In the Women's division, Shah Alam's Zatil Iman Abdul Ghani, Adlin Nadhirah Ghazali, and Doubles gold medalists, Nurul Ayunni Junaidi and Nurul Alyssa Junaidi again denied Petaling Jaya and top-seed their third attempt at winning the gold.
Shah Alam displayed their class after defeating Petaling Jaya's Anis Hannani Binti Romzi, Afiqah Nurhabreyah, Puteri Nurul Dini and twice silver medalist, Faten Najihah Bte Ahmad Faik, 275-200 in the final. The champion had an easy victory over third-seed, Paranaque's Julianne Marri Lacson Ramirez, Norel Conzales Nuevo, Alyssa Louise Gutierrezty and Maria Lourdes Cruz Arles, 220-167 in the semi-finals.
Petaling Jaya also easily defeated Pasay's Kaygen Urbano Itaralde, Sofia Isabela Dytoc, Patricia Anne Baradi Carabeo and Jazqueline Maguisara Sadiua, 205-169 in the other semi to advance to the title match.
Petaling Jaya led from start to finish in the earlier three-game preliminary with 2641 team total. Shah Alam totaled 2560 to take second spot. Paranaque finished third with 2336 while Pasay edged Jakarta by 18 pins to advance to the medal round in fourth.