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 Hong Kong winning their second gld medal |
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4th July, Singapore: Hong Kong upstaged the favourites to win their second gold medal of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 when they triumphed in the Boy's Team event from the strong finishing host nation, Singapore in second. More... Related Links Boy's Team 2nd Block Boy's All Event Standings Photo Album |
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 Korea winning their second gold medal |
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4th July, Singapore: First block leader, Korea took a convincing victory in the Girl's Team event to win their second gold medal of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 ahead of host nation Singapore and Japan. More... Related Links Girl's Team 2nd Block Girl's All Event Standings Photo Album |
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 Korea finishing as leader in the first block |
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3rd July, Singapore: After winning their first gold in the Girl's Doubles, Korea set course for their second after they led the Girl's Team first block of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 ahead of Japan and Singapore. More... Related Links Girl's Team 1st Block Girl's All Event Standings Photo Album |
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 Japan taking the lead in the first block |
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3rd July, Singapore: Japan hung on to lead the first block of the Boy's Team event of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 from Hong Kong in second and Singapore third as competition resumed on Friday. More... Related Links Boy's Team 1st Block Boy's All Event Standings Photo Album |
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 Doubles gold medalist, Choi and Hwang |
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2nd July, Singapore: After a silver and three bronze medals, Korea finally landed a gold medal when Choi Kyung-Hwan and Hwang Dong-Jun topped the Boy's Doubles event of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 on Thursday evening. More... Related Links Boy's Doubles Event Boy's All Event Standings Photo Album |
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 Doubles champion, Darshini Krishna and New Hui Fen |
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2nd July, Singapore: Singapore won their second gold medal of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 when New Hui Fen partnered Darshini Krishna to a runaway victory in the Girl's Doubles event Thursday afternoon. More... Related Links Girl's Doubles Event Girl's All Event Standings Photo Album |
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 New Hui Fen celebrating her victory |
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1st July, Singapore: Asian Intercity two gold medalist, New Hui Fen delivered Singapore's first gold medal of the 1st Asian Youth Games 2009 after claiming a comfortable victory in the Girl's Singles on Wednesday afternoon. More... Related Links Girl's Singles Event Photo Album |
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 Michael Mak snatching the first gold medal |
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1st July, Singapore: Hong Kong wonder kid, Michael Mak Cheuk Yin does it a gain as he stormed home in the final game to snatch the Boy's Singles opening event of the 1st Asian Youth Games underway at Orchid Bowl on Wednesday. More... Related Links Boy's Singles Event Photo Album |
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 Teams parade during the openng ceremony |
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30th June, Singapore: The inaugural Asian Youth Games 2009 Tenpin Bowling event has attracted a total of 16 countries which will kickoff on Wednesday at Orchid Bowl in Orchid Country Club. More... Related Links Participating Countries Participants Photo Album |
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 Raoul Miranda taking his biggest career win |
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14th June, Manila: Filipino ace, Raoul Miranda of MTBA-RP and Malaysia's Fatin Syazliana upstaged topseeds to win the Men's Open and Women's Open Masters titles of the 38th Philippines International Open on Sunday. More... Related Links Men's Open Stepladder Ladies' Open Stepladder Photo Album |
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 Zaid Izlan finishing strongly for pole |
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13th June, Manila: National backup squad, Zaid Izlan scorched the lanes at Paeng's Midtown Bowl to claim pole position in the Men's Open Masters Round 1 finals of the 38th Philippines International Open on Saturday. More... Related Links Men's Open Round 1 Ladies' Open Round 1 Photo Album |
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 Strong title contender, Liza Del Rosario |
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12th June, Manila: Three-time champion, Liza Del Rosario will be vying for her fourth title with an impressive second in the Women's Open Masters local qualifying table of the 38th Philippines International Open. More... Related Links Ladies' Open Qualifying Men's Open Qualifying Photo Album |
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 The 60-lane Cashman Center in Las Vegas |
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11th June, Las Vegas: A record number of countries totaling 46 will compete in the 2009 WTBA World Women's Championships from July 27 to August 2 at the Cashman Center in Las Vegas. More... Related Links Competition Schedule Participating Countries Participants |
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 Wu Siu Hong rolling the second perfect 300 |
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11th June, Manila: Asian Championship gold medalist, Wu Siu Hong shot the tournament's second perfect game en-route to taking over pole position of the Men's Open Masters qualifying standings of the 38th Philippines International Open. More... Related Links Men's Open Qualifying Ladies' Open Qualifying |
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 Wicky Yeung taking the overall lead |
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10th June, Manila: Hong Kong's national bowler, Wicky Yeung bowled identical two series of 711 for a total of 1422 to lead the Men's Open Masters qualifying table of the 38th Philippines International Open underway at Paeng's Midtown Bowl. More... Related Links Men's Open Qualifying Ladies' Open Qualifying |
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 Newly-crowned champions, Sharon Koh and Shaker Al-Hassan |
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6th June, Singapore: Southpaws, Shaker Al-Hassan of UAE and Sharon Koh of Malaysia came away with victories in the Men's and Women's Open Masters finals of the 42nd Singapore International Open on Sturday evening. More... Related Links Men's Stepladder Finals Women's Stepladder Finals Photo Album |
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 Sharon Koh and Shalin Zulkifli finishing 1-2 |
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5th June, Singapore: Malaysian women put in a classy performance in the Open Masters first block finals of the 42nd Singapore International Open with Sharon Koh and Shalin Zulkifli finishing first and second and Zatil Iman in the top 6. More... Related Links Women's Open 1stBlk Finals Photo Album |
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 Wu Siu Hong leading the first block |
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5th June, Singapore: Asian Champion, Wu Siu Hong of Hong Kong topped the intensely fought first block Men's Open Masters of the 42nd Singapore International Open ahead of UAE's Shaker Al-Hassan in second and Malaysia's Adrian Ang third. More... Related Links Men's Open 1stBlk Finals Photo Album |
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 Youth champions, Kristel Oh and Rickle Kam |
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5th June, Singapore: Hong Kong's Rickle Kam and Singapore Sports School's Kristel Oh snatched victories in the fina game of the Youth Boy's and Girl's Masters finals of the 42nd Singapore International Open on Friday morning. More... Related Links Youth Boy's Finals Youth Girl's Finals Photo Album |
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