Tag: 2010 Malta Open

Berndt Wins

Marcus Berndt of Sweden, a student at Wichita State University, claims the 2010 Malta Open.

Berndt Number 1 Seed

Marcus Berndt of Malmo, Sweden topped the 12-person round robin field after a gruelling eleven games and now awaits his three challengers before he jousts for the 2010 title. Winning…

Chamberlain takes over

Matt Chamberlain from England had his chance of a 300 in his second game of this second stage of the Malta Open finals, but left two pins on his last…

Menno’s the Man

Menno van den Heuvel, 39, from s’Hertegenbosch in the Netherlands came into the final rounds after a squeaker in the Desperado squad last night, bowling 218 to tie for fourth…

Cyprus in the Frame

One of the biggest groups to attend this year’s Malta Open comes from the other bowling-crazy Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Their Charis Panayiotou left it to the final qualifying squad…

Arpa Keeps the Maltese Tradition

Arguably Malta’s most ubiquitous male bowler, Kenneth Arpa sailed through squad 7 and like three of his fellow country folk, walked off with the €100 squad leader’s bonus. Bowling 1397,…

A Determined Dozen

Just a squad of 12 took to the Eden SuperBowl’s lanes early on Saturday morning, the first of three final qualifying squads, bar the late night Desperado test which will…

Williams the Robber Baron

Marcus Berndt of Sweden won the last squad for Friday, posting 1345 for his six games. Therefore, he wins €100 as squad leader – but no. As he won yesterday’s…

Malta Again, and Again and Again

Just four squads into the 2010 Malta Open and three of them have been won by Maltese, each walking off with the €100 squad prize. Only 13 Maltese have entered…

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