1990 Pattaya, Thailand

Final Standings Women

1. Linda Graham, USA; 2. Marie Holmqvist, Sweden.

STEPLADDER FINALS WOMEN            
               
Position Name Country   Name Country Results
               
1 Linda Graham USA defeated Marie Holmquist Sweden 225 176
2 Marie Holmquist Sweden defeated Sandra Shott Canada 170 168
3 Sandra Shott Canada defeated Sue Cassell* Australia 191 180
4 Sue Cassell* Australia defeated Annikki Maattola Finland 187 178
               
               
TOP 8 AFTER 42 GAMES            
Name Country Pinfall        
1 Linda Graham USA 8294        
2 Marie Holmquist Sweden 8229        
3 Sandra Shott Canada 8195 High Game 252      
4 Annikki Maattola Finland 8185        
5 Sue Cassell* Australia 8143        
6 Gabriella Bigai** Venezuela 8121        
7 Rosalind Greiner Netherlands 8112        
8 Yumiko Mitsuiki Japan 8094 Sportswoman of the Tournament    
               
               
TOP 16 AFTER 34 GAMES            
Name Country Pinfall        
1 Linda Graham USA 6750        
2 Annikki Maattola Finland 6596    
3 Sue Cassell* Australia 6514        
4 Marie Holmquist Sweden 6512        
5 Yumiko Mitsuiki Japan 6497        
6 Gabriella Bigai** Venezuela 6464        
7 Sandra Shott Canada 6445        
8 Rosalind Greiner Netherlands 6418        
9 Daniela Lana**** Italy 6387        
10 Min-Soo Kim Korea 6304        
11 Alice Tay Singapore 6291        
12 Cathy Solis* Philippines 6264        
13 Yuen-Yue Huang** Chinese Taipei 6244        
14 Randi Storvoid* Norway 6099        
15 Dely Howald*** Switzerland 6088        
16 Claudia Carniello France 6079        
               
               
TOP 16 AFTER 18 GAMES            
Name Country Pinfall        
1 Rosalind Greiner Netherlands 3405        
2 Sue Cassell* Australia 3321        
3 Linda Graham USA 3274        
4 Alice Tay Singapore 3239        
5 Daniela Lana**** Italy 3213        
6 Marie Holmquist Sweden 3193        
7 Min-Soo Kim Korea 3192        
8 Annikki Maattola Finland 3189        
9 Yuen-Yue Huang** Chinese Taipei 3179        
10 Claudia Carniello France 3167        
11 Randi Storvoid* Norway 3166        
12 Gabriella Bigai** Venezuela 3146        
13 Cathy Solis* Philippines 3138        
14 Yumiko Mitsuiki Japan 3134        
15 Sandra Shott Canada 3118        
16 Dely Howald*** Switzerland 3114        
17 Lesley Potter* New Zealand 3070        
18 June Pitt* Bermuda 3053        
19 Christiane Jung Germany 3046        
20 Penpaka Cha-Invong Thailand 3039        
21 Christine Felcmann**** Austria 3027        
22 Gina Wardle** Great Britain 3016        
23 Rosalind Leong Malaysia 3013        
24 Mabel Cadena Mexico 2984      
25 Ruby Loh* Hong Kong 2981        
26 Iben Tchu Denmark 2972        
27 Yvonne Randell* Ireland 2971        
28 Denise Ben-Haim* Israel 2958        
29 Yenny Winarty Indonesia 2950        
30 Ma Dan* China 2921        
31 Sevgi Bayraktar* Turkey 2920        
32 Montse Badia*** Spain 2907        
33 Nancy Yee Brunei 2899        
34 Sandra Itoh Brazil 2779        
35 Vicki Camilleri Malta 2750        
               
  Previous participant*            
  Previous champion+            
               
  Joint Country Champion Award: Finland and USA            
               

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