Live Blog of all the action from the IBF World Cups at Suncity Tenpin on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
8.55PM
Sweden wins! Congratulations to Team Sweden, Gold Medalists
Congratulations to Germany, Silver Medalists
8.25PM
We enter Game 3 with Sweden Two Games ahead.
7.59PM
And for the final time, Good Luck and High Scores.
7.25PM
Ready to play for the Womens Gold Medal Match.
7.09PM
Gold Medal to…. the USA. Congratulations to the United States of America.
Congratulations to Puerto Rico, Silver Medalists
6.57PM
We go to Game 4!
6.53PM
About to enter the 10th with PUR on a streak! And they win.
6.42PM
USA up two games – it could be straight sets here.
6.16PM
Good Luck and High Scoring.
6.09PM
Lanes are ready for the warm up session, and we are ready for GOLD:
5.36PM
Up next, Men’s Gold Medal Game
5.32PM
Congratulations, Malaysia, Bronze Medalists.
5.31PM
Malaysia wins!
5.30PM
It is close now! 186 MAS to 188 USA in the 10th.
5.23PM
Game 5 starts with XXX.
5.20PM
And that is two games each – we go into the tie breaker 5th game.
5.10PM
USA takes Game 3 and we are 1 – 2 Malaysia – let see about that next game!
4.54PM
We are in Game 3 and Malaysia have the first two squared away, but there is a hint of a little USA comeback on the cards.
3.39PM
Here is what we have coming up for the Women.
3.27PM
Australia wins! Congratulations Australia, Bronze Medalist.
3.19PM
Australia in the lead for Game 3.
3.13PM
Australia takes the second game 242 – 222.
3.07PM
Australia takes the first game and is up in the second.
2.46PM
Big weekday crowd of Aussies in for the Bronze Medal Australia v Philippines Match.
2.41PM
Official warm up in two minutes
2.23PM
Bronze Medal Men’s Match in practice right now.
1.45PM
Germany and Sweden seal the games – to take on the Gold Medal match – and Malaysia and USA will content Bronze.
1.36PM
Strong run from both the USA and Malaysia in the middle of their current game, both ahead right now.
1.33PM
Here is what is coming up this afternoon for the Men:
1.30PM
Germany takes the second game to be 2-0 against the USA, while Sweden ties up with Malaysia.
1.23PM
Germany and Sweden win the first games. And both are close in the second.
1.07PM
Germany with three in a row to lead from the USA in their first Game.
12.57PM
Good luck and high scores as the Women commence their teams.
12.39PM
Next match, 1pm – Women’s Semi Final.
12.22PM
Congratulations Puerto Rico! Through to the Gold Medal Match. AUS will face PHP in the Brozne Medal Match.
12.18PM
Game 5, the decider, PUR 140 v PHP 127
12.17PM
Here a quick reminder of our champions from last night:
12.16PM
USA win the next game – win the Match 3 -1
12.05PM
PHP to secure the win. 188 to 166 – 2 all.
12.03PM
Next Game, USA with a 6 pin lead going into the 9th.
11.57AM
Australia wins – now 1 – 2 USA
11.55AM
PUR up 2 games to 1 game now
11.51AM
Make that the last five. Our Queenslander Jarrod Langford on fire.
11.48PM
Australia strikes the last three.
11.46AM
You can follow the online score here – QubicaAMF – Online Score
11.44AM
Puerto Rico with the win. 1-1 in the best of 5 series.
11.43AM
USA wins, secures Game Two.
11.41AM
Australia was in the lead, but USA has made a comeback and go into the 10th with a slight lead.
11.39AM
Puerto Rico leave an open frame too. Advantage Philippines 93-84 after 5.
11.37AM
Philippines up but with open frame in the 5th.Puerto Rico now with a chance to capitalise in the 5th
11.35AM
Cooley Strikes, Australia ahead in game 2.
11.33AM
The USA leave an open frame in the 4th. Langford and Hayes strike to give Australia the advantage in match 2.
11.31AM
USA takes the first game. Best of five here.
11.31AM
PHP take the first game 209 to 191
11.29PM
Right between the Philippines and Puerto Rico – Philippines with the slight advantage at the 8th frame.
11.26AM
Strong start by the USA, perfect through the first 8 frames against Australia.
11.15am
We are commencing here for the Men’s Team – with the day unfolding like this into our medal matches:
10.20PM
The Champions have their medals and for those at the top of the podium they take home the coveted World Cup.
10.16PM
10.06PM
Preparing for the Medal Ceremonies!
10.04PM
Congratulations Jason Belmonte, SILVER MEDALIST
10.03PM
Congratulations Paul Purp, Germany GOLD MEDALIST
10.02PM
PAUL PURPS Wins 223 v 218 JASON BELMONTE
10.00PM
The crowd is riding every single ball here now – Paul strikes in the 10th – and WINS!
9.57PM
Belmo is four pins down into the 10th frame. All about what Belmo does next.
9.56PM
Paul is a five strike streak – Paul might be just in front here.
9.46PM
Jason strikes the first two. Make that three.
9.42PM
Paul wins the roll off, they go into Game Three.
9.37PM
189 tie for the final frame.
9.28PM
Perfectly even on 8 frames.
9.20PM
Purps opens with two X.
9.18PM
Belmonte 269 v 157 Purps – Game One to Australia.
9.16PM
And the 6, 7, 8 and 9 too. Purps strikes 6, 7 and 8.
9.13PM
Then the fifth.
9.11PM
And the fourth.
9.09PM
Belmonte strikes third.
9.08PM
Second frame, BEL 20 v PUR 7
9.05PM
Jason commences and opens with a strike.
9.00PM
Good Luck and High Scoring.
8.56PM
Australian Jason Belmonte v German Paul Purps – Men’s Gold Medal Match.
8.56PM
Warm up to commence in two minutes.
8.46PM
The Men’s Gold Medal Match will commence at 9.00PM AST.
8.44PM
Congratulations, Hui Fen New SILVER MEDALIST
8.43PM
Congratulations, Bryanna Cote GOLD MEDALIST
8.42PM
USA up 186 v 151 Singapore – they are completing their tenth.
8.42PM
9th frame, USA – get a nine.
8.41PM
9th frame, Singapore – gets a nine.
8.40PM
Bryanna spares.
8.39PM
Miss from Cote, aiming for the spare now.
8.38PM
Starting 8th frame now, both 2 strikes in a row, Cote in the lead
8.37PM
6th frame, both Strike.
8.35PM
Into the fifth frame, with Cote in the lead.
8.33PM
Bryanna has the first three – live scoring HERE
8.30PM
USA wins.
8.27PM
New – slightly in front of Cote.
8.20PM
This is tight – one open frame from Singapore, they are within 10 pins of each other half way through Game 1.
8.13PM
Best of luck and high scores – we are underway.
8.03PM
Women’s Gold Medal FINAL:
8.00PM
Wondering about tomorrow?
11:15 – Men Team Semi Final
13:00 – Women Team Semi Final
14:45 – Men Team Bronze Medal Match
16:30 – Women Team Bronze Medal Match
18:15 – Men Team Final
20:00 – Women Team Final
21:30 – Men + Women Team Medal Ceremony
7.59PM
Up next: Women’s Gold Medal Match!
7.58PM
7.55PM
Prather for the win 215 v 206.
7.51PM
Prather looking to close out the match for a 2-0 lead. 10th Frame X.
7.45PM
Break in the live stream, it is back now! Live Scores HERE – QubicaAMF – Online Score
7:41PM
Prather 288 v Tan 279
7.38PM
The have the first nine each. Miss from Timmy Tan, then a miss from Kris Prather.
7.35PM
7 each.
7.24PM
We have commenced – and they are neck and neck.
7.19PM
7 minutes warm up has commenced.
7.15PM
Here are the updated results and a glimpse of what is next for the Women.
7.06PM
Men’s Bronze Medal Match in ten minutes.
6.56PM
Birgit wins the second one – congratulations Bronze Medalist Birgit Noreiks
6.53PM
Birgit wins the first one!
6.45PM
All tied up after the 5th.
6.44PM
Watch the match live here: TBA Facebook Page, Streaming Live and keep up with the Socres here: QubicaAMF – Online Score
6.40PM
We are back with the Women’s Bronze Medal Match.
6.16PM
6.14PM
Huge round of applause for Belmonte – spares a baby split to secure the win.
6.12PM
Prather 156, Belmonte 175
6.06PM
Belmo leaves one, bounces back with strike, Prather strikes the 8th.
6.04PM
Watch this last game here – Kris Prather v Jason Belmonte – TBA Facebook Page, Streaming Live
6.03PM
5.57PM
1 match all into game three for Belmonte and Prather. Purps wins in a straight two over Tan.
5.57PM
Jason Belmonte XXX
5.56PM
Jason Belmonte XX
5.55PM
Jason Belmonte X
5.54PM
NINE!
5.54PM
Prather changing to the Phaze 5.
5.53PM
That is seven. Make it eight.
5.52PM
Confirming Prather and Purps take the first games.
5.51PM
Belmonte secures the front 6, half way there.
5.48PM
Purps and Tan go three strikes each, Purps drops one.
5.46PM
Belmonte switches to the Fate. And secures the front four.
5.36PM
And then six in a row from Purps 208 v 116
5.34PM
Tan up early over Purps.
5.31PM
Belmonte uncharacteristically leaves one in the third.
5.27PM
We have commenced! Follow along below for the live stream on the two facebook sites, and all the Scores via Qubica
5.15PM
Confirming these are three game matches – 7 minutes warm that will start in 5 minutes.
Players are being announced to an enthusiastic crowd!
5.06PM
As an alternative streaming option, the matches will be features for the Men’s Semi finals as follows:
Kris Prather v Jason Belmonte – TBA Facebook Page, Streaming Live
Timmy Tan v Paul Purps – Philippine Bowling Federation, Inc., Steaming Live
5.04PM
Results and Medal Matches:
5.02PM
Cote wins! Through to the gold medal match.
5.54PM
It is tight!
4.49PM
We go to three – Cote v Posadas locked in battle for the third game.
4.41PM
Fen progresses – into the Gold Medal Match.
4.40PM
Fen takes the second match. Cote v Posadas in the 8th frame.
4.29PM
Bryanna Cote defeats Lara Posadas 207 vs 201
Don’t forget to the follow the score directly HERE.
4.21PM
262 for the win, with the front 8 strikes, with a 6 split conversion in the 9th.
4.20PM
Fen clean through 8 – could this be the next one….???
4.19PM
The crowd collectively gaps after a miss from American Cote – she leads Lara Posadas after 6 frames.
4.18PM
Hui Fen vs Birgit Noreiks. Fen is clean through 6 frames! Amazing start!
4.05PM
The next Semi final is underway:
3.46PM
Game three is complete with Belmonte through to the semi with a sensational strike to open the 10th frame.
3:29PM
Game two is now complete.
- Mak forces game three with Jason Belmonte after a 275v213 game two win
- Kris Prather has locked up with Syahmi from Singapore
- Rafiq Ismail equals with Timmy Tan after a game two win
- Paul Purps from Germany advances to the semi-finals after defeating Ridhwan from Malaysia 2 games to 0
3:23PM
The first games are complete.
Jason Belmonte from Australia was in a tight tussle with Michael Mak from Hong Kong in game one. Bowlers were locked at 175 a piece to force a roll-off which Jason came out on top 29v26. Mak has fought back in game two and holds a lead after five frames.
Prather USA is down one game against Syahmi, Paul Purps from Germany is up 1-0 against Ridhwan from Malaysia and Timmy Tan holds the game advantage over countryman Rafiq Ismail
Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
Results: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
3:05PM
We are experiencing some technical difficulties with the stream.
The team is working to get this back ASAP
2:35PM
The top 8 men are up next for their Quarter Finals. They are now beginning their practice.
All Quarter Finals will be conducted at the same time.
The Quarter Final matchups and lane draw are below.
- M25- Michael Mak HKG vs Jason Belmonte AUS – Lanes 11&12
- M26- Kris Prather USA vs Nu’man Syahmi SGP – Lanes 13&14
- M27- Timmy Tan MAS vs Rafiq Ismail MAS – Lanes 15&16
- M28 Syafiq Ridhwan MAS vs Paul Purps GER – Lanes 17&18
All single finals are the best of three matches.
Good luck and high scoring!
Sporfie Stream: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
Results: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
2:20PM
Bryanna Cote prevails and defeats Chloe Clague from Australia 2-1.
Here are the results from the women’s singles quarter-finals and the scheduled matchups for the semi-finals:
2:00PM
We have one match still in progress – Bryanna Cote and Chloe Clague are one game a piece and into the third and deciding match.
Results of other Quarter finals –
- Birgit Noreiks GER defeated Natasha Roslan MAS 2-0
- Hui Fen New SGP defeated Josefin Hermansson SWE 2-0
- Lara Posadas PHP defeated Anna Andersson SWE 2-0
1:15PM
The 2022 Tenpin World Cup Women Singles Quarter Finals are underway!
The women are now on for practice.
Sporfie Stream: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
Results: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
If you have forgotten how to catch all the action on Sporfie, here is how you can watch
Good luck and high scoring to all finalists!
12:45PM
We are 30 minutes away from our scheduled 1.15 pm start time here at the AGL National High-Performance Centre on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
The top 8 women are up first, and all Quarter Finals will be conducted at the same scheduled time of 1:15 pm local.
The Quarter Final matchups and lane draw are below.
- M9 – Natasha Roslan MAS vs Birgit Noreiks GER – Lanes 11&12
- M10- Josefin Hermansson SWE vs Hui Fen New SGP – Lanes 13&14
- M11- Bryanna Cote USA vs Chloe Clague AUS – Lanes 15&16
- M12- Anna Andersson SWE vs Lara Posadas PHP – Lanes 17&18
All single finals are the best of three matches.
12:20PM
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11:40AM
Tickets are available for the final day of the 2022 Tenpin World Cup at the AGL National High-Performance Centre on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
Click here to purchase your tickets and watch the best in the world compete in the team finals tomorrow.
10.50AM
Good Morning and Welcome to Day 11 – Individual FINALS day!
Here are the times we have action today:
1:15pm – Women Singles Quarter Finals
2:30pm – Men Singles Quarter Finals
3:30pm – Women Singles Semi Finals
4:30pm – Men Singles Semi Finals
5:30pm – Women Singles Bronze Medal Match
6:30pm – Men Singles Bronze Medal Match
7:30pm – Women Singles Final
8.30pm – Men Singles Final
9.01PM
8.17PM
This is an updated version of the schedule for tomorrow (HERE in PDF):
8.11PM
Tomorrow starting schedule includes:
8.10PM
Here are the final score lines from today:
8.06PM
Puerto Rico wins!
7.29PM
PR are two games up, but CR – they are on the way back….
7.15PM
Practice has commenced.
6.24PM
Next and final match up at 7.15pm.
6.05PM
USA is a commanding lead. Germany struggling to control the match but persisting against tough luck.
5.55PM
Here is where we are at so far on the results, the USA v Germany winner will face Australia and the Czech Republic v Puerto Rico will face the Philippines.
5.45PM
We are ready to commence, practice is done.
5.03PM
United States v Germany is up next at 5.45pm.
5.00PM
That was CLOSE – AUSTRALIA WINS!
4.37PM
Two to Canada and one to Australia.
4.18PM
Canada wins the first game.
4.13PM
Follow the direct scores HERE and watch all the action HERE.
4.04PM
Australia v Canada – have started, Canada commenced.
3.24PM
Philippines WIN! Malaysia is out. 206 v 207 – one pin to separate them all.
3.16PM
Top seed Malaysia are in trouble in the decider against the Phillipines. Check out the live stream via Sporfie to watch the final few frames.
3.06PM
Into the final fifth game!
2.06PM
Good afternoon and welcome to our day of Teams, Men’s Teams to be exact. The MAS and PHP are on the lanes for their 15 warm up now!
8.41PM
We look forward to your company tomorrow for the Men’s Team Quarter Finals:
8.26PM
Line up for the Quarter Finals for the Individual Competition on Tuesday.
8.11PM
Confirmed Final Results from the Top 16 Men:
7.57PM
That concludes Men’s Top 16, with a win to MAK. All the Games details HERE
7.53PM
Belmonte Wins! Purps Wins! Mak and Tun continue.
7.47PM
With his home crowd going crazy with every roll, Australian Belmonte is just in front of his UAE opponent.
7.40PM
Tan goes through in two over Butturff, Ismail over Blomgren, Syahmi over Weichert, and others still in their games or moving the tiebreaker.
7.38PM
The official schedule for tomorrow:
7.36PM
Belmonte wins the second game – into the third.
7.31PM
Basic format for Men’s Teams:
| 14:00 | ||||
| QF1 | M1: | MAS (1) | vs | PHP (8) |
| Timmy Tan | Merwin Tan | |||
| Rafiq Ismail | Emerson Gotencio | |||
| Hakim Tun | Kenneth Chua | |||
| Syafiq Ridhwan | Jordan Dinham | |||
| 15:45 | ||||
| QF2 | M2: | AUS (2) | vs | CAN (7) |
| Sam Cooley | Francois Lavoie | |||
| Jason Belmonte | Mitch Hupe | |||
| Adam Hayes | Darren Alexander | |||
| Jarrod Langford | Jordan Jung | |||
| 17:30 | ||||
| QF3 | M3: | GER (3) | vs | USA (6) |
| Paul Purps | Jakob Butturff | |||
| Frank Drevenstedt | AJ Johnson | |||
| Patrick Weichert | Kris Prather | |||
| Tobias Börding | Kyle Troup | |||
| 19:15 | ||||
| QF4 | M4: | CZE (4) | vs | PUR (5) |
| Jaroslav Lorenc | Cristian Azcona | |||
| Lukas Jelinek | Israel Hernandez | |||
| Jan Macek | Eisam Hussein | |||
| Marek Talpa | Edward Burgos |
7.16PM
Game 1 of three is underway, Prather, Weichart, Mak and Tan in front.
6.49PM
The quarter finals for the Women’s individual competion, is on Tuesday – here are the match ups:
6.40PM
Men’s Top 16, final event for the evening, best of three.
6.35PM
6.29PM
Clague for the WIN!
6.18PM
German Birgit, clean through 9 ….. missed for a 286, but takes that match.
6.13PM
Confirming Andersson over countrywoman Wegner. Cote and Arles into their third game, Roslan MAS over Richard USA. Ribguth and New into a third, so is Sin and Hermansson.
6.11PM
Johnson wins, into the third game.
6.07PM
Clague and Johnson now tied, into the roll-off.
5.54PM
Malaysian Siti Safiyah is clean through 6 frames vs German Birgit Noreiks
5.48PM
We should have the first round uploaded now HERE – it is – Winner in Bold :
Roslan v Richard
Noreiks v Safiyah
Sin v Hermansson
Ribguth v New
Macatula v Posadas
Wegner v Andersson
Johnson v Clague
Cote v Arles
5.46PM
Partial scores are getting through the results, standby as they are updated – we do know that Clague has defeated Johnson in the first game 203 v 181, best of three.
5.34PM
The internet is lost to us for a little while, the contingency in place for manual scoring has been implemented and we will keep you updated.
5.17PM
The top 8 women progress to the next round from these matches – into the quarter-finals.
5.14PM
Top 16 Men, in the matchups for 7.15PM
5.10pm
Ready for the Women to warm up in 9 minutes.
4.55PM
Ridhwan through and Goh through!
4.41PM
Dinham and Ridhwan locked in battle over the last game! Hupe and Goh the same.
4.30PM
Some storms are on the way here that is affecting the internet and live streaming, online scores may also be affected – standby for score updates.
3.31PM
We think that we are in the most sensational part of Australia – with thanks to our partner in the Sunshine Coast Council – there has been so much for our guests to see and do here on the Sunshine Coast – and plenty for the Australians who are visiting for their first or tenth time!
3.30PM
Up Next:
3.23PM
Confirming the First Round has concluded – here are the unconfirmed results:
3.18PM
Confirming Belmonte prevails:
3.05PM
Our left-handed Philippine bowler Merwin Tan has scored the perfect game!
2.39PM
The competition is tight, Australias Belmonte was down early and is now making a great comeback, Cooley now in front for the last game.
2.35PM
Here is a link to the knockout round of 32 for this session – Top 32 Male Knockout – TenpinResults
2.16PM
The 7-minute warm-up has commenced.
2.00PM
Here is the first twice-daily reminder of all the options to consume:
Watch it with Sporfie: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
Follow the Live Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
See all the Results: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
1.42PM
Good Morning (actually afternoon, with this later start today), welcome to Day 9 of the World Cup with our Individual Competition returning today for Men and Women – here is the schedule:
6.26PM
Thank you for joining us today! See you tomorrow.
6.25PM
A full recap for today can be found HERE.
5.42PM
5.40PM
Women’s Ladder:
5.37PM
4.48PM
Sweden and the Philippines have completed their final round, the rest of the competition remain in their games.
4.44PM
In case you missed it, here is how to watch all the action with Sporfie.
4.42PM
Updated –
4.40PM
4.37PM
In this Match MAL v SWE are on the only confirmed match.
4.21PM
As we come to the end of 2 match for the day with the women, the first match results are confirmed:
4.20PM
Here is how the Men will face up in the next round of the Teams Event on Monday!
4.03PM
We have ties across several games right now – see the battle it out for the points HERE.
3.52PM
Scroll down for the match ups for Men’s 32 and Womens 16!
14:15 – Men’s Single Top 32
17:15 – Women Singles Top 16
18:45 – Men Singles Round of 16
3.52PM
3.45PM
BTW – tomorrow’s times:
14:15 – Mens Single Top 32
17:15 – Women Singles Top 16
18:45 – Men Singles Round of 16
3.30PM
Good Luck and High Scoring.
3.25PM
3.10PM
The practice is over for the Women, and they are commencing the next three Games.
2.38PM
Philippines for the win!
2.32PM
2.31PM
And the tie breaker beings! The crowd is loud, none of the other teams have left – see it unfold right HERE
2.27PM
2.25PM
We have a tie for 8 – the Teams from the Philippines and Singapore will roll off for the position!
2.22PM
#meetyourfate
2.12PM
We have a couple of tie breaks here! Australia moves through to equal first and the battle for 8 is ON.
2.09PM
There are a couple still playing but this is what we are working with!
1.43PM
Follow the direct scores HERE!
1.41PM
There will be battle for that 8th position from this list – here is the Lane Draw:
1.28PM
After these first two games, the positional round will be the last of the Team event for the men, standby for the line up:
We are just confirming this one, but here are the updating results:
1.26PM
Australia goes 1-1 with the Philippines in the next game – an important battle to stay in the top 8.
1.04PM
Confirmed Results from the first match of the day, Match 12.
12.59PM
The ladder has moved around, AUS just defeated UAE in a tight final frame set of games and have moved into third position on the ladder.
12.58PM
12.27PM
This has been a MORNING.
Let’s get you up to date – we have the first team to reach a 300 team score in the baker format – Congratulations to the USA!
11.09PM
Thank you for joining us today and we look forward to starting the weekend with some excellent bowling.
10.57PM
Link to the full recap of the day. The graphics for our recaps are from the bank of sensational images of our host region – the Sunshine Coast. For all the things that you can do and see in this very special place go to: Visit Sunshine Coast
10.38PM
10.34PM
Confirming the final points for the Women’s ladder.
10.26PM
10.23PM
DONE – and the win the USA
10.15PM
Still in the deadlock! USA and the Philippines are in their final game as the end of the evening.
10.05PM
Full schedule for tomorrow:
10.03PM
Australia and Malaysia locked in a tie break!
9.46PM
Full basic schedule:
| Match | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | |
| MEN | 12 | CZE (10) | SWE (3) | UAE (6) | AUS (11) | PUR (12) | BER (14) | NZL (13) | HKG (4) | USA (2) | CAN (8) | GER (1) | SGP (9) | MAS (5) | PHP (7) |
| MEN | 13 | AUS (11) | PHP (7) | USA (2) | SWE (3) | NZL (13) | SGP (9) | BER (14) | CZE (10) | HKG (4) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | GER (1) |
| MEN | 14 | ||||||||||||||
| WOMEN | 12 | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | USA (1) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 13 | SGP (4) | USA (1) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 14 | NZL (8) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | GER (6) | USA (1) | SGP (4) | AUS (7) |
The Men will open the matches tomorrow to conclude the Men’s Team Competition.
9.41PM
9.32PM
9.31PM
Match 10:
9.16PM
8.57PM
Confirmed Match 9 –
8.21PM
Looking forward to tomorrow, the final games for the Women’s Teams will be sorted from 3pm
8.17PM
We are still battling it out in Game Two, with the USA and SWE are 1 a piece and SGP and MAS.
8.03PM
Confirming the first march 8:
8.00PM
So this was an epic game:
7.55PM
7.38PM
We are working our way through this first match – with 1 win each across several games!
7.02PM
Our Women have commenced practice – these next four are important for the ladder positions into the final three games – stay tuned here:
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6.45PM
6.38PM
Reminder this is what is coming up for the women:
6.36PM
Male leaderboard action up next!
6.31PM
Updated Matches 10 and 11:
6.28PM
6.27PM
Team Men’s Match Play has concluded, the final scores being calculated – waiting on that PHP V NZL tie break!
6.22PM
Results are back and functioning in order!
Ties are afoot in this final game – and it is tense! Watch it unfold HERE
6.13PM
6.12PM
Updated for Match 10:
5.44PM
We are still adjusting the scores, they are correct outcomes, however the order is different!
5.41PM
The men are running way over – but the matches for 8 and 9 are confirmed.
5.25PM
We are updating the results – where the game order, may in fact be out of order!
5.03PM
Next Up – Women’s Matches:
4.28PM
Waiting on the next round of confirmed scores – standby.
4:09PM
Changes to the ladder:
3.57PM
Have the first match confirmed, two tie breaks!
3.56PM
3.31PM
The man are starting a slower pace this afternoon – we are in the 7th frame of the first game.
3.05PM
The men are practicing.
Next up – four games of Men in Teams:
2.32PM
Ladder after 7 Games:
2.27PM
Final on 5 /6 / 7. Standby for the ladder.
2.26PM
Last match Ups:
2.25PM
Updated final standings:
2.17PM
We have concluded that last round and are waiting for the scores to calculate – standby!
1.44PM
1.36PM
Some movement with the numbers we have on the leaderboard – Top 4 are through to the next phase.
1.34PM
We are in a tie break for Game 6 – AUS v GER and PHP v NZL – confirmed outcomes for the first Match below:
1.24PM
12:23PM
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12.20PM
There are some pretty epic matches up right of the bat today – with AUS v USA and GER v SWD – the crowd is already vocal and into all the action.
12.12PM
The first of four women’s matches are warming up right now:
Here is the full simple schedule:
| Lanes | |||||||||||||||
| Match # | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | |
| WOMEN | 5 | AUS (7) | USA (1) | SGP (4) | GER (6) | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 6 | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 7 | SGP (4) | AUS (7) | GER (6) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | ||||||
| MEN | 8 | MAS (5) | GER (1) | CZE (10) | UAE (6) | SWE (3) | CAN (8) | PUR (12) | NZL (13) | AUS (11) | SGP (9) | BER (14) | USA (2) | PHP (7) | HKG (4) |
| MEN | 9 | SWE (3) | PUR (12) | AUS (11) | NZL (13) | PHP (7) | GER (1) | UAE (6) | BER (14) | MAS (5) | USA (2) | SGP (9) | HKG (4) | CZE (10) | CAN (8) |
| MEN | 10 | HKG (4) | AUS (11) | BER (14) | CAN (8) | UAE (6) | USA (2) | MAS (5) | SGP (9) | CZE (10) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | SWE (3) | GER (1) | NZL (13) |
| MEN | 11 | SGP (9) | BER (14) | HKG (4) | GER (1) | AUS (11) | MAS (5) | CAN (8) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | NZL (13) | USA (2) | CZE (10) | UAE (6) | SWE (3) |
| WOMEN | 8 | PHP (5) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) | SWE (3) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | MAS (2) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 9 | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | AUS (7) | GER (6) | NZL (8) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 10 | AUS (7) | SWE (3) | MAS (2) | GER (6) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 11 | USA (1) | PHP (5) | NZL (8) | SGP (4) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | GER (6) |
11.58AM
Good Morning! We snuck in the greeting right before the afternoon of bowling is upon us – here is the schedule:
12.07PM
Thanks for joining us today, come back tomorrow for the same format, 7 games for the women and four for the men. Here is the Recap of everything from today.
11.16PM
The fancy schedule:
11.15PM
Overall schedule for tomorrow:
| Lanes | |||||||||||||||
| Match # | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | |
| WOMEN | 5 | AUS (7) | USA (1) | SGP (4) | GER (6) | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 6 | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 7 | SGP (4) | AUS (7) | GER (6) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | ||||||
| MEN | 8 | MAS (5) | GER (1) | CZE (10) | UAE (6) | SWE (3) | CAN (8) | PUR (12) | NZL (13) | AUS (11) | SGP (9) | BER (14) | USA (2) | PHP (7) | HKG (4) |
| MEN | 9 | SWE (3) | PUR (12) | AUS (11) | NZL (13) | PHP (7) | GER (1) | UAE (6) | BER (14) | MAS (5) | USA (2) | SGP (9) | HKG (4) | CZE (10) | CAN (8) |
| MEN | 10 | HKG (4) | AUS (11) | BER (14) | CAN (8) | UAE (6) | USA (2) | MAS (5) | SGP (9) | CZE (10) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | SWE (3) | GER (1) | NZL (13) |
| MEN | 11 | SGP (9) | BER (14) | HKG (4) | GER (1) | AUS (11) | MAS (5) | CAN (8) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | NZL (13) | USA (2) | CZE (10) | UAE (6) | SWE (3) |
| WOMEN | 8 | PHP (5) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) | SWE (3) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | MAS (2) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 9 | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | AUS (7) | GER (6) | NZL (8) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 10 | AUS (7) | SWE (3) | MAS (2) | GER (6) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 11 | USA (1) | PHP (5) | NZL (8) | SGP (4) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | GER (6) |
10.53PM
Updated Womens Ladder with much better flags!
10.40PM
What about tomorrow? It is all about more Match Play.
10.18PM
Same Ladder, but make it fashion.
10:06PM
This is HOW the ladder ends up:
9.54PM
Final results from Matches 5, 6 and 7
9.51PM
The winners are:
9.40PM
We are in a tie again! Singapore and the Philippines deciding who wins this last game.
9.23PM
9.22PM
We have the next match underway –
9:19PM
Here are the results from Match 6 – Confirmed:
9.10PM
9.08PM
There was a roll off for Australia and Bermuda – and it was TIGHT. Australia wins.
8.33PM
We don’t want to get ahead of ourselves, but here are game times for tomorrow.
12:00 – Women Team Match 5
12:45 – Women Team Match 6
13:30 – Women Team Match 7
15:00 – Men Team Match 8
15:45 – Men Team Match 9
16:30 – Men Team Match 10
17:15 – Men Team Match 11
18:45 – Women Team Match 8
19:30 – Women Team Match 9
20:15 – Women Team Match 10
21:00 – Women Team Match 11
8.31PM
Here is the next draw for Match 6:
8.29PM
Hong Kong and the UAE battled it out the very last frame – HK prevailed.
Match 5 – outcomes:
8.14PM
With a couple still to be decided –
7:29PM
Reminder of the current Matchplay ladder with the previous four games, ready for the next 3.
7.27PM
The next section is scheduled to start at 7.30PM AST.
They are about to start the practice for 7 minutes.
7:00PM
Here is the first match for the Men this evening:
6:56PM
6.55PM
Updated final results for Women, standby for the ladder:
6.50PM
Sweden defeats Germany and Australia defeats Malaysia by a pin!
6.40PM
There is a tie to be decided in the fourth and final game of this set of 4 Women’s Team matches – Germany, Malaysia, Sweden and Australia are fighting it out!
Here is the schedule for the men up next.
6.12PM
From the third:
5.29PM
5.23PM
Australia wins in the roll off after a draw at 248 – Bec Whiting coming in clutch!
5:15PM
After two games:
4:38PM
After Match 1
4.33PM
Final summary of the Men’s Session this morning – Four Games and the Leaderboard.
4.27PM
To get more detail on the Match Play Games – click on the Match for and against to see the Games: powered by Tenpin Results.
4:22PM
The final frame for the Australian v New Zealand match – immediate scores are HERE.
4:12PM
Here is the seeding for the Women’s Round:
4:00PM
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3.57PM
We are ready to start here – follow the direct scores here: QubicaAMF – Online Score
3.40PM
Lanes are now open for the Women to commence practice.
Here are the confirmed outcomes for Match 4 of the first section:
3.39PM
Women’s practice will start in 7 minutes.
First Game:
3.33PM
3.06PM
Women’s Matches up next at 3.45PM AST
2.56PM
There are two teams finishing out their draws!
Standby for updated Game 4 totals.
2.48PM
Now Match 3:
2.45PM
Match 1 and 2 have played out like this so far – 3 points for the win:
2.37PM
Coming into the final game – we have these points:
1:16PM
Point score updates can be viewed by clicking here
12.28PM
Watch the Games Unfold here: Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
12.26PM
We have commenced – the noise is deafening!
12.07PM
Practice for a little long as the lane positions and swaps are set.
11.56PM
First two matches this morning!
11.49AM
Warm up commences in 11 minutes for 8 minutes!
Here is how the seeds are displayed, 3 points for the win of the Match – best 2 out of three. Where two games are won by the same team, a third game is not played. Where the first game is a draw (i.e. both teams are on 200 there is an immediate roll off in frames 9/10, and the highest seed selects that lane on which they commence the roll off). Check out the Managers Book for the full format, points details.
11.48AM
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11.45AM
Good Morning! We are ready to go for Teams today and the House is heaving!
10.15PM
Thank you for joining us today, new format tomorrow, the new team on deck from Bermuda and a whole bunch of good weather from Sunshine Coast, Day 6 looks awesome.
9.46PM
And now in the pretty format:
9:41PM
Thursday is a little complicated! Here it is on a single table:
| Match # | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | |
| MEN | 1 | GER (1) | USA (2) | SWE (3) | HKG (4) | MAS (5) | UAE (6) | PHP (7) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | CZE (10) | AUS (11) | PUR (12) | NZL (13) | BER (14) |
| MEN | 2 | CAN (8) | MAS (5) | PHP (7) | CZE (10) | USA (2) | AUS (11) | SWE (3) | GER (1) | BER (14) | HKG (4) | UAE (6) | NZL (13) | SGP (9) | PUR (12) |
| MEN | 3 | PHP (7) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | GER (1) | PUR (12) | HKG (4) | USA (2) | NZL (13) | SWE (3) | MAS (5) | BER (14) | AUS (11) | CZE (10) |
| MEN | 4 | PUR (12) | HKG (4) | NZL (13) | USA (2) | BER (14) | PHP (7) | SGP (9) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | AUS (11) | CZE (10) | GER (1) | SWE (3) | MAS (5) |
| WOMEN | 1 | USA (1) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | SGP (4) | PHP (5) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 2 | GER (6) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | SWE (3) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 3 | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | AUS (7) | SWE (3) | MAS (2) | GER (6) | ||||||
| WOMEN | 4 | SWE (3) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | USA (1) | PHP (5) | NZL (8) | SGP (4) | ||||||
| MEN | 5 | USA (2) | SGP (9) | GER (1) | BER (14) | CAN (8) | NZL (13) | CZE (10) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | SWE (3) | AUS (11) | HKG (4) | UAE (6) |
| MEN | 6 | NZL (13) | CZE (10) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | SGP (9) | SWE (3) | USA (2) | PHP (7) | GER (1) | UAE (6) | HKG (4) | CAN (8) | BER (14) | AUS (11) |
| MEN | 7 | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | PHP (7) | HKG (4) | CZE (10) | GER (1) | AUS (11) | SWE (3) | BER (14) | NZL (13) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | USA (2) |
8.52PM
Standby for the updated full schedule for Thursday!
8.48PM
Here is the draft of the Women’s Team Match Play Format – and in PDF
| Lanes | ||||||||
| Match # | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
| 1 | USA (1) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | SGP (4) | PHP (5) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) |
| 2 | GER (6) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | SWE (3) |
| 3 | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | AUS (7) | SWE (3) | MAS (2) | GER (6) |
| 4 | SWE (3) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | USA (1) | PHP (5) | NZL (8) | SGP (4) |
| 5 | AUS (7) | USA (1) | SGP (4) | GER (6) | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) |
| 6 | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | GER (6) | AUS (7) |
| 7 | SGP (4) | AUS (7) | GER (6) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) |
| 8 | PHP (5) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) | SWE (3) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | MAS (2) |
| 9 | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | USA (1) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | AUS (7) | GER (6) | NZL (8) |
| 10 | AUS (7) | SWE (3) | MAS (2) | GER (6) | USA (1) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | SGP (4) |
| 11 | USA (1) | PHP (5) | NZL (8) | SGP (4) | AUS (7) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | GER (6) |
| 12 | SWE (3) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) | SGP (4) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | USA (1) |
| 13 | SGP (4) | USA (1) | GER (6) | AUS (7) | NZL (8) | PHP (5) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) |
| 14 | NZL (8) | MAS (2) | SWE (3) | PHP (5) | GER (6) | USA (1) | SGP (4) | AUS (7) |
8.42PM
Here is the play for Women on Sunday, 20 November 2022.
8.27PM
Group B, Confirmed.
8.24PM
8.21PM
They are done – here is 16 (in alpha order)!
| 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 |
8.03PM
It looks like the Top 4 is locked in –
7.43PM
6.52PM
Group B Warm Up done, good luck and high scoring!
6.48PM
Thursday, 17 November sees us move into Teams Play – the team will kick of the first Four Games in the morning – here is the schedule for the first four.
| | Lanes | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| Match # | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 |
| 1 | GER (1) | USA (2) | SWE (3) | HKG (4) | MAS (5) | UAE (6) | PHP (7) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | CZE (10) | AUS (11) | PUR (12) | NZL (13) | BER (14) |
| 2 | CAN (8) | MAS (5) | PHP (7) | CZE (10) | USA (2) | AUS (11) | SWE (3) | GER (1) | BER (14) | HKG (4) | UAE (6) | NZL (13) | SGP (9) | PUR (12) |
| 3 | PHP (7) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | GER (1) | PUR (12) | HKG (4) | USA (2) | NZL (13) | SWE (3) | MAS (5) | BER (14) | AUS (11) | CZE (10) |
| 4 | PUR (12) | HKG (4) | NZL (13) | USA (2) | BER (14) | PHP (7) | SGP (9) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | AUS (11) | CZE (10) | GER (1) | SWE (3) | MAS (5) |
6.46PM
Waiting now on the final Four:
| Siti Safiyah MAL |
| Janin Ribguth GER |
| Anna Andersson SWE |
| Mades Arles PHP |
| Stefanie Johnson USA |
| Krizziah Macatula PHP |
| Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Natasha Roslan MAL |
| Jordon Richard USA |
| Li Jane Sin MAL |
| Lara Posadas PHP |
| Chloe Clague AUS |
6.43PM
The final Group this Evening Group B – 4 games with the last round as a positional round. This will confirm those top 16 players!
| Group B |
| Bec Whiting AUS |
| Jenny Wegner SWE |
| Bryanna Cote USA |
| Esther Cheah MAS |
| Birgit Noreiks GER |
| Dayna Haylock NZL |
| Rachelle Leon PHP |
| Hui Fen New SGP |
6.42PM
Confirmed Results for Group A:
6.16PM
Standby for the confirmed results – next Group at 6.45PM AST.
6.15PM
Position 4 taken by Australian Chloe Clague!
5.57PM
Here is the lane draw!
5.55PM
Round 14 now concluded and we are onto positional play!
5.51PM
The crowd is vocally supporting Australian Chloe Clague as see attempts to break the deadlock on fourth place to make that Top 16.
5.37PM
Men’s Team’s Draw confirmed – seeds and games HERE.
5.34PM
The final game before positional play and there is currently a tie for the fourth position.
4.56PM
Standby and this will be in a much prettier format, but this is what the team play looks like for the MEN tomorrow.
| Lanes | ||||||||||||||
| Match # | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 |
| 1 | GER (1) | USA (2) | SWE (3) | HKG (4) | MAS (5) | UAE (6) | PHP (7) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | CZE (10) | AUS (11) | PUR (12) | NZL (13) | BER (14) |
| 2 | CAN (8) | MAS (5) | PHP (7) | CZE (10) | USA (2) | AUS (11) | SWE (3) | GER (1) | BER (14) | HKG (4) | UAE (6) | NZL (13) | SGP (9) | PUR (12) |
| 3 | PHP (7) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | GER (1) | PUR (12) | HKG (4) | USA (2) | NZL (13) | SWE (3) | MAS (5) | BER (14) | AUS (11) | CZE (10) |
| 4 | PUR (12) | HKG (4) | NZL (13) | USA (2) | BER (14) | PHP (7) | SGP (9) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | AUS (11) | CZE (10) | GER (1) | SWE (3) | MAS (5) |
| 5 | USA (2) | SGP (9) | GER (1) | BER (14) | CAN (8) | NZL (13) | CZE (10) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | SWE (3) | AUS (11) | HKG (4) | UAE (6) |
| 6 | NZL (13) | CZE (10) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | SGP (9) | SWE (3) | USA (2) | PHP (7) | GER (1) | UAE (6) | HKG (4) | CAN (8) | BER (14) | AUS (11) |
| 7 | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | SGP (9) | PHP (7) | HKG (4) | CZE (10) | GER (1) | AUS (11) | SWE (3) | BER (14) | NZL (13) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | USA (2) |
| 8 | MAS (5) | GER (1) | CZE (10) | UAE (6) | SWE (3) | CAN (8) | PUR (12) | NZL (13) | AUS (11) | SGP (9) | BER (14) | USA (2) | PHP (7) | HKG (4) |
| 9 | SWE (3) | PUR (12) | AUS (11) | NZL (13) | PHP (7) | GER (1) | UAE (6) | BER (14) | MAS (5) | USA (2) | SGP (9) | HKG (4) | CZE (10) | CAN (8) |
| 10 | HKG (4) | AUS (11) | BER (14) | CAN (8) | UAE (6) | USA (2) | MAS (5) | SGP (9) | CZE (10) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | SWE (3) | GER (1) | NZL (13) |
| 11 | SGP (9) | BER (14) | HKG (4) | GER (1) | AUS (11) | MAS (5) | CAN (8) | PUR (12) | PHP (7) | NZL (13) | USA (2) | CZE (10) | UAE (6) | SWE (3) |
| 12 | CZE (10) | SWE (3) | UAE (6) | AUS (11) | PUR (12) | BER (14) | NZL (13) | HKG (4) | USA (2) | CAN (8) | GER (1) | SGP (9) | MAS (5) | PHP (7) |
| 13 | AUS (11) | PHP (7) | USA (2) | SWE (3) | NZL (13) | SGP (9) | BER (14) | CZE (10) | HKG (4) | MAS (5) | PUR (12) | UAE (6) | CAN (8) | GER (1) |
| 14 | Positional |
4.54PM
Confirming the Top 8 so far:
| Siti Safiyah MAL |
| Janin Ribguth GER |
| Anna Andersson SWE |
| Mades Arles PHP |
| Stefanie Johnson USA |
| Krizziah Macatula PHP |
| Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Natasha Roslan MAL |
4.30PM
We are in Game 11 – you can follow the immediate scores HERE.
4.01PM
3.56PM
Confirmed – the next 4 into the Top 16 Are:
| Stefanie Johnson USA |
| Krizziah Macatula PHP |
| Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Natasha Roslan MAL |
3.55PM
Next Group A at 4.30pm. AST
3.54PM
Provisional…standby
3.48PM
First Women into the Top 16:
| Siti Safiyah MAL |
| Janin Ribguth GER |
| Anna Andersson SWE |
| Mades Arles PHP |
3.45PM
Group C final ladder:
3.38PM
Here is the score into the positional round – quick math says there could be a number of ties here:
3.37PM
Here are the positional lane draws:
3.34PM
The blog disappeared, and we apologies, but we are back – and while we were gone. Group C finished – standby for the graphic! Group D started and have made it all the way to the positional rounds, people went to the Zoo, a bird flew into the Centre and we ran out of Oat Milk. Wild.
1.19PM
As we approach the end of the fourth game we are getting ready for positional play and it looks like there will be a tie, but it all hinges on this current game.
12.36PM
Here is where we are at – there will be 5 games in this block, the last as positional play.
12.08PM
Practice has finished, we are on the lanes!
11.34AM
Here is an overview of the ladders from all the groups as they stand before Block 3 commences this morning.
11.15AM
Here is a reminder for the groups, the Tp 16 will be determined today, with the first four players into the Top 16.
| 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 |
11.13AM
Here is what we have on for today:
Wednesday’s Schedule :
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
11.09AM
Good Morning!
Our teams are arriving, some of our male teams have taken the opportunity to visit our Australia Zoo, they will undoubtedly be following along here to see all the action.
We like to start the day with all the links:
Sporfie: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
Results: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
11.00PM
Good evening and we look forward to your company tomorrow!
10.57PM
Wednesday’s Schedule includes:
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 |
10.42PM
Are you wondering what this means for the first round of Men’s 32 on Sunday. Us too. So we figured it out.
10.39PM
The 32 alphabetically:
| 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 |
10.37PM
Confirmed – all counted up:
10.33PM
10.32PM
And the Winner is – Nu’Man Syahmi!
10.08PM
Downtown Alex Beach has never seen so much action on a Tuesday night, the crowd is bringing home the players in their tie with vocal support for each roll.
9.56PM
9.54PM
It is a FOUR WAY TIE.
9.31PM
Lane draw – to watch the scores HERE
9.25PM
TUN! From 4 to 1 and now for positions. See those 5 on 21 – pressure much?
9.20PM
So far these are the men that make up the 32 – the next 8 determined soon with 4 in contention for Position 8.
In alpha order:
| Blake Brooks NZL |
| Eric Tseng HKG |
| Eugene Yeo SGP |
| Hussain ALSUWAIDI UAE |
| Israel Hernandez PUR |
| Jakob Butturff USA |
| James Blomgren SWE |
| Jan Macek CZE |
| Jaris Goh SGP |
| Jordan Dinham PHP |
| Kris Prather USA |
| Kyle Troup USA |
| Mahmood ALATTAR UAE |
| Martin Larsen SWE |
| Michael MAK HKG |
| Mitch Hupe CAN |
| Patrick Weichert GER |
| Paul Purps GER |
| Pontus Andersson SWE |
| Rafiq Ismail MAS |
| Sam Cooley AUS |
| Sultan AlqubaisiLQUBAISI UAE |
| Syafiq Ridhwan MAS |
| Timmy Tan MAS |
9.17PM
Finishing the 13th game now, to enter the positional play with a new leader:
8.54PM
The Group C ladders move fast – changes across all positions:
8.23PM
And now three games down – Belmo on the move:
8.04PM
Two Games Down in Block C:
7.58PM
Earlier today we caught up with Group Leader Stefanie Johnson from the USA – who said that smart play helped her today.
“I think that we played the lanes a little smarter and tried to keep the ball in play a little more and not give away the product and that ended up helping me score-wise”. It actually helped her to a 5/0 Win/Loss and she moves into the next block with 24 points and 2122 pins.
“I am going to start the next round, how I ended this round ” she said “so far my infinite physics is my go-to ball, for now that seems to be the winner at the moment.”
Team USA visited the Australia Zoo earlier in the week – and that has been a highlight for many of team – and with the sensational weather the Sunshine Coast is delivering right now, Stefanie has already made classic Australian plans “when I have some free time, I will probably go to the beach”.
7.42PM
New Zealand’s Josh Stretton just edges out Australian Jason Belmonte by 4 to take the W in the first game for this block.
7.27PM
The Top 32 Men’s Structure is formulated here:
7.14PM
Practice just started with a thundering smack.
6.54PM
Up next – Group C from 7.15pm AST
| Group C |
| BYE |
| Ivan TSE HKG |
| Hakim Tun MAS |
| AJ Johnson USA |
| Frank Drevenstedt GER |
| Francois Lavoie CAN |
| Jaroslav Lorenc CZE |
| Nayef ALOBEIDLI UAE |
| Jason Belmonte AUS |
| Jesper Svensson SWE |
| Josh Stretton NZL |
| Nu’man Syahmi Bin Yusri SGP |
| Merwin Tan PHP |
| Eisam Hussein PUR |
6.52PM
Confirmed – and the top 8 are into the 32 – we now have 24 players confirmed and the next Group C will determine the final 8.
6.48PM
Provisional results:
6.39PM
A loss from MAS and a win from AUS would have results in a tie, it is not rolling out like that just now – so let’s standby for the provisional ladder and confirmation on who is through to the 32.
6.26PM
Lanes line up:
6.23PM
So it went like this:
6.08PM
Are you ready for Positional Play? that is what we have decided to unofficially call it! We are half-way through round 13, standby for the order that we play next – tie anyone?
5.53PM
5.30PM
Them are cycling through a fast pace! There is a Qubica outage right now that is affecting the online score – score are collecting in Centre, so standby for the update games and results.
4.44PM
Confirmed Group D
4.40PM
We are warming up for the next Group D of Men – here is who you will see:
| Group D |
| Jordan Dinham PHP |
| Patrick Weichert GER |
| Lukas Jelinek CZE |
| Jarrod Langford AUS |
| Ryan Julian NZL |
| Edward Burgos PUR |
| Eric Tseng HKG |
| Jakob Butturff USA |
| Rafiq Ismail MAS |
| Pontus Andersson SWE |
| Wei Siong Darren Ong SGP |
| BYE |
| Hussain ALSUWAIDI UAE |
| Mitch Hupe CAN |
4.25pm
Check on those scores right now into the results – the math needs a review.
3.48PM
Here is the Women of Group C are at right now:
3.47PM
Something went terribly wrong, and a bunch of content did not post, give us a second to catch right up!
2.14PM
Warm up has commenced!
1.59PM
2.15pm AST for the next Group C – made up of these legends:
| Group C |
| Anna Andersson SWE |
| Danielle McEwan USA |
| Cherie Tan SGP |
| Janin Ribguth GER |
| Maria Arles PHP |
| Grace Fahy AUS |
| Siti Safiyah MAS |
| Melonie Lister NZL |
1.57PM
Confirmed:
1.52PM
Provisional Scores, lets triple check and confirm.
1.19PM
1.18PM
Natasha Roslan comes through with a 289, missing the 10 on the last!
12.50PM
The scores paused for a moment there – and then came back to life – and the results – they are interesting:
11:59AM
We are two minutes away from this first Group! The lanes are now on for a 7 minute warm up.
11:00AM
Good morning and welcome to Day 4 – the sun is shining on the Sunshine Coast today – and the athletes are arriving!
Here is the FULL schedule with today’s Blocks and the rest of the Competition!
Squad Times:
12:00 – Womens Group D
14:15- Womens Group C
16:30 – Mens Group D
19:15 – Mens Group C
The Women in our groups are:
| Group C | Group D |
| Anna Andersson SWE | Krizziah Tabora PHP |
| Danielle McEwan USA | Bek Martin AUS |
| Cherie Tan SGP | Sarah Young NZL |
| Janin Ribguth GER | Colleen Pee SGP |
| Maria Arles PHP | Stefanie Johnson USA |
| Grace Fahy AUS | Saskia Malz GER |
| Siti Safiyah MAS | Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Melonie Lister NZL | Natasha Roslan MAS |
The Men in our groups are:
| Group C | Group D |
| BYE | Jordan Dinham PHP |
| Ivan TSE HKG | Patrick Weichert GER |
| Hakim Tun MAS | Lukas Jelinek CZE |
| AJ Johnson USA | Jarrod Langford AUS |
| Frank Drevenstedt GER | Ryan Julian NZL |
| Francois Lavoie CAN | Edward Burgos PUR |
| Jaroslav Lorenc CZE | Eric Tseng HKG |
| Nayef ALOBEIDLI UAE | Jakob Butturff USA |
| Jason Belmonte AUS | Rafiq Ismail MAS |
| Jesper Svensson SWE | Pontus Andersson SWE |
| Josh Stretton NZL | Wei Siong Darren Ong SGP |
| Nu’man Syahmi Bin Yusri SGP | BYE |
| Merwin Tan PHP | Hussain ALSUWAIDI UAE |
| Eisam Hussein PUR | Mitch Hupe CAN |
The WOMENS Pool Match Ups – can be accessed HERE
The MENS Pool Match Ups – can be accessed HERE
The GROUP List for Singles Format – can be accessed HERE
11.14PM
Tomorrow we have:
Squad Times:
12:00 – Womens Group D
14:15- Womens Group C
16:30 – Mens Group D
19:15 – Mens Group C
Here is the Full Schedule
10.52PM
The Recap is out – Day Three had it all – and Day Four promises to Deliver even more.
10:24PM
Final Check says they are good to go – here is the next 8:
10.19PM
The provisional scores:
10.17PM
They have just finished up and the scores are being imputed into the results – no tie for this group – even thought we were ready for that drama – standby for the numbers!
9.59PM
Here is the lane draw for the Position V Position – Follow the Scores HERE:
9.56PM
That Completes the Round before the Position Match Up’s!
9.38PM
Mak extends his lead with two more games to go, but we also have changes to the order underneath him.
9.35PM
Sunshine Coast local Brandon Qualischefski is the owner of the Pro Shop here at the Tenpin World Cup and he is seeing the patterns no one else does.
At the start of the competition “Brando” was using 1000/2000 on the Storm Surface Factory machine and from today, he seeing more people shining the balls up.
Ball tech is changing all the time, right now Brando is seeing “more and more balls with the 4K fast finish, and now Storm has the reactor gloss shine on them as well”. Jason Belmonte’s new Fate is a fan favorite, and the Phase 5 is also popular.
At the Bowl Expo this year in Las Vegas, Brando said they “have all the stuff that makes jobs a little easier and quicker in the pro-shop, and there are always new ball products”
A World Cup at his home on the Sunshine Coast is an excellent opportunity for Brando to catchup with mates that he has not seen for a long time. “The comradery between the players is strong, it is great to see the popular teams like the USA who are always the red hot ticket that people want to see”.
Recently, as a player Brandon was part of the TBA’s new bowling product the Tenpin Premier League. Playing at the ‘Suncity Showdown’ here at the AGL National High Performance Centre, the broadcast event was “a lot of fun and it was a great experience that I can see growing into something bigger and better”.
In its first year Brando said, “the team at TBA have done an excellent job and I really like the fact that this was something that we have not seen before and that it bought new funding to the sport”. For next year he hopes to “see the brand of TPL grow – it would be interesting to see what would happen if we could have it like the South Pacific days where you bowled in qualifiers and you would open it up a little to have other bowlers from around our region to attend”.
9.24PM
Mak is currently undefeated in this Block – holding at the top of leader board.
9.14PM
Have you seen the Athlete Book and Official Program of the World Cup? It has all the information, details on the format, rules and all things Sunshine Coast from our host region!
8.51PM
Three Games Down and the lead has changed!
8.23PM
Its Larsen from Mak from Hernadez to start Group A after Game 1 of Block 2.
8.00PM
They start NOW!
7.47PM
Let’s throw it all the way back to 5.30pm and the 300 from Marek Talpa for the Czech Republic:
7.42PM
The next Group starts at 8pm! Get ready for Group A
| Group A |
| Israel Hernandez PUR |
| BYE |
| Darren Alexander CAN |
| Syafiq Ridhwan MAS |
| HKG |
| Ben Pettit NZL |
| Sultan ALQUBAISI UAE |
| Jaris Goh SGP |
| Tobias Börding GER |
| Martin Larsen SWE |
| Adam Hayes AUS |
| Jan Macek CZE |
| Kenneth Chua PHP |
| Kyle Troup USA |
7.31PM
And then there were Eight.
NOTE: Position 9 listed here will have a note for Roll Off on this Standing List.
7.28PM
Timmy Tan is through!
7.22PM
Clearly that Group A Block 2 Pool Match is waiting for the end of this epic conclusion to Group B – Standby for the New Start Time.
7.20PM
Watch the scores roll out live HERE.
7.14PM
There are lined up against each other like this:
7.07PM
Sweden, Czech Republic, UAE and Malaysia to determine the 8th position. Allocated to a lane that none of the players in the tie were on last game, no new oil, GO!
7.01PM
There is a Tie. A four way TIE for the 8th position. We ROLL OFF.
7.00PM
They are finishing up for Group B – standby for the final results….it looks like Cooley, Purps and Prather.
6.56PM
Check out the data capture over at TPR:
6.55PM
Not to get ahead of ourselves, here is the group up next:
| Group A |
| Israel Hernandez PUR |
| BYE |
| Darren Alexander CAN |
| Syafiq Ridhwan MAS |
| HKG |
| Ben Pettit NZL |
| Sultan ALQUBAISI UAE |
| Jaris Goh SGP |
| Tobias Börding GER |
| Martin Larsen SWE |
| Adam Hayes AUS |
| Jan Macek CZE |
| Kenneth Chua PHP |
| Kyle Troup USA |
6.51PM
Cooley edging in front of Prather – the noise is LOUD here tonight!
6.43PM
Here is how they line up for the Positions Round:
6.38PM
We are onto the Position Round – here is what finished at:
6:33PM
The format for the World Cup can evolve at the end of these sessions – Technical Director Mike Seymour explained “The last round of match play in each group is a position round, for example for the Men after 13 rounds, 1v2, 3v4 etc. at the conclusion of the position round if there is a tie for position 8 in the Men’s groups and position 4 in Women’s groups there will be a one game roll off to determine who moves thru to the singles bracket matches.”
6.25PM
The media scrum caught up with American Bryanna Cote off her second group win – and she is sticking to the game plan. “I don’t think that I did anything different today, I hit the pocket and make the spares, the game plan was the same as day one”.
Cote cannot see any changes for her next block but will carefully watch her teammates to pick up anything she can reflect in her game. “I have used the 900 Global Reality and the Reality Check” she said of her equipment choices “I start with the Reality and move to the Check – which has worked so far”
Bec Whiting in that same block said the lanes “played a lot more open, I was able to have a bit more room right than what I did the other day, so that was of benefit to me.” The Australian said that in the last block, she “tried to start left on the fresh, but I noticed that the shot was not there, so I moved right and that was a lot more successful, and I could execute better.”
For gear, Bec said the “midrange is what is looking best, start with something strong and fresh and it kind of dies out about Game Two and then moving onto something with a bit of surface has helped me.
6.07PM
Team Germany make a move in Group B, moving in to the third position – Australia Back in lead from the USA.
6.06PM
There are some changes at the top and the bottom of the leaderboard!
5.54PM
And then there were 2! The next 300 is scored by Marek Talpa for the Czech Republic!
5.14PM
Sam Cooley, Australia leaders Kris Prather, United States in their third game of this Block.
5.02PM
Here is where to follow, calculate and watch all the action:
Sporfie: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
Scores: QubicaAMF – Online ScoreResults: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
5.00PM
We have the Men of Group B in the House right now, warm is done and we are on the lanes in competition:
| Group B |
| Jordan Jung CAN |
| Paul Purps GER |
| Mahmood ALATTAR UAE |
| Cristian Azcona PUR |
| James Blomgren SWE |
| Timmy Tan MAS |
| Sam Cooley AUS |
| Kris Prather USA |
| Emerson Gotencio PHP |
| Marek Talpa CZE |
| HKG |
| Blake Brooks NZL |
| Eugene Yeo SGP |
| BYE |
4.49PM
Group A gone it DONE:
4.49PM
So we had those finals confirmed from Group B:
3.39PM
With three done, we have some movement here – big crowd of vocal support in today as well – you can join us here at the AGL National High Performance Centre – tickets are available HERE!
2.52PM
Halfway through the second game, with the results from the first in the book of Tenpin Results:
2:24PM
The warm up is done, the Games are ON.
1:52PM
Group A is NEXT:
| Group A |
| Shayna Ng SGP |
| Li Jane Sin MAS |
| Lara Posadas PHP |
| Christine Rota NZL |
| Chloe Clague AUS |
| Cajsa Wegner SWE |
| Jordan Richard USA |
| Sabrina Laub GER |
1.42PM
Group B is DONE – provision results look like this:
1.10PM
Here is the draw – the first two games today complete the first round of 7!
1.07PM
On track for the Womens Group B – – you can see the games from today being Games 6 / 7 /8
12.41PM
289 on lane 13/14 for American Bryanna Cote! So Close and the new highest score.
12.20PM
You know where you need to go for all things World Cup –
Sporfie: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
Scores: QubicaAMF – Online Score
Results: IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
12.17PM
Practice is done and the Group B have commenced – you can watch the exact progressing Scores right HERE with our partners QubicaAMF
12.00PM
It has been a HECTIC morning at the Suncity AGL National High Performance Centre – with the Group B Women now their practice -here is who will see again this morning in this first block:
| Group B |
| Bec Whiting AUS |
| Jenny Wegner SWE |
| Bryanna Cote USA |
| Esther Cheah MAS |
| Birgit Noreiks GER |
| Dayna Haylock NZL |
| Rachelle Leon PHP |
| Hui Fen New SGP |
10.45PM
Good evening from the World Cup or Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening from across the globe where sports fans are watching the Tenpin World Cup 2022 – we shall be back tomorrow for Day 3.
10.34PM
The final Group for today included Australian Bek Martin. It was a disappointed Martin who spoke to us after her Round, finding the lane “quite tough” saying that she “played the lanes a little wrong, going of what was at pratice, it played different my adjustments need to be quicker.”
As Martin plans for the next block she intends “a change of surfaces for my balls and to play the lanes differently” to what she did today.
10.28PM
We are winding down for the evening here as preparations are underway for Day Three – which will see the Groups play Block Two of this Round 1.
9.34PM
Scores are confirmed and Group D finished like this:
9.27PM
So things got a bit out of order for a time there – see the updates below and now we have concluded this Group.
9.04PM
Three games down and the Malaysian women dominating tonight after snatching the lead in the last group and holding the lead in this group.
8.12PM
The opening game sees Collen Pee with a 277 to start her World Cup!
7.46PM
While we are warming up Group D, Australian Grace Fahy dropped by for a chat after moving steadily up the ladder in her Group C Round 1 outing.
She said that “the lanes were really tough and sparing was key”. Fahy found it ‘a bit scary’ to be bowling against such quality international talent, may of who bowl professional and with the PWBA but she said, “that she survived and would try for the next block not to get in her head so much and just make good shots”.
7.41PM
4 minutes until we are ready for the practice in the final – here are the women who will round out this evening’s play:
| GROUP D |
| Krizziah Tabora PHP |
| Bek Martin AUS |
| Sarah Young NZL |
| Colleen Pee SGP |
| Stefanie Johnson USA |
| Saskia Malz GER |
| Josefin Hermansson SWE |
| Natasha Roslan MAS |
7.28PM
7.25PM
We are back on schedule with a 7.45pm start for the next and final block.
7.23PM
And then comes the change – Malaysia in the lead in the final game.
7.20PM
Janin Ribguth from Team Germany has not dropped a game yet and sits on top of the Group C ladder with Siti Safiyah sitting right behind her waiting for the result of her same game.
7.10PM
Jason Belmonte has returned to the AGL National High Performance Centre after his block this morning to support his fellow Australians and he is excited to be in the Sunshine Coast.
“The Sunshine Coast is living up to its name” he said today while watching teammate Grace Fahy battle it out in Group C of the Women’s Singles Competition.
Chatting about his block this morning Jason noted the “lane pattern is one of those one where you feel really comfortable for a very short period of time. It is making you move and every time you move you can feel comfortable again, but it just does not last very long.”
In terms of the competition – Jason knows talent when he is surrounded by it “the teams that are here have sent their strongest players, not just at amateur level, but also the professional level, so the field strength is really top notch and in a lot of my matches nothing was easy, no match was over early and that is what you can come to expect at a World Cup.”
For his next block, after a rest day, Jason believes that it will “be about making those quick changes and making a few surface prep adjustments to allow me to play an ‘in case’ part of the lane if I feel really lost”. Making moves has been a theme from all the bowlers today and Jason knows that making those “moves faster, even faster than I originally thought will hopefully lead him to more W’s.”
6.49PM
Australian Grace Fahy takes American Danielle McEwan in their game 217 to 205 – as the scores for the fourth game start to roll in.
6.39PM
We have slowed the pace down here to be in the middle of the third game – there are some great scores and shaky starts into high scores across the board.
6.03PM
Europe is awake and following along – tenpinresults is powering our standings and results tables for the Tenpin World Cup 2022 and the world is watching.
5.52PM
You need results? We got results right HERE and if you want the details, you can follow the scores HERE and if you like to watch you can that too – HERE.
5:46PM
Some people like, Pontus Andersson are very easy to please – when asked how he is liking Australia after his win in the final Men’s Group – he said that he is just happy it is over 10 degrees. Winter in Sweden must be brutal, but we have nothing but blue skies here on the Sunshine Coast.
Speaking to us about the lanes and his first outing for the World Cup today, Andersson said “the lanes are a bit tricky, you have to bowl really well to get good score, but if you bowl well and do the right adjustments and stuff you can get a good score”.
With a new format, everyone is adjusting, and Andersson noted that it was fun to “come to Australia and try a new format straight away – it is something that I don’t think everyone is used to, and it very fun.
5.38PM
The practice is wrapping up and Group C are ready to bowl their 5 games.
5.20PM
Up next – Group C Women – we have been looking forward to this one!
| Group C |
| Anna Andersson SWE |
| Danielle McEwan USA |
| Cherie Tan SGP |
| Janin Ribguth GER |
| Maria Arles PHP |
| Grace Fahy AUS |
| Siti Safiyah MAS |
| Melonie Lister NZL |
5.14PM
5.11PM
Standby for the confirmed Group D Results – the next group starts at 5.35pm (AST)
4:53PM
Sweden’s Pontus Anderson with a 228.7 average holds a tie-on points with Mitch Hupe from Canada next.
4.14PM
As the next block enters Game 4, we caught up with leader from Group C, American A.J. Johnson.
It was clear from the start that Group C was strong “myself, Frankie, Jasper and Belmo” said Johnson “makes a pretty strong group and it was part of the game plan to get off to a good start”.
And that Johnson did overall, but it was not without its moments. “A couple of pairs threw me for a loop and I bowled a 170/180 for two games with the pace of how everything is going, it was tough to slow everything down to see what I really needed to do”.
Making corrections AJ said that he “just had to pay attention to which players I was following and the pairs themselves, every pair plays a little different and it is nice to have a few lefties to have the right side hold up a little longer.”
Starting today meant that four members of team got to watch their teammates and other competitors all day yesterday, and for the next block that observation was again part of the strategy. “I am going to watch the next couple of squads and see if I need to make a couple of surface adjustments with some other balls and just see what they give me when we start and make adjustments off that. As they keep running the lanes, they keep getting flatter and flatter, so maybe some surface adjustments and a couple of different balls in the middle of the block. The game plan we had going in seems to work really well, just got to keep executing.
Team USA has been enjoying its time on Australian shores, with AJ using the local slang to confirm “Mate, I love it here, this place is amazing, it is my first time in Australia, and I think that I could not have gone to a better part of it, it is beautiful.”
3.43PM
A Silver Jubilee on the Lanes
He started in 1998 – so John Janawicz is about to mark 25 years in our Game.
But before this was his profession, he was always a bowler. From the age of 2, John has been bowling and continues to be a competitive bowler as he travels across the globe in the sport he loves.
Arriving in Australia to commence work for the Para Bowling World Cup, Janawicz in his role for Kegel Technical Support, has been part of numerous World Cups across the globe through Kegel’s work with the USA national and international federations.
World Championships, John says are “always very prestigious and you get so many of the best players, very good players from around the world, that any of these events are special”.
His professional start in the industry came via a six-month stint where he took care of the lane maintenance for the USBC national tournament, before Kegel’s late CEO John Davis hired him in the in summer of 1998 and he has been with Kegel ever since.
Using the Kegel Flex, brought to Australia specifically for this World Cup, John noted that the machine “has the ability to run two different lane conditioners if you so choose, and it also has a few other upgrades where you can change the speed of the buffer motor to run it a bit higher or a bit lower to change the taper from the front to the back of the oil pattern.”
“You also have cleaner mixing upgrade as well where you can actually change the cleaner mixture ratio all via the touch screen and you have the ability to change the microliter stream of the oil pumps.”
“All these upgrades” says John “allow us to fine tune the pattern from side to side and front to back to match it to a particular lane surface to create the best, most fair, environment that we possibly can.”
John noted that “at World Cups you tend to want to see the pattern a little more competitive, the best bowlers like a challenge, you want to make a pattern competitive but not so hard that people don’t know where their balls are going”.
The next event will see John travel to the Asian Bowling Championship in Hong Kong for the January 2023 event, after having enjoyed his first visit to Australian shores. “Australia has been fantastic, I am really enjoying my time here” he told our media pack “it kind of reminds of me of Merritt Island and Cocoa Beach in Florida where I grew up, the people are super friendly, it is very scenic, and the food has been good!”.
3.27PM
Quick look back on Group C’s results:
3:06pm
Warm has been completed and the Bowlers are on the lanes.
2.38PM
Next Up – Group D. With Group C running a little long, the next Block will commence at 3pm (AST).
| Group D |
| Jordan Dinham PHP |
| Patrick Weichert GER |
| Lukas Jelinek CZE |
| Jarrod Langford AUS |
| Ryan Julian NZL |
| Edward Burgos PUR |
| Eric Tseng HKG |
| Jakob Butturff USA |
| Rafiq Ismail MAS |
| Pontus Andersson SWE |
| Wei Siong Darren Ong SGP |
| BYE |
| Hussain ALSUWAIDI UAE |
| Mitch Hupe CAN |
2.36PM
AJ Johnson snakes his way to the top of the ladder after visiting with the Australian Wildlife this morning.
Provisional results have him front of Australian Belmonte and Maylasia’s Tun.
2.04PM
If you are following along in the United States – you can get out the details for Team USA via their website – this includes a super helpful time zone conversion know when to watch your favorites via Sporfie!
1:40PM
On track to set the highest average for the competition so far AJ Johnson from the USA has moved into the number one position with a 232.5.
1:09PM
And it went like this after 3 games:
12:40pm
The first perfect game is in the book – Hakim Tun from Team Maylasia has bowled 300!
12.06pm
Warm up session is now complete – lets go Group C – follow along HERE for results and HERE for live scores.
11:45am
The Zoo has come to the Cup today with a crocodile and snake joining the action to visit with all our guest. Are they deadly – Yep. We roll with that in Australia (but we are being super safe #safetyfirst).
11:03am
Good morning and welcome to Sunday at the 2022 Tenpin World Cup – the sun is shining on Australia’s Sunshine Coast and we are ready to have all our athletes commence their World Cup campaigns.
Head across our summary of What’s On Today for all the details, pools and lane draws for 13 November.
As a quick snapshot the action today looks like this:
Men Group C- 12.00pm
Men Group D – 2.45pm
Women Group C – 5.30pm
Women Group D – 7.45pm
10.32pm
Join us here tomorrow from midday with the final groups of Round 1 – you can read the full recap of today right HERE.
10.00pm
Cooley caught up with us after his strong performance to take the number 1 spot in Group B.
When asked about this evening’s play he said it was “way tougher than what we practiced on, a lot of guys threw urethane, so it became a lot tighter than we were used to and then it was about shot making, which I not disappointed about, I think that it is way better this way, than having to try to average 230 to win”.
Overall he said he was “happy with how I bowled”, and for the next block he plans to “add a ball to the bag”. Having submitted 5 balls originally, this has left Sam with a spot to select his final ball.
9.40pm
Group B with tie for first as the group concludes with Australia on top with Sam Cooley at 18 points.
9.30pm
Tomorrow will round out Round One – with the Men and Women of Groups C & D on the lanes from midday.
The schedule for tomorrow looks like this:
Men Group C- 12.00pm
Men Group D – 2.45pm
Women Group C – 5.30pm
Women Group D – 7.45pm
8:55pm
With one to go Australian Sam Cooley and Blake Brooks from New Zealand are going to see who takes the top of the standings for Group B.
7:33pm
Don’t forget that you can watch the scores as they happen HERE and you can stream all the action via our partners at Sporfie!
7:14pm
Martin Larsen was the top of the Group A standings after the first block, and we caught up with him as he finished his successful first outing.
Echoing the statements of his fellow competitors, Lawson noted that the “brand new format, it is very much different for us, and we usually play round robin format, so it is a little different mindset”. He rightly pointed out that with his 6 wins and a single loss “I have to like this format”.
On the play today Martin was pleased to have moved on from official practice where he said “I did not really find the right shape and I was a little worried before today, but I got off to a good start and I used my trusted balls. My Phase 2 was really nice to start with and I only made one ball change, so really no big surprises.”
7.12pm
The Final Block for tonight features these heavyweights in this Lane Draw
| Group B |
| Jordan Jung CAN |
| Paul Purps GER |
| Mahmood ALATTAR UAE |
| Cristian Azcona PUR |
| James Blomgren SWE |
| Timmy Tan MAS |
| Sam Cooley AUS |
| Kris Prather USA |
| Emerson Gotencio PHP |
| Marek Talpa CZE |
| Ernest KWOK HKG |
| Blake Brooks NZL |
| Eugene Yeo SGP |
| BYE |
7.10pm
6:53pm
We are in the final stages of the last Game for the Men in Group A, Block One – Sweden, Puerto Rico and Hong Kong in those podium positions right now.
6:20pm
A 10 minute delay to update the scoring grids, now sees the Men of Group A return for their final two games.
5:40pm
We took the opportunity to catch up with Group A Block 1 Leader Sabrina Laub from Germany to ask about opening the competition. Sabrina said “at the beginning it was tough because you had a lot of ball motion and you have to make very quick decisions and adjustments and you have to make a lot of ball changes”.
When asked about her overall thoughts on the format of the competition Laub was quick to note that “The competition is great, because of the system you have to make quick decisions – which makes the competition exciting”.
Her plan for the next block she said “was to be doing the exact same thing”.
Team Germany has been enjoying the Sunshine Coast and Sabrina said that “the Sunshine Coast is great here; we are often at the beach going for a walk and it is a place where you can do a lot of team building.”
5:39pm
The Men are moving FAST – the first three games were done in under 37 minutes – fast game is a good game right?
5.28pm
Kyle Troup from the USA is going into his 10th frame about perfect – could he be the first? Answer – Nope. But he can make it the highest score at 278.
5:06pm
Michael Mak from HKG takes the highest score of the event so far with a 276! Look at all the standings here or following along with the scoring here.
4:35pm
While they warm up take a look at the lane draw – note that 11/12 is now 19/20.
4:30pm
Time for Men’s Group A:
| Group A |
| Israel Hernandez PUR |
| BYE |
| Darren Alexander CAN |
| Syafiq Ridhwan MAS |
| Michael MAK HKG |
| Ben Pettit NZL |
| Sultan ALQUBAISI UAE |
| Jaris Goh SGP |
| Tobias Börding GER |
| Martin Larsen SWE |
| Adam Hayes AUS |
| Jan Macek CZE |
| Kenneth Chua PHP |
| Kyle Troup USA |
4:12pm
Group B – Done. Want all the details – go here! 4.30pm will see the next Group A for the Men.
3:04pm
Are you watching? see the live stream here with each lane’s vision and scores – Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
2.15pm
Practice has commenced for Women Group B Block 1 – here who is about to hit the lanes:
| Group B |
| Bec Whiting AUS |
| Jenny Wegner SWE |
| Bryanna Cote USA |
| Esther Cheah MAS |
| Birgit Noreiks GER |
| Dayna Haylock NZL |
| Rachelle Leon PHP |
| Hui Fen New SGP |
2.12pm
Make sure you take a look at all the details from every result – click on the game score to find out more for every single game:
1:40pm
Group A, Block One are done – and here are the results: Singles Female – TenpinResults
12:00pm
Lets GO! For a Summary of Todays events – go HERE
12:00 – Women Group A Block 1 (5 games)
14:15 – Women Group B Block 1 (5 games)
16:30 – Men Group B Block 1 (7 Games)
19:15 – Men Group A Block 1 (7 Games)
Here is what you need:
Streaming Lanes: Tenpin Bowling Australia – IBF World Cup | Sporfie
QubicaAMF Live Scores – QubicaAMF – Online Score
Results – IBF Bowling World Cup 2022 Home – TenpinResults
How to Stream and Get Started with Sporfie – Sporfie to Stream 2022 World Cup – Tenpin Bowling Australia
7.00pm
We look forward to you joining us tomorrow for the first day of competition – take a look at the Women’s Draw which will commence our play draw here, along with the full schedule and the Men will conclude the competition in the afternoon with their draw here.
Tomorrow, we take a look at the Oil Pattern with John from Kegel – who is the official tech in Australia exclusively for this event, you will be able to follow all the results at IBFworldcup.TenpinResults.com and standby for an update on the streaming options.
Check out the summary of competition for tomorrow with a full wrap here.
6:55pm
Our participants and team delegations also enjoyed a welcome via our Athlete Book from the Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson:
I’d like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone participating in or supporting the IBF World Cup and Para World Cup on our Sunshine Coast.
There is no better part of the world than our Sunshine Coast – and our community embraces sport as an important part of our lifestyle. The region hosts a wide range of sport and recreation events, competitions and training opportunities, which enable potential athletes to grow, develop and compete in a safe and friendly environment.
The diversity of our natural attractions – from the coastline to our hinterland – is what makes our region so special and a drawcard to explore.
Our new online mobility mapping tool is also an incredible resource for visiting para-athletes. To access it, visit www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au and search ‘mobility mapping’.
While you are visiting our region, I hope you take the time to sample the wide range of experiences, events and destinations our Sunshine Coast has to offer.
I wish all competitors the very best, in your pursuit for the Cup.
6.35pm
Our team enjoyed a Welcome to Country by Kabi Kabi elder Joel as part of their Welcome to the Tenpin Bowling World Cup 2022.
Tenpin Bowling Australia acknowledges the
Sunshine Coast Country, home of the Kabi Kabi
peoples and the Jinibara peoples, the Traditional
Custodians, whose lands and waters we all now share.
We recognise that these have always been places of
cultural, spiritual, social and economic significance.
The Traditional Custodians’ unique values, and
ancient and enduring cultures, deepen and enrich
the life of our community.
Truth telling is a significant part of our journey.
We are committed to better understanding the
collective histories of the Sunshine Coast and the
experiences of First Nations people. Legacy issues
resulting from colonisation are still experienced by
Traditional Custodians and First Nations people.
We wish to pay respect to their Elders – past,
present and emerging, and acknowledge the
important role First Nations people continue to play
within the Sunshine Coast community.
4:53pm
The men will finish up their official practice, before a Welcome Function – we will be joined by QuibcaAMF and our partners from Kegel, with special guest Cr Jason O’Pray from our supporting partners the Sunshine Coast Council.
3.43pm
The Women have finalised their practice and the next/final group of men have arrived.
Lane Maintenance has commenced – we are using the official pattern for practice, courtesy of Kegel.
2:30pm
Check out Event Program – with all the information for our event and our region!
1.10pm
Bowlers are arriving for the next practice session, that will see the Women across the House from the United States of America, Maylasia, Singapore, Australia, Germany, Sweden, Philippines and New Zealand.
For all the images from the event – we will be posting our Event Albums
11.05am
Official Practice is underway today with Sweden, Singapore, Germany, Maylasia, Hong Kong, Philippines and the Czech Republic in the house this morning.
You can see the official schedule for the rest of the practice today HERE.
11.00am
The Tenpin World Cup commemorated Remembrance Day at 11:00am at the AGL High Performance Centre. For More Information Remembrance Day and how this is recognised by Australia you can visit the Australian War Memorial.
10.00am
Welcome to the Tenpin World Cup 2022 from the Sunshine Coast, Queensland Australia.
We are commencing this morning with our Team Managers Meeting – with Tenpin Bowling Australia Host Rohan O’Neill welcoming everyone to the Sunshine Coast.
With 100km of coastline and a lush, sprawling hinterland, there are plenty of Sunshine Coast attractions and activities to choose from. Visit https://www.visitsunshinecoast.com/ to find out more.
Explore the brilliant coastlines fringed with nature, follow walking trails to waterfalls hidden in rainforests, or relax and take it easy at natural pools, cultural attractions and art galleries. The Sunshine Coast really has it all. Visit https://www.visitsunshinecoast.com/ to find out more.
Discover the Sunshine Coast array of attractions, tours and experiences – from wildlife encounters to getting lost in a hedge maze and embarking on a special tour – there is a veritable goldmine of activities. Visit https://www.visitsunshinecoast.com/ to find out more.
The Sunshine Coast Council is proud to be a sponsor and host city of the International Bowling Federation World Cup and Para World Cup, and we would like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone participating.
