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Ladies Sweep National Crowns
Ladies Sweep National Crowns
2019 Singapore Nationals and National Youth Championships
Singapore Sports School Bowling Academy student-athletes and alumni dominated the scene at the 50th Singapore Nationals and 5th National Youth Championships, claiming 38 Top 3 places in the across the 22 events, including 12 first-place finishes, from 6 to 16 November 2019.
After five intense days of bowling, Sports School alumnae occupied eight places in the Top 10 of the Women’s Open All-Events; seven progressed into the nine-woman Masters Finals. By the end of the 10-game Finals, Jazreel Tan Shi Hua, Charlene Lim Jia Yi and Iliya Syamim Muhammad Azni stood above the rest to move into the Stepladder Finals.
Determined to defend her title, Charlene beat Iliya 203-184 to square off with top seed Jazreel. 20-year-old Charlene proceeded to win the next game 215-208, pushing it into a deciding game. In the end, it was the more-experienced Jazreel who took the crown with a final game of 227-200.
The Youth Boys Masters Stepladders Finals was also an all-Sports School affair. Secondary 4 student-athlete Lim Ding Xi garnered a sizable 121-pinfall lead over his closest rivals alumnus Leong Weng Hong (2,266 pinfalls) and Secondary 3’s George Yin Xu (2,264 pinfalls) after 10 games in the Masters Finals. However, strong and consistent bowling from Weng Hong saw him win all three games in the Stepladder Finals to clinch the Youth Boys Masters trophy in the under-21 age-group.
Student-athletes and alumni also ranked amongst the top 3 in three other events – Men’s Open Quartet, and Women’s Open Doubles and Quartet.
Ashley Victoria Lok (Secondary 1) and Mandy Koh Mun Leng (Secondary 3) also clinched titles in their respective events, claiming top spots in the remaining three female Masters events – Ashley in the U15, and Mandy in the U18 and Youth. Bowling against older and more experienced competitors, 15-year-old Mandy outbowled her opponents to win the U18 and Youth Masters events. DBS Year 2’s Quek Lu Yi made it a 1-2 finish for Sports School in the latter event. DBS Year 1’s Owen Wong Wen Fei was the Men’s Graded “A” Masters Stepladder Finals champion.
Lu Yi, Ding Xi and DSPM Year 1 student-athlete Amos Lim Xuan Cun also bagged Daily High Series awards for knocking down the highest number of pins over three games.
Leroy Kwek Peng Suan from Secondary 2 also delivered a stand-out performance on 13 November when he strung a series of 12 strikes during the Boys U18 Masters Qualifiers to notch his first 300-pinfall game. His perfect game pushed him up to first position after six qualifying games. He eventually finished 20th in the Masters Finals. Alumnus Timothy Theodore Tham Fu Rong also shot a perfect game on 16 November in the Men’s Open Masters Finals.
RESULTS
Under 15 Boys Masters
3rd – John Yong-Ming Faragalla
Under 15 Girls Masters
1st – Ashley Victoria Lok
Under 18 Boys Masters
3rd – Ryan Ching Sen-Yan
Under 18 Girls Masters
1st – Mandy Koh Mun Leng
Youth Boys Masters
1st – Leong Weng Hong
2nd – Lim Ding Xi
3rd – George Yin Xu
Youth Girls Masters
1st – Mandy Koh Mun Leng
2nd – Quek Lu Yi
Men's Open Singles
1st – Kuek Qi En
Men's Open Doubles
2nd – Kuek Qi En, Muhammad Danial Zheng Yi Abdul Nasir
3rd – Jarred Lim Jia Le, Marcus Lim
Men's Open Quartet
1st – Dylan Teoh Zi Jun, Nu’man Syahmi Yusri, Russell Paul Lee Yuong Ern, Isaac Lai Ee Kiat
2nd – Alex Chong Wei Chien, Basil Dill Ng Jui Chang, Muhammad Jaris Goh Ali Akbar Goh, Cheah Ray Han
3rd – Ahmad Safwan Shamsudin, Xavier Teo Jun Hao, Brandon Ong, Isaac Ng
Men's Open All-Events
1st – Kuek Qi En
2nd – Alex Chong Wei Chien
Men's Open Masters
3rd – Kuek Qi En
Women's Open Singles
2nd – Charlene Lim Jia Yi
3rd – Daphne Tan Shi Jing
Women's Open Doubles
1st – Bernice Lim Hui Ying, Jazreel Tan Shi Hua
2nd – Daphne Tan Shi Jing, Cherie Tan
3rd – New Hui Fen, Shayna Ng
Women's Open Quartet
1st – Daphne Tan Shi Jing, New Hui Fen, Cherie Tan, Shayna Ng
2nd – Bernice Lim Hui Ying, Jazreel Tan Shi Hua, Ong She Na, Valerie Teo
3rd – Amabel Chua Jiaying, Charlene Lim Jia Yi, Iliya Syamim Muhammad Azni, Jermaine Seah
Women's Open All-Events
2nd – Daphne Tan Shi Jing
3rd – Bernice Lim Hui Ying
Women's Open Masters
1st – Jazreel Tan Shi Hua
2nd – Charlene Lim Jia Yi
3rd – Jermaine Seah
Men’s Graded ‘A’ Singles
2nd – Tay Kun Long
Men’s Graded ‘A’ Doubles
2nd – Owen Wong Wen Fei, Tay Kun Long
Men’s Graded ‘A’ Quartet
1st – Owen Wong Wen Fei, Tay Kun Long, Carl De Vries, Lenny Lim
Men’s Graded ‘A’ All-Events
2nd – Owen Wong Wen Fei
3rd – Tay Kun Long
Men’s Graded ‘A’ Masters
1st – Owen Wong Wen Fei
Mixed Graded Masters
2nd – Tay Kun Long
Daily High Series
Quek Lu Yi – 677 pinfalls (Girls Youth, 9 November 2019)
Lim Ding Xi – 717 pinfalls (Boys Youth, 12 November 2019)
Amos Lim Xuan Cun – 720 pinfalls (Boys Youth, 13 November 2019)
Note: Italicised names not from Singapore Sports School