2nd June, Singapore: The Koreans put in a dominating display of their prowess by winning the Men's and Women's Open Masters titles of the 45th Singapore International Open which ended at Orchid Bowl on Saturday evening.

Choi Bok-Eum of Korea had earlier edged fourth-seed and defending champion, Shaker Al Hassan of UAE and first round leader and second-seed, Derek Chan of Singapore, 195-193-150 to face his team-mate and top seed Hong Hae-Sol in the finals.

Both made little headway in the first four frames of the championship match and when Choi had an opened frame in the fifth, Hong appeared more relaxed as he struck out from frame eight to end the match with 225.

Choi, who had another opened frame in the ninth, had to settle for second spot when he managed only 174. Derek dropped one spot to third while Shaker remained in fourth position after the stepladder finals.

"This is my first international open title and I'll cherish this moment for a long time," said the 21-year-old Hong, a member of the national team which won the Guangzhou Asian Games Team gold medal in 2010.

The champion won S$20,000 (approx. US$16,000) with Choi settling for S$10,000. Chan earned S$5,000 and Shaker took home S$3,000.

In the earlier 6-games Round 2 finals, Hong ended the finals in the lead with 3661 pinfalls, 92 pins ahead of overnight leader, Chan in second with 3569. Choi took third spot with 3532 while Shaker advanced into the stepladder finals in fourth with 3492.

Cho Young-Seon, who was third in Round 1, missed the cut by 38 pins to finish fifth followed by Lim Dong-Sung, Kim Tae-Young and Jang Dong-Chul in sixth to eighth positions.

Meanwhile, the women's title match was another all-Korean affair with top seed and national rookie, Jung Da-Wun clinching her first international title by beating third-seed, Kim Moon-Jeong 213-202.

An early opened frame in the title match put Kim on her back foot and chasing the game. The challenger nearly forced her team-mate into a second decider but Jung doubled up in her last frame to pull off the victory.

Kim had earlier ousted second-seed Gye Min-Young and fourth-seed and Singapore's hopeful, Kristel Oh 235-177-192 to face the top seed in the final.

"I'm very happy to win this title and I've to thank my congress for giving me this opportunity," said the 28-year-old Jung, who won S$6,000 (approx. US$4,800). Kim settled for S$3,000 while Gye and Oh took home S$1,500 and S$1,000 respectively.

In the earlier Round 2 finals, Jung ended comfortably in the lead with 3427, 109 pins ahead of Gye Min-Young in second with 3318. Kim Moon-Jeong finished third with 3291 and Oh made the cut in fourth with 3260.

Jazreel Tan of Singapore missed the cut by 42 pins in fifth with 3218 followed by Singaporean Daphne Tan Shi Jing in sixth with 3185. Tannya Roumimper of Indonesia, who was second in Round 1 felled to seventh with 3180.

Mr Kensaku Konishi, President and CEO of Canon Singapore (the major partner of the championship) was on hand to give away the prizes to the Men's Open winners while Mr Chi Joong-Sup, President of the Korean Bowling Congress gave away the prizes to the Women's Open winners.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

1st June, Singapore: Korean national rookie, Jung Da-Wu and team-mate Gye Min-Young ruled the lanes at the 45th Singapore International Open on Friday after the duo ended the Women's Open Round 1 Masters finals in first and third.

Singapore's Daphne Tan Shi Jing had a great start reeling in 235 to lead the field of 30 finalists and 13 pins ahead of Jeon Eun-Hee of Korea in second. Daphne followed it up with 224 and 214 to remain in the lead as her team-mate, Kristel Oh trailed in second.

Despite a 199 in her fourth game, she kept her distance from Kristel by 20 pins but a poor 169 after the fifth game saw Kristel taking over the running as Daphne slipped to second, 33 pins behind.

Kristel was till in the lead after the sixth game until she too encountered a low game of 169 to hand the lead back to Daphne at the seventh game as Gye Min-Young of Korea moved up into second.

Indonesia's Tannya Roumimper stole the limelight when she fired 254 and 248 in the eighth and ninth games to move into the lead with Gye continuing to trail in second by 20 pins. Both the Singaporeans slipped down to third and fourth.

But the round belong to another Korean national, Jung Da-Wun after she rolled 229, 223 and 257 in her last three games to snatch the pole position with 2096. The Indonesian settled for second with 2064 while Gye finished third with 2058.

The 28-year-old national rookie was fifth going into her final game. Daphne came home fourth with 2053 with a third Korean, Kim Moon-Jeong completing the top 5 with 2037.

Kristel slipped to sixth position with 2027 ahead of 2010 Singapore Open champion, Sin Li Jane of Malaysia seventh. Other Singapore hopeful, New Hui Fen and Jazreel Tan finished eighth and ninth with defending champion, Kelly Kulick of USA rounding up the top 10.

Top local qualifier and Youth Open champion, Joey Yeo RuoQi managed 14th position while the overseas pool top qualifier, Lee Su-Jeong ended in a dismal 28th position.

Apart from the leader, who is 32 pins ahead in the lead, only 35 pins separated contenders in positions 2 to 8 which leaves the field wide open for anyone to make the top 4 in tomorrow's Round 2 finals over 6 games.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

1st June, Singapore: Ex-national Derek Chan of NSRCC stunned the mighty Koreans after topping the Men's Open Round 1 Masters finals of the 45th Singapore International Open at Orchid Bowl @ Orchid Country Club on Friday.

The Korean national bowlers immediately made their presence felt when 2009 AMF World Cup champion, Choi Yong-Kyu and Hong Hae-Sol got off to a great start with 269 and 259 respectively to lead the field of 42 finalists.

But Singapore bowlers too made an impression when Vincent Lim Hai Loon took over the running after rolling 268 following his 226 opening game with Singapore national bowler, Jason Yeong-Nathan moving up into second.

After a brief one-game lead from Jason at the third game, Vincent regained the lead, 8 pins ahead of Jason as the Koreans began to home in onto the leading duo.

Four massive games of 279, 225, 236 and another 279 from Derek Chan saw the ex-national leading the field and as much as 48 pins ahead of his nearest Korean opponent.

Despite losing the lead after the eighth game, there was no stopping the left-handed Singaporean as Derek went on to finish on top with 2283.

"I had slipped out of the qualifying table last night and I only managed to make two attempts to make the finals," said the 27-year-old MDIS marketing undergraduate, Derek Chan. "That was because I had to finish my final year exams."

"It got me so much relaxed after that and I was able to bowl consistently and made a lot of good shots. I hope today is not a fluke and I intend to do well in another 6 games tomorrow to make the top four."

Another southpaw, Hong Hae-Sol stormed home with 259 in his last game to edge team-mate, Cho Young-Seon for second spot with 2262. Cho took third position with 2260 followed by four other Koreans.

Asian Games multiple gold medalist and another left-hander, Choi Bok-Eum slipped to fourth with 2211 ahead of a fourth left-hander, Lim Dong-Sung in fifth with 2179. Jang Dong-Chul and Kim Tae-Young took sixth and seventh positions with 2175 and 2146.

Malaysia's best performer was top qualifier, Muhd Nur Aiman in eighth while Jason Yeong-Nathan dropped down to ninth after a good start. Defending champion, Shaker Al Hassan of UAE rounded up the top 10.

The men will return to the lanes for another 6 games in Round 2 tomorrow afternoon. The women will contest their Round 1 finals shortly and resume with their Round 2 in tomorrow morning. The top 4 women and top 4 men at the end of the second round will advance to the stepladder finals.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

31st May, Singapore: Muhd Nur Aiman of Malaysia, snatched pole position in the Men's Open Masters standings on the final day of qualifying at the 45th Singapore International Open as southpaws took four of the top 5 spots.

2011 Malaysian Open champion, Muhd Nur Aiman started the 4.30pm squad with a moderate 211 and followed it up with 226 in the second game. The Malaysian southpaw almost registered the first 300 of the championship in his third game.

He made a seemingly perfect 12th and final throw only to see two pins left standing for a big game of 298 to give himself a 735 series and thus improving his 6-game tally to 1413 to take over pole position in the Men's Open Masters overseas pool.

Korea's Hong Hae-Sol also improved his total to 1386 to take up third in the table. Overnight leader newly-crowned Euro-Med Storm International Masters Chellenge champion, Alex Liew of Malaysia slipped down to fourth with 1383.

Guangzhou Asian Games multiple gold medalist, Choi Bok-Eum of Korea became the fourth left-hander to occupy the top 5 spots with 1382. Except for Filipino right-hander, Jomar Jumapao denying the lefties with his second place finish with 1392.

Five men made the cut from the 6.00pm squad. Isaac Russell Paul headed this group to take up seventh position with 1375 followed by Jang Dong-Chul of Korea and his team-mate and 2009 World Cup champion, Choi Young-Kyu with 1373 and 1371.

SEA Games bronze medalist, Oscar of Indonesia made the cut fifth in the mixed pool with 1344 while ex-international, Kang Bong Long of Malaysia finished sixth in the same pool with 1343.

The cut stood at 1332 which is being held by Chinese Taipei's Cheng Chao-Yu with two remaining squads to play. There will be a one-game desperado squad which will be held for the top 3 scorer to join the finals after the last squad.

Overnight leader, Lee Su-Jeong of Korea remained firmly in pole position of the Women's Open Masters overseas qualifying pool with 1414. Filipina, Lara Posadas improved to take up second spot with 1338.

Jung Da-Wun also notched up an improved 1329 to move into third spot while 2010 Singapore Open champion, Sin Li Jane got out of the mixed pool to finish fourth with 1304 joined by her team-mate, Siti Safiyah completin gthe top 5 with 1298.

There were no changes in the local pool with newly-crowned Youth Girls Open Masters champion, Joey Yeo RuoQi in pole with 1369 followed by New Hui Fen and Amanda Ng second and third with 1335 and 1322 respectively.

The current cut off mark is held by newly-crowned Malaysian Open champion, Zandra Aziela of Malaysia ninth position in mixed pool with 1247.

The top 42 men and top 30 women will bowl two blocks of Masters finals, first over 10 games and second block over 6 games. The top 4 men and top 4 women will advance to the stepladder shootout finals on June 2.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

31st May, Singapore: Youth Under-18 Masters champion, Javier Tan bagged his second consecutive title at the 45th Singapore International Open after winning the Youth Boys Open Masters finals while Jeoy Yeo RuoQi clinched the Youth Girls Open crown.

Ng Kai Xiang set a cracking pace with 238 in his opening game to lead Jonathan Ding Sagan by 15 pins but his lead was short-lived as Suresh Elangovan surged into the lead with two consistent games of 206 and 216 with Jonathan still in second.

A sizzling high game of 269 in the third saw Malaysian youngster, Ahmad Muaz taking over the running as Javier Tan moved into second spot, just 4 pins adrift after a strong 248.

Javier then stepped up his pace to reel in 216, 235, 259 and 254 in his next four games to open up a hugh gap of 100 pins ahead of his nearest opponent, Ahmad in second.

The 17-year-old Republic Polytehnic student then eased off with 196 in his final game to win his second consecutive masters title with 1798 pinfalls. Ahmad settled for second with 1760, 38 pins away.

Suresh Elangovan took third spot with 1685 while Benedict Tan Xuan Wei and Jonathan Ding rounded the top 5 with 1670 and 1625 respectively.

Javier picked up S$1,000 for his win, Ahmad took home S$600 and Jonathan earned S$400. All the top 3 winners also walked away with a Canon IXUS 240HS digital camera each. Mr Sheldon Hee, General Manager Marketing Communications and Development of Canon Singapore gave away the prizes.

Meanwhile, 15-year-old Jeoy Yeo RuoQi of Raffles Girls School clinched the Youth Girls Open Masters crown with a total of 1677 pinfalls from PBC's Daphne Aw in second with 1608 and Chang Yu Hsuan of Chinese Taipei third with 1600.

Jeoy, who finished third in the Under-18 Masters two days earlier, took over the running from front-runner, Krishna Darshini after the fifth game to win comfortably with 69 pins to spare.

The race was very closely fought between Krishna, Joey and Filipina, Marie Alexis Sy but a strong finish in Joey's last three games earned her the title. Alexis slipped to fourth with 1591 while Krishna ended in sixth position.

Joey won S$800 as champion with Daphne Aw and Chang Yu Hsuan earned $600 and S$300 respectively. All top 3 winners also took home a Canon IXUS 240HS digital camera each courtesy of Canon Singapore.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

30th May, Singapore: National youth, Joey Yeo RuoQi took a rare lead in the local pool of the Women's Open Masters qualifying table in the on-going 45th Singapore International Open while Indonesian, Yeri Ramadona grabbed the lead in the Men's Open division.

The 15-year-old secondary 3 student from Raffles Girls School rolled a scintilating 740 to leapfrog overnight leader, New Hui Fen into top spot with 1369 albeit being over-shadowed by Korean women, who occupied the top six positions in the overseas pool.

Inspired with the challenge of competing against her more senior team-members and after finishing third in the Youth Girls Under-18 Masters finals two days agao, Joey Yeo chose to give it a try in the Open division.

And she flew past with flying colours in her fourth attempt kicking off with 259 in her opening game and following it up with 224 and 257 for a total of 740. Her superb effort gave her a 6-game tally of 1369 to move into the lead.

Joey Yeo, who won the Milo Junior All-Stars Under-15 Masters title last year in Malaysia, also cause quite a stir when she led the Women's Open Masters Round 1 finals in Bangkok last month but missed the stepladder finals finishing seventh in Round 2.

Overnight leader, New Hui Fen slipped down to second with 1335 while Amanda Ng rounded the top 3 in the local pool with 1322.

But Joey's fine displayed was over-shadowed by the mighty Korean national women team when they occupied the top six positions in the overseas pool with national rookie, Lee Su-Jeong remaining in the lead with 1414.

Jung Da-Wun, Jeon Eun-Hee, Baek Seung-Ja, Kim Moon-Jeong and 2010 World Cup first runner-up, Gye Min-Young finished second to sixth with 1324, 1295, 1286, 1262 and 1260 respectively.

Meanwhile the lead in the Men's Open Masters qualifying table changed hands substantially from yesterday. SEA Games bronze medalist and 2009 ABF Tour Hong KOng leg champion, Yeri Ramadona of Indonesia moved into the lead with 1373.

2010 Macau and Indonesia Open champion, Yannaphon Larpapharat of Thaiand surged into second spot with 1365 as Malaysian youngster, Yusuf Abdul Raof claimed third spot with 1363. Adrian Ang of Malaysia finished fourth with 1361 followed by overnight leader, Kim Tae-Young of Korea in fifth with 1356.

There were no changes in the local pool with Basil Low firmly in the lead with 1437. Low is also the overall leader when the championship started a week ago. Jason Yeong-Nathan and Joel Tan Eng An took second and third spot with 1391 and 1381.

The current cut in 12th position in the mixed pool stood at 1268 and is being held by Singapore's Shaun Lau. This scoreline is predicted to be around the 1320-mark by the end of qualifying rounds tomorrow.

42 Men and 30 Women will qualify for the 10-games Round 1 Masters finals on June 1 and 6-games Round 2 Masters finals on June 2. The top 4 men and top 4 women will advance into the stepladder finals shootout.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

29th May, Singapore: Korean national bowlers stamped their mark at the 45th Singapore International Open with Lee Su-Jeong, Jeon Eun-Hee and Jung Da-Wun taking up the top 3 spots of the Women's Open Masters qualifying table while Kim Tae-Young topped the Men's Open division.

Korean national rookie, Lee Su-Jeong in her first international outing, did not disappoint her selectors when she rolled 745 and 669 for a 6-game aggregate of 1414 to take over the lead of the Women's Open Masters qualifying leaderboard.

Lee also became the first women to surpass the 1,400-mark with her effort. IBC 2012 first-runner-up and world champion, Jeon Eun-Hee and another Korean national rookie, Jung Da-Wun joined Lee to take up the top 3 spots with 1295 and 1274 respectively.

The Korean national team, who rarely feature in international tournament apart from competing in open championships, have made their mark and will be the ones to beat during the finals this Friday.

Overnight leader, Tannya Roumimper of Indonesia slipped down to fourth with 1223 while Filipina, Apple Posadas rounded up the top 5 in the overseas pool with 1210.

Singapore national bowler, New Hui Fen remained in the lead in the local pool and second overall after she registered 1335 pinfalls. Collegiate League 2011 Most Valuable Player award winner and last year's first runner-up, Jazreel Tan improved to take up second behind Hui Fen with 1315.

Meanwhile, the Koreans also put in a commanding display in the Men's Open division after Kim Tae-Young surged into the lead with 1356. Guangzhou Asian Games multiple gold medalist, Choi Bok-Eum almost gave the Koreans a one-two finish but was split by Malaysia's Muhd Nur Aiman.

Aiman totaled 1354 to take up second spot ahead of Choi in third with 1338. Overnight leader and Filipino youngster, Jomar Jumapao shared fourth spot with Hong Hae-Sol of Korea with 1336.

In the local front, Asian Youth Games Masters gold medalist, Basil Low remained firmly in the lead with 1437. Guangzhou Asian Games Doubles silver medalist, Jason Yeong-Nathan improved to take second spot with 1391.

Singapore's youngster, Joel Tan Eng An did well to finish third with 1381 while JUstin Lim Chia Loong and three-time Singapore Open runner-up and reigning national champion, Remy Ong completed the top 5 with 1378 and 1372.

The top 13 local qualifiers, top 13 qualifiers from the overseas pool, top 9 qualifiers from the local and overseas pool together with the defending champion will contest the Men's Open Masters Stage 1 and Stage 2 finals on June 1 and 2 over two blocks of 6 games.

The top 10 local qualifiers, top 10 qualifiers from the overseas pool, top 9 qualifiers from the local and overseas pool together with the defending champion will also contest the Women's Open Masters Stage 1 and Stage 2 finals on June 1 and 2 over two blocks of 6 games.

The top 4 men and top 4 women will advance into the Stepladder Shootout finals to determine this year's champion. The men's champion will walk away with the top prize of S$20,000 and the women's champion will earn S$6,000.

Photos by Terence Yaw in Singapore.

28th May, Singapore:National bowler, New Hui Fen is eying for her first title this year after an inspired display to top the Women's Open Masters qualifying table of the 45th Singapore International Open underway at Orchid Bowl @ Orchid Country Club.

After capturing the 2011 Indonesia Open title in July last year, New Hui Fen followed it up by winning two silver medals in the World Women Championship in Hong Kong in September. Hui Fen ended a good year by bagging a gold and bronze medal at the SEA Games in Jakarta in November.

Her first international assignment was the 35th Canon Malaysian International Open but Hui Fen was unable to make any headway despite qualifying for the finals and advancing into Stage 2 finals.

Hui Fen, who turned 19 in January, will be hoping to return to the winning circle with a good performance after topping the Women's Open Masters qualifying table with 1335. Kristel Oh finished second with 1312 followed by Amanda Ng third with 1307.

Other Singapore title contenders were Jasmine Yeong-Nathan (4th-1289), Cherie Tan (5th-1288), Shayna Ng (6th-1239), Geraldine Ng (7th-1233), Bernice Lim (8th-1230), Jazreel Tan (9th-1229) and Ilma Nur Jannah (10th-1175).

Meanwhile, national bowler Basil Low, who became the only qualifier to break the 1,400-mark, rolled 720 and 717 for a 1437 total to lead the Men's Open Masters qualifying table since the opening day on May 22.

Apart from winning the Masters gold and a silver medal at the 2009 Asian Youth Games, Basil has done little to justify his promotion into the eilte squad of the men's national team. The 19-year-old did show a glimsp of his prowess when he rolled a perfect game in the 2009 Malaysian Open but failed to qualify.

At this year's Malaysian Open, Basil made the finals as well as advanced into the Stage 2 finals but managed only to finish 22nd position. The Singaporean will be hoping to put in a better display on home ground.

Joel Tan Eng An did well to take up second in the standings with 1381 followed by Justin Lim Chia Loong third with 1378.

Euro-Med Storm International Masters Challenge first runner-up and reigning national champion, Remy Ong slipped down to fourth after occupying second spot with 1372 for several days while Jason Yeong-Nathan rounded up the top 5 with 1321.

Malaysian Open first runner-up, Mark Wong finished 10th with 1293 ahead of his team-mate and Malaysian Open second runner-up, Keith Saw in 11th position with 1289.

The majority of the overseas bowlers from Australia, China, Indonesia, Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand will arrive Sunday and today and they will be taking to the lanes for their qualifying rounds.

Qualifying will continue for the next four days and the Open Masters finals will be contested on June 1 and 2. The Youth Open Masters finals will be staged on May 31.

Photos by Terence Yaw.

27th May, Singapore: SingaporeBowling national youths dominated the Under-18 Masters finals of the 45th Singapore International Open after Javier Tan cruised to a comfortable victory in the boy's division and Michelle Ng hung on to a slender win in the girl's division.

Basil Ng took the early lead after rolling a superb 236 in his opening game, 11 pins ahead of Javier Tan, who knocked down 225. Another scintilating game of 247 in the second game allowed Basil to open up a gap of 59 pins over Javier.

Basil managed only 181 in his third game allowing Javier to close the gap to 14 pins. Javier then picked up his pace with 238 in the fourth and a high game of 266 in the fifth to take over the running as Basil slipped down to tie second spot with Tay Hui Chiang.

Javier went on to end with 203, 202 and 191 in his last three games for a total of 1740, 113 ahead of the 2011 Milo All-Stars champion, Tay Hui Chiang in second with 1627.

A second national youth, Ng Kai Xiang finished strongly to snatch third spot with 1609 as pace-setter, Basil settled for fourth position with 1583.

Mr Von Chan, Director and General Manager, Business Imaging Solutions and Business Solution Division of Canon Singapore and Mr. Bob Gambardella, Chief, Sport Development Group and Singapore Sports Institution, Singapore Sports Council were on hand to present the prizes.

Meanwhile, it looked certain that national youth, Michelle Ng would cruise to a comfortable victory in the Youth Girls Under-18 finals after leading from the word "Go". Michelle got off to splendid start with 212 and 210 in her first two games.

Michelle had opened up a gap of 36 pins over Tay Hui Wen as she continued to down 192 and 209 to extend her lead to 88 pins at the halfway mark.

Despite a low game of 137 in the fifth game which allowed Tracy See to close the gap to 26 pins, Michelle recovered with a 231 to remain in the lead ahead of Kimberly Ooi Jing Yi moving into second spot.

The leader had 37 pins margin going into the last game and had almost lost it when she managed only 164. Fortunately, Kimberly ended with 194 and failed to overtake Michelle giving the her the victory with 1537 pinfalls.

Kimberly settled for second with 1533, just 4 pins behind while Joey Yeo RuoQi stormed home to clinch third spot with 1497. Tracy and Stacy Lian completed the top 5 with 1469 and 1426 respectively.

Photos courtesy of SingaporeBowling.

26th May, Singapore: Nu'Aim Syukri Bin Yusri clinched his second Youth Boys Under-15 Masters title at the 45th Singapore International Open and Charlene Lim snatched her maiden title after winning the Youth Girls Under-15 Masters crown.

Nu'Aim Syukri, who won the same title a year ago as a student at the Singapore Sports School but today bowling under PBC, got off to a cracking start with 212 in his opening game to lead Cai Ming En by 12 pins.

A lowly 170 in the second saw the 15-year-old youngster slipped behind Max Peh Wei Jia in second but only 1 pin adrift. But Keith Tan Wei An rolled a big game of 212 to take over the running after the third game.

Nu'Aim Syukri bounced back with a brilliant 220 to regain the lead only to see his lead snatched away again by Max Peh after another poor game of 163 in the fifth. There was very little separating the trio as they went into the sixth game.

Except for game 7 which saw Basil Ng Jui Chang taking over the lead briefly, all three finished strongly.

Nu'Aim ended with 222 to clinch the title for the second time with 1532. Keith Tan settled for second with 1520, 12 pins off Nu'Aim Syukri despite a good 208 in his final game. Max Peh took third spot with 1507 after ending with 222 as well.

The champion had barely made the finals after numerous attempts and only made the finals in his last attempt late last night.

Similarly in the Youth Girls Under-15 Masters finals, Charlene Lim Jia Yi, who had trailed front-runner, Debbie Sim Pei throughout the finals, snatched her maiden victory with a strong final game of 214.

Charlene was 11 pins behind Debbie going into the final game and her strong finish gave her the title with 1420 pinfalls. Debbie Sim had to settle for second with 1364 after two poor games of 143 and 147 in games 7 and 8.

Natalene Yuen Hui Shan finished third with 1358 while Daphne Oh and Nur Aqidah rounded up the top 5 with 1351 and 1318. 16 boys and 8 girls contested the Youth Under-15 Masters finals this morning.

The next masters finals will be contested by the Youth Boys and Girls Under-18 tomorrow at 9.00am as qualifying continues for the rest of the divisions.

Photos courtesy of SingaporeBowling.