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2001 Pattaya, Thailand

Final Standings Women

1. Nachini Itakura, Japan; 2. Liza del Rosario, Philippines

 

TOURNAMENT AWARDS
 

Sports Woman Award:   Lena Sulkanen, Denmark
High Game Woman Award:   289, Asa Wetterlund, Sweden
Bent Petersen Country Award:   Japan

WOMEN RESULTS - Finals

Nachini Itakura, Japan, def. Liza del Rosario, Philippines
2 games to 0 (247-224, 257-224))


WOMEN RESULTS - Semifinals

Nachini Itakura, Japan, def. Ross Greiner, Netherlands
2 games to 1 (258-224, 223-226, 227-205)

Liza del Rosario, Philippines, def. Kristal Scott, USA
2 games to 0 (214-207, 216-206)

WOMEN RESULTS - Quarterfinals

Liza del Rosario, Philippines, def. Shalin Zulkifli, Malaysia
2 games to 1 (269-258, 224-234, 244-216)

Ross Greiner, Netherlands, def. Ann Maree Putney, Australia
2 games to 1 (227-185, 179-255, 269-217)

Nachimi Itakura, Japan, def. Melody Yeung, Hong Kong
2 games to 0 (212-204, 224-203)

Kristal Scott, USA, def. Kirsten Penny, England
2 games to 1 (216-205, 221-249, 202-169)

 
 


Pos Name Country Total     Avg.
1 Kirsten Penny England 5,282 220.1
2 Nachimi Itakura Japan 5,139 214.1
3 Ross Greiner Netherlands 5,132 213.8
4 Asa Wetterlund Sweden 4,989 207.9
5 Liza del Rosario Philippines 4,943 206.0
6 Melody Yeung Hong Kong 4,892 203.8
7 Shalin Zulkifli Malaysia 4,877 203.2
8 Ann Maree Putney Australia 4,844 201.8
9 Kristal Scott USA 4,836 201.5
10 Pascale Moynot France 4,732 197.2
11 Chiung-Yao Huang Chinese Taipei 4,727 197.0
12 Sian Wood St Helena 4,706 196.1
13 Irene Kragh-Eckell Norway 4,641 193.4
14 Lena Sulkanen Denmark 4,633 193.0
15 Liao Pei Shan China 4,573 190.5
16 Heidi Larnia Finland 4,569 190.4
16 Belinda Tan New Zealand 4,569 190.4
18 Sayuri Yamada Mexico 4,561 190.0
19 Jennifer Tan Singapore 4,560 190.0
20 Diane Buchanan Canada 4,559 190.0
21 Patricia Vezzu Belgium 4,554 189.8
22 Melissa Anastasi Malta 4,462 185.9
23 Sylvia Meurer Germany 4,394 183.1
24 Yvonne Lynch Ireland 4,391 183.0
25 Lisa Paluzzi South Africa 4,384 182.7
26 Edna Maduro Aruba 4,332 180.5
27 Susan Mutch Scotland 4,314 179.8
28 Maria Cristina Sgrosso Italy 4,300 179.2
29 Maria Toth Hungary 4,275 178.1
29 Somdech BoonLung Thailand 4,275 178.1
31 Hilde Weishaupt Switzerland 4,270 177.9
32 Maria Otero Argentina 4,216 175.7
33 Mel Isaac Wales 4,215 175.6
34 Inna Zavialova  Russia 4,210 175.4
35 Elena Zemtsova Kazakhstan 4,188 174.5
36 Aleka Zorba Greece 4,177 174.0
37 Eveline Norzt Austria 4,150 172.9
38 Iryna Solop Ukraine 4,099 170.8
39 Hala Shaarawy Egypt 4,090 170.4
40 Rose-Anna Telcide Martinique 4,078 169.9
41 Sabeena Salim India 4,042 168.4
42 Marina Guseva Armenia 4,037 168.2
43 Nur Ulyawati Indonesia 4,018 167.4
44 Beata Szostak Poland 4,011 167.1
45 Glynis Wilson Northern Ireland 4,000 166.7
46 Pam Hooper Isle of Man 3,987 166.1
46 Catherine Pascual Potot Spain 3,987 166.1
48 Tana Vilner Israel 3,979 165.8
49 Thi Hong Thuy Vo Vietnam 3,952 164.7
50 Sofiya Hristova Bulgaria 3,942 164.3
51 Karina Maslova Latvia 3,914 163.1
52 Marina McClain Bahamas 3,901 162.5
53 Joanne Johnson Guernsey 3,897 162.4
54 Márcia Macário Portugal 3,880 161.7
55 Binu Shrestha Pradhan Nepal 3,874 161.4
56 Liudmila Anehdzina Belarus 3,862 160.9
57 Ketsawan Wongchai Laos 3,802 158.4
58 Annick Chassain French Guyane 3,760 156.7
59 Marjan Habib Bahrain 3,757 156.5
60 Carmen Bolanos Nicaragua 3,654 152.3
61 Moira Viagas Gibraltar 3,304 137.7

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