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2006 Qubicaamf Bowling World Cup Caracas, Venezuela Bowlers Details - Men 2006 QUBICAAMF BOWLING WORLD CUP CARACAS, VENEZUELA BOWLERS DETAILS - MEN Country Bowler Age Occupation Aver. Previous World Cups Final Place World Cup Awards Argentina Lucas Legnani 27 Proshop Owner 210 2005 5 Armenia Ashot Grigorian 59 2000/1/2/4 86/71/68/91 Aruba Evans Ruiz Australia Jason Walsh 26 Carpenter 225 Austria Peter Gangl 27 Technician 186 2004 39 Azores Márcio Jesus 28 194 Bahrain Osama Khalfan 28 Belarus Dmitry Stepuk 39 Businessman 195 2001 63 Belgium Sven van Eyken 35 Bowling Centre Owner 216 1992 28 Brazil Caio Pizzoli 30 Proshop Operator 195 Bulgaria Yavor Milanov Canada Michael Schmidt 26 Pro Shop Operator 229 2005 1 Colombia Jaime Enrique Monroy Perdomo 33 Costa Rica Marco Odio 43 1983/4/5/6/9/1990/3/4/7/9/2000 7/9/15/18/25/28/20/8/17/13/23 Croatia Krunoslav Struml 40 Mechanical Engineer 180 2005 74 Curacao Carlos Rodriguez 2000 44 Czech Republic Karel Kutina 41 Editor Bowling Magaine Denmark Søren Trabjerg Hansen Dominican Republic Hilton Núñez. Ecuador Jose E. Titusunta 36 Laboratory Technician 180 El Salvador Julio Acosta Baires (Sr.) 2000/3 62/49 England Dominic Barrett 21 Auditor for Licenced Trade 225 Estonia Aivar Leinemann 45 Businessman 194 Ethiopia Dereje Bogale 30 Merchant Finland Osku Palermaa 22 Pro Shop Operator 221 France Thierry Sacco 32 Pro Shop Operator 215 2005 10 French Guiana Maurice Talane 45 Technician 195 2000/1/3/4/5 68/42/32/61/56 Germany Achim Grabowski 1992/5/6 2/8/7 Gibraltar Graham Coles 52 Assistant Store Manager 180 2004/5 62/57 Greece Stelios Mourjakis Guatemala Miguel Aguilar 61 Businessman 210 1992/2004 32/31 Guernsey David Baker 49 Security Manager 176 Hong Kong Seto Sai Tung 2005/21 Honduras Christian Abimael Brizzio Hungary Hevele Zoltan Iceland Steinthor Geirdal Johansson India Srinath Pobbathi 39 Self employed 205 Indonesia Ryan Leonard Lalisang 26 1998/2001/2 27/09/1931 Iraq Shant Panos Tomassian 40 Businessman 190 2001/2/4/5 82/74/92/76 Ireland Alan Gibbons 26 Businessman 218 04/02/2000 22/16/13 Isle of Man Nick Cayzer 37 2000 43 Israel Or Aviram 27 Computer Software Expert 220 2002/5 18-feb Italy Vittorio Vaglia 31 Free Agent 219 Japan Toshiyuki Teshima 48 Independent Businessman 215 Jersey Mike High 44 Printer 200 Jordan Mohammad Nayef Zayed Al-Masri 40 2004 50 Kazakhstan Makhmut Lazaridi 43 Technical Secretary KBF 200 2005 61 Korea Yoon Sung-Hyun 16 Kuwait Fadhel Al Mousawi 40 2004 32 Latvia Normunds Sams 35 Manager Macao Choi Lo Fai Malaysia Adrian Ang 18 Student 205 Mexico Daniel Velasco 26 Marketing 225 2004 44 Moldova Nikolay Babyuk 46 Businessman 201 Mongolia Batbayar Uchralsakhan 23 Morocco Patrick Mehdi Leroy 49 Bowling Centre Manager 197 1996/7/9/2000/1/2/3/4/5 70/79/73/81/76/62/71/74/62 2003 Sportsman Award Netherlands Wim van der Veen New Caledonia Marin Tranier 40 Merchant 185 1995/6/7/8/9/2000/4/5 42/67/74/61/52/77/72/58 New Zealand Jason Waters 26 Proshop Manager 200 2003/5 27/27 Northern Ireland William Nimick 31 216 2005 22 Norway Petter Hansen 38 Bowling Centre Owner 1997/2004/5 36/2/5 Pakistan Ijaz-ur-Rehman Panama Miguel Pastor Peru Luis Llerena 61 Industrial Relations 185 Philippines Markwin Tee 22 Athlete 217 Poland Michal Rybicki 17 Student 192 Portugal Christophe Guimarães Puerto Rico Edgardo Ruiz 1992 41 Qatar Saed Al Hajri 39 1993/4 12/5 Reunion Frederique Barre 1995 49 Romania Marius Piticariu 32 Russia Igor Zavialov 34 Businessman Scotland Ross Murray 28 Epos IT Support 191 Serbia Dejan Radulovich 46 Executive Manager 190 2005 82 Singapore Derek Chan 20 Student Slovakia Roman Košík 33 Driver 190 Slovenia Ziga Kalan South Africa Guy Caminsky 29 Bowling Centre Manager 1997/2000/1/2/3/4/5 31/5/20/30/22/14/26 2002 Sportsman Award Spain Samuel Castiullo 48 Employee 200 2005 53 Sweden Peter Ljung 1986/7 1/20 1986 High Game 289 Switzerland Philippe Huber 216 1999 38 Syria Bashar Kalaji 41 Tool Designer 195 2001/3/4/5 94/73/90/78 2001 Sportsman Award Thailand Annop Arromsaranon Tunisia Mohamed Ali Chammam 35 Turkey Barlas Kontas 17 Student 196 UAE Mohammed Al Qubaisi 1988/9/1990/1/3/4/5/7/9/2000/3/4 1/7/17/12/6/2/34/11/6/3/5/9 1999 High Game 300 Ukraine Oleksandr Kalika 18 Uruguay Julio Sosa 48 Empresario 200 2004 77 USA Dan Patterson Uzbekistan Khondamir Shaabdurakhmanov Venezuela Reydnier Chavez Wales Stuart Chamberlain page 1, 02/11/2006 2006 QUBICAAMF BOWLING WORLD CUP CARACAS, VENEZUELA BOWLERS DETAILS - WOMEN Country Bowler Age Occupation Aver. Previous World Cups Final Place World Cup Awards/Information Argentina Maria Nidia Lorenzo Australia Rebecca Simpson 26 Office Clerk 196 Austria Evelyn Tutschka 26 Secretary 190 2005 28 Aruba Emy Henrich Azores Lara Jesus 21 170 Belarus Inna Kunts 35 Manager 192 2004/5 47/15 Belgium Kirsten Horemans 19 Student 196 Brazil Suzilene Ivata 39 Systems Analyst 179 Bulgaria Sofya Hristova 35 Nurse 180 Canada Veronica Lalande-Lapointe 21 Student 213 2005 31 Colombia Clara Juliana Guerrrero 24 2000 2 Costa Rica Marie Ramirez 1992/2000/3 4/3/10 Croatia Vesna Mandaric 58 Pensioner Czech Republic Petra Brzicova Denmark Mai Ginge Jensen Dominican Republic Aumi Guerra 28 Bowler 2003/5 29/35 Egypt Samy-Anna Saba 37 2004/5 42/34 El Salvador Aida Granillo 53 Lawyer 1982/3/5/8/1992/4/5/6/8/92000/2/3/4/523/15/27/7/14/31/24/30/35/21/25/24/22/43/13 England Lisa John 25 Personal Assistant 213 Ethiopia Herodawit Zeleke 27 Network Marketer 2004 73 Estonia Jelena Povaljuhhina 33 Company Manager 181 Finland Piritta Kantola 28 Classroom Teacher 212 2005 11 France Marylin Planchard 31 none 201 Germany Tanya Petty 29 Gibraltar Julie Jackson 2000/5 66/55 Greece Natasa Rovithaki 2005 24 Guatemala Sofia Granda 2002/3 32/11 Guernsey Lauren Hurford 18 Student 165 Honduras Eloina Maria Valle Suarez Hong Kong Melody Yeung 1987/1991/2/4/7/9/2001/2 6/24/30/14/21/13/5/14 Hungary Beatrix Pesek 28 Fitness Trainer 2003/4/5 38/12/20 2003 Sportswoman Award India Sabeena Saleem 38 Designer 178 2001/2/3/4 41/56/36/52 Indonesia Putty Insavilla Armein 25 Ireland Amanda McDermott 19 Sales/Accounts Assistant 195 Israel Mor Aviram 18 2004 28 Italy Daniela Esposito 38 Employee 199 Japan Aya Horiuchi 18 Student 200 Jersey June Dransfield 45 Purchasing Officer for Health 190 Kazakhstan Veronika Solozhenkina 26 Financier 180 2004/5 55/45 Latvia Svetlana Kostenko 33 Bowling Coach 187 Macao Lam Sou King Malaysia Siti Syafiyah 15 Student Martinique Elisabeth Relautte 33 Comptable 2003 56 Mauritius Nasheeha King 45 Beauty Salon Manager 190 Mexico Teresa Piccini 45 Translator 205 1993/4/2002/3 11/20/5/5 2003 High Game 290 Mongolia Dugersuren Enkhjargal 23 Morocco Daniele Honigstein 49 General Assistant 175 2002/3/4/5 59/54/64/49 Netherlands Priscilla Maaswinkel New Zealand Susanne Howell 22 Connections Co-ordinator (Power) 198 Northern Ireland Karen Payne 41 Administration Clerk 181 1998/2004 43/65 Norway Heidi Thorstensen Panama Karen Holder 43 Dentist 1999/2004 11/33 Peru Gloria Chia 49 Trader 175 Philippines Jojo Canare 37 National Team Bowler 198 2002/3 11/03 Poland Danuta Dudko 36 183 2004 40 Portugal Paula Resende Puerto Rico Yoselin León 27 2004 3 Reunion Marie Pierre Tartarolli 44 Teacher 1998/9/2005 44/46/43 Romania Maria Ursu 32 Russia Eugeniya Tsarkova 24 Sportswoman Scotland Laura Rhoney 27 Sales Manager 198 1999 2000/2/3/4 20/10/17/10/5 Serbia Gordana Radulovich 49 Executive Manager 170 2005 64 Singapore Jasmine Yeong-Nathan 18 Student Slovakia Petra Čárska 24 Saleswoman 163 Slovenia Karmen Luksa South Africa Allison Snyman Spain Sandra Torrents 35 Dependiente 195 1996/7/9/2005 27/24/18/32 Sweden Helen Johnsson 30 Economics Assistant 2004/5 5/5 2005 High Game 299 Switzerland Ruth Doppler 51 190 2000/02 27/23 Tunisia Mariem Naloufi 33 Ukraine Olga Tarasova 30 USA Diandra (Hyman) Asbaty 26 2000 9 Uzbekistan Irina Sapova 44 2004 69 Venezuela Karen Marcano 46/61 Virgin Islands Theresa Depka 47 Secretary and Bookkeeper 172 2003/4 Wales Laura Chamberlain page 2, 02/11/2006.
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