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In a championship match between two players who use both hands to swing and bowl the bowling ball, Jason Belmonte of Australia defeated Osku Palermaa, Finland, 256-222, en route to win the Brunswick Euro Challenge at Strike Bowling Club in Thessalonica, Greece, and the 15.000 Euro first-place check. It was the first career title on the European Bowling Tour for the 2004 World Bowling Writers International Player of the Year.
Belmonte, the No. 2 seed, ousted Mubarak Ali Al-Muraikhi, Qatar, in the semi-final, 213-189. The Qatari, who won the first leg of the 2006 Asian Bowling Federation Tour, Feb. 28 on his home field in Doha, won the opening match against 2001 World Games champion Tobias Gäbler, Germany, 214-198.
Palermaa pocketed 8.500 Euro for second, Al-Muraikhi, received 5.500 Euro for third and Gäbler garnered 4.000 Euro for fourth place.
Strike Bowling Club in Thessalonica, Greece
March 10-19, 2006
Championship Round:
1. Jason Belmonte, Australia, 469 (2 games), 15.000 Euro
2. Osku Palermaa, Finland, 222 (1 game), 8.500 Euro
3. Mubarak Ali Al-Muraikhi, Qatar, 403 (2 games), 5.500 Euro
4. Tobias Gäbler, Germany, 198 (1 game), 4.000 Euro
Playoff Results:
First Match: Al-Muraikhi def. Gäbler, 214-198
Second Match: Belmonte def. Al-Muraikhi, 213-189
Championship Match: Belmonte def. Palermaa, 256-222
At todays exchange rate Belmo pickd up a healthy $27000AUS, not bad for a weeks work Nice bowling mate, see you next week
Belmonte, the No. 2 seed, ousted Mubarak Ali Al-Muraikhi, Qatar, in the semi-final, 213-189. The Qatari, who won the first leg of the 2006 Asian Bowling Federation Tour, Feb. 28 on his home field in Doha, won the opening match against 2001 World Games champion Tobias Gäbler, Germany, 214-198.
Palermaa pocketed 8.500 Euro for second, Al-Muraikhi, received 5.500 Euro for third and Gäbler garnered 4.000 Euro for fourth place.
Strike Bowling Club in Thessalonica, Greece
March 10-19, 2006
Championship Round:
1. Jason Belmonte, Australia, 469 (2 games), 15.000 Euro
2. Osku Palermaa, Finland, 222 (1 game), 8.500 Euro
3. Mubarak Ali Al-Muraikhi, Qatar, 403 (2 games), 5.500 Euro
4. Tobias Gäbler, Germany, 198 (1 game), 4.000 Euro
Playoff Results:
First Match: Al-Muraikhi def. Gäbler, 214-198
Second Match: Belmonte def. Al-Muraikhi, 213-189
Championship Match: Belmonte def. Palermaa, 256-222
At todays exchange rate Belmo pickd up a healthy $27000AUS, not bad for a weeks work Nice bowling mate, see you next week