USA’s Danielle McEwan sets the pace in women’s World Cup

17 October, 2016

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Women’s World Bowling Tour point ranking leader Danielle McEwan of the United States averaged 231.40 for five games to take the lead in the women’s division of the 52nd QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup after the first of four qualifying blocks at Hao’s Bowling in Shanghai, China.

Top three women after day 1 qualifying. From left to right, Sharon Limansantoso (INA), Danielle McEwan (USA) and Lisa John (ENG).

McEwan (right), who finished fourth at the World Cup in 2012 and 2013, posted games of 247, 214, 237, 243 and 216 in A squad on Monday morning to lead the field of 63 women from 63 different countries with 1157 pinfall. The next five places also belonged to bowlers from that squad.

Lisa John (left) of England was 31 pins behind McEwan in second place with 1126 and an average of 225.20. The long-time English national team member started with 237, 232, 180 and 200 and closed out the set with a huge 277 game.

Sharon Limansantoso (right) of Indonesia rebounded from a slow start (157) with four games between 212 and 244 to finish third with 1074 (214.80).

Iliana Lomeli of Mexico was fourth with 1060 and was followed by 2016 USBC Queens winner Bernice Lim of Singapore (1058) and Tanya Cuva of Switzerland (1039).

Rebecca Whiting (left) of Australia led B squad with 1039, including a 279 in game two, the highest game in the women’s division so far, to take seventh place, due to the lower last game than Cuva (212-184).

Krista Pöllänen (right) of Finland was just three pins behind the Aussie in eighth place with 1036. Rounding out the top 10 were Shir Azulay of Israel and Ksenia Apanyakina of Russia, both on 1030.

Two-time defending champion Clara Juliana Guerrero of Colombia came out of the gates quickly with 214, 245 and 200 but struggled the last two games and had to settle for 11th place after the first day with 1027 (205.40).

Felicia Wong of Canada rolled the third-highest series in B squad with 1022 to sit in 12th place. The other two-time World Cup champion in the field, Aumi Guerra of the Dominican Republic (2010 and 2011), holds the 24th and last place to advance next stage with 940 or an average of 188.00.

The women will return to Hao’s Bowling on Tuesday for the second block of qualifying. B squad starts at 3.30 p.m. China Standard Time (CST) and A squad will conclude the second day starting at 7.15 p.m.

The 52nd QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup will be held from October 14-23 at Hao’s Bowling in Shanghai, China.

Bowlingdigital.com will provide onsite coverage of the 52nd QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup from Shanghai including reports, photos and results after each round. The United States Bowling Congress will provide live streaming on BowlTV.

Split into A and B squad in each division, men and women, all competitors will bowl 20 qualifying games over four days before the field is cut to the top 24 for eight additional games. The 28-game pinfall totals will determine the 8 players who advance to eight games round-robin match-play (30 pins for each win, 15 for a tie).

The top 4 players with highest 36-game total including bonus pins will advance to the playoffs, which will be staged on a specially constructed two-lane arena in the Luwan Sports Complex which is also where Hao’s Bowling is located. This will be covered by live streaming on BowlTV and local Chinese live streaming through Ali Sports.

There will be a one-game knockout match with the No. 1 seed versus the No. 4 qualifier and No. 2 versus No. 3. The winners of each match will earn a spot in the championship game.

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Women B Squad after 5 games: Top 3 L-R Felicia Wong (CAN), Rebecca Whiting (AUS) and Krista Pöllänen (FIN).

52ndQubicaAMF Bowling World Cup – Women’s Qualifying Round 1

Top 24 after 20 games will advance to the next stage

Pos	Player	Country	G1	G2	G3	G4	G5	Block 1	Avg.
1.	Danielle McEwan	United States	247	214	237	243	216	1157	231.40
2.	Lisa John	England	237	232	180	200	277	1126	225.20
3.	Sharon Limansantoso	Indonesia	157	244	214	247	212	1074	214.80
4.	Iliana Lomeli	Mexico	225	199	257	188	191	1060	212.00
5.	Bernice Lim	Singapore	171	213	236	212	226	1058	211.60
6.	Tanya Cuva	Switzerland	213	201	211	202	212	1039	207.80
7.	Rebecca Whiting	Australia	184	279	199	193	184	1039	207.80
8.	Krista Pöllänen	Finland	185	205	241	220	185	1036	207.20
9.	Shir Azulay	Israel	184	223	214	210	199	1030	206.00
10.	Ksenia Apanyakina	Russia	209	213	204	207	197	1030	206.00
11.	Clara Juliana Guerrero	Colombia	214	245	200	176	192	1027	205.40
12.	Felicia Wong	Canada	166	217	195	256	188	1022	204.40
13.	Syaidatul Afifah	Malaysia	177	224	173	214	223	1011	202.20
14.	Bauke Jespers	Belgium	178	199	196	216	215	1004	200.80
15.	Nadine Geissler	Germany	151	191	206	225	226	999	199.80
16.	Lara Posadas	Philippines	180	267	210	167	172	996	199.20
17.	Sarah Young	New Zealand	155	168	200	229	234	986	197.20
18.	Lauriane Celie	France	188	181	188	218	201	976	195.20
19.	Jenny Wegner	Sweden	186	152	203	234	199	974	194.80
20.	Zhang Yuhong	China	172	172	233	180	212	969	193.80
21.	Marina Stefanova	Bulgaria	158	181	202	233	193	967	193.40
22.	Roberta Rodrigues	Brazil	226	211	180	152	191	960	192.00
23.	Lisanne Breeschoten	Netherlands	158	181	223	170	223	955	191.00
24.	Aumi Guerra	Dominican Republic	208	167	181	185	199	940	188.00
25.	Sabeena Athica	India	200	177	188	176	179	920	184.00
26.	Katerina Bestova	Czech Republic	212	177	190	184	156	919	183.80
27.	Alison Williamson	Scotland	164	180	224	188	155	911	182.20
28.	Cristina Sanz	Catalonia	138	186	187	190	204	905	181.00
29.	Melissa Swift	Malta	172	171	190	181	191	905	181.00
30.	Joey Yip	Hong Kong	194	169	160	182	195	900	180.00
31.	Ivana Krajacic	Croatia	212	149	197	190	152	900	180.00
32.	Heidi Thorstensen	Norway	184	148	211	184	168	895	179.00
33.	Louise Roberts	Wales	200	162	176	169	182	889	177.80
34.	Carol Catchpole	Ireland	175	169	179	173	192	888	177.60
35.	Monica Bagnolini	Italy	231	179	158	158	159	885	177.00
36.	Marija Tkachenko	Latvia	169	158	218	193	147	885	177.00
37.	Kristína Koseková	Slovakia	169	218	182	154	160	883	176.60
38.	Olinda Bettencourt	Portugal	190	154	173	188	177	882	176.40
39.	Maryam Vanaki	Iran	163	170	196	162	190	881	176.20
40.	Daiva Perminiene	Lithuania	199	180	190	128	180	877	175.40
41.	Gokce Cinar	Turkey	170	144	161	193	205	873	174.60
42.	Miku Urano	Japan	158	147	191	164	211	871	174.20
43.	Riina Lõhmus	Estonia	200	186	157	156	171	870	174.00
44.	Lucyna Charęzińska	Poland	187	166	145	192	174	864	172.80
45.	Samy-Anna Saba	Egypt	177	160	158	167	201	863	172.60
46.	Viktoria Morcz	Hungary	172	167	169	177	168	853	170.60
47.	Jonice Lockhart	Bahamas	156	169	171	173	175	844	168.80
48.	Lauren Dugan	Northern Ireland	187	140	201	169	147	844	168.80
49.	Nataliia Zaitseva	Ukraine	182	137	188	194	133	834	166.80
50.	Ursula Ekermans	South Africa	153	166	145	151	212	827	165.40
51.	Tatjana Jamnik	Slovenia	177	140	170	161	174	822	164.40
52.	Inna Kunts	Belarus	129	184	165	186	157	821	164.20
53.	Natalya Mandritsa	Kazakhstan	178	153	171	136	172	810	162.00
54.	Hela Meziou	Tunisia	158	164	154	175	155	806	161.20
55.	Nora Turci	Luxembourg	139	175	149	188	154	805	161.00
56.	Marine Lancien	Reunion	192	125	171	148	167	803	160.60
57.	Luminita Farcas Bucin	Romania	144	171	155	154	159	783	156.60
58.	Lara Jesus	Azores	163	151	182	145	139	780	156.00
59.	Carolina Munoz Huerta	Spain	131	167	156	139	176	769	153.80
60.	Delgertsetseg Samdan	Mongolia	148	137	143	186	147	761	152.20
61.	Herodawit Zeleke Desalegn	Ethiopia	143	143	138	146	188	758	151.60
62.	Mylene Mitride	New Caledonia	153	138	132	130	124	677	135.40
63.	Glenda Burrows	Jersey	155	122	102	139	130	648	129.60