Reyna and Henriquez lead 2005 American Rankings Central Region
01/12/06
Alejandro Reyna of Costa Rica and Annie Henriquez of the Dominican Republic led the 2005 American Rankings in the Central and Caribbean Region. Reyna totaled 238 points in three events to lead Willie Javier, Dominican Republic, by 37 points. Third place belonged to Carlo Sing, Panama, 177. Besides those three countries only player from Puerto Rico made it into the top 25.
In the women's division Annie Henriquez topped fellow country woman Aumi Guerra, 264-241 points. Sasha Luciano, Puerto Rico, finished 68 points behind Guerra in third position. The top 25 women all came from mere three countries: Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Panama.
The American Zone has been divided into three regions: North, Central/Caribbean and South. The top 16 men and 16 women in each region with the highest point total will be eligible for the Final Ranking Tournament American Zone 2005.
The tournament originally scheduled for December 6-10, 2005 in Panama has been postponed until February 28 - March 3, 2006. The 8 men and 8 women who will represent the American Zone at the World Ranking Masters will be selected from this event.
The World Ranking Masters includes the top 8 ranking men and women from the three zones, who will bowl for a separate prize fund. The 2006 WRM will be held in Kuwait, May 9-15, 2006.
2005 American Rankings Central Region - Men's Division Final Standings
1. Alejandro Reyna, Costa Rica, 238
2. Willie Javier, Dominican Republic, 201
3. Carlo Sing, Panama, 177
4. Rolando A. Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 167
5. Hilton Nuñez, Dominican Republic, 161
6. Luís Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, 146
7. Miguel Gonzalez, Puerto Rico, 118
8. Alberto Lizano, Costa Rica, 116
9. Carlos Olmos, Panama, 106
10. Rolando Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 102
11. Victor Richards Jr., Dominican Republic, 100
(tie) Edgardo Ruiz, Puerto Rico, 100
(tie) José Avendaño, Panama, 100
14. Edmanuel Ramirez, Puerto Rico, 96
(tie) Ignacio Santamaría, Panama, 96
16. Raffy Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 94
The top 16 men are eligible for the Final Ranking Tournament American Zone 2005.
(tie) Miguel Pastor, Panama, 94
18. Jaime Almendro, Puerto Rico, 92
(tie) Manuel Zambrano, Panama, 92
20. Alejandro Prats, Dominican Republic, 90
21. Ricky del Castillo, Dominican Republic, 88
22. Oliver Randon, Dominican Republic, 86
23. Alfredo Jaime, Dominican Republic, 84
(tie) Julio Wiscovith, Puerto Rico, 84
(tie) Rodrigo Rosales, Panama, 84
2005 American Rankings Central Region - Women's Division Final Standings
1. Annie Henriquez, Dominican Republic, 264
2. Aumi Guerra, Dominican Republic, 241
3. Sasha Luciano, Puerto Rico, 173
4. Jessica Santiago, Puerto Rico, 133
5. Edissa Vallarino, Panama, 112
6. Mónica Alemán, Panama, 100
(tie) Yvette Chen, Panama, 100
8. Mirima Pérez, Puerto Rico, 97
9. Ashie Gonzalez, Puerto Rico, 91
10. Yoselin León, Puerto Rico, 88
(tie) Paola Mendez, Dominican Republic, 88
(tie) Karen Holder, Panama, 88
13. Paula Vilas, Dominican Republic, 82
14. Tati Krawinkel, Dominican Republic, 76
(tie) Ely Bennett, Panama, 76
16. Mariana Ayala, Puerto Rico, 70
The top 16 men are eligible for the Final Ranking Tournament American Zone 2005.
(tie) Graciela Saud, Dominican Republic, 70
(tie) Jeannette Chanis, Panama, 70
19. Liliana Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 64
(tie) Gildren Rodas, Puerto Rico, 64
(tie) Lizzy Abood, Panama, 64
22. Claudia Romero, Dominican Republic, 58
(tie) Karina Fung, Panama, 58
24. Virginia Nicolas, Dominican Republic, 52
(tie) Orna Dolande, Panama, 52
2005 American Rankings Central Region
By Central and Caribbean Region coordinator Hugo M. Cuellar
Alejandro Reyna of Costa Rica and Annie Henriquez of the Dominican Republic led the 2005 American Rankings in the Central and Caribbean Region. Reyna totaled 238 points in three events to lead Willie Javier, Dominican Republic, by 37 points. Third place belonged to Carlo Sing, Panama, 177. Besides those three countries only player from Puerto Rico made it into the top 25. In the women's division Annie Henriquez topped fellow country woman Aumi Guerra, 264-241 points. Sasha Luciano, Puerto Rico, finished 68 points behind Guerra in third position. The top 25 women all came from mere three countries: Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Panama.
The American Zone has been divided into three regions: North, Central/Caribbean and South. The top 16 men and 16 women in each region with the highest point total will be eligible for the Final Ranking Tournament American Zone 2005.
The tournament originally scheduled for December 6-10, 2005 in Panama has been postponed until February 28 - March 3, 2006. The 8 men and 8 women who will represent the American Zone at the World Ranking Masters will be selected from this event.
The World Ranking Masters includes the top 8 ranking men and women from the three zones, who will bowl for a separate prize fund. The 2006 WRM will be held in Kuwait, May 9-15, 2006.
2005 American Rankings Central Region - Men's Division Final Standings
Top 25 with position, country and ranking point total
1. Alejandro Reyna, Costa Rica, 2382. Willie Javier, Dominican Republic, 201
3. Carlo Sing, Panama, 177
4. Rolando A. Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 167
5. Hilton Nuñez, Dominican Republic, 161
6. Luís Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, 146
7. Miguel Gonzalez, Puerto Rico, 118
8. Alberto Lizano, Costa Rica, 116
9. Carlos Olmos, Panama, 106
10. Rolando Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 102
11. Victor Richards Jr., Dominican Republic, 100
(tie) Edgardo Ruiz, Puerto Rico, 100
(tie) José Avendaño, Panama, 100
14. Edmanuel Ramirez, Puerto Rico, 96
(tie) Ignacio Santamaría, Panama, 96
16. Raffy Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 94
The top 16 men are eligible for the Final Ranking Tournament American Zone 2005.
(tie) Miguel Pastor, Panama, 94
18. Jaime Almendro, Puerto Rico, 92
(tie) Manuel Zambrano, Panama, 92
20. Alejandro Prats, Dominican Republic, 90
21. Ricky del Castillo, Dominican Republic, 88
22. Oliver Randon, Dominican Republic, 86
23. Alfredo Jaime, Dominican Republic, 84
(tie) Julio Wiscovith, Puerto Rico, 84
(tie) Rodrigo Rosales, Panama, 84
2005 American Rankings Central Region - Women's Division Final Standings
Top 25 with position, country and ranking point total
1. Annie Henriquez, Dominican Republic, 2642. Aumi Guerra, Dominican Republic, 241
3. Sasha Luciano, Puerto Rico, 173
4. Jessica Santiago, Puerto Rico, 133
5. Edissa Vallarino, Panama, 112
6. Mónica Alemán, Panama, 100
(tie) Yvette Chen, Panama, 100
8. Mirima Pérez, Puerto Rico, 97
9. Ashie Gonzalez, Puerto Rico, 91
10. Yoselin León, Puerto Rico, 88
(tie) Paola Mendez, Dominican Republic, 88
(tie) Karen Holder, Panama, 88
13. Paula Vilas, Dominican Republic, 82
14. Tati Krawinkel, Dominican Republic, 76
(tie) Ely Bennett, Panama, 76
16. Mariana Ayala, Puerto Rico, 70
The top 16 men are eligible for the Final Ranking Tournament American Zone 2005.
(tie) Graciela Saud, Dominican Republic, 70
(tie) Jeannette Chanis, Panama, 70
19. Liliana Sebelen, Dominican Republic, 64
(tie) Gildren Rodas, Puerto Rico, 64
(tie) Lizzy Abood, Panama, 64
22. Claudia Romero, Dominican Republic, 58
(tie) Karina Fung, Panama, 58
24. Virginia Nicolas, Dominican Republic, 52
(tie) Orna Dolande, Panama, 52
Note: In case of a tie the best position will be given to the athlete that retains the best average, taking under consideration the games played in those tournaments in which he or she accumulated points for the ranking.