2022 Tenpin World Cup Recap – 16 November 2022
By kristiemiddleton
Day Five of Tenpin World Cup competition determined the Top 16 Women 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.
Selecting the top 16 women from this pack was never going to be easy, but today, the results have been finalised and as we switch the match play format, we know what is to come for Sunday’s Singles’.
The last women to be confirmed the group processing to the next phase was Australian Chloe Clague and she had the whole Centre on the edge of their seat.
Into the last game of the positional round, Clague needed to win to go through in position 4 of her Group OR she faced a roll off.
“I knew that if I just made the shots – it was my time, the last couple of days tested me but today I was able to be in a different mindset and switch it on to do what I had to do” said a nervous but determined Chloe.
When asked about the knowledge that she is going to take into the match play she said “I feel like as the three days went on the lanes played different, I am starting 3 boards more left, they are breaking down nicer and becoming more open, with so much extra swing compared to Day One” and therefore “I think that maybe we need to keep an open mind, we cannot assume how they are going to play, we can move right not just left”.
The Top 16 are:
| Anna Andersson SWE |
| Birgit Noreiks GER |
| Bryanna Cote USA |
| Chloe Clague AUS |
| Hiu Fen New SGP |
| Janin Ribguth GER |
| Jenny Wegner SWD |
| Jordon Richard USA |
| Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Krizziah Macatula PHP |
| Lara Posadas PHP |
| Li Jane Sin MAL |
| Mades Arles PHP |
| Natasha Roslan MAL |
| Siti Safiyah MAL |
| Stefanie Johnson USA |
The Singles format will be played out on 20 November 2022:
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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