PABCON announces latest standings in 2007 Rankings
09/19/07
Pan American Bowling Confederation President José Guandique (pictured left) from El Salvador has released the latest standings in the PABCON rankings. Since the ranking season 2006, the PABCON, formerly the WTBA American Zone, is divided geographically into five regions.
The Northern Region consists of only two countries, Canada and United States of America.
The Central American Region includes El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
The Caribbean countries Aruba, Bahamas, Bermuda, Cuba, Dominican Republic, the Netherlands Antilles, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands are combined in the Caribbean Region.
South America is divided in two regions: South Region 1 with Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, Venezuela and South Region 2 featuring Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The top 12 men and the top 12 women in each of the five regions at the end of the season will qualify for the "American Zone Ranking Final" scheduled for February 24 through 28, 2008. According to Mr. Guandique, PABCON will announce the venue soon.
The 60 male and 60 female qualifiers will determine the 8 men and 8 women, who will represent the PABCON in the 2008 World Ranking Masters at the Senayan Bowling Sportainment Center in Jakarta, Indonesia, from April 30 through May 6, 2008.
Please use the left menu bar to view the complete 2007 PABCON Rankings.
The top 3 in each region are:
Women's Division
1. Lynda Barnes, United States, 444
2. Tennelle Milligan, United States, 444
3. Shannon O'Keefe, United States, 431
Men's Division
1. David O'Sullivan, United States, 550
2. Rhino Page, United States, 543
3. John Janawicz, United States, 530
Women's Division
1. Sofia Granda, Guatemala, 474
2. Adriana Perez, Mexico, 191
3. Sandra Gongora, Mexico, 183
Men's Division
1. Daniel Falconi, Mexico, 403
2. Mauricio Pinol, Guatemala, 365
3. Brian Lopez, Guatemala, 307
Women's Division
1. Aumi Guerra, Dominican Republic, 367
2. Annie Henriquez, Dominican Republic, 313
3. Paula Vilas, Dominican Republic, 146
Men's Division
1. Manino Fernandez, Dominican Republic, 322
2. Rolando A Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 280
3. Luis Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, 243
Women's Division
1. Alicia Marcano, Venezuela, 367
2. Laura Fonnegra, Colombia, 322
3. Karen Marcano, Venezuela, 307
Men's Division
1. Arturo Hernandez, Venezuela, 428
2. Jorge Otalora, Colombia, 216
3. Luis Olivio, Venezuela, 208
Women's Division
1. Roberta Rodrigues, Brazil, 291
2. Marta Wursten, Argentina, 192
3. Jacque Costa, Brazil, 185
Men's Division
1. Daniel Murta, Brazil, 342
2. Ricardo Dalla Rosa, Argentina, 290
3. Rodrigo Hermes, Brazil, 213
American Rankings
Pan American Bowling Confederation President José Guandique (pictured left) from El Salvador has released the latest standings in the PABCON rankings. Since the ranking season 2006, the PABCON, formerly the WTBA American Zone, is divided geographically into five regions. The Northern Region consists of only two countries, Canada and United States of America.
The Central American Region includes El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
The Caribbean countries Aruba, Bahamas, Bermuda, Cuba, Dominican Republic, the Netherlands Antilles, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands are combined in the Caribbean Region.
South America is divided in two regions: South Region 1 with Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, Venezuela and South Region 2 featuring Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The top 12 men and the top 12 women in each of the five regions at the end of the season will qualify for the "American Zone Ranking Final" scheduled for February 24 through 28, 2008. According to Mr. Guandique, PABCON will announce the venue soon.
The 60 male and 60 female qualifiers will determine the 8 men and 8 women, who will represent the PABCON in the 2008 World Ranking Masters at the Senayan Bowling Sportainment Center in Jakarta, Indonesia, from April 30 through May 6, 2008.
Please use the left menu bar to view the complete 2007 PABCON Rankings.
The top 3 in each region are:
North Region
Women's Division
1. Lynda Barnes, United States, 444
2. Tennelle Milligan, United States, 444
3. Shannon O'Keefe, United States, 431
Men's Division
1. David O'Sullivan, United States, 550
2. Rhino Page, United States, 543
3. John Janawicz, United States, 530
Central American Region
Women's Division
1. Sofia Granda, Guatemala, 474
2. Adriana Perez, Mexico, 191
3. Sandra Gongora, Mexico, 183
Men's Division
1. Daniel Falconi, Mexico, 403
2. Mauricio Pinol, Guatemala, 365
3. Brian Lopez, Guatemala, 307
Caribbean Region
Women's Division
1. Aumi Guerra, Dominican Republic, 367
2. Annie Henriquez, Dominican Republic, 313
3. Paula Vilas, Dominican Republic, 146
Men's Division
1. Manino Fernandez, Dominican Republic, 322
2. Rolando A Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 280
3. Luis Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, 243
South Region 1
Women's Division
1. Alicia Marcano, Venezuela, 367
2. Laura Fonnegra, Colombia, 322
3. Karen Marcano, Venezuela, 307
Men's Division
1. Arturo Hernandez, Venezuela, 428
2. Jorge Otalora, Colombia, 216
3. Luis Olivio, Venezuela, 208
South Region 2
Women's Division
1. Roberta Rodrigues, Brazil, 291
2. Marta Wursten, Argentina, 192
3. Jacque Costa, Brazil, 185
Men's Division
1. Daniel Murta, Brazil, 342
2. Ricardo Dalla Rosa, Argentina, 290
3. Rodrigo Hermes, Brazil, 213