EDEN SUPERBOWL, ST.JULIANS, MALTA - JUNE 15 - 19

LADIES' TOP 36

Helen Johnsson of Sweden retains her pole position in the ladies' division and has gained a larger buffer by hitting 3379 over her 16 games, gaining a lead of 174 pins over second placed Lisa Gardner of England.
Britt Brondsted of Denmark, always a threat to anyone at the top of the leader board now sits in third place, just 179 pins off the pace.
The women now cut to 18 for another four games early on Sunday morning and the line came at 2980, a 186.25 average for last place Asa Wetterlund of Sweden.
Hard luck stories for early squad leaders Karen Byrne of England and Russia's Tatiana Smirnova who failed to beat the cut. Also, local players will be disappointed to see that the 2003 ladies' champion, Doris Camilleri, dropped to 30th place.
Just ten nations now left in the fray for the ladies' division and they will take to the lanes at 11:00 Sunday morning for a further four games to select the top eight to advance to the round robin. From that select group will emerge the four for the stepladder final on Sunday afternoon.
The top 12 ladies will be rewarded with cash prizes.
Pic: Helen Johnsson

LADIES' TOP 36

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