave Low the chance to advance, which he did with three 10th-frame strikes.

Simo earned a bronze medal for his performance, the first medal of any kind for the Dominican Republic at the World Youth Championships. The event’s history dates back to 1988.

In the other semifinal, neither Al Merekhi, nor top seed Aseel Alroomi of Kuwait (right), could gain any traction, and Al Merekhi was able to mark in the 10th frame for a 185-178 win, setting up his meeting with Low.

Team USA head coach Rod Ross echoes Low’s sentiments about capitalizing on the hot start to the week.

“The hardest part about this is just getting to the top four, and we were fortunate to get some breaks along the way to get there in singles,” Ross said. “Things went our way in the semifinals and finals, and I hope this is just the start of a great week. There’s a lot of talented bowlers and teams here, so we definitely have a lot more hard work ahead of us.”

Competition at the 2016 World Youth Championships continues with the first squad of boys doubles live on BowlTV on Thursday at 10 a.m. Eastern.

The week’s event includes more than 200 competitors from 37 countries, and bowlers will compete for medals in five events – singles, doubles, team, all-events and Masters.

Bowling fans from around the globe will be able to watch the competition live on BOWL.com’s BowlTV with continued coverage of all qualifying, semifinal and final rounds. The complete live-streaming schedule (all times Eastern) can be found here.

For complete information on the World Youth Championships, click here.

Photos courtesy of ABF Online.

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14th World Bowling Youth Championships – Boys Singles Playoffs

Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA (July 27, 2016)

Championship Round:
1. Wesley Low, United States
2. Mohammed Al Merekhi, Qatar
3. Aseel Alroomi, Kuwait, and Hector Simo, Dominican Republic

Boys’ Singles medalists: L-R Al Merekhi, Low, Simo and Alroomi.

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 4 Al Merekhi def. No. 1 Alroomi, 185-178
Semifinal Match 2: No 3 Low def. No. 2 Simo, 259-242
Championship: Low def. Al Merekhi, 224-134.

14th World Bowling Youth Championships – Girls Singles Playoffs

Sun Valley Lanes in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA (July 27, 2016)

Championship Round:
1. Gazmine Mason, United States
2. Victoria Chin, Malaysia
3. Filippa Persson, Sweden, and Julia Bond, United States

Girls’ Singles medalists: L-R Chin, Mason, Bond and Persson.

Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match 1: No. 4 Chin def. No. 1 Persson, 219-201
Semifinal Match 2: No 3 Mason def. No. 2 Bond, 234-169
Championship: Mason def. Chin, 211-207.

14th WYC – Boys Singles Preliminaries after Squad 3/3

Players with position, country and 6-game total. Top 4 advance to the playoffs.

Pos	Players	Country	Squad	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Aseel Alroomi	Kuwait	A	268	243	188	699	207	238	279	724	1423	237.17
2.	Hector Simo	Dominican Republic	B	269	194	247	710	207	234	236	677	1387	231.17
3.	Wesley Low Jr.	United States	B	224	247	237	708	237	235	205	677	1385	230.83
4.	Mohammed Al-Merekhi	Qatar	B	230	189	267	686	259	197	235	691	1377	229.50
5.	Jesper Svensson	Sweden	B	235	231	212	678	300	203	186	689	1367	227.83
6.	Tun Hakim	Malaysia	C	199	200	247	646	182	244	278	704	1350	225.00
7.	Takuya Miyazawa	Japan	B	222	249	225	696	245	173	225	643	1339	223.17
8.	Mitch Hupe	Canada	B	225	214	215	654	203	289	190	682	1336	222.67
9.	Pontus Andersson	Sweden	B	228	218	247	693	227	237	179	643	1336	222.67
10.	Nathan Ruest-Lajoie	Canada	B	211	209	234	654	237	239	189	665	1319	219.83
11.	Youri Fens	Netherlands	C	220	174	247	641	240	179	253	672	1313	218.83
12.	Ryota Yakuwa	Japan	A	209	194	269	672	175	209	246	630	1302	217.00
13.	Lee Ho Hyeon	Korea	A	213	237	193	643	238	222	181	641	1284	214.00
14.	Adam Svensson	Australia	B	194	200	199	593	269	244	176	689	1282	213.67
15.	Santtu Tahvanainen	Finland	A	198	221	212	631	257	188	203	648	1279	213.17
16.	Jordan Klassen	Canada	A	206	234	195	635	236	170	235	641	1276	212.67
17.	Andre Michow	Germany	B	201	226	195	622	235	216	203	654	1276	212.67
18.	Inigo Garcia	Spain	C	215	155	224	594	234	213	234	681	1275	212.50
19.	Heo Jin Sun	Korea	C	224	173	255	652	177	218	222	617	1269	211.50
20.	Niko Oksanen	Finland	B	207	186	218	611	279	157	220	656	1267	211.17
21.	Rafiq Ismail	Malaysia	A	193	158	234	585	234	265	182	681	1266	211.00
22.	Muhd Jaris Goh	Singapore	C	212	196	178	586	216	227	237	680	1266	211.00
23.	Cheah Ray Han	Singapore	B	235	227	180	642	199	224	199	622	1264	210.67
24.	Ivan Malig	Philippines	C	255	180	198	633	213	244	172	629	1262	210.33
25.	Benjamin Martinez	Mexico	C	195	234	189	618	222	167	249	638	1256	209.33
26.	George Ackerman	England	A	226	187	238	651	182	226	192	600	1251	208.50
27.	Curtis Hooper	England	B	180	258	203	641	182	233	193	608	1249	208.17
28.	Seo Hyo Dong	Korea	A	230	211	214	655	212	190	188	590	1245	207.50
29.	Alex Yu	Hong Kong	A	225	207	186	618	213	232	180	625	1243	207.17
30.	Massimiliano Fridegotto	Venezuela	C	170	194	247	611	195	224	210	629	1240	206.67
31.	Rok Kostric	Slovenia	B	244	214	223	681	212	136	210	558	1239	206.50
32.	Antonio Izquierdo	Puerto Rico	C	248	210	202	660	226	209	139	574	1234	205.67
33.	Brandon Roberts	England	B	236	188	257	681	200	204	147	551	1232	205.33
34.	Alejandro Ishikawa	Peru	C	176	209	200	585	216	198	231	645	1230	205.00
35.	Eoghain Lebioda	Ireland	B	182	264	205	651	181	179	217	577	1228	204.67
36.	Dylin Hunter	Canada	A	214	206	193	613	188	227	199	614	1227	204.50
37.	Martin Moen Stikbakke	Norway	C	174	185	223	582	179	229	236	644	1226	204.33
38.	Rafael Pizzaro	Puerto Rico	A	213	221	191	625	215	155	228	598	1223	203.83
39.	Teemu Putkisto	Finland	B	238	233	144	615	201	195	210	606	1221	203.50
40.	Oyvin Kulseng	Norway	C	144	266	148	558	225	259	178	662	1220	203.33
41.	Katsuhito Nakano	Japan	A	198	194	203	595	201	180	243	624	1219	203.17
42.	Mauricia Cabrera	Colombia	A	180	204	185	569	206	227	216	649	1218	203.00
43.	Wan Nadzmin Fikri	Malaysia	A	222	214	198	634	203	203	173	579	1213	202.17
44.	James Lui	Hong Kong	B	192	187	138	517	276	180	234	690	1207	201.17
45.	Arvid Espen	Norway	A	196	184	223	603	215	213	174	602	1205	200.83
46.	Pablo Velasco	Colombia	A	213	196	203	612	211	194	188	593	1205	200.83
47.	Antonio Florentino	Italy	B	202	201	205	608	165	208	223	596	1204	200.67
48.	Wascar Cavallo	Dominican Republic	B	232	161	224	617	158	243	186	587	1204	200.67
49.	Abdulrahman Al-Kheliwi	Saudi Arabia	C	232	228	213	673	160	177	191	528	1201	200.17
50.	Aleksander Kostric	Slovenia	B	189	162	236	587	190	205	217	612	1199	199.83
51.	Michael Tang	United States	C	202	172	223	597	179	244	178	601	1198	199.67
52.	James Stanley	Costa Rica	A	177	191	213	581	186	231	199	616	1197	199.50
53.	Ghanim Aboujassoum	Qatar	B	199	188	173	560	215	207	215	637	1197	199.50
54.	Ziga Zalar	Slovenia	C	232	221	159	612	136	226	222	584	1196	199.33
55.	Mostafa Almousawi	Kuwait	C	213	204	215	632	190	192	181	563	1195	199.17
56.	Yuta Saitoh	Japan	B	236	187	209	632	169	191	199	559	1191	198.50
57.	Tony Wong	Hong Kong	B	180	191	217	588	182	193	227	602	1190	198.33
58.	Kamron Doyle	United States	C	210	231	212	653	167	201	169	537	1190	198.33
59.	Liao Li-Yang	Chinese Taipei	B	197	182	183	562	232	183	212	627	1189	198.17
60.	Alberto Quesada	Costa Rica	B	214	184	178	576	234	186	190	610	1186	197.67
61.	Timothy Tham	Singapore	C	201	215	153	569	205	194	216	615	1184	197.33
62.	Lin Chun-Hua	Chinese Taipei	B	183	182	186	551	202	204	226	632	1183	197.17
63.	Hassan Sugati	Saudi Arabia	C	196	200	189	585	215	180	203	598	1183	197.17
64.	Giancarlo Reyes	Germany	A	211	199	187	597	201	168	210	579	1176	196.00
65.	Hazeem Al-Muraikhi	Qatar	C	190	173	191	554	194	255	173	622	1176	196.00
66.	Fabian Lopez	Mexico	A	206	188	172	566	168	193	248	609	1175	195.83
67.	Filip Wilhelmsson	Sweden	C	191	228	221	640	185	181	169	535	1175	195.83
68.	Anthony Simonsen	United States	B	206	186	189	581	214	215	160	589	1170	195.00
69.	Rodolfo Monacelli	Venezuela	C	213	158	218	589	182	215	180	577	1166	194.33
70.	Sebastian Yuzuriha	Peru	A	228	225	119	572	165	204	224	593	1165	194.17
71.	Qalif Adnor Adam	Malaysia	C	206	220	214	640	171	192	157	520	1160	193.33
72.	Ho Man Lok	Macau	A	231	202	217	650	171	134	204	509	1159	193.17
73.	Michael Murray	Australia	A	205	180	225	610	212	179	156	547	1157	192.83
74.	Jorge Tell Jr	Colombia	B	209	154	212	575	173	254	154	581	1156	192.67
75.	Saud Al-Kheliwi	Saudi Arabia	B	180	167	194	541	205	222	187	614	1155	192.50
76.	Tomas Kayhko	Finland	A	192	147	173	512	176	187	279	642	1154	192.33
77.	Abdulsalam Alsaqer	Kuwait	A	157	193	199	549	159	211	233	603	1152	192.00
78.	William Duen	Puerto Rico	C	129	227	232	588	213	159	192	564	1152	192.00
79.	Valentin Kucherenko	Ukraine	C	192	172	192	556	182	170	242	594	1150	191.67
80.	Lim Seong Lyul	Korea	C	219	184	205	608	152	206	182	540	1148	191.33
81.	Jamie Elliott	England	A	192	169	190	551	200	183	213	596	1147	191.17
82.	Sabastian Charry	Colombia	B	167	208	201	576	191	172	206	569	1145	190.83
83.	Christoph Schurian	Germany	B	177	220	151	548	184	191	220	595	1143	190.50
84.	Alex Chong	Singapore	B	215	216	196	627	186	155	174	515	1142	190.33
85.	Gospel Gahol	Philippines	A	182	208	189	579	212	192	154	558	1137	189.50
86.	Fabricio Delgado	Peru	A	193	146	212	551	131	215	239	585	1136	189.33
87.	Dimitry Danilin	Russia	C	188	157	221	566	205	159	205	569	1135	189.17
88.	Dennis van den Berg	Netherlands	A	167	188	212	567	183	162	222	567	1134	189.00
89.	Sultan Al-Masri	Saudi Arabia	B	220	169	204	593	211	176	151	538	1131	188.50
90.	Tobias Beier	Germany	A	134	222	196	552	134	185	256	575	1127	187.83
91.	Ahmed Al-Deyab	Qatar	C	184	191	155	530	179	183	235	597	1127	187.83
92.	Mathais Haehner	Costa Rica	B	166	173	204	543	190	202	191	583	1126	187.67
93.	Martin Sanchez	Mexico	A	173	153	189	515	235	168	203	606	1121	186.83
94.	Ahmer Abbas Saldera	Pakistan	A	224	165	187	576	218	177	144	539	1115	185.83
95.	Chen Hsuan-Yu	Chinese Taipei	A	189	180	173	542	170	179	223	572	1114	185.67
96.	Gj Buyco	Philippines	C	166	179	211	556	180	201	176	557	1113	185.50
97.	Kevin Van Rooijen	Netherlands	A	188	213	181	582	218	166	146	530	1112	185.33
98.	Aldo Guibu	Peru	C	178	194	179	551	198	184	177	559	1110	185.00
99.	Gilberto Guzman	Mexico	C	185	159	159	503	217	190	199	606	1109	184.83
100.	Vladimir Churilov	Russia	C	204	184	147	535	186	182	205	573	1108	184.67
101.	Jayden Panella	Australia	B	142	221	137	500	226	202	179	607	1107	184.50
102.	Eisam Hussein	Puerto Rico	A	166	164	224	554	138	197	215	550	1104	184.00
103.	Tseng Hung-En	Chinese Taipei	A	212	150	182	544	192	194	170	556	1100	183.33
104.	Tim Cerkvenik Muzafirovic	Slovenia	C	201	183	166	550	155	188	201	544	1094	182.33
105.	Gregory Morin	Dominican Republic	A	171	158	182	511	178	232	169	579	1090	181.67
106.	Andrew Bauld	Scotland	B	160	169	192	521	157	203	208	568	1089	181.50
107.	Andres Montoya	Venezuela	B	177	204	168	549	200	173	163	536	1085	180.83
108.	Ivan Tse	Hong Kong	A	189	168	185	542	160	199	182	541	1083	180.50
109.	Anton Ahlgren	Sweden	C	161	172	189	522	202	176	183	561	1083	180.50
110.	Ho Chi Chong	Macau	C	210	156	148	514	197	162	207	566	1080	180.00
111.	Jens Mathiesen	Norway	A	223	158	199	580	162	148	189	499	1079	179.83
112.	Blayne Fletcher	Australia	A	142	150	213	505	179	179	208	566	1071	178.50
113.	Jonaykel Conejo	Costa Rica	A	148	159	189	496	147	213	214	574	1070	178.33
114.	Roman Karlik	Slovakia	B	171	175	159	505	242	155	167	564	1069	178.17
115.	Danil Purvukhin	Ukraine	C	199	177	199	575	160	167	162	489	1064	177.33
116.	Daniel Masters	Scotland	B	176	163	202	541	146	168	193	507	1048	174.67
117.	Chiu Hou Leong	Macau	A	195	145	138	478	159	201	202	562	1040	173.33
118.	Tomas Vrabec	Slovakia	B	198	154	142	494	149	182	203	534	1028	171.33
119.	Jack Kerr	Scotland	C	169	125	213	507	178	158	183	519	1026	171.00
120.	Alex Basala	Slovakia	C	179	140	205	524	138	173	189	500	1024	170.67
121.	Cesar Laquado	Venezuela	B	177	166	199	542	121	180	168	469	1011	168.50
122.	Louis Miquel Cantorna	Philippines	A	170	146	169	485	174	183	167	524	1009	168.17
123.	Andrey Tsukanov	Russia	B	163	181	146	490	170	154	178	502	992	165.33
124.	Jordi Putman	Netherlands	C	194	171	144	509	201	133	147	481	990	165.00
125.	Fong Chon Hang	Macau	C	139	126	169	434	176	202	171	549	983	163.83
126.	Vladislav Smetanin	Russia	B	154	181	212	547	115	144	175	434	981	163.50
127.	Rafael Rojo	Dominican Republic	A	168	151	172	491	167	145	177	489	980	163.33
128.	Ali Saleh	Kuwait	C	180	156	178	514	134	202	120	456	970	161.67
129.	Paul Addison	Scotland	C	141	181	158	480	177	146	163	486	966	161.00

14th WYC – Girls Singles Preliminaries after Squad 2/2

Players with position, country and 6-game total. Top 4 advance to the playoffs.

Pos	Players	Country	Squad	G1	G2	G3	G1-3	G4	G5	G6	G4-6	Total	Ave.
1.	Filippa Persson	Sweden	A	198	215	300	713	255	195	227	677	1390	231.67
2.	Julia Bond	United States	A	235	178	222	635	286	256	206	748	1383	230.50
3.	Gazmine Mason	United States	B	237	220	267	724	209	198	209	616	1340	223.33
4.	Victoria Chin	Malaysia	A	180	267	199	646	226	207	235	668	1314	219.00
5.	Tracy See	Singapore	A	213	265	162	640	247	201	224	672	1312	218.67
6.	Nora Lyana Kamal	Malaysia	B	233	155	189	577	211	266	224	701	1278	213.00
7.	Anna Andersson	Sweden	A	220	190	206	616	221	235	202	658	1274	212.33
8.	Natasha Roslan	Malaysia	A	220	226	194	640	202	215	214	631	1271	211.83
9.	Seika Fujiwara	Japan	B	236	221	232	689	200	177	201	578	1267	211.17
10.	Maribel Orozco	Mexico	A	236	213	236	685	175	212	190	577	1262	210.33
11.	Nur Syazwani Sahar	Malaysia	B	227	267	170	664	161	212	221	594	1258	209.67
12.	Veronica Cepeda	Colombia	A	239	246	168	653	163	206	230	599	1252	208.67
13.	Stephanie Schwartz	United States	A	208	212	186	606	227	226	184	637	1243	207.17
14.	Lee Yeong Seung	Korea	B	211	210	196	617	215	205	201	621	1238	206.33
15.	Park Yu Na	Korea	B	215	154	227	596	181	243	218	642	1238	206.33
16.	Mykaela Mitchell	Canada	A	221	277	157	655	212	185	178	575	1230	205.00
17.	Raquel Orozco	Mexico	A	192	181	258	631	184	185	218	587	1218	203.00
18.	Emily Allen	England	B	160	235	193	588	204	207	211	622	1210	201.67
19.	Saskia Malz	Germany	B	195	203	210	608	235	197	165	597	1205	200.83
20.	Keira Reay	England	B	202	186	234	622	191	166	222	579	1201	200.17
21.	Giselle Poss	Puerto Rico	B	214	200	208	622	184	171	220	575	1197	199.50
22.	Amabel Chua	Singapore	B	207	204	177	588	225	199	177	601	1189	198.17
23.	Alexa Rodriquez	Puerto Rico	A	171	172	205	548	194	225	221	640	1188	198.00
24.	Shion Izumune	Japan	B	191	212	158	561	223	210	183	616	1177	196.17
25.	Lea Deqenhardt	Germany	A	156	169	177	502	212	225	234	671	1173	195.50
26.	Miranda Panas	Canada	B	234	203	209	646	166	176	180	522	1168	194.67
27.	Hong Sun Hwa	Korea	A	161	194	174	529	217	236	185	638	1167	194.50
28.	Senni Savikurki	Finland	A	165	204	233	602	167	206	190	563	1165	194.17
29.	Janet Hunt	Australia	A	265	179	180	624	205	165	167	537	1161	193.50
30.	Laura Plazas	Colombia	B	185	194	175	554	198	206	203	607	1161	193.50
31.	Kim Jin Ju	Korea	A	167	194	189	550	236	200	174	610	1160	193.33
32.	Naomi Lawson	Scotland	B	201	179	182	562	175	192	223	590	1152	192.00
33.	Charlene Lim	Singapore	B	179	187	206	572	159	202	212	573	1145	190.83
34.	Emily Rigney	Australia	B	225	181	202	608	192	193	148	533	1141	190.17
35.	Wong Son Ian	Macau	A	211	190	144	545	200	223	172	595	1140	190.00
36.	Veronica Dias De Souza	Macau	B	196	207	178	581	154	190	212	556	1137	189.50
37.	Isabella Correa	Colombia	B	176	199	199	574	173	179	210	562	1136	189.33
38.	Vilma Salo	Finland	B	208	171	204	583	184	171	195	550	1133	188.83
39.	Katey Furze	Australia	B	201	167	144	512	190	208	222	620	1132	188.67
40.	Joy Yap	Singapore	A	164	221	178	563	174	191	193	558	1121	186.83
41.	Paola Limon	Mexico	B	211	163	190	564	182	180	190	552	1116	186.00
42.	Petra Stankova	Slovakia	B	217	159	220	596	171	182	166	519	1115	185.83
43.	Sophie Thompson	England	A	213	172	187	572	186	178	178	542	1114	185.67
44.	Annie Thorell	Sweden	B	165	194	187	546	169	203	185	557	1103	183.83
45.	Caisa Wegner	Sweden	B	179	172	196	547	179	199	176	554	1101	183.50
46.	Emily Cross	Australia	A	204	144	189	537	208	210	144	562	1099	183.17
47.	Laura Garzon	Colombia	A	182	190	201	573	187	177	159	523	1096	182.67
48.	Bea Hernandez	Philippines	B	157	191	224	572	162	171	191	524	1096	182.67
49.	Mirai Ishimoto	Japan	A	161	147	191	499	206	192	196	594	1093	182.17
50.	So Cheng Lam	Macau	A	178	176	177	531	162	187	212	561	1092	182.00
51.	Ashleigh Gill	Scotland	A	188	160	197	545	159	176	212	547	1092	182.00
52.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	A	139	156	217	512	183	179	215	577	1089	181.50
53.	Lin Tzu-Ting	Chinese Taipei	A	165	212	168	545	173	203	165	541	1086	181.00
54.	Estefania Cobo	Puerto Rico	A	175	190	199	564	218	161	140	519	1083	180.50
55.	Xyrra Cabusas	Philippines	A	111	214	204	529	182	187	181	550	1079	179.83
56.	Brittney Turcotte	Canada	A	167	216	176	559	157	156	204	517	1076	179.33
57.	Rica Macatula	Philippines	A	180	153	224	557	155	174	190	519	1076	179.33
58.	Laura Murphy	Scotland	B	170	177	193	540	198	184	153	535	1075	179.17
59.	Sara Pelayo	Mexico	B	145	145	224	514	191	194	172	557	1071	178.50
60.	Jordan Richard	United States	B	152	196	187	535	171	172	191	534	1069	178.17
61.	Maude Demers	Canada	B	203	179	158	540	167	170	191	528	1068	178.00
62.	Paulina Torres	Puerto Rico	B	186	176	177	539	163	212	153	528	1067	177.83
63.	Bettina Burghard	Germany	A	193	163	188	544	166	182	172	520	1064	177.33
64.	Wang Yu-Huei	Chinese Taipei	B	189	152	155	496	204	183	180	567	1063	177.17
65.	Janja Kovacic	Slovenia	B	190	171	184	545	149	180	181	510	1055	175.83
66.	Ani Juntunen	Finland	A	178	200	158	536	184	143	188	515	1051	175.17
67.	Gina-Maria Merkel	Germany	B	124	196	204	524	193	155	172	520	1044	174.00
68.	Kristina Sramkova	Slovakia	B	199	162	178	539	173	206	125	504	1043	173.83
69.	Varvara Gryaznova	Russia	A	188	194	167	549	158	161	169	488	1037	172.83
70.	Sayyora Makhmudova	Uzbekistan	A	187	191	179	557	148	169	163	480	1037	172.83
71.	Katie Taqq	England	A	157	113	260	530	183	147	175	505	1035	172.50
72.	Futaba Imai	Japan	A	171	143	176	490	164	193	180	537	1027	171.17
73.	Adriana Laquado	Venezuela	A	172	206	153	531	174	176	140	490	1021	170.17
74.	Lidia Serrano	Spain	B	169	180	179	528	169	177	144	490	1018	169.67
75.	Peng Hsiao-Fen	Chinese Taipei	B	189	153	176	518	164	158	169	491	1009	168.17
76.	Chen Hsuan-Yu	Chinese Taipei	A	181	183	161	525	138	158	170	466	991	165.17
77.	Rijoy Daval-Santos	Philippines	B	148	130	158	436	138	181	159	478	914	152.33
78.	Rikka Hakala	Finland	B	145	140	160	445	158	137	157	452	897	149.50
79.	Ian Un Lam	Macau	B	159	128	129	416	141	198	137	476	892	148.67