8th Asian Seniors Champs

[FLOWER]

Results and photos from the 8th Asian Seniors Bowling Champs. can be found on www.bowling.org.tw - the chicks will be bowling their singles today -
25th..

Flower

 

[BT]

How do i get english?

 

[Tash]

I was wonderin the same thing Brad!

 

[FLOWER]

I have the schedule in English and have assumed that scores for the singles have not been posted - don't know the time difference !!!!! Just have a nice picture of a bowling ball superimposed at this stage.....

Flower

 

[bm2]

time delay is approx 2 hours (they are behind us)

I am assuming that they will post the scores when all squads are finished, which would be 9ish tonite our time. You should have both Chinese and English options ...I know that I have. At least there are some photos up now!

 

[Chilly]

Just had a call from Animal
and it looks pretty definite that Jenny Walsh has won the Gold for the Ladies Singles
the first squad of our men have bowled but although they bowled well they are not in the top ten - the 2nd squad of men is bowling now
the time difference is exactly 2 hrs behind us
if you click on the Australian Flag you will get the Australian page and there is a great team photo
cheers
Chilly

 

[bm2]

Womens Singles Results: 73 competitors in total

1st Jenny Walsh Aus 1232 (6 games)

7th Ingrid Coburn 1091
17th Brenda Kirkwood 1044
22nd Maxine Forrest 1026
27th Sue Raphael 1012
41st Val Porteous 976
55th Josie Adams 927
62nd Ros Yendle 901.

 

[bm2]

Final mens singles results ( 87 competitors):

12th Rod Stewart 1162 193avg (6 games)
34th Lawrie Hill 1090 181avg
37th John Sullivan 1079 179avg
46th Stephen Bell 1057 176avg
49th Chris Benson 1051 175avg
60th Gary Bernardin 1014 169avg
61st Doug Lenton 1012 168avg
68th Greig Lyas 986 164 avg

 

[steve_jones]

Jenny Walsh appears to have found the way - and for an Aussie to do so in CT [with what can only laughingly be called a "condition" - at least in my years being involved in major events in that country they sure prove to be experts at fixing things to ensure shut- outs of primary competition to their own "chances" - little is actually left to "chance" I should add] - so her Gold winning effort must be highly rated as one of the best ever in Seniors international performances [or a fluke - and I'd reckon only a cynic would go down that path].

I can only imagine how frustrating it is for the likes of Bell, Sullivan, Benson and others - averaging in the 170's or worse - they know well that they only way to win or at least do better in CT on their "condition" is to throw away the book of logic - I'm here hoping that comes sooner rather than later.

The other alternative of course is to drink a lot of Chivas the night before - and to hell with protocol!!!!

Break a leg team

Steve Jones

 

[FLOWER]

Well done, Jenny - a great effort from all accounts - I hope you will hold your medal up high in front of your boys!!!!!!! (with the finger included !) and a 205ave. to boot....

Flower

 

[bm2]

Doubles Results:

Men:

9th - Chris Benson 1074 179 avg
Rod Stewart 1179 196 avg

16th - Lawrie Hill 1147 191 avg
Gary Bernardin 1058 176 avg

26th - Doug Lenton 1014 169 avg
Greig Lyas 1093 182 avg

27th - Stephen Bell 1084 180 avg
John Sullivan 1014 169 avg

Ladies:

6th - Sue Raphael 1132 188 avg
Maxine Forrest 1041 173 avg

21st - Josie Adams 933 155 avg
Val Porteous 1036 172 avg

22nd - Brenda Kirkwood 993 165 avg
Jenny Walsh 967 161 avg

35th - Ingrid Coburn 946 157 avg
Ros Yendle 837 139 avg

 

[Potter]

GO JENNY!! - You can't go wrong with a coach like yours!!!

 

[stormbowler]

Has anyone got the teams score yet.


Thanks

 

[bm2]

not posted yet..... the Chinese have been a little slow in updating their website since the singles finished......they mustn't have won the teams either

Broni

 

[bm2]

not posted yet..... the Chinese have been a little slow in updating their website since the singles finished......they mustn't have won the teams either
Broni

they meaning the Chinese......(I thought I had 2 hours to edit????) their exuberance in splashing their first place in the mens singles has not been duplicated for the other results!
an earlier sms message today from CT indicated that the men had not won a placing in the teams, and the women were still bowling their final squad -

Broni

 

[bm2]

Team results:

Women: (can't give official placing, as full list not updated on screen yet......3rd place was 4168 pins, for reference)

Team Green: 4003

Jenny Walsh 1057 176avg
Maxine Forrest 1037 172 avg
Sue Raphael 933 155 avg
Brenda Kirkwood 976 162 avg

Team Gold: 3803

Ingrid Coburn 164 avg
Val Porteous 904 150 avg
Josie Adams 999 166 avg
Ros Yendle 913 152 avg

Men:

8th Team Green : 4427

Stephen Bell 1207 201 avg
John Sullivan 1096 182 avg
Chris Benson 1115 185 avg
Rod Stewart 1009 168 avg

13th Team Gold : 4154

Gary Bernardin 1057 176 avg
Doug Lenton 961 160 avg
Greig Lyas 1097 182 avg
Lawrie Hill 1039 173 avg


All Events:

Men (89 competitors)

26th Rod Stewart 3350 186.11 avg
27th Stephen Bell 3348 186 avg
35th Lawrie Hill 3276 182 avg
38th Chris Benson 3240 180 avg
40th John Sullivan 3189 177.16 avg
44th Greig Lyas 3176 176.44 avg
54th Gary Bernardin 3129 173.83 avg
67th Doug Lenton 2987 165.94 avg

Women ( 73 competitors)

10th JENNY WALSH 3256 180.8 AVG
22ND Maxine Forrest 3104 172.44 avg
27th Sue Raphael 3077 170.94 avg
33rd Ingrid Coburn 3024 168 avg
36th Brenda Kirkwood 3013 167.38 avg
43rd Val Porteous 2916 162 avg
52nd Josie Adams 2859 158.83avg
69th Ros Yendle 2657 147.61 avg


After first 8 games of Masters, Jenny Walsh is sitting in third position on 1562 pins (195.25 avg), 49 pins behind the leader, and with 8 more games to go tomorrow.:multi: =D>

 

[Fr33ze]

Go Go Go, well done on an awesome first round

 

[bm2]

Congratulations to Jenny Walsh, who today picked up a bronze medal in the Womens Masters final behind the Japanese. Makes a nice little addition to the Gold medal she won in the singles at the beginning of the week!

A sterling effort by all the Aussies on what has been described as "an interesting" pattern set down by their counterparts in Chinese Taipei. See you all back home!!!