Malaysian debutant, Farah Nur Iman snatched the Youth Girls title with 1611 after beating leader, Dale Lazo, 257-192 in the position-round match. Lazo, who led from game 5 after the Malaysian had led from the start, settled for second with 1578.
Last year's Ladies' Associate champion, Noelle Campos finished third with 1539 despite losing to compatriot, Bea Hernandez, 195-199 in the final game. Hernandez and Cara Loh Wai Theng of Sabah, Malaysia rounded out the top five.
The champion picked up 35,000 peso with the first and second runenrs-up taking home 20,000 and 10,000 peso respectoively. Qualifying will end late tonight with the staging of the one-game desperado squad to add the three qualifiers for Round 1 finals.
The second edition of the new PBF Philippine International Open is sponsored by Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) and other sponsors including Boysen Paints, Smart Communications, Cafe Puro, Prima Pasta, The City Bowling Shop, Jollibee, The Bowler, Timberpro, Young’s Town Sardines, Vectron Trade Corporation, Black Arrow Express and Fujihaya LS.