Belmo Gold !
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Here ya go Stax. . .
http://www.abf-online.org/results/12thasiany.htm
Have a look at the links on the right, all the scores from the games that have been bowled are there.
http://www.abf-online.org/results/12thasiany.htm
Have a look at the links on the right, all the scores from the games that have been bowled are there.
Finchy
Member
A huuuge congrats to Belmo (what a bowler) and the rest of the aussies who have all finished well up in the top part of the field for the boys and girls singles.
There are some pics of Claire and Belmo on the official site, just go here http://www.abf-online.org/results/12thasiany.htm and click on the 'photos' link.
Full results showing all games are also shown. Hussain Mohhamad of Kuwait has also bowled the first 300 of the tournament in the 4th game of the boy's singles (long oil).
It looks like the records are going to tumble!!
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK AUSSIES - WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU ALL 8) =D> \/
There are some pics of Claire and Belmo on the official site, just go here http://www.abf-online.org/results/12thasiany.htm and click on the 'photos' link.
Full results showing all games are also shown. Hussain Mohhamad of Kuwait has also bowled the first 300 of the tournament in the 4th game of the boy's singles (long oil).
It looks like the records are going to tumble!!
KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK AUSSIES - WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU ALL 8)
=D> \/
Graham
Staff member
By ABF Media Director Lynne Clay
Australia’s Jason Belmonte streaked to a runaway victory in the Boys Singles of the 12th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships this morning. Wearing Player Number 001, the exuberant 20 year-old from Orange, New South Wales won Gold in the first event of the Championships with a 2776 total and a 231.3 average over 12 games.
Today’s short oil pattern was a challenge for the squad, with Belmonte struggling mid-way through the block with 157 and 168 scores in Games 8 and 9. However, a strong finish by the overnight leader, with 266, 216 and 235 games, placed the Gold medal firmly in his grip.
Belmonte held off an equally strong finish by Japan’s Isao Yamamoto who rolled 234, 245 and then a 258 high game of the final round. Masters Gold medallist in last year’s Youth Championship, Yamamoto finished 45 pins off the pace to win the Silver, overtaking Korea’s Chung Seung Wan who finished on 2708 to take Bronze.
Technical Delegate, Donald Agent from Kegel, was happy with the outcome from a lane condition perspective. “What makes it good for us is that the top six bowlers are from six different countries – there’s no domination”
The Australian Girls were unable to maintain their strong position after Day 1, with Jayde Flanagan the highest placing in the Girls, finishing in 6th place.
BOYS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
1, Jason Belmonte, AUS, 1509, 1267, 2776, 231.30
2, Isao Yamamoto, JPN, 1359, 1372, 2731, 227.60
3, Chung Seung Wan, KOR, 1465, 1243, 2708, 225.70
AUSTRALIAN BOYS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
9, Jarrod Lean, AUS, 1344, 1231, 2575, 214.60
11, Brandon Qualischefski, AUS, 1312, 1193, 2505, 208.80
12, Matthew O'Brien, AUS, 1350, 1151, 2501, 208.40
GIRLS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
1, Nam Bo Ra, KOR, 1289, 1226, 2515, 209.60
2, Teo Hui Ying Valerie, SIN, 1337, 1151, 2488, 207.30
3, Zandra Aziela, MAS, 1189, 1254, 2443, 203.60
AUSTRALIAN GIRLS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
6, Jayde Flanagan, AUS, 1179, 1228, 2407, 200.60
10, Claire Johnston, AUS, 1297, 1092, 2389, 199.10
21, Michelle Halprin, AUS, 1206, 1064, 2270, 189.20
22, Toni Woodcock, AUS, 1123, 1139, 2262, 188.50
Australia’s Jason Belmonte streaked to a runaway victory in the Boys Singles of the 12th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships this morning. Wearing Player Number 001, the exuberant 20 year-old from Orange, New South Wales won Gold in the first event of the Championships with a 2776 total and a 231.3 average over 12 games.
Today’s short oil pattern was a challenge for the squad, with Belmonte struggling mid-way through the block with 157 and 168 scores in Games 8 and 9. However, a strong finish by the overnight leader, with 266, 216 and 235 games, placed the Gold medal firmly in his grip.
Belmonte held off an equally strong finish by Japan’s Isao Yamamoto who rolled 234, 245 and then a 258 high game of the final round. Masters Gold medallist in last year’s Youth Championship, Yamamoto finished 45 pins off the pace to win the Silver, overtaking Korea’s Chung Seung Wan who finished on 2708 to take Bronze.
Technical Delegate, Donald Agent from Kegel, was happy with the outcome from a lane condition perspective. “What makes it good for us is that the top six bowlers are from six different countries – there’s no domination”
The Australian Girls were unable to maintain their strong position after Day 1, with Jayde Flanagan the highest placing in the Girls, finishing in 6th place.
BOYS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
1, Jason Belmonte, AUS, 1509, 1267, 2776, 231.30
2, Isao Yamamoto, JPN, 1359, 1372, 2731, 227.60
3, Chung Seung Wan, KOR, 1465, 1243, 2708, 225.70
AUSTRALIAN BOYS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
9, Jarrod Lean, AUS, 1344, 1231, 2575, 214.60
11, Brandon Qualischefski, AUS, 1312, 1193, 2505, 208.80
12, Matthew O'Brien, AUS, 1350, 1151, 2501, 208.40
GIRLS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
1, Nam Bo Ra, KOR, 1289, 1226, 2515, 209.60
2, Teo Hui Ying Valerie, SIN, 1337, 1151, 2488, 207.30
3, Zandra Aziela, MAS, 1189, 1254, 2443, 203.60
AUSTRALIAN GIRLS RESULTS
pos, name, , long, short, total, ave
6, Jayde Flanagan, AUS, 1179, 1228, 2407, 200.60
10, Claire Johnston, AUS, 1297, 1092, 2389, 199.10
21, Michelle Halprin, AUS, 1206, 1064, 2270, 189.20
22, Toni Woodcock, AUS, 1123, 1139, 2262, 188.50
