History

Records

(Note: Individual game results unavailable from the 1994 World Youth Championships.)

BOYS

SINGLES

Six games Total Year
1. Shawn Evans, United States 1,395 1998
2. Yannaphon Larpapharat, Thailand 1,369 2002
3. Fernando Rezende, Brazil 1,345 1990
4. Lasse Lintila, Finland 1,344 1990
    Kim Jae-Hoon, Korea 1,344 2000
One game Total Year Game
1. Tommy Jones, United States 300 1996 1
2. Tammam Sharif, Saudi Arabia 279 1998 5
    Gary Trottor, England 279 1998 5
    Masaru Ito, Japan 279 2000 4
5. Garreth Hechter, South Africa 278 1996 6
    Shawn Evans, United States 278 1998 2
    Kim Jae-Hoon, Korea 278 2000 4
    Alain Nicolas, France 278 2006 3

DOUBLES

Six games Total Year
1. Korea 2,685 2000
(Kong Sun-Jong 1,335, Kim Jae-Hoon 1,350)    
2. Australia 2,649 2000
(Matthew Riley 1,337, Paul Longayroux 1,312)    
3. United States 2,622 1990
(Patrick Healey Jr. 1,294, Jon Juneau 1,328)    
4. Canada 2,605 2006
(Daniel Skitt 1,281, Dan MacLelland 1,324)    
5. Sweden 2,599 2004
(Robert Andersson 1,336, Mikael Kanold 1,213)    
One game Total Year Game
1. Korea 527 2000 1
(Kong Sun-Jong 259, Kim Jae-Hoon 268)      
2. England 522 2006 2
(Robert Kendall 288, Adam Purnell 234)      
3. Venezuela 514 1996 2
(Richard Leon 257, Nicola Petrillo 257)      
4. Netherlands 510 1998 5
(Gerard Wijnstra 277, Michael Sassen 233)      
5. Netherlands 506 1998 2
(Gerard Wijnstra 228, Michael Sassen 278)      

TEAM

Six games Total Year
1. Sweden 5,074 2002
(Robert Andersson 1,257, Mats Olson 1,179, Jonni Kemppainen 1,274, Martin Larsen 1,364)    
2. Australia 5,022 2002
(Jason Walsh 1,315, Jarrod Lean 1,271, Cameron Jenkins 1,162, Jason Belmonte 1,274)    
3. United States 5,013 2000
(Scott Norton 1,192, Nathan Bohr 1,211, Derek Sapp 1,253, David Haynes 1,357)    
4. Finland 5,002 2000
(Osku Palermaa 1,234, Jarno Marjakangas 1,248, Sami Konsteri 1,216, Pasi Uotila 1,304)    
5. Finland 4,979 2004
(Sami Tolonen 1,213, Joonas Huolman 1,195, Mikko Ylitalo 1,279, Osku Palermaa 1,292)    
One game Total Year Game
1. United States 990 2000 6
(Scott Norton 256, Nathan Bohr 235, Derek Sapp 244, David Haynes 255)      
2. Japan 940 2000 1
(Yoshihiro Kamite 258, Yoshio Koike 214, Masaru Ito 269, Isao Yamamoto 199)      
3. Australia 920 2002 5
(Jason Walsh 205, Jarrod Lean 205, Cameron Jenkins 254, Jason Belmonte 256)      
4. Finland 919 2006 5
(Osku Palermaa 268, Toni Palermaa 168, Matias Kallio 237, Joonas Huolman 246)      
5. Saudi Arabia 918 1998 2
(Tamman Sharif 254, Talal Towaireb 217, Tariq Towaireb 235, Bandar Al Maghdawi 212)      

ALL-EVENTS

18 games Total Year
1. Saud Al Hajri, Qatar 3,982 1992
2. Kim Jae-Hoon, Korea 3,974 2000
3. David Haynes, United States 3,959 2000
4. Pasi Uotila, Finland 3,946 2000
5. Matthew Riley, Australia 3,939 2000

SIX-GAME BLOCK

(All events) Total Year Event
1. Soud Al Hajri, Qatar 1,399 1992 Mixed Team
2. Shawn Evans, United States 1,395 1998 Singles
3. Robert Andersson, Sweden 1,386 2004 Doubles
4. Lasse Lintilla, Finland 1,376 1990 Doubles
    Glen Loader, Australia 1,376 2006 Team

INDIVIDUAL GAME

(All events) Total Year Event
1. Tommy Jones, United States 300 1996 Singles
    Murabark Alim Ali, Qatar 300 1998 Masters
3. Douglas Acevedo, Puerto Rico 289 1996 Doubles
    Zulmazran Zulkifli, Malaysia 289 2002 Masters
5. Robert Kendall, England 288 2006 Doubles

Girls

SINGLES

Six games Total Year
1. Kelly Kulick, United States 1,366 2000
2. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia 1,365 1998
3. Angkana Netruiseth, Thailand 1,330 2002
4. Diandra Hyman, United States 1,313 2000
5. Sara Vargas, Columbia 1,289 1996
One game Total Year Game
1. Debbie Bowtell, Australia 289 1996 6
2. Sara Vargas, Colombia 279 1996 2
    Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia 279 1998 1
4. Malin Glendert, Sweden 266 2002 2
5. Sarah Yap, Malaysia 263 1996 4

DOUBLES

Six games Total Year
1. England 2,525 2000
(Lisa John 1,243, Zara Glover 1,282)    
2. United States 2,536 1998
(Amy Rocco 1,304, Kelly Kulick 1,232)    
3. United States 2,491 1998
(Jennifer Daugherty 1,259, Janette Piesczynski 1,232)    
4. Australia 2,477 1994
(Kelly Warren 1,264, Sharon McLeish 1,213)    
5. Mexico 2,466 2004
(Sandra Gongora 1,315, Iliana Lomeli 1,161)    
One game Total Year Game
1. Malaysia 503 2006 6
(Zandra Aziela 235, Esther Cheah 268)      
2. Japan 491 2002 6
(Kumi Fukuda 270, Satoe Fujii 221)      
3. Sweden 473 2002 6
(Diana Alfredsson 248, Elisabeth Janson 225)      
4. Venezuela 471 1992 1
(Joanna Fernandez 259, Alicia Marcano 212)      
5. Korea 468 1998 2
(Kim Ueau-Jin 226, Nam Bo-Ra 242)      
    England 468 2000 6
(Lisa John 202, Zara Glover 266)      
    Japan 468 2002 1
(Kumi Fukuda 233, Satoe Fujii 235)      
    United States 468 2004 1
(Jennifer Petrick 247, Stefanie Nation 221)      

TEAM

Six games Total Year
1. Korea 4,988 2000
(Koo Hyun-Jee 1,292, Kim Ho-Jung 1,228, Sara Lee 1,275, Jung Myo-Bouh 1,191)    
2. Korea 4,842 1998
(Kim Yeau-Jin 1,196, Lee Min-Hee 1,125, Nam Bo-Ra 1,270, Park Jin-Hee 1,251)    
3. Japan 4,838 2000
(Mari Kimura 1,264, Miyuki Kubotani 1,197, Ayano Katai 1,193, Satoe Fujii 1,184)    
4. United States 4,787 2004
(Anita Manns 1,207, Stefanie Nation 1,236, Jennifer Petrick 1,176, Olivia Sandham 1,163)    
5. Finland 4,786 2000
(Tiia Einola 1,238, Terja Lucenius 1,149, Piritta Kantola 1,236, Heidi Larnia 1,163)    
 
One game Total Year Game
1. Malaysia 925 1998 1
(Low Poh Sian 212, Wendy Chai 221, Lai Kin Ngh 224, Shalin Zulkifli 268)      
2. Japan 921 2000 5
(Mari Kimura 248, Miyuki Kubotani 226, Ayano Katai 222, Satoe Fujii 225)      
3. Korea 907 2000 6
(Koo Hyun-Jee 246, Kim Ho-Jung 212, Sara Lee 234, Jung Myo-Bouh 215)      
4. Korea 901 2000 3
(Koo Hyun-Jee 226, Kim Ho-Jung 247, Sara Lee 235, Jung Myo-Bouh 193)      
5. Sweden 891 2006 4
(Nina Flack 244, Jenny Hoglund 196, Diana Alfredsson 241, Therese Forsell 209)      

ALL-EVENTS

18 games Total Year
1. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia 3,820 1998
2. Kelly Kulick, United States 3,816 2000
3. Nam Bo-Ra, Korea 3,729 1998
4. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia 3,726 2000
5. Maxine Nable, Australia 3,725 1998
    Esther Cheah, Malaysia 3,725 2006

SIX-GAME BLOCK

All events Total Year Event
1. Esther Cheah, Malaysia 1,375 2006 Doubles
2. Kelly Kulick, United States 1,366 2000 Singles
3. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia 1,365 1998 Singles
4. Apple Posadas, Philippines 1,361 2004 Doubles
5. Minna Makela, Finland 1,332 2004 Team

INDIVIDUAL GAME

All events Total Year Event
1. Joy Hayman, Australia 290 1998 Team
2. Debbie Bowtell, Australia 289 1996 Singles
3. Sara Vargas, Colombia 279 1996 Singles
    Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia 279 1998 Singles
    Gemma Burden, England 279 1998 Masters

MIXED TEAM

*only held in 1990 and 1992
Six games Total Year
1. United States 4,954 1990
(Lynda Norry 1,255, Tammy Turner 1,237, Patrick Healey Jr. 1,258, Jon Juneau 1,204)    
2. United States 4,754 1992
(Tammy Turner 1,112, Nikki Brandolino 1,133, Robert Smith 1,224, Anthony Chapman 1,285)    
3. Chinese Taipei 4,673 1990
(Ou Nai-Cheng 1,173, Hui-Ying Liau 1,047, Chun-Ying Yu 1,244, Yao-Te Wang 1,209)    
4. Finland 4,630 1992
(Petra Tamsi 1,054, Jaana Puhakka 1,139, Jouni Helminen 1,184, Juha Maja 1,253)    
5. Malaysia 4,604 1990
(Lim Fung Jong 1,162, Sharon Low 1,082, Zamri Ismail 1,260, Karen Lian 1,094)    
One game Total Year Game
1. Finland 883 1992 2
(Petra Tamsi 199, Jaana Puhakka 217, Jouni Helminen 243, Juha Maja 224)      
2. Chinese Taipei 873 1990 2
(Ou Nai-Cheng 232, Hui-Ying Liau 182, Chun-Ying Yu 212, Yao-Te Wang 247)      
3. Chinese Taipei 866 1990 4
(Ou Nai-Cheng 224, Hui-Ying Liau 203, Chun-Ying Yu 235, Yao-Te Wang 204)      
4. United States 862 1990 1
(Lynda Norry 245, Tammy Turner 190, Patrick Healey Jr. 211, Jon Juneau 216)      
5. United States 852 1990 3
(Lynda Norry 192, Tammy Turner 202, Patrick Healey Jr. 242, Jon Juneau 216)      
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