The Singapore girls team of Darshini Krishna, Anthea Soh, Ilma Nur Jannah Fadzal and New Hui Fen currently stand in third position after 3 games in the Asian Youth Games bowling team event. Singapore will look to better their performance in the next 3 games tomorrow as they trail leaders Korea by 133 pinfalls.
Singapore's Asian Youth Games boys' bowling team, consisting of Basil Low, Brandon Lee, Christopher Hwang and Justin Lim, completed 3 games of the Team Event and currently stands at third position with a score of 2485. Japan leads with 2552 pinfalls, while Hong Kong stands at second place with 2545, just 7 pinfalls adrift.
Shooter Abel Lim and Bowling duo Brandon Lee and Christopher Hwang contributed 2 more bronze medals for Singapore to put the host in fourth position with 3 golds and 5 bronzes on the Asian Youth Games medal tally.
The Singaporean team of New Huifen and Darshini Krishna bagged the Republic's second gold medal in the Asian Youth Games' (AYG) girls doubles bowling event.
Singapore bowler New Huifen won the host's first gold medal at the inaugural Asian Youth Games (AYG) when she knocked off 1359 pins over 6 games to claim top spot in the girls' singles event.
Jodie Tan finished 5th in the Asian Youth Games (AYG) 10m Air Rifle girls' final, while bowlers Justin Lim and Basil Low finished 8th and 15th respectively in the boys' singles bowling event.
Basil Low, Brandon Lee, Christopher Hwang and Justin Lim will be flying the republic’s flag for the boys' bowling team, while Anthea Soh, Ilma Nur Jannah, Darshini Krishna and New Hui Fen will represent the girls’ team at the Asian Youth Games (AYG).
No coach in Singapore was deemed worthy of the 2009 Coach of the Year award. At least, not the nominated ones: Peter Churchill (Swimming), Mervyn Foo (Bowling), Brett Byer (Sailing), Yang Kexia (Gymnastics).