2022 Tenpin World Cup Recap – 15 November 2022
By kristiemiddleton
Day Four of Tenpin World Cup competition determined the TOP 32 Men for their next phase of the Championship at the AGL National High-Performance Centre on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
A full wrap of the Para Bowling World Cup is HERE for you see what has occurred in leadup to today’s competition and you can access the details from the previous day’s competition HERE.
For all the results – use the link below and click on any of the games, for all the detail.
A reversal of the format saw the Groups tackle Block 2 today with the Group D and Group C Women and Men cycling through their rounds, and like yesterday there was a tie to decide the very last position for the Top 32 Men.
There is another block for the women, which means these five games, do not require the positional play – Stefanie Johnson from the USA and Janin Ribguth of Germany took out the top positions on their respective ladders.
Both women moved from their second positions on the ladder in Block 1 to take the lead in Block Two, with the Siti of Singapore and Natasha of Maylasia relinquishing their lead and moving into the second positions.
Stefanie Johnson said of her Block “I don’t think that there was much difference in the conditions out there today, it just the way that I played the lanes, it was a little better.”
Given her 5 Win and 0 Losses for this round, the American strategy seems solid, “I am going to start the next round how I ended this round. I do know that the lanes can play differently, but it is just a matter of really paying attention to what everyone is doing and adjusting my reactions”.
With the Men reaching the end of their Blocks for this phase of the Competition, the last game for each Block sees them enter Positional Play – and for Group D, the standings were not clear under the very end. Losses to some would mean positions in top 8 opening up for others and when it was all done, for Group D – Hupe, Weichert, Dinham, Tsend, Ismail, Andersson, Butturiff and Alsuwaidi are all moving through to the Top 32.
Group C started strongly to conclude the days play and round out the Top 32 and the finished in spectacular style with a four-way tie to determine the last coveted spot.
Lavoie, Syahmi, Drevenstedt and Stretton all tied on 21 points and it was a final roll off that separated them to see Nu’Man Syahmi from Singapore in position 8 and taking the last spot on the roster for the next phase of the competition.
These Men move through to the next Round:
In alphabetical order:
| AJ Johnson USA |
| Blake Brooks NZL |
| Eric Tseng HKG |
| Eugene Yeo SGP |
| Hakim Tun MAS |
| Hussain ALSUWAIDI UAE |
| Israel Hernandez PUR |
| Jakob Butturff USA |
| James Blomgren SWE |
| Jan Macek CZE |
| Jaris Goh SGP |
| Jaroslav Lorenc CZE |
| Jason Belmonte AUS |
| Jesper Svensson SWE |
| Jordan Dinham PHP |
| Kris Prather USA |
| Kyle Troup USA |
| Mahmood ALATTAR UAE |
| Martin Larsen SWE |
| Merwin Tan PHP |
| Michael MAK HKG |
| Mitch Hupe CAN |
| Nayef Equb UAE |
| Nu’man Syahmi SGP |
| Patrick Weichert GER |
| Paul Purps GER |
| Pontus Andersson SWE |
| Rafiq Ismail MAS |
| Sam Cooley AUS |
| Sultan ALQUBAISI UAE |
| Syafiq Ridhwan MAS |
| Timmy Tan MAS |
Sunday, 20 November will see the next Singles phase play out across these matches for the Men – to join us and watch the action you can purchase tickets HERE.
Tomorow, on Day 5 of the World Cup – we are an all-female athlete competition day that will determine our Top 16 Women, scheduled to play at 5pm on Sunday, 20 November 2022.
12:00 – Women Group C, Block 3
14:15 – Women Group D, Block 3
16:30 – Women Group A, Block 3
18:45 – Women Group B, Block 3
| Group A | Group B | Group C | Group D |
| Shayna Ng SGP | Bec Whiting AUS | Anna Andersson SWE | Krizziah Tabora PHP |
| Li Jane Sin MAS | Jenny Wegner SWE | Danielle McEwan USA | Bek Martin AUS |
| Lara Posadas PHP | Bryanna Cote USA | Cherie Tan SGP | Sarah Young NZL |
| Christine Rota NZL | Esther Cheah MAS | Janin Ribguth GER | Colleen Pee SGP |
| Chloe Clague AUS | Birgit Noreiks GER | Maria Arles PHP | Stefanie Johnson USA |
| Cajsa Wegner SWE | Dayna Haylock NZL | Grace Fahy AUS | Saskia Malz GER |
| Jordan Richard USA | Rachelle Leon PHP | Siti Safiyah MAS | Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Sabrina Laub GER | Hui Fen New SGP | Melonie Lister NZL | Natasha Roslan MAS |
Round 1 – Individual Competition (Bowlers participating singularly earning points and position for their team and the top 8 from each group in the Men’s Division qualify for the Top 32 and the top 4 from each group in the Women’s Division qualify for Top 16)
Round 2 – Singles Top 32 (men) Top 16 (women) bracket matches
Round 3 – Finals (Quarter, Semi, Bronze, Final)
- An impartial and random draw will be conducted to place athletes into four groups (Group A, B, C, D), each group containing one athlete from each federation.
- The number of federations participating in the singles is 13 Men and 8 Women. Each group in the Men’s and Women’s Division will bowl match-play within their group.
13 Men’s federations in each group (A,B,C, and D), then further divided via a draw of names. (There will be bye in each group to ensure each athlete bowls the same number of games)
8 Women’s federations in each group (A,B,C and D)
- Athletes will bowl one game matches in their group according to a predetermined schedule. The last match will be a position round.
- Points will be allocated on the following basis;
Three Points for a win
One point for a tie
Zero for a loss
- At the conclusion of Round 1 there will be a ranking in a global leaderboard combining the scores of each individual athlete as one leaderboard for the nation they represent.
- Ties for positions within leaderboard will be broken by highest last game (combined) in qualification. If a tie still exists, it is broken by highest 2nd last game and so forth until tie is broken
Example:
- Men – 13 federations four groups of 13 (Bowler A, B, C, D assigned to a Group via a draw).
- Women – 8 federations four groups of 10 (Bowler A, B, C, D assigned to a Group via a draw).
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