World Cup - Results
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Here is a link to the Pattern they are playing on the the 2006 Wold Cup.
They are using QubicaAMF's Summit-S lane machine equipped with QubicaAMF’s optional oil tank heating system to clean and dress the lanes. It is the most cost effective and reliable high volume machine in the bowling business.
The Summit-S can accurately apply more than 100 units (or 30ml) of conditioner per lane in less than 2 minutes. The Summit's new Foam Transfer Technology (F.T.T.) uses reticulated foam for more accuracy, consistency, and flow rate during temperature changes.
The Summit is the most controllable conditioning machine in terms of lengthwise taper of any machine on the market. Lane oil applied to the lane is measured zone by zone to ensure accuracy.
The colour graph which shows lane conditions for this year's QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup. Typically the lanes will be conditioned for 42 feet – although the exact distance will be determined on site due to the topography of the lane. It is not anticipated that there will be more than 1 foot difference either way
The different colours represent the quantity of Lane Conditioner at various distances down the lane. The highest colour line on the chart will be around the arrows (at about 15 feet), the second line further down the lane, and the third towards the end of the Conditioner pattern. The last 20 feet of the lane are clear of any conditioner. The graph represents the amount of conditioner across the lane. The three coloured lines show a picture of the conditioner down the length of the lane with the most conditioner nearest to the foul line and reducing in height/units/quantity as you go down the lane.
2006 World Cup Pattern
They are using QubicaAMF's Summit-S lane machine equipped with QubicaAMF’s optional oil tank heating system to clean and dress the lanes. It is the most cost effective and reliable high volume machine in the bowling business.
The Summit-S can accurately apply more than 100 units (or 30ml) of conditioner per lane in less than 2 minutes. The Summit's new Foam Transfer Technology (F.T.T.) uses reticulated foam for more accuracy, consistency, and flow rate during temperature changes.
The Summit is the most controllable conditioning machine in terms of lengthwise taper of any machine on the market. Lane oil applied to the lane is measured zone by zone to ensure accuracy.
The colour graph which shows lane conditions for this year's QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup. Typically the lanes will be conditioned for 42 feet – although the exact distance will be determined on site due to the topography of the lane. It is not anticipated that there will be more than 1 foot difference either way
The different colours represent the quantity of Lane Conditioner at various distances down the lane. The highest colour line on the chart will be around the arrows (at about 15 feet), the second line further down the lane, and the third towards the end of the Conditioner pattern. The last 20 feet of the lane are clear of any conditioner. The graph represents the amount of conditioner across the lane. The three coloured lines show a picture of the conditioner down the length of the lane with the most conditioner nearest to the foul line and reducing in height/units/quantity as you go down the lane.
2006 World Cup Pattern
Walshy has made the final 8 and after 2 of those games sits 4th 155 pins out of the Top Three
Keep going Jase you can do it!
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 8288 243.76 378 2
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 280 7955 233.97 45 2
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 7910 232.65 0 2
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 7755 228.09 -155 2
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 7721 227.09 -189 2
6 Dominic Barrett England 265 7712 226.82 -198 2
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 279 7668 225.53 -242 2
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 7618 224.06 -292 2
Ladies top 24
Bec finnished 16th
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Diandra Asbaty USA 279 7188 224.63 315 8
2 Mai Ginge Jensen Denmark 268 7116 222.38 243 8
3 Laura Rhoney Scotland 300 7075 221.09 202 8
4 Lisa John England 259 7010 219.06 137 8
5 Aumi Guerra Dominican Republic 279 6972 217.88 99 8
6 Putty Insavilla Armein Indonesia 266 6912 216.00 39 8
7 Jasmine Yeong-Nathan Singapore 279 6906 215.81 33 8
8 Helen Johnsson Sweden 279 6873 214.78 0 8
9 Karen Marcano Venezuela 288 6872 214.75 -1 8
10 Siti Safiyah Malaysia 268 6864 214.50 -9 8
11 Tanya Petty Germany 248 6862 214.44 -11 8
12 Marie Ramirez Costa Rica 259 6840 213.75 -33 8
13 Piritta Kantola Finland 258 6809 212.78 -64 8
14 Clara Juliana Guerrero Colombia 256 6771 211.59 -102 8
15 Teresa Piccini Mexico 258 6723 210.09 -150 8
16 Rebecca Simpson Australia 279 6656 208.00 -217 8
17 Sofia Granda Guatemala 256 6592 206.00 -281 8
18 Mor Aviram Israel 276 6585 205.78 -288 8
19 Melody Yeung Hong Kong 269 6579 205.59 -294 8
20 Daniela Esposito Italy 245 6570 205.31 -303 8
21 Veronica Lalande-Lapointe Canada 265 6556 204.88 -317 8
22 Priscilla Maaswinkel Netherlands 254 6555 204.84 -318 8
23 Evgenia Tsarkova Russia 268 6540 204.38 -333 8
24 Beatrix Pesek Hungary 286 6502 203.19 -371 8
Keep going Jase you can do it!
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 8288 243.76 378 2
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 280 7955 233.97 45 2
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 7910 232.65 0 2
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 7755 228.09 -155 2
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 7721 227.09 -189 2
6 Dominic Barrett England 265 7712 226.82 -198 2
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 279 7668 225.53 -242 2
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 7618 224.06 -292 2
Ladies top 24
Bec finnished 16th
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Diandra Asbaty USA 279 7188 224.63 315 8
2 Mai Ginge Jensen Denmark 268 7116 222.38 243 8
3 Laura Rhoney Scotland 300 7075 221.09 202 8
4 Lisa John England 259 7010 219.06 137 8
5 Aumi Guerra Dominican Republic 279 6972 217.88 99 8
6 Putty Insavilla Armein Indonesia 266 6912 216.00 39 8
7 Jasmine Yeong-Nathan Singapore 279 6906 215.81 33 8
8 Helen Johnsson Sweden 279 6873 214.78 0 8
9 Karen Marcano Venezuela 288 6872 214.75 -1 8
10 Siti Safiyah Malaysia 268 6864 214.50 -9 8
11 Tanya Petty Germany 248 6862 214.44 -11 8
12 Marie Ramirez Costa Rica 259 6840 213.75 -33 8
13 Piritta Kantola Finland 258 6809 212.78 -64 8
14 Clara Juliana Guerrero Colombia 256 6771 211.59 -102 8
15 Teresa Piccini Mexico 258 6723 210.09 -150 8
16 Rebecca Simpson Australia 279 6656 208.00 -217 8
17 Sofia Granda Guatemala 256 6592 206.00 -281 8
18 Mor Aviram Israel 276 6585 205.78 -288 8
19 Melody Yeung Hong Kong 269 6579 205.59 -294 8
20 Daniela Esposito Italy 245 6570 205.31 -303 8
21 Veronica Lalande-Lapointe Canada 265 6556 204.88 -317 8
22 Priscilla Maaswinkel Netherlands 254 6555 204.84 -318 8
23 Evgenia Tsarkova Russia 268 6540 204.38 -333 8
24 Beatrix Pesek Hungary 286 6502 203.19 -371 8
And closing, after the three games only 128 pins behind third...
There is also a positional round!
Come on Jase
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 8533 243.80 385 3
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 280 8220 234.86 72 3
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 8148 232.80 0 3
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 8020 229.14 -128 3
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 7958 227.37 -190 3
6 Dominic Barrett England 265 7934 226.69 -214 3
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 279 7885 225.29 -263 3
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 7780 222.29 -368 3
There is also a positional round!
Come on Jase
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 8533 243.80 385 3
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 280 8220 234.86 72 3
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 8148 232.80 0 3
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 8020 229.14 -128 3
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 7958 227.37 -190 3
6 Dominic Barrett England 265 7934 226.69 -214 3
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 279 7885 225.29 -263 3
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 7780 222.29 -368 3
KnuckleHead
Vic Represent
4 300 have been Bowled in this years World Cup First 1 going to Laura Rhoney. 2nd & 3rd 300 going to Osku Palermaa and the 4th going Ryan Leonard Lalisang of Indonesia. Let's see If Palermaa can bowl 1 of TV.
Congrats Bec on 16th you did us Proud. Jason good luck in the finals.
Congrats Bec on 16th you did us Proud. Jason good luck in the finals.
After 4 Games
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 8709 241.92 313 4
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 280 8444 234.56 48 4
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 8396 233.22 0 4
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 8255 229.31 -141 4
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 8201 227.81 -195 4
6 Dominic Barrett England 275 8150 226.39 -246 4
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 276 8096 224.89 -300 4
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 7968 221.33 -428 4
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 8709 241.92 313 4
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 280 8444 234.56 48 4
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 8396 233.22 0 4
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 8255 229.31 -141 4
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 8201 227.81 -195 4
6 Dominic Barrett England 275 8150 226.39 -246 4
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 276 8096 224.89 -300 4
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 7968 221.33 -428 4
After 7 games
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 9431 241.82 340 7
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 297 9201 235.92 110 7
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 9091 233.10 0 7
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 8902 228.26 -189 7
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 8818 226.10 -273 7
6 Dominic Barrett England 275 8746 224.26 -345 7
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 276 8708 223.28 -383 7
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 8652 221.85 -439 7
Pos Name Country High Total AVG Cut #Games
1 Osku Palermaa Finland 300 9431 241.82 340 7
2 Michael Schmidt Canada 297 9201 235.92 110 7
3 Petter Hansen Norway 298 9091 233.10 0 7
4 Jason Walsh Australia 289 8902 228.26 -189 7
5 Achim Grabowski Germany 298 8818 226.10 -273 7
6 Dominic Barrett England 275 8746 224.26 -345 7
7 Seoung Joon Baek Korea 276 8708 223.28 -383 7
8 Alan Gibbons Ireland 279 8652 221.85 -439 7
