24.01. sākas Eiropas Senioru Boulinga Čempionāts. Tas norisinās Austrijā, Vīnē un notiks līdz 1.februārim. Šogad dalību ņems arī spēlētāji no Latvijas – Ivars Vinters, Ints Krievkalns un Arvils Sproģis. Dalību čempionātā uzsāksim svētdien 26.01. ar spēlēm kategorijā Double.
Santa Cup ir Starptautisks boulinga turnīrs. Tas norit jau ceturto gadu. Norises vieta – Igaunijas pilsēta Pērnava, boulinga centrs Perona Bowling. Turnīra norises laiks: 01. decembris – 08. decembris 2019.
Arī šogad turnīrā piedalās mūsu spēlētāji. Pirmie savu dalību turnīrā uzsāks 7.decembrī Rihards Kovaļenko, Ints Krievkalns, Artemijs Hudjakovs, Veronika Hudjakova, Jurijs Dumcevs – 15 maiņā. Artūrs Ļevikins, Daniels Vēzis 16 maiņā, Ivars Vinters 17 maiņā. Kurš šogad kļūs par Igaunijas Santa Klausu? 🙂
Sofia International Open 2019 ir Starptautisks boulinga turnīrs, kur dalību ņem arī mūsu sportisti – Elvijs Udo Dimpers un Artemijs Hudjakovs. Sofia International Open 2019 ir jubilejas “10” turnīrs un tas notiek boulinga centrā “Joy Station”, Sofijā, Bulgārijā. Turnīra norises laiks: 19.-27.10.2019. Vēlam mūsu sportistiem labus rezultātus!
Artūrs Ļevikins ir kļuvis par astoņkārtējo Lietuvas boulinga čemponāta čempionu. Artūra komanda “Taboo & City Bowling proshop” no Kauņas izcīna titulu jau 11 reizi pēc kārtas.
Santa Cup norit trešo reizi. Norises vieta – Igaunijas pilsēta Pērnava, boulinga centrs Perona Bowling. Turnīra norises laiks: 01. decembris – 09. decembris 2018.
2017 gadā par turnīra uzvarētāju kļuva Nikolajs Ovčiņņikovs, Andis Dārziņš izcīnīja 18 vietu. Turnīra norises gaitu skatieties šeit: Santa Cup 2017
This year winner is Raymond Jansson from Sweden. The 51-year-old multiple World and European champion had a great start into the tournament when he shot one of only four 1600-series in the history of the EBT in squad 7 setting a new tournament record with 1602.
The 2017 European Bowling Tour features 11 tournaments in 9 countries, two in Germany and Denmark, and one each in Finland, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, San Marino, Spain and Sweden.
The men’s and women’s ranking leader at the end of the 2017 season will be awarded 1.000 Euro a piece. (vairāk…)
Noslēdzies USBC Queens 2017 un par uzvarētāju kļuvusi Diāna Zavjalova, kura finālā pieveica Liz Johnson no ASV. Diāna ir kļuvusi par divkārtējo USBC Queens uzvarētāju. (vairāk…)
DOM BARRETT WINS WBT SEASON-OPENING BRUNSWICK EURO CHALLENGE.
Dom Barrett of England celebrated a last-minute victory in the title match of the 14th Brunswick Euro Challenge to win the season-opening event of the 2017 World Bowling Tour Sunday at Dream-Bowl Palace in Unterföhring in suburban Munich, Germany.
Barrett (right), who earned the No. 1 seed for the three-player stepladder finals in the last game of round robin match play, defeated No. 2 seed, Yannaphon Larp-apharat of Thailand, 237-221, to claim his 13th European Bowling Tour title as well as his fifth PBA title.
/The top 3 women after qualifying from left to right: Birgit Pöppler (2nd), Shayna Ng (1st) and Diana Zavjalova (3rd)./
Women received 8 pins handicap each game (up to 292 – maximum score is 300), an equality handicap provided to women in all EBT events. The top three women after qualifying received 1.200, 700 and 500 Euro bonuses, respectively.
Dream-Bowl Palace in Munich, Germany (March 18-26, 2017)
Championship Round:
1. Dom Barrett, England, 237 (1 game), 11.400 Euro
2. Yannaphon Larp-apharat, Thailand, 425 (2 games), 8.500 Euro
3. Stuart Williams, England, 204 (1 game), 5.500 Euro
The picture shows World Bowling president, Sheikh Talal from Kuwait, during the award ceremonies.
Playoff Results:
Semifinal Match: No. 2 Yannaphon def. No. 3 Williams, 10-9 in roll-off after a 204-204 tie
Championship: No. 1 Barrett def. Yannaphon, 237-221.
2017 Brunswick Euro Challenge – Cashers
4. Anders Lousdal, Denmark, 3.000 Euro
5. Sean Rash, United States, 2.800 Euro
6. Birgit Pöppler, Germany, 2.600 Euro
7. Carsten Warming Hansen, Denmark, 2.400 Euro
8. Martin Larsen, Sweden, 2.200 Euro
9. Daphne Tan, Singapore, 1.900 Euro
10. Marshall Kent, United States, 1.900 Euro
11. Pontus Andersson, Sweden, 1.900 Euro
12. Francois Louw, South Africa, 1.900 Euro
13. Cherie Tan, Singapore, 1.600 Euro
14. Michael Mak, Hong Kong, 1.600 Euro
15. Daniel Fransson, Sweden, 1.600 Euro
16. Mik Stampe, Denmark, 1.600 Euro
17. Jan Macek, Czech Republic, 1.400 Euro
18. Ahmad Muaz, Malaysia, 1.400 Euro
19. Antonino Fiorentino, Italy, 1.400 Euro
20. Syafiq Ridhwan, Malaysia, 1.400 Euro
21. Jimmy Mortensen, Denmark, 1.300 Euro
22. Martin Paulsson, Sweden, 1.300 Euro
23. Shayna Ng, Singapore, 1.300 Euro
24. Timmy Tan, Malaysia, 1.300 Euro
25. Wicky Yeung, Hong Kong, 1.200 Euro
26. Anton Ahlgren, Sweden, 1.200 Euro
27. Mike Harles, Germany, 1.200 Euro
28. Tomas Käyhkö, Finland, 1.200 Euro
29. Sin Li Jane, Malaysia, 1.100 Euro
30. Paul Moor, England, 1.100 Euro
31. Surasak Manuwong, Thailand, 1.100 Euro
32. Joonas Jähi, Finland, 1.100 Euro
33. Muhd Jaris Goh, Singapore, 1.100 Euro
34. Anton Persson, Sweden, 1.100 Euro
35. Kim Bolleby, Thailand, 1.000 Euro 36. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia, 1.000 Euro
37. Annop Arromsaranon, Thailand, 1.000 Euro
38. Timothy Tham, Singapore, 1.000 Euro
39. Christopher Sloan, Ireland, 1.000 Euro
40. Tony Wong, Hong Kong, 1.000 Euro
41. Arturo Quintero, Mexico, 1.000 Euro
42. Vanessa Timter, Germany, 1.000 Euro
43. André Michow, Germany, 1.000 Euro
44. Cameron Weier, United States, 1.000 Euro
45. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia, 900 Euro
46. Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 900 Euro
47. Rickle Kam, Hong Kong, 900 Euro
48. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong, 900 Euro
49. Kim Andersson, Sweden, 900 Euro
50. Jonathan Van Hees, United States, 900 Euro
51. Markus Jansson, Sweden, 900 Euro
52. Adel Albarqi, Saudi Arabia, 900 Euro
53. Joel Tan, Singapore, 900 Euro
54. Abdullah Dulijan, Saudi Arabia, 900 Euro
55. Anggie Ramirez Perea, Colombia, 800 Euro
56. Cheah Ray Han, Singapore, 800 Euro
57. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 800 Euro
58. Pyry Puharinen, Finland, 800 Euro
59. Danielle McEwan, United States, 800 Euro
60. Christopher Lüttke, Sweden, 800 Euro
61. Raymond Teece, England, 800 Euro
62. Andreas Bösiger, Switzerland, 800 Euro
63. Alex Liew, Malaysia, 800 Euro
64. Andres Juliusson, Iceland, 800 Euro
TORE TORGERSEN CAPTURES HIS SECOND IRISH OPEN TITLE.
Twenty-one years after his first victory, Tore Torgersen of Norway captured his second career Irish Open title with a 503-415 victory over Keira Reay of Ireland Sunday at Leisureplex Stillorgan in Dublin. It marks the fifth win on the European Bowling Tour for the former world and European champion and the first since the 2014 Norwegian Open.
In the title match over two games total pins, Torgersen (right), who won his first title in Ireland back in 1996, took an insurmountable 86-pin lead after the first game (267 to 181, including eight pins handicap for Reay) and never looked back.
Though Reay (left) rebounded with 234, Torgersen beat her by two pins to seal the victory. The winner took home the 5.000 Euro top prize, while Reay earned 2.500 Euro for second place. Reay was looking for her first EBT title and the third consecutive by a woman on the European Bowling Tour after Diana Zavjalova in Qatar (2016) and Daphne Tan in Helsinki (2017). Irish Open 2017 results
29th Irish Open Championships – Final Standings
Leisureplex Stillorgan in Dublin, Ireland (Jan. 15-22, 2017)
Championship Round:
1. Tore Torgersen, Norway, 5.000 Euro
2. Keira Reay, Ireland, 2.500 Euro
3. Santtu Tahvanainen, Finland, 1.500 Euro
4. Jenny Wegner, Sweden, 1.250 Euro
Players with position and country; places 5-32 show earnings
5. Barry Foley, Ireland, 1.000 Euro
6. Lauri Sipilä, Finland, 800 Euro
7. Alan Bride, Ireland, 600 Euro
8. Richard Teece, England, 500 Euro
9. Chris Sloan, Ireland, 350 Euro
10. Tomas Kayhko, Finland, 350 Euro
11. Ghislaine van der Tol, Netherlands, 250 Euro
12. James Wigmore, England, 250 Euro
13. Rob Thurlby, England, 200 Euro
14. Steven Gill, Scotland, 200 Euro
15. Pete Stevenson, England, 150 Euro
16. Jamie Bottomley, England, 150 Euro
17. Paul Moor, England, 120 Euro
18. Miles Corney, England, 120 Euro
19. Eoghain Lebioda, Ireland, 120 Euro
20. Riku Petteri Kivela, Finland, 120 Euro
21. Lee Cocker, England, 120 Euro
22. Adam Michaels, England, 120 Euro
23. Patrick Meka, Netherlands, 120 Euro
24. Aidan Byrne, Ireland, 120 Euro
25. Amandine Jacques, France, 120 Euro
26. Perttu Jussila, Finland, 120 Euro
27. Elco Gorter, Netherlands, 120 Euro
28. Wendy Bartaire, France, 120 Euro
29. Kenneth Hermansen, Norway, 120 Euro
30. Ben Gruisinga, Netherlands, 120 Euro
31. Michael Brachaniec, Poland, 120 Euro
32. Petri Keituri, Finland, 120 Euro
33. Sam Rose, England
34. Craig Barrett, England
35. Mia Bewley, England
36. Tom Byrne, Ireland
37. Jason Byrnes, Ireland
38. Nico Thienpondt, Netherlands
39. Gustaf Smari Bjørnsson, Iceland
40. Brian Gillespie, Scotland
41. Hadley Morgan, England
42. Pekka Pajari, Finland
43. Ron Hurt, United States
44. Stefan Claessen, Iceland
45. Patrick Jannik Sørensen, Denmark
46. Jos Bakker, Netherlands
47. Mathias Reinertsen, Norway
48. Gav Greaves, England
49. Ryan Press, Northern Ireland
50. Einar Mar Bjørnsson, Iceland
51. Dominic Buckley, England
52. Glen Richardson, England
53. Tim Stampe, Denmark
54. Paddy Dunne, Ireland
55. Robert Lind, Norway
56. Jo Allsebrook, England
57. Ashleigh Gill, Scotland
58. Alex Castle, England
59. Alex Fraser, Scotland
60. Markus Bergendorff, Denmark
61. Andy Gillespie, Scotland
62. Arturas Baltonis, Lithuania
In an all-Singaporean and all-women’s affair, Daphne Tan defeated fellow Team Singapore member Jazreel Tan, 224-217 (scratch), to win the 47th Brunswick Ballmaster Open Sunday at Tali Bowling Center in Helsinki, Finland, and to earn the 12.000 Euro top prize.
Along with her first European Bowling Tour title in the season-opening event of the 2017 European Bowling Tour, Daphne Tan, became the third woman to win Europe’s most prestigious tournament and the 32nd woman who has won an EBT title. Women have won at least one title in each season since the inception of the EBT in the year 2000.
The top 3 in the 47th Brunswick Ballmaster Open: from left, Sanna Pasanen (3rd), champion Daphne Tan and Jazreel Tan (2nd).
As the European ranking starts from scratch each season, Daphne Tan (right) is the first leader in the 2017 EBT women’s ranking. Leading the men’s ranking is Carsten Warming Hansen of Denmark, who was the lone male bowler in the stepladder finals.
The 47th edition of the BBO featured 492 players (398 were from Finland or held a Finnish license) from 19 countries, including 428 men and 64 women. 54 men and 10 women survived the seven-day qualifying. Women dominated the each round of the finals.
Tūrē ņēma dalību arī Latvijas boulinga spēlētāji. Veiksmīgākais izrādījās Pēteris Cimdiņš, kurš ieņēma 70 vietu no 492 dalībniekiem.
47th Brunswick Ballmaster Open – Stepladder Finals
Tali Bowling Center in Helsinki, Finland (Jan. 6-15, 2017)
Championship Round:
1. Daphne Tan, Singapore, 224 (1 game), 12.000 Euro
2. Jazreel Tan, Singapore, 447 (2 games), 8.000 Euro
3. Sanna Pasanen, Finland, 439 (2 games), 5.000 Euro
4. Carsten Warming Hansen, Denmark, 211 (1 game), 4.000 Euro
Playoff Results:
First Match: No. 4 Pasanen def. No. 3 Hansen, 225-211
Semi-final Match: No. 2 J. Tan def. Pasanen, 222-214
Championship: No. 1 D. Tan def. J. Tan, 232-225. women’s scores including 8 pins handicap.
47th Brunswick Ballmaster Open – Places 5-54 (Cashers)
Players with position, country and earnings
5. Martin Larsen, Sweden, 3.000 Euro
6. Osku Palermaa, Finland, 2.600 Euro
7. Darya Kovalova, Ukraine, 2.500 Euro
8. Santtu Tahvanainen, Finland, 2.400 Euro
9. Daniel Fransson, Sweden, 2.300 Euro
10. Cherie Tan, Singapore, 2.200 Euro
11. Shayna Ng, Singapore, 2.100 Euro
12. Sami Konsteri, Finland, 2.000 Euro
13. Anthony Simonsen, United States, 1.800 Euro
14. Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 1.600 Euro
15. Tommy Petersen, Sweden, 1.500 Euro
16. Robert Lindberg, Sweden, 1.400 Euro
17. Tracy See, Singapore, 1.200 Euro
18. Jari Ratia, Finland, 1.200 Euro
19. Markus Bergendorff, Denmark, 1.200 Euro
20. Cameron Weier, United States, 1.200 Euro
21. Ida Andersson, Sweden, 1.200 Euro
22. Pontus Andersson, Sweden, 1.200 Euro
23. Linus Boström, Finland, 1.200 Euro
24. Pasi Uotila, Finland, 1.200 Euro
25. Petteri Salonen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
26. Joonas Jähi, Finland, 1.000 Euro
27. Mika Heino, Finland, 1.000 Euro
28. Juhani Tonteri, Finland, 1.000 Euro
29. Kert Truus, Estonia, 1.000 Euro
30. Christopher Sloan, Ireland, 1.000 Euro
31. Mikael Roos, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
32. Juho Havanko, Finland, 1.000 Euro
33. Sami Lampoo, Finland, 1.000 Euro
34. Marshall Kent, United States, 1.000 Euro
35. Mika Luoto, Finland, 1.000 Euro
36. Kevin Karlsson, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
37. Niko Oksanen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
38. Christopher Eklund, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
39. Martin Paulsson, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
40. Markus Jansson, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
41. Samuli Tiainen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
42. Kimmo Lehtonen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
43. Cajsa Wegner, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
44. Juho Rissanen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
45. Petri Riikonen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
46. Olli Pakonen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
47. Joonas Jehkinen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
48. Kai Virtanen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
49. Sami Salin, Finland, 1.000 Euro
50. Jaroslav Lorenc, Czech Republic, 1.000 Euro
51. Reija Lundén, Finland, 1.000 Euro
52. Dan Østergaard-Poulsen, Denmark, 1.000 Euro
53. Timo Raatikainen, Finland, 1.000 Euro
54. Kamron Doyle, United States, 1.000 Euro
47th Brunswick Ballmaster Open – Men’s Ranking
Top 50 with position and EBT ranking points
1. Carsten Warming Hansen, Denmark, 250
2. Martin Larsen, Sweden, 200
3. Osku Palermaa, Finland, 175
4. Santtu Tahvanainen, Finland, 150
5. Daniel Fransson, Sweden, 125
6. Sami Konsteri, Finland, 120
7. Anthony Simonsen, United States, 115
8. Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 110
9. Tommy Petersen, Sweden, 105
10. Robert Lindberg, Sweden, 100
11. Jari Ratia, Finland, 75
(tie) Markus Bergendorff, Denmark, 75
13. Cameron Weier, United States, 70
(tie) Pontus Andersson, Sweden, 70
15. Linus Boström, Finland, 65
(tie) Pasi Uotila, Finland, 65
17. Petteri Salonen, Finland, 60
(tie) Joonas Jähi, Finland, 60
19. Mika Heino, Finland, 55
(tie) Juhani Tonteri, Finland, 55
21. Kert Truus, Estonia, 40
(tie) Christopher Sloan, Ireland, 40
(tie) Mikael Roos, Sweden, 40
(tie) Juho Havanko, Finland, 40
(tie) Sami Lampoo, Finland, 40
26. Marshall Kent, United States, 30
(tie) Mika Luoto, Finland, 30
(tie) Kevin Karlsson, Sweden, 30
(tie) Niko Oksanen, Finland, 30
(tie) Christopher Eklund, Sweden, 30
31. Martin Paulsson, Sweden, 20
(tie) Markus Jansson, Sweden, 20
(tie) Samuli Tiainen, Finland, 20
(tie) Kimmo Lehtonen, Finland, 20
(tie) Juho Rissanen, Finland, 20
36. Petri Riikonen, Finland, 15
(tie) Olli Pakonen, Finland, 15
(tie) Joonas Jehkinen, Finland, 15
(tie) Kai Virtanen, Finland, 15
(tie) Sami Salin, Finland, 15
41. Jaroslav Lorenc, Czech Republic, 10
(tie) Dan Østergaard-Poulsen, Denmark, 10
(tie) Timo Raatikainen, Finland, 10
(tie) Kamron Doyle, United States, 10
(tie) Peter Hellstrøm, Sweden, 10
46. Juha Ollonqvist, Finland, 5
(tie) Richard Teece, England, 5
(tie) Jarno Marjakangas, Finland, 5
(tie) Pyry Puharinen, Finland, 5
(tie) Dennis Eklund, Sweden, 5
DIANA ZAVJALOVA WINS HER FIRST EBT, WBT TITLE IN QATAR OPEN
Diana Zavjalova of Latvia became the 31st woman in the history of the European Bowling Tour and the third in the 2016 season to win an EBT title when she defeated Pontus Andersson of Sweden in the title match over two games total pins, 474-427.
The 2016 Qatar Bowling Open was the 16th and last stop of the 2016 European Bowling Tour and also the 6th and last event of 2016 World Bowling Tour. The EBT “Platinum” tournament, the highest of four categories, was held from Dec. 10-16, 2016, at the Qatar Bowling Center, a 32-laner in Doha, Qatar.
The tournament offered total prize fund of 155,000 U.S. Dollars with $40,000 going to the winner, $20,000 to the runner-up and a last-to-cash payout of $1,200 for 43rd place.
Championship Round: 1. Diana Zavjalova, Latvia, 992 (4 games), 40,000 U.S Dollar
2. Pontus Andersson, Sweden, 919 (4 games), 20,000 U.S Dollar
3. Jason Belmonte, Australia, 442 (2 games), 7,000 U.S Dollar
4. Ahmad Muaz, Malaysia, 469 (2 games), 7,000 U.S Dollar
* Zavjalova received eight pins handicap per game.
2016 EBT #1 (Platinum) 46th Brunswick Ballmaster Open Tali Bowling Center in Helsinki, Finland (Dec. 29, 2015 – Jan. 10, 2016) Champion: Parker Bohn III, United States Women’s ranking winner: Laura Beuthner, Germany
2016 EBT #2 (Satellite) 28th Irish Open Championships in association with Storm
Leisureplex Stillorgan in Dublin, Ireland (Jan. 10-17, 2016) Champion: Paul Moor, England Women’s ranking winner: Amanda Larkin, Ireland
2016 EBT #3 (Silver)
Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament 2016
Dolfijn Bowling Tilburg in Tilburg, Netherlands (Jan. 31 – Feb. 7, 2016) Champion: Daniel Fransson, Sweden Women’s ranking winner: Martina Schütz, Germany
2016 EBT #4 (Satellite) 10th International Wroclaw Open
Galeria Rozrywki Miraz in Wroclaw, Poland (Feb. 17-21, 2016) Champion: Hadley Morgan, England Women’s ranking winner: Jenny Wegner, Sweden
2016 EBT #5 (Platinum) Brunswick Euro Challenge
Dream-Bowl Palace in Munich, Germany (March 13-20, 2016) Champion: Jesper Svensson, Sweden Women’s ranking winner: Danielle McEwan, United States
2016 EBT #6 (Silver) Kegel Aalborg International 2016
Lovvang Bowling Center in Aalborg, Denmark (May 23-29, 2016) Champion: Peter Hellström, Sweden Women’s ranking winner: Kamilla Kjeldsen, Denmark
2016 EBT #7 (Satellite) Odense International
Odense Bowling Center in Odense, Denmark (May 29 – June 5, 2016) Champion: Richard Teece, England Women’s ranking winner: Britt Brøndsted, Denmark
2016 EBT #08 (Silver) IV Brunswick Madrid Challenge
Bowling Chamartín in Madrid, Spain (July 2-10, 2016) Champion: Ray Teece, England Women’s ranking winner: Birgit Pöppler, Germany
2016 EBT #09 (Gold) 12th Storm San Marino Open
Rose’n Bowl in Serravalle, San Marino (July 9-17, 2016) Champion: Dominic Barrett, England Women’s ranking winner: Sin Li Jane, Malaysia
2016 EBT #10 (Gold) Track Dream-Bowl Palace Open by Erdinger
Dream-Bowl Palace in Munich, Germany (July 16-24, 2016) Champion: Sin Li Jane, Malaysia Men’s ranking winner: Dominic Barrett, England
2016 EBT #11 (Silver) Polish Open presented by Roto Grip
Sky Bowling in Wroclaw, Poland (July 25-31, 2016) Champion: Richard Teece, England Women’s ranking winner: Jenny Wegner, Sweden
2016 EBT #12 (Satellite) Chandra Open 2016
Chandra Bowling in Nieuwegein, Netherlands (Sept. 11-18, 2016) Champion: Ghislaine Stigter-van der Tol, Netherlands Men’s ranking winner: Markus Bergendorff, Denmark
2016 EBT #13 (Gold) 14th Columbia 300 Vienna Open
Plus Bowling in Vienna, Austria (Sept. 24 – Oct. 2, 2016) Champion: Jesper Svensson, Sweden Women’s ranking winner: Tanya Cuva, Switzerland
2016 EBT #14 (Satellite) 1st Emax Open
Dream-Bowl Palace in Munich, Germany (Oct. 3-9, 2016)
World Bowling Singles Championship 2016
official website: http://2016wsc.worldbowling.org/
Champions: Agerbo, Jesper and Kulick, Kelly
Diāna Zavjalova izstājās 2 kartā iegūstot 3 vietu savā grupā. No katras grupas (kopā 4 grupas) nākamajai kārtai kvalificējās 2 labākās. Diānai līdz iekļūšanai top 8 pietrūka 40 ķegļi, pēdējā 8 partijā Diāna uzmeta: 183. Kopā piedalījās: 53 dalībnieces.
Men’s title match – 2016 World Singles Championships, Doha
Women’s title match – 2016 World Singles Championships, Doha
Mens Finals (sorted by average)
Place
Player
Country
G1
Total
Avg
Diff
Next
lane
Roll-
off
1.
Agerbo, Jesper
DEN
256
256
256.00
2.
Ismail, Rafiq
MAS
205
205
205.00
Womens Finals (sorted by average)
Place
Player
Country
G1
Total
Avg
Diff
Next
lane
Roll-
off
1.
Kulick, Kelly
USA
214
214
214.00
2.
New, Hui Fen
SGP
195
195
195.00
Step 3 – Women
Step 2: Group B – Women
Boulinga spēlētāja Zavjalova individuālajā pasaules čempionātā tiek starp 32 labākajām dalībniecēm.
Doha, 7.dec., LETA. Latviajs boulinga spēlētāja Diāna Zavjalova Dohā notiekošajā individuālajā pasaules čempionātā veiksmīgi pārvarēja kvalifikācijas sacensības, tiekot starp 32 labākajām dalībnicēm.
Zavjalova kvalifikācijā 12 spēlēs savāca 2380 punktus, kas viņai deva 23.vietu 53 dalībnieču konkurencē. Labākā viņai bija ceturtā spēle, kurā tika nopelnīti 252 punkti.
Priekšsacīkstēs labākā bija vāciete Birgita Poplere, kura tika pie 2711 punktiem.
Turpinājumā 32 labākās dalībnieces tiks sadalītas četrās grupās pa astoņām katrā, noskaidrojot astoņas spēlētājas, kuras iekļūs trešajā kārtā, kurā notiks cīņa par vietu pusfinālā.
Grupā katra sportiste aizvadīs pa astoņām spēlēm. Katras kārtas uzvarētāja tiks pie septiņiem punktiem, otra labākā rezultāta īpašniece saņems sešus un tā tālāk. Sacensības turpinās katras grupas divas labākās dalībnieces.
Pasaules individuālais čempionāts risinās otro reizi. Pirmais šāds turnīrs tikai aizvadīts 2012.gadā Kiprā, kurā Zavjalova izcīnīja sudraba medaļu, zaudējot tikai Kellijai Kulikai no ASV, kura šoreiz kvalifikācijā sasniedza 17.rezultātu.
LETA jau ziņoja, ka pērn gada nogalē Latvijas profesionālā boulinga spēlētāja Zavjalova nespēja kvalificēties prestižā “Masters” pasaules čempionāta pusfinālam.
“Masters” sacensībās piedalās pašas labākās sportistes, taču ik pēc trīs turnīriem vienu gadu ir pārtraukums, kurā tiek aizvadīts individuālais pasaules čempionāts, dodot iespēju to rīkot mazākām pilsētām.
Čempionāts noslēdzies, apsveicam čempionāta uzvarētājus un vēlamies pateikties mūsu sportistiem par dalību čempionātā. Rezultāti: Pēteris Cimdiņš ierindojās 15 vietā, 40 dalībnieku konkurencē. Jeļena Dolgova ieņēma 33 vietu, 36 dalībnieču konkurencē.
After a 25-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup returns to China for the 52nd QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup. The event will take place from October 14 – 23 in the exciting city of Shanghai, where the Orient meets the West and where a dazzling mix of ultra-modern and traditional styles come together to create a breathtaking skyline.
The host center, Hao’s Bowling in Downtown Shanghai’s Luwan Sports Complex, features 24 lanes of the latest QubicaAMF equipment. The complex is the regional home for many sports and includes a multi-purpose sporting arena where the World Cup Finals will be held on October 22nd on a specially constructed pair of lanes.
Artūrs Ļevikins ierindojās 16 vietā (81 dalībnieks) un saņēma balvu par labāko rezultātu čempionātā. Marija Tkačenko izcīnīja 32 vietu (63 dalībnieces).
Nikolay Levikin: Наши поздравления победителям! Респект нашим игрокам – Маше и Артуру. Играть было нереально тяжело, но ребята очень старались. Маша уже на второй день заболела и играла со слезами и соплями. А итоговое 16-е место Артура (из 82-х участников) и приз за лучший результат среди мужчин – очень даже достойный итог. Спасибо Артуру и Маше, а мы своё внимание переключаем на Кубок Европейских Чемпионов и болеем за Петериса и Лену. Удачи!!!
Women:
Winner: Wang Hangbo
Mens final:
Womens final:
Artūrs Ļevikins ierindojās 16 vietā (81 dalībnieks) un saņēma balvu par labāko rezultātu čempionātā. Marija Tkačenko izcīnīja 32 vietu (63 dalībnieces).
Artūrs Ļevikins un Marija Tkačenko aizlidoja uz Šanhaju, kur viņiem Pasaules kausa (Qubica AMF World Cup 2016) ietvaros būs jāpārstāv Latvijas boulings. Konkurence solās būt liela. Vīriešu konkurencē startēs 82 valstu pārstāvji, sieviešu 64.
Minimālais uzdevums – ierindoties TOP 24, lai varētu turpināt cīņu nākamajā kārtā. Turklāt tur censties pacīnīties par pēc iespējas augstāku vietu.
LABA novēl mūsu spēlētājiem parādīt savu labāko spēli un godam pārstāvēt Latvijas boulingu.
Iepriekšējie Artūra Ļevikina un Marijas Tkačenko rezultāti Quibica AMF World Cup ietvaros.
Artūrs ir startējis Pasaules kausā diezgan bieži un ar labiem rezultātiem. Šis būs jau viņa 5 starts iekš Quibica AMF World Cup. Līdz šim Artūrs ir uzrādījis šādus rezultātus:
2009 gads, Malaizija – 10 vieta (87 dalībnieki).
2011 gads, DĀR (Dienvidāfrikas Republika) – 34 vieta (81 dalībnieks).
2012 gads, Polija – 22 vieta (82 dalībnieki).
2014 gads, Polija – 11 vieta (82 dalībnieki).
Marija līdz šim Pasaules kausā ir spēlējusi 1 reizi. Tas notika 2014 gadā Polijā, kur viņa ieņēma 20 vietu (70 dalībnieces).
JESPER SVENSSON WINS THIRD TITLE IN 2016, 8TH OVERALL IN NORWEGIAN OPEN
Sweden’s Jesper Svensson continued to make bowling history as the two-handed lefty won his third European Bowling Tour title this season in the Norwegian Open 2016 by Brunswick Sunday at Veitvet Bowling Center in Oslo, Norway.
At the age of 21 Svensson (right) has now won eight European Bowling Tour titles along with five Professional Bowlers Association titles, including a victory in the PBA signature event, the Tournament of Champions earlier this year. Pictured above are thr top 3 in the 2016 Norwegian Open. From left to right, Mikael Ross (2nd), champion Jesper Svensson and Ida Andersson (3rd), all of Sweden.
Norwegian Open 2016 by Brunswick – Round 5 Results (Final Standings)
Players with position, country, 6-game total, including handicap, and earnings (in Norwegian Kronor)
Pos
Player
Country
B/F
G4
G5
G6
Pins
Avg.
Hc
Total
1.
Jesper Svensson
Sweden
720
228
258
192
678
233.00
1398
2.
Mikael Roos
Sweden
650
225
244
224
693
223.83
1343
3.
Ida Andersson
Sweden
652
200
242
182
624
212.67
48
1324
4.
Nina Flack
Sweden
618
220
242
184
646
210.67
48
1312
5.
Fredrik Tjernes
Norway
662
211
226
181
618
213.33
1280
6.
Daniel Fransson
Sweden
643
214
205
218
637
213.33
1280
7.
Anton Persson
Sweden
689
191
210
187
588
212.83
1277
8.
Isabelle Hultin
Sweden
640
171
181
204
556
199.33
48
1244
Norwegian Open 2016 by Brunswick – Places 9-60 (Cashers)
1. Jesper Svensson, Sweden, 40.000 NOK
2. Mikael Roos, Sweden, 20.000 NOK
3. Ida Andersson, Sweden, 15.000 NOK
4. Nina Flack, Sweden, 10.000 NOK
5. Fredrik Tjernes, Norway, 8.000 NOK
6. Daniel Fransson, Sweden, 7.000 NOK
7. Anton Persson, Sweden, 6.000 NOK
8. Isabelle Hultin, Sweden, 5.000 NOK
9. Robert Lindberg, Sweden, 4.000 NOK
10. Arnar David Jonsson, Iceland, 4.000 NOK
11. Jimmy Mortensen, Denmark, 4.000 NOK
12. Kenneth Haukås, Norway, 4.000 NOK
13. Filip Wilhelmsson, Sweden, 4.000 NOK
14. Pontus Andersson, Sweden, 4.000 NOK
15. Benjamin Jonsson, Sweden, 4.000 NOK
16. Markus Jansson, Sweden, 4.000 NOK
17. Åse Jacobsen, Norway, 3.000 NOK
18. Kristian Persson, Sweden, 3.000 NOK
19. Björn Lindqvist, Sweden, 3.000 NOK
20. Alfred Berggren, Sweden, 3.000 NOK
21. Arvid Espen, Norway, 3.000 NOK
22. Glenn Morten Pedersen, Norway, 3.000 NOK
23. Emil Ågren, Sweden, 3.000 NOK
24. Mattias Jansson, Sweden, 3.000 NOK
25. Jon Ingi Ragnarsson, Norway, 2.500 NOK
26. Thor Morten Bjørge, Norway, 2.500 NOK
27. Anton Ahlgren, Sweden, 2.500 NOK
28. Andreas Skoglund, Norway, 2.500 NOK
29. Grace Kristiansen, Norway, 2.500 NOK
30. Alexander Beck, Norway, 2.500 NOK
31. Jonas Dammen, Norway, 2.500 NOK
32. Alida Molander, Sweden, 2.500 NOK
33. Peter Ljung, Sweden, 2.000 NOK
34. Mattias Nilsson, Sweden, 2.000 NOK
35. Rune Feirud, Norway, 2.000 NOK
36. James Gruffman, Sweden, 2.000 NOK
37. Øyvind Harang, Norway, 2.000 NOK
38. Adrian Kindervaag, Norway, 2.000 NOK
39. Mette Hansen, Norway, 2.000 NOK
40. Mads Sandbækken, Norway, 2.000 NOK
41. Christopher Lüttke, Sweden, 1.500 NOK
42. Erland Lund, Norway, 1.500 NOK
43. Kenneth Hermansen, Norway, 1.500 NOK
44. Jens Mathiesen, Norway, 1.500 NOK
45. Brian Kjær, Norway, 1.500 NOK
46. Mathias G. D. Kjær, Norway, 1.500 NOK
47. Lars Lindbäck, Sweden, 1.500 NOK
48. Erik Ahlstrand, Sweden, 1.500 NOK
49. Pål Sigurd Romskaug, Norway, 1.500 NOK
50. Jørgen Hillestad, Norway, 1.500 NOK
51. Anton Adolfsson, Sweden, 1.500 NOK
52. Georg Skryten, Norway, 1.500 NOK
53. John Aarre, Norway, 1.000 NOK
54. Miriam Lindgaard Stivang, Norway, 1.000 NOK
55. Emanuel Jonsson, Sweden, 1.000 NOK
56. Håvar Wolden Skog, Norway, 1.000 NOK
57. Arne Egil Olsen, Norway, 1.000 NOK
58. Heidi Thorstensen, Norway, 1.000 NOK
59. Lisa Björklund, Norway, 1.000 NOK
60. Mariann Kleiven, Norway, 1.000 NOK
RICHARD TEECE WINS HIS THIRD TITLE THIS SEASON IN 1ST EMAX OPEN
Richard Teece of England swept Michael Krämer of Germany in the title match of the 1st Emax Open, two-games-to-none, to win his fourth career European Bowling Tour title within the last 15 months Sunday at Dream-Bowl Palace in Munich, Germany.
Top 4 of the 1st Emax Open. From left, Patrick Meka (4th), Michael Krämer (2nd), Richard Teece (1st) and Christopher Sloan (3rd). Photos courtesy of Marco Pietschner.
1st Emax Open – Championship
Single-elimination, best-of-three games; winner is first, loser finishes second.
Seed
Player
Country
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Won-Lost
#13
Michael Krämer
Germany
204
178
0
#6
Richard Teece
England
235
214
2
1st Emax Open – Final Standings (cashers)
Top 32 with position, country and prize money earned
1. Richard Teece, England, 3.000 Euro
2. Michael Krämer, Germany, 2.000 Euro
3. Christopher Sloan, Ireland, 1.900 Euro*
4. Patrick Meka, Netherlands, 1.500 Euro
5. Bodo Konieczny, Germany, 1.000 Euro
6. Tobias Börding, Germany, 1.000 Euro
7. Dominik Hergenröder, Germany, 1.000 Euro
8. Janin Gabel, Germany, 1.000 Euro
9. Dan Balsom, England, 900 Euro*
10. Laura Beuthner, Germany, 1.100 Euro*
11. Marco Baade, Germany, 700 Euro
12. Christoph Susen, Germany, 700 Euro
13. Maurizio Celli, Italy, 700 Euro
14. Clemens Ulsamer, Germany, 700 Euro
15. Ray Teece, England, 700 Euro
16. Mark Clark, United States, 700 Euro
17. Manuel Mrosek, Germany, 400 Euro
18. Christoph Schurian, Germany, 400 Euro
19. Chris Klerk, United States, 400 Euro
20. Markus Bergendorff, Denmark, 400 Euro
21. Kai Günther, Germany, 400 Euro
22. Christian Bartl, Germany, 400 Euro
23. Maxime de Rooij, Germany, 600 Euro*
24. Rikke Holm Agerbo, Denmark, 400 Euro
25. Elliot Crosby, England, 400 Euro
26. Jord van Weeren, Netherlands, 400 Euro
27. Andre Michow, Germany, 400 Euro
28. Jaroslav Lorenc, Czech Republic, 400 Euro
29. Aidan Byrne, Ireland, 400 Euro
30. Lars Pöhler, Germany, 400 Euro
31. Tobias Beier, Germany, 400 Euro
32. David Canady, Germany, 400 Euro
*indicates top 2 men and women in qualifying, received 400 Euro and 200 Euro bonuses.
JESPER SVENSSON DEFENDS TITLE IN 14TH COLUMBIA 300 VIENNA OPEN.
Defending champion Jesper Svensson became the first player in the 14-year history of the Columbia 300 Vienna Open to win back-to-back titles when the two-handed lefty from Sweden defeated Mik Stampe of Denmark, 246-201, in the title match Sunday evening at Plus Bowling in Vienna, Austria.
The 14th Columbia 300 Vienna Open, which was held from Sept. 24 through Oct. 2 at Plus Bowling, a 32-laner in Vienna, Austria, was the 13th tournament on the 2016 European Bowling Tour and the last EBT “gold” event this season.
Championship Round:
1. Jesper Svensson, Sweden, 246 (1 game), 7.000 Euro
2. Mik Stampe, Denmark, 445 (2 games) 5.000 Euro
3. Tanya Cuva, Switzerland, 449 (2 games), 3.500 Euro
4. Daniel Fransson, Sweden, 221 (1 game), 2.500 Euro
5. John Wells, England, 2.000 Euro
6. Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 1.900 Euro
7. Josh Blanchard, United States, 1.800 Euro
8. Francois Louw, South Africa, 1.700 Euro
9. Martin Larsen, Sweden, 1.600 Euro
10. Dominic Barrett, England, 1.500 Euro
11. Dennis Eklund, Sweden, 1.400 Euro
12. Peter Hellström, Sweden, 1.300 Euro
13. Richard Teece, England, 1.200 Euro
14. Ida Andersson, Sweden, 1.200 Euro
15. Mathieu Bergès, Switzerland, 1.100 Euro
16. Mark Clark, United States, 1.100 Euro
17. Martin Paulsson, Sweden, 1.000 Euro
18. Tony Ranta, Finland, 1.000 Euro
19. Christopher Sloan, Ireland, 850 Euro
20. Paul Moor, England, 840 Euro
21. Oliver Morig, Germany, 830 Euro
22. Jesper Agerbo, Denmark, 820 Euro
23. Victoria Johansson, Sweden, 810 Euro
24. Carsten Warming Hansen, Denmark, 800 Euro
25. Mattias Olsson, Sweden, 790 Euro
26. Osku Palermaa, Finland, 780 Euro
27. Pontus Andersson, Sweden, 770 Euro
28. Alan Nicolas, France, 760 Euro
29. Alvar Burgues Cardona, Catalonia, 750 Euro
30. Anton Ahlgren, Sweden, 750 Euro
31. Laura Beuthner, Germany, 600 Euro
32. Markus Jansson, Sweden, 600 Euro
33. Dan Ostergaard, Denmark, 600 Euro
34. Jenny Wegner, Sweden, 600 Euro
35. Leo Grundschober, Austria, 600 Euro
36. Alexander Rauscher, Austria, 600 Euro
37. Jaroslav Lorenc, Czech Republic, 600 Euro
38. Michael Krämer, Germany, 600 Euro
39. Jan Macek, Czech Republic, 600 Euro
40. Thomas Gross, Austria, 600 Euro
41. Pat Nolan, United States, 600 Euro
42. Ray Teece, England, 600 Euro
43. Patrick Stiel, Austria, 600 Euro
44. Anneli Blomqvist, Sweden, 600 Euro
45. Aleksei Parshukov, Russia, 600 Euro
46. Rasmus Edvall, Sweden, 600 Euro
47. Michael Loos, Austria, 600 Euro
48. Tim Stampe, Denmark, 600 Euro
49. Joonas Jehkinen, Finland, 600 Euro
50. Tamara Adler, Austria, 600 Euro
51. Patrick Freudl, Austria, 600 Euro
52. Daniel Hahn, Austria, 600 Euro
53. Christoph Susen, Germany, 600 Euro
54. Chris Klerk, United States, 600 Euro
55. Lukas Homola, Slovakia, 600 Euro
56. Christian Bartl, Germany, 600 Euro
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As the European ranking starts from scratch each season, Daphne Tan (right) is the first leader in the 2017 EBT women’s ranking. Leading the men’s ranking is Carsten Warming Hansen of Denmark, who was the lone male bowler in the stepladder finals.
The 47th edition of the BBO featured 492 players (398 were from Finland or held a Finnish license) from 19 countries, including 428 men and 64 women. 54 men and 10 women survived the seven-day qualifying. Women dominated the each round of the finals.
Polish Open
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