| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Mohammad Al Zaidan, Kuwait |
1,316 |
| 2. Dan MacLelland, Canada |
1,304 |
| 3. Mads Sandbaekken, Norway |
1,296 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Canada |
2,605 |
| (Daniel Skitt 1,281, Dan MacLelland 1,324) |
|
| 2. Korea |
2,555 |
| (Jongwook Kim 1,330, Dong-Chul Jang 1,225) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
2,489 |
| (Zulmazran Zulkifli 1,358, Aaron Kong 1,131) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Australia |
4,942 |
| (Glen Loader 1,376, Stephen Cowland 1,204, Michael
Zentveld 1,119, Jason Belmonte 1,243) |
|
| 2. Malaysia |
4,849 |
| (Adrian Ang 1,186, Zaid Izlan 1,069, Aaron Kong 1,303,
Zulmazran Zulkifli 1,291) |
|
| 3. Norway |
4,827 |
| (Martin Olsen 1,140, Glenn Morten Pederson 1,223, Jahn
Kare Haugen 1,106, Mads Sandbaekken 1,358) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia |
3,882 |
| 2. Dan MacLelland, Canada |
3,851 |
| 3. Glen Loader, Australia |
3,114 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Mads Sandbaekken, Norway |
|
| 2. Dan MacLelland, Canada |
|
| 3. Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia |
|
| (tie) Glen Loader, Australia |
|
| Semifinals: Sandbaekken def. Zulkifli, 3-0
(212-194, 213-192, 234-179); MacLelland def. Loader, 3-0 (206-191, 238-185,
257-196) |
|
| Finals: Sandbaekken def. MacLelland, 3-1 (191-202,
202-202 – Sandbaekeen won roll-off 20-18, 219-192, 247-189) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Valerie Teo Hui Ying, Singapore |
1,193 |
| 2. Cherie Tan Shi Hua, Singapore |
1,190 |
| 3. Stefanie Nation, United States |
1,181 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Malaysia |
2,463 |
| (Zandra Aziela 1,088, Esther Cheah 1,375) |
|
| 2. Singapore |
2,458 |
| (Cherie Tan Shi Hua 1,213, Valerie Teo Hui Ying 1,245) |
|
| 3. Germany |
2,426 |
| (Tina Hulsch 1,277, Janine Gabel 1,149) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Netherlands |
4,726 |
| (Danielle van der Meer 1,280, Wendy Kok 1,265, Wendy van
der List 1,066, Ghislane van der Tol 1,115) |
|
| 2. Canada |
4,646 |
| (Jo-Ann Sanesac 1,109, Veronica Lalande-Lepointe 1,143,
Michelle McKay 1,108, Caroline Lagrange 1,286) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
4,579 |
| (Sharon Koh 1,195, Siti Safiyah 1,107, Zandra Aziela
1,059, Esther Cheah 1,218) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Esther Cheah, Malaysia |
3,725 |
| 2. Caroline Lagrange, Canada |
3,625 |
| 3. Danielle van der Meer, Netherlands |
3,623 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Sharon Koh, Malaysia |
|
| 2. Therese Forsell, Sweden |
|
| 3. Stefanie Nation, United States |
|
| (tie) Danielle van der Meer, Netherlands |
|
| Semifinals: Koh def. van der Meer, 3-2 (188-166,
181-196, 205-178, 189-243, 233-181); Forsell def. Nation, 3-1 (198-222,
235-200, 200-199, 215-185) |
|
| Finals: Koh def. Forsell, 3-2 (232-173, 145-175,
200-162, 161-180, 265-196) |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia |
1,316 |
| 2. Paul Stott, Ireland |
1,246 |
| 3. David O’Sullivan, United States |
1,241 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Sweden |
2,599 |
| (Robert Andersson 1,336, Mikael Kanold 1,213) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,548 |
| (Clay Herrbach 1,269, P.J. Haggerty 1,279) |
|
| 3. Japan |
2,495 |
| (Isao Yamamoto 1,313, Toshihiko Takahashi 1,182) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Finland |
4,979 |
| (Sami Tolonen 1,213, Joonas Huolman 1,195, Mikko Ylitalo
1,279, Osku Palermaa 1,292) |
|
| 2. Malaysia |
4,973 |
| (Zulmazran Zulkifli 1,246, Aaron Kong 1,296, Mohd Nadri
1,172, Adrian Ang 1,259) |
|
| 3. Sweden |
4,858 |
| (Mikael Kanold 1,312, Joakim Biehl 1,237, Jouni Kemppainen
1,175, Robert Andersson 1,134) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Jason Belmonte, Australia |
3,852 |
| 2. David O’Sullivan, United States |
3,825 |
| 3. Mikko Ylitalo, Finland |
3,808 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand |
|
| 2. Jason Belmonte, Australia |
|
| 3. Siu Hong Wu, Hong Kong |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Larpapharat def. Wu, 224-219;
Larpapharat def. Belmonte, 415-392 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Hyun-Jin Kang, Korea |
1,242 |
| 2. Tay Hui Yiang, Singapore |
1,228 |
| 3. Michelle Kwang Tien Mei, Singapore |
1,211 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Mexico |
2,466 |
| (Sandra Gongora 1,315, Iliana Lomeli 1,161) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,416 |
| (Jennifer Petrick 1,288, Stefanie Nation 1,128) |
|
| 3. Venezuela |
2,346 |
| (Esther Alvarez 1,172, Olga Arandia 1,174) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. United States |
4,787 |
| (Anita Manns 1,207, Stefanie Nation 1,236, Jennifer
Petrick 1,176, Olivia Sandham 1,163) |
|
| 2. Australia |
4,578 |
| (Cassie Staudinger 1,058, Michelle Halprin 1,195, Jayde
Flanagan 1,266, Clair Johnston 1,059) |
|
| 3. England |
4,568 |
| (Laura Ivory 1,214, Holly Towersey 1,091, Joanne
Allsebrook 1,157, Jemma Smith 1,106) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Minna Makela, Finland |
3,693 |
| 2. Jennifer Petrick, United States |
3,662 |
| 3. Sandra Gongora, Mexico |
3,577 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Jennifer Petrick, United States |
|
| 2. Stefanie Nation, United States |
|
| 3. Hyun-Jin Kang, Korea |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Nation def. Kang, 213-194;
Petrick def. Nation, 414-404 (two games) |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand |
1,369 |
| 2. Jarrod Lean, Australia |
1,305 |
| 3. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong |
1,301 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Korea |
2,532 |
| (Son Won Lak 1,248, Kim Ho-Yoon 1,284) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,505 |
| (Chris Klerk 1,209, Matt Gilman 1,296) |
|
| 3. Korea |
2,500 |
| (Kim Young-Hun 1,281, Kim Ko-Woon 1,219) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Sweden |
5,074 |
| (Robert Andersson 1,257, Mats Olson 1,179, Jonni
Kemppainen 1,274, Martin Larsen 1,364) |
|
| 2. Australia |
5,022 |
| (Jason Walsh 1,315, Jarrod Lean 1,271, Cameron Jenkins
1,162, Jason Belmonte 1,274) |
|
| 3. Korea |
4,907 |
| (Kim Young-Hun 1,217, Son Won-Lak 1,193, Kim Ho-Yoon
1,202, Kim Ko-Woon 1,295) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand |
3,863 |
| 2. Osku Palermaa, Finland |
3,822 |
| 3. Jason Walsh, Australia |
3,807 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Wu Siu Hong, Hong Kong |
|
| 2. Kim Ko-Woon, Korea |
|
| 3. Martin Larsen, Sweden |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Wu def. Larsen, 261-191; Wu def.
Ko-Woon, 431-400 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Angkana Netruiseth, Thailand |
1,330 |
| 2. Yu-Fen Pan, Chinese Taipei |
1,277 |
| 3. Shannon Pluhowsky, United States |
1,227 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. England |
2,446 |
| (Donna Adams 1,203, Ann Smith 1,243) |
|
| 2. Korea |
2,437 |
| (Bae Yoo-Ra 1,172, Kim Ho-Jung 1,265) |
|
| 3. Sweden |
2,429 |
| (Anna Mattsson-Baard 1,139, Malin Glendert 1,290) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. England |
4,728 |
| (Ann Smith 1,185, Donna Adams 1,186, Zara Glover 1,177,
Lisa John 1,180) |
|
| 2. United States |
4,657 |
| (Holly Hoopii 1,053, Heather Hoffman 1,168, Jennifer
Petrick 1,194, Shannon Pluhowsky 1,242) |
|
| 3. Korea |
4,615 |
| (Hong Soo-Yeon 1,170, Kim So-Youn 1,203, Bae Yoo-Ra 1,086,
Kim Ho-Jung 1,156) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Malin Glendert, Sweden |
3,628 |
| 2. Kim Ho-Jung, Korea |
3,579 |
| 3. Donna Adams, England |
3,576 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Shannon Pluhowsky, United States |
|
| 2. Hong Soo-Yeon, Korea |
|
| 3. Kim Ho-Jung, Korea |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Pluhowsky def. Ho-Jung, 210-193;
Pluhowsky def. Soo-Yeon, 429-390 (two games) |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Kim Jae-Hoon, Korea |
1,344 |
| 2. Matthew Riley, Australia |
1,321 |
| 3. Yoshihiro Kamite, Japan |
1,317 |
| (tie) Graham Turner, Ireland |
1,317 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Korea |
2,685 |
| (Kong Sun-Jong 1,335, Kim Jae-Hoon 1,350) |
|
| 2. Australia |
2,649 |
| (Matthew Riley 1,337, Paul Longayroux 1,312) |
|
| 3. Finland |
2,592 |
| (Osku Palermaa 1,235, Pasi Uotila 1,357) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. United States |
5,013 |
| (Scott Norton 1,192, Nathan Bohr 1,211, Derek Sapp 1,253,
David Haynes 1,357) |
|
| 2. Finland |
5,002 |
| (Osku Palermaa 1,234, Jarno Marjakangas 1,248, Sami
Konsteri 1,216, Pasi Uotila 1,304) |
|
| 3. Japan |
4,965 |
| (Yoshihiro Kamite 1,284, Yoshio Koike 1,170, Masaru Ito
1,286, Isao Yamamoto 1,225) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Kim Jae-Hoon, Korea |
3,974 |
| 2. David Haynes, United States |
3,959 |
| 3. Pasi Uotila, Finland |
3,946 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Derek Sapp, United States |
|
| 2. David Haynes, United States |
|
| 3. Kim Jae-Hoon, Korea |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Haynes def. Jae-Hoon, 217-201;
Sapp def. Haynes, 434-434 (40-39 in two-frame roll-off after two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Kelly Kulick, United States |
1,366 |
| 2. Diandra Hyman, United States |
1,313 |
| 3. Tia Einola, Finland |
1,269 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. England |
2,525 |
| (Lisa John 1,243, Zara Glover 1,282) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,465 |
| (Diandra Hyman 1,265, Kelly Kulick 1,200) |
|
| 3. United States |
2,412 |
| (Kassy Hyman 1,225, Janette Piesczynski 1,187) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Korea |
4,988 |
| (Koo Hyun-Jee 1,292, Kim Ho-Jung 1,228, Sara Lee 1,275,
Jung Myo-Bouh 1,191) |
|
| 2. Japan |
4,838 |
| (Mari Kimura 1,264, Miyuki Kubotani 1,197, Ayano Katai
1,193, Satoe Fujii 1,184) |
|
| 3. Finland |
4,786 |
| (Tiia Einola 1,238, Terja Lucenius 1,149, Piritta Kantola
1,236, Heidi Larnia 1,163) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Kelly Kulick, United States |
3,816 |
| 2. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia |
3,726 |
| 3. Diandra Hyman, United States |
3,724 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Diandra Hyman, United States |
|
| 2. Kelly Kulick, United States |
|
| 3. Miyki Kubotani, Japan |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Kulick def. Kubotani, 214-203;
Hyman def. Kulick, 389-382 (two games) |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Shawn Evans, United States |
1,395 |
| 2. Tammam Sharif, Saudi Arabia |
1,310 |
| 3. Rowen Jay Bautis, Philippines |
1,280 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Netherlands |
2,538 |
| (Gerald Wijnstra 1,278, Michael Sassen 1,258) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,506 |
| (Neal Ogata 1,295, Michael Fagan 1,211) |
|
| 3. Korea |
2,492 |
| (Byun Ho-Jin 1,208, Kim Myoung-Jo 1,284) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Japan |
4,951 |
| (Masaru Ito 1,261, Yoshio Koike 1,260, Hirofumi Morimot
1,177, Atsushi Takahashi 1,253) |
|
| 2. United States |
4,911 |
| (Jeremy Sonnefeld 1,225, Neal Ogata 1,182, Michael Fagan
1,242, Shawn Evans 1,262) |
|
| 3. Finland |
4,903 |
| (Sami Konsteri 1,227, Jukka Pesonen 1,147, Jarno Marjakan
1,202, Petteri Salonen 1,327) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Petteri Salonen, Finland |
3,795 |
| 2. Shawn Evans, United States |
3,791 |
| 3. Murabark Alim Ali, Qatar |
3,765 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Alex Liew, Malaysia |
|
| 2. Murabark Alim Ali, Qatar |
|
| 3. Petteri Salonen, Finland |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Ali def. Salonen, 193-170; Liew
def. Ali, 440-381 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia |
1,365 |
| 2. Kim Yeau-Jin, Korea |
1,266 |
| 3. Paloa Gomez, Colombia |
1,260 |
| (tie) Shima Washizuka, Japan |
1,260 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. United States |
2,536 |
| (Amy Rocco 1,304, Kelly Kulick 1,232) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,491 |
| (Jennifer Daugherty 1,259, Janette Piesczynski 1,232) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
2,458 |
| (Low Poh Lian 1,210, Shalin Zulkifli 1,248) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Korea |
4,842 |
| (Kim Yeau-Jin 1,196, Lee Min-Hee 1,125, Nam Bo-Ra 1,270, Park Jin-Hee 1,251) |
|
| 2. United States |
4,768 |
| (Jennifer Daugherty 1,084, Janette Piesczynski 1,253, Amy
Rocco 1,113, Kelly Kulick 1,318) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
4,755 |
| (Low Poh Sian 1,200, Wendy Chai 1,097, Lai Kin Ngh 1,251,
Shalin Zulkifli 1,207) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia |
3,820 |
| 2. Nam Bo-Ra, Korea |
3,729 |
| 3. Maxine Nable, Australia |
3,725 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Wang Yu-Ling, Chinese Taipei |
|
| 2. Kelly Kulick, United States |
|
| 3. Tan Bee Leng, Singapore |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Yu-Ling def. Leng, 182-177;
Yu-Ling def. Kulick, 393-357 (two games) |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Masaru Ito, Japan |
1,313 |
| 2. Lee Sang-Hun, Korea |
1,302 |
| 3. Robert Smith, United States |
1,300 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Venezuela |
2,510 |
| (Richard Leon 1,153, Nicola Petrillo 1,357) |
|
| 2. England |
2,482 |
| (Paul Evans 1,148, Paul Delaney 1,334) |
|
| 3. United States |
2,465 |
| (Michael Mullin 1,258, Jeremy Sonnenfeld 1,207) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Chinese Taipei |
4,842 |
| (Cheng Chao-Sheng 1,273, Cheng Chao-Yu 1,248, Tseng
Chin-Chung 1,149, Chen Chien-Hung 1,172) |
|
| 2. Malaysia |
4,778 |
| (Vincent Low 1,252, Daniel Lim 1,246, Kamarul Azwan 1,105,
Ben Heng 1,105) |
|
| 3. United States |
4,773 |
| (Robert Smith 1,135, Michael Mullin 1,217, Jeremy
Sonnenfeld 1,157, Tommy Jones 1,264) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Nicola Petrillo, Venezuela |
3,766 |
| 2. Tommy Jones, United States |
3,764 |
| 3. Jaime Gomez, Columbia |
3,734 |
| (tie) Lee Sang-Hun, Korea |
3,734 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Kim Myong-Jo, Korea |
3,586 |
| 2. Tommy Jones, United States |
3,458 |
| 3. Duane Camacho, Guam |
3,450 |
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Sara Vargas, Columbia |
1,289 |
| 2. Sarah Yap, Malaysia |
1,263 |
| 3. Wendy Verhoeven, Netherlands |
1,249 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Japan |
2,411 |
| (Tomie Kawaguchi 1,222, Tomomi Shibata 1,189) |
|
| 2. Japan |
2,407 |
| (Miyuki Yamamoto 1,180, Shima Washizuki 1,227) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
2,378 |
| (Sarah Yap 1,181, Shalin Zulkifli 1,197) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Chinese Taipei |
4,702 |
| (Tseng Su-Fen 1,216, Hung Shu-Chun 1,135, Wu Chia-Shu
1,113, Wang Yu-Ling 1,238) |
|
| 2. Norway |
4,643 |
| (Ingunn Oeien 1,112, Marianne Haukaas 1,187, Guro Andersen
1,161, Tina Cecilie Gudmundsen 1,183) |
|
| 3. Korea |
4,602 |
| (Kim Yeau-Jin 1,253, Yoon Sang-Ie 924, Moon Kyung-Ae
1,290, Kim Ju-Hee 1,135) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Wang Yu-Ling, Chinese Taipei |
3,642 |
| 2. Wendy Verhoeven, Netherlands |
3,639 |
| 3. Kim Yeau-Jin, Korea |
3,622 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Wang Yu-Ling, Chinese Taipei |
3,417 |
| 2. Kim Yeau-Jin, Korea |
3,356 |
| 3. Jennifer Swanson, United States |
3,328 |
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Pasi Pollanen, Finland |
1,285 |
| 2. Yang Jun-Young, Korea |
1,282 |
| 3. Yoshio Oki, Japan |
1,246 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. United States |
2,438 |
| (Andrew Chapman 1,148, Robert Smith 1,290) |
|
| 2. Mexico |
2,402 |
| (Manuel Gonzalez 1,267, Jose Rodriguez 1,135) |
|
| 3. Colombia |
2,383 |
| (Jaime Andres Gomez 1,257, Rafael Ortiz 1,126) |
|
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Finland |
4,710 |
| (Pasi Pollanen 1,242, Tomi Vaananen 1,246, Kai Siltala
1,131, Juha Maja 1,091) |
|
| 2. Korea |
4,670 |
| (Yang Jun-Young 1,118, Lee Sang-Hun 1,188, Lee Jung-Han
1,213, Kim Chul-Min 1,151) |
|
| 3. United States |
4,647 |
| (William Ripley 1,184, Darren Wong 1,145, Andrew Chapman
1,086, Robert Smith 1,232) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Pasi Pollanen, Finland |
3,697 |
| 2. Robert Smith, United States |
3,692 |
| 3. Manuel Gonzalez, Mexico |
3,615 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Chiang An-Shan, Chinese Taipei |
|
| 2. Pasi Pollanen, Finland |
|
| 3. Chan Shen, Singapore |
|
| Stepladder Finals: An-Shan def. Shen, 217-210;
An-Shan def. Pollanen, 405-371 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Jaana Puhakka, Finland |
1,208 |
| 2. Kelly Warren, Australia |
1,196 |
| 3. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia |
1,194 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Australia |
2,477 |
| (Kelly Warren 1,264, Sharon McLeish 1,213) |
|
| 2. Finland |
2,413 |
| (Krista Ylonen 1,184, Jaana Puhakka 1,229) |
|
| 3. United States |
2,299 |
| (Pam Inloes 1,112, Joey Simpson 1,187) |
|
| |
|
| National All-events |
|
| 1. Australia |
4,626 |
| (Kelly Warren 1,189, Sharon McLeish 1,211, Amanda Bradley
1,133, Cara Honeychurch 1,093) |
|
| 2. Mexico |
4,615 |
| (Minerva Amezcua 1,227, Yazcara Cerda 1,099, Sayuri Yamada
1,120, Gloria Echeverria 1,169) |
|
| 3. United States |
4,553 |
| (Vickie Ghrist 1,081, Pam Inloes 1,138, Joey Simpson
1,108, Liz Johnson 1,226) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Kelly Warren, Australia |
3,649 |
| 2. Sharon McLeish, Australia |
3,586 |
| 3. Ingrid van der Sluijs, Netherlands |
3,537 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Jaana Puhakka, Finland |
|
| 2. Liz Johnson, United States |
|
| 3. Kelly Warren, Australia |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Johnson def. Warren, 190-136;
Puhakka def. Johnson, 394-358 (two games) |
|
| MIXED |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. United States |
4,754 |
| (Tammy Turner 1,112, Nikki Brandolino 1,133, Robert Smith
1,224, Anthony Chapman 1,285) |
|
| 2. Finland |
4,630 |
| (Petra Tamsi 1,054, Jaana Puhakka 1,139, Jouni Helminen
1,184, Juha Maja 1,253) |
|
| 3. Netherlands |
4,592 |
| (Tania Dreyer 1,109, Ingrid van der Sluys 1,138, Glenn
Werkhoven 1,179, Marcel van den Bosch 1,166) |
|
| |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Angelo Constantino, Philippines |
1,313 |
| 2. Lee Dong-Hee, Korea |
1,306 |
| 3. Seo Kook, Korea |
1,279 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Philippines |
2,473 |
| (Norberto Constantino 1,139, Angelo Constantino 1,334) |
|
| 2. Qatar |
2,453 |
| (Khalid Al Sada 1,120, Saud Al Hajri 1,333) |
|
| 3. Korea |
2,445 |
| (Lee Dong-Hee 1,172, Seo Kook 1,273) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Saud Al Hajri, Qatar |
3,982 |
| 2. Angelo Constantino, Philippines |
3,773 |
| 3. Seo Kook, Korea |
3,798 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Anthony Chapman, United States |
|
| 2. Seo Kook, Korea |
|
| 3. Angelo Constantino, Philippines |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Kook def. Constantino, 217-204;
Chapman def. Kook, 414-380 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Cristina Kortright, Puerto Rico |
1,206 |
| 2. Nikki Brandolino, United States |
1,204 |
| 3. Emma Barlow, Great Britain |
1,189 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Venezuela |
2,330 |
| (Joanna Fernandez 1,190, Alicia Marcano 1,140) |
|
| 2. Korea |
2,250 |
| (Kim Young-Sim 1,061, Lee Hea-Myung 1,189) |
|
| 3. Netherlands |
2,221 |
| (Tania Dreyer 1,096, Ingrid van der Sluys 1,125) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Emma Barlow, Great Britain, 3,519 |
|
| 2. Jaana Puhakka, Finland, 3,427 |
|
| 3. Nikki Brandolino, United States, 3,415 |
|
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Jaana Puhakka, Finland |
|
| 2. Tammy Turner, United States |
|
| 3. Kim Young-Sim, Korea |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Puhakka def. Young-Sim, 245-202;
Puhakka def. Turner, 408-338 (two games) |
|
| MIXED |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. United States |
4,954 |
| (Lynda Norry 1,255, Tammy Turner 1,237, Patrick Healey
Jr. 1,258, Jon Juneau 1,204) |
|
| 2. Chinese Taipei |
4,673 |
| (Ou Nai-Cheng 1,173, Hui-Ying Liau 1,047, Chun-Ying Yu
1,244, Yao-Te Wang 1,209) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
4,604 |
| (Lim Fung Jong 1,162, Sharon Low 1,082, Zamri Ismail
1,260, Karen Lian 1,094) |
|
| |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Fernando Rezende, Brazil |
1,345 |
| 2. Lasse Lintila, Finland |
1,344 |
| 3. Chu Nam-Hyun, Korea |
1,337 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. United States |
2,622 |
| (Patrick Healey Jr. 1,294, Jon Juneau 1,328) |
|
| 2. Finland |
2,563 |
| (Lasse Lintila 1,376, Sami Luoto 1,187) |
|
| 3. Qatar |
2,548 |
| (Ahmed Mureikhi 1,260, Saeo Majri 1,288) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Lasse Lintila, Finland |
3,889 |
| 2. Paulo Valdez, Philippines |
3,794 |
| 3. Ahmed Mureikhi, Qatar |
3,786 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Patrick Healey Jr., United States |
|
| 2. Lasse Lintila, Finland |
|
| 3. Ahmed Mureikhi, Qatar |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Healey def. Mureikah, 206-192;
Healey def. Lintila, 494-458 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Jenni Hertrick, Australia |
1,220 |
| 2. Lynda Norry, United States |
1,196 |
| 3. Kim Brook-Young, Korea |
1,181 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. Chinese Taipei |
2,397 |
| (Chun-Ying Yu 1,195, Hui-Yang Liau 1,202) |
|
| 2. Malaysia |
2,396 |
| (Sharon Low 1,247, Karen Lian 1,149) |
|
| 3. Korea |
2,349 |
| (Kim Sook-Young 1,154, Shin Mi-Sun 1,195) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Lynda Norry, United States |
3,605 |
| 2. Chun-Ying Yu, Chinese Taipei |
3,557 |
| 3. Shin Mi-Sun, Korea |
3,551 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Shin Mi-Sun, Korea |
|
| 2. Lynda Norry, United States |
|
| 3. Tammy Turner, United States |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Mi-Sun def. Turner, 217-193;
Mi-Sun def. Norry, 446-421 (two games) |
|
| BOYS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Peer Jensen, Denmark |
1,212 |
| 2. Andrew Chan, Malaysia |
1,210 |
| 3. Hwang Seong-Hwee, South Korea |
1,204 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. United States |
2,390 |
| (Justin Hromek/Dan Nadeau) |
|
| 2. United States |
2,317 |
| (Chris Gibbons/Todd Murphy) |
|
| 3. Malaysia |
2,283 |
| (Ong Lay Seng/Andrew Chan) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Cliff Dew, Great Britain |
3,623 |
| 2. Jing Sablan, Philippines |
3,564 |
| 3. Ulrik Jargensen, Denmark |
3,501 |
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Qatar |
4,779 |
| 2. Denmark |
4,571 |
| 3. Great Britain |
4,570 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Carl Bottomley, Australia |
|
| 2. Salem Monsouri, Qatar |
|
| 3. Chris Gibbons, United States |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Monsouri def. Gibbons, 227-145;
Bottomley def. Monsouri, 356-354 (two games) |
|
| |
|
| GIRLS |
|
| Singles |
|
| 1. Lisa Kwan, Malaysia |
1,250 |
| 2. Kim Terrell, United States |
1,225 |
| 3. Chao Feng, Chinese Taipei |
1,193 |
| |
|
| Doubles |
|
| 1. United States |
2,288 |
| (Heather Hahml/Donna DiTrani) |
|
| 2. Denmark |
2,259 |
| (Helle Christensen/Trine Simonsen) |
|
| 3. Chinese Taipei |
2,250 |
| (Feng Chao/Ming-Chu Tseng) |
|
| |
|
| All-events |
|
| 1. Kim Terrell, United States |
3,467 |
| 2. Helle Christensen, Denmark |
3,392 |
| 3. Lisa Kwan, Malaysia |
3,384 |
| |
|
| Team |
|
| 1. Philippines |
4,466 |
| 2. United States |
4,401 |
| 3. Australia |
4,399 |
| |
|
| Masters |
|
| 1. Karen Shafer-Wakefield, United States |
|
| 2. Marika Felipe, Philippines |
|
| 3. Julie Dawes, Australia |
|
| Stepladder Finals: Shafer-Wakefield def. Dawes,
214-179; Shafer-Wakefield def. Felipe 357-324 (two games) |
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