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by Bob Johnson March 17, 2011 6:19 pm0

Yippee!!! Our first 1400 and a new tournament leader, all from Squad 4.

Danish delights for Jesper Agerbo who won the squad with a fine 1403, despite a couple of 4-9 splits in his sixth and final game. He

Jesper Agerbo

was chased all the way by American PBA bowler Brian Voss. Like Clara Guerrero last night, Voss suffered a 7-10 split in the tenth frame of his final game and was to post 1387 for second place overall.

The third score over 1300 in this squad was a 1330 by another Dane, Anders Lousdal.

"It was really nice to be the first to post a 1400 on the leader board and also to win the squad for a pass into the finals on Sunday," said Agerbo. "It is still early in the tournament and I think there will be a couple more people who will beat me.

"I tried to play as staright as possible in the beginning. I noticed that if I played a big hook I got an on-off reaction. So I played straight and let the ball roll to the pocket. I only had a couple of splits in the last game, otherwise I didn't have any in the other five games.

"My aim was to score 1400 and I am very pleased to achieve my goal."

It was a good squad for the Danes as they took three of the top four places this evening, only Brian Voss spoiling their party. Defending champion Thomas Larsen slotted neatly into fourth place.

STANDINGS AFTER SQUAD 4:

P Player Federation 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pins Hdcp Total
1 Jesper Agerbo Denmark 248 248 192 236 278 201 1403 0 1403
2 Brian Voss USA 254 236 204 235 213 245 1387 0 1387
3 Or Aviram Israel 225 182 222 236 279 213 1357 0 1357
4 Yoan Alix France 209 181 237 256 198 258 1339 0 1339
5 Anders Lousdal Denmark 179 183 251 248 247 222 1330 0 1330
6 Joonas Jehkinen Finland 256 185 217 246 214 202 1320 0 1320
7 Vincent Cayez France 197 258 215 237 216 190 1313 0 1313
8 Clara Guerrero Colombia 214 216 214 236 182 202 1264 48 1312
9 Rebecka Larsen Sweden 222 227 256 188 194 176 1263 48 1311
10 Peder Grimsen Sweden 207 225 208 249 227 188 1304 0 1304
11 Thomas Larsen Denmark 171 218 233 231 236 194 1283 0 1283
12 Hector Roca Roig Catalonia 248 221 211 196 245 149 1270 0 1270
13 Jean-Marc Samain Belgium 237 248 181 190 203 204 1263 0 1263
14 Joline Persson Planefors Sweden 184 256 152 202 203 217 1214 48 1262
15 Wendy Kok Netherlands 215 191 235 187 186 199 1213 48 1261
16 Mikael Kanold Sweden 215 217 192 204 187 243 1258 0 1258
17 Tobias Karlsson Sweden 200 202 226 212 203 203 1246 0 1246
18 Marcial Ovide Marron Catalonia 186 149 248 238 248 176 1245 0 1245
19 Artur Colomer Soler Catalonia 208 233 194 225 158 207 1225 0 1225
20 Alexander Medvediskov Russia 203 202 213 194 189 222 1223 0 1223
21 Ron Bogaard v/d Netherlands 182 222 140 217 238 222 1221 0 1221
22 Mathias Arup Sweden 176 202 222 161 245 215 1221 0 1221
23 Marilyn Planchard France 178 187 188 191 207 221 1172 48 1220
24 Antonio Araújo Portugal 215 216 204 180 227 172 1214 0 1214
25 Pierre-Yves Gonze Belgium 186 191 202 194 221 216 1210 0 1210
26 Arturo Rueda Colombia 200 192 191 254 201 163 1201 0 1201
27 Lucas Legnan Argentina 196 223 217 172 169 223 1200 0 1200
28 Luza Leal Gonzalez Catalonia 156 220 180 184 198 210 1148 48 1196
29 Moises Perez Catalonia 198 215 191 180 216 194 1194 0 1194
30 Pierre-Luc Sanchez France 214 214 200 171 192 201 1192 0 1192
31 Tommaso Radi Italy 191 187 238 165 192 212 1185 0 1185
32 Jean-Marc Lebon Belgium 178 210 171 215 212 193 1179 0 1179
33 Rosa Mas Puigros Catalonia 169 208 173 195 193 190 1128 48 1176
34 Nicole Sanders Netherlands 169 203 176 176 208 191 1123 48 1171
35 Heidi Thorstensen Norway 136 185 171 165 267 195 1119 48 1167
36 Camilla Lindqvist Sweden 212 185 160 198 170 193 1118 48 1166
37 Raul Galvez Galisteo Catalonia 173 181 214 179 212 202 1161 0 1161
38 Joan Piqué Reig Catalonia 183 171 189 209 205 200 1157 0 1157
39 Sandra Torrents Pelaez Catalonia 213 188 200 162 183 162 1108 48 1156
40 Diego Peña Noble Catalonia 206 167 182 209 183 189 1136 0 1136
41 Alvaro J Cardona Rosell Catalonia 178 185 190 205 162 213 1133 0 1133
42 Pilar Perales Alcacer Catalonia 154 192 147 217 180 190 1080 48 1128
43 Pere Sadurni Escolfet Catalonia 170 182 233 209 153 181 1128 0 1128
44 Axel Guimo Miranda Catalonia 183 202 183 152 212 194 1126 0 1126
45 Alvar Cardona Burgués Catalonia 233 199 166 169 232 126 1125 0 1125
46 Yuri Medvediskov Russia 214 186 197 147 206 172 1122 0 1122
47 Sven Lindahl Sweden 162 179 188 189 193 196 1107 0 1107
48 Alexandre Vahidi Iran 204 175 189 157 180 197 1102 0 1102
49 Cristina Sanz Moreno Catalonia 176 155 165 188 157 191 1032 48 1080
50 Carlos Marti Pi-Figueras Catalonia 160 175 189 185 203 159 1071 0 1071
51 Sergi Montaña Catalonia 191 153 189 190 146 198 1067 0 1067
52 Francisco Hernandez Catalonia 177 209 155 154 182 176 1053 0 1053
53 Ferran Puerta Sardo Catalonia 185 181 169 148 206 160 1049 0 1049
54 Daniele Di Giovani Italy 184 173 147 194 176 170 1044 0 1044
55 Emilio Ruggiero Italy 148 187 170 185 158 185 1033 0 1033
56 Jordi Marti Catalonia 162 182 115 204 177 188 1028 0 1028
57 Lorenzo Sanmarco Italy 167 157 202 157 180 158 1021 0 1021
58 Noelia Rastrero Medina Catalonia 161 145 185 152 185 126 954 48 1002
59 Ingrid Julià Inglés Catalonia 120 154 188 157 201 131 951 48 999
60 Agapito Carrasco Ventura Catalonia 160 191 154 146 164 171 986 0 986
61 Lia Mojarro Catalonia 163 162 124 131 189 167 936 48 984
62 Daniel Alberti Corominas Catalonia 160 118 125 213 185 163 964 0 964
63 Oscar Coll Boldó Catalonia 190 138 136 167 178 150 959 0 959
64 Natercia Gouveia Portugal 158 134 130 168 125 151 866 48 914
65 Ignazio Cerami Italy 143 145 160 132 173 146 899 0 899
66 Jordi Tubella Catalonia 106 142 138 158 189 146 879 0 879

 

Bob Johnson

Bob Johnson has received more national writing awards than any other bowling writer — close to 70 over the course of his 40-year career. He began at age 16 as a staff writer and then assistant editor for the weekly Pacific Bowler newspaper in his native California, and within three years was writing feature stories for Bowlers Journal. He has written for the magazine ever since, except for a five-year span when he was hired as the founding editor of another magazine. He moved to Chicago in 2000 and spent 13 years in the Windy City, including five as Bowlers Journal’s Editor. In 1975, Johnson received the Robert E. Kennedy Award as California’s top undergraduate high school journalist. Five years earlier, on the lanes, he had shared the Bantam Division Doubles championship in the Orange County Junior Bowling Association Championships. Today, he continues to work full-time for Bowlers Journal as its Senior Editor, to write his popular “Strikes Me” column, and to edit Luby Publishing Inc.’s weekly business-to-business Cyber Report.

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