1997 Cairo, Egypt

Final Standings Men

1. Christian Nokel, Germany; 2. Yung-Nein Peng, Chinese Taipei; 3. Gery Verbruggen, Belgium.

STEPLADDER FINALS MEN            
               
Position Name Country   Name Country Results
               
1 Christian Nokel Germany defeated Yung-Nien Peng Chinese Taipei 210 200
2 Christian Nokel Germany defeated Gery Verbruggen*** Belgium 212 178
               
TOP 8 AFTER 48 GAMES            
Name Country          
               
1 Yung-Nien Peng Chinese Taipei 10928        
2 Gery Verbruggen*** Belgium 10593        
3 Christian Nokel Germany 10517        
4 Kenny Ang* Malaysia 10471        
5 Christer Petersson Sweden 10469      
6 Yin Choi Chew Singapore 10399        
7 Ahmed Shaheen Al-Meraikhi Qatar 10336 High Game 300      
8 Vernon Peterson USA 10315        
               
               
TOP 24 AFTER 40 GAMES              
Name Country
               
1 Yung-Nien Peng Chinese Taipei 9031        
2 Yin Choi Chew Singapore 8725        
3 Kenny Ang* Malaysia 8680        
4 Christian Nokel Germany 8663        
5 Gery Verbruggen*** Belgium 8661        
6 Christer Petersson Sweden 8635        
7 Vernon Peterson USA 8614        
8 Ahmed Shaheen Al-Meraikhi Qatar 8576        
9 Kritchawat Jampakhao* Thailand 8570        
10 Dimitris Karetsos* Greece 8558        
11 Mohammed Khalifa AlQubasi*******+ UAE 8526        
12 Giuliano Bulegato** Italy 8469        
13 Scott Sadler Australia 8449        
14 Chiang Kwok Fai Hong Kong 8238        
15 Nam Hyun Cho Korea 8233        
16 Juliano de Oliveira Brazil 8229        
17 Marco Odio******* Costa Rica 8210        
17 Daniel Falconi** Mexico 8210        
19 Alan Tone Canada 8189 Sportsman of the Tournament      
20 Takashi Ishibashi Japan 8180        
21 Jorge David Romero Rio Colombia 8173        
22 Ron Oldfield* England 8171        
23 Philip Dunne********* Ireland 8149        
24 Robert Birnie* Scotland 8091        
               
               
TOP 24 AFTER 24 GAMES              
  Name Country Pinfall        
1 Yin Choi Chew Singapore 5478        
2 Yung-Nien Peng Chinese Taipei 5420        
3 Kenny Ang* Malaysia 5284        
4 Christer Petersson Sweden 5195        
5 Kritchawat Jampakhao* Thailand 5184        
6 Ahmed Shaheen Al-Meraikhi Qatar 5172        
7 Christian Nokel Germany 5169        
8 Gery Verbruggen*** Belgium 5159    
9 Dimitris Karetsos* Greece 5076        
10 Vernon Peterson USA 5056        
11 Mohammed Khalifa AlQubasi*******+ UAE 5025        
12 Nam Hyun Cho Korea 4980        
13 Juliano de Oliveira Brazil 4976        
14 Giuliano Bulegato** Italy 4939        
15 Jorge David Romero Rio Colombia 4910        
16 Scott Sadler Australia 4901        
17 Takashi Ishibashi Japan 4889      
18 Philip Dunne********* Ireland 4876        
19 Robert Birnie* Scotland 4873        
20 Chiang Kwok Fai Hong Kong 4865        
21 Marco Odio******* Costa Rica 4863        
22 Ron Oldfield* England 4859        
23 Daniel Falconi** Mexico 4851      
24 Alan Tone Canada 4837        
25 Eric Lanuza* Panama 4803        
26 Steven Riley* Bermuda 4789        
27 Kari Kehkinen Finland 4772        
27 Michael Sassen* Netherlands 4772        
29 Fabrice Mathorel France 4768        
30 Johnny Christiansen* Denmark 4748        
31 Guy Caminski South Africa 4743        
32 Thierry Chretien* Martinique 4741        
33 Jong Lapid Enriquez Philippines 4730        
34 Asgeir Thor* Iceland 4704        
34 Fiorani Luciano* Switzerland 4704        
36 Peter Hansen Norway 4697        
37 Mohamed Najarani* Saudi Arabia 4689        
38 Gatot A Nugroho Indonesia 4667        
39 Mark Shea Wales 4655        
40 Johann Riegler*** Austria 4595        
41 Laszlo Ficsor** Hungary 4590        
42 Paul Wright* Jersey 4579        
43 Vijay Balani*** Malta 4570        
44 Shimon Cohen Israel 4564        
45 Lluis Montfort* Spain 4561        
47 Shant Agoup Iraq 4556        
47 Graham Watson New Zealand 4541        
48 Charles Mathew Guatemala 4529        
49 Zhang Jintao* China 4514        
50 Derek Tomlin Guernsey 4511        
51 Gary Stoops* Northern Ireland 4507        
52 Daniel Anacona Chile 4495        
53 Tadeo Gomez*** El Salvador 4485        
54 Christian Saint Bonnet Argentina 4482        
54 Abdulhammed Mohamed Taqi Bahrain 4482        
56 Mohamed Ibrahim Egypt 4465        
57 Luis Hernandez Venezuela 4446        
58 Arvinder Singh India 4437        
59 Nedeljko Glavas* Yugoslavia 4403        
60 Mohammed Ali Palestine 4382        
61 Franjo Katalenic** Croatia 4378        
62 Oleg Smirnof Russia 4375        
63 David Hill Isle of Man 4361        
64 Aliksan Isler Turkey 4347        
65 Ibrahim Haji Ahmad Brunei 4272        
66 Nafez Akhras Jordan 4261        
67 Roman Zarna Poland 4254        
68 Alexandre Hung Mauritius 4253        
69 Belay Habtom* Ethiopia 4244        
70 Romain Oberweis Luxembourg 4192        
71 Philippe Champeil New Caledonia 4189        
72 Beni Villa** Paraguay 4152        
73 Antreas Constantinou Cyprus 4146        
74 Marin Tranier** Vanuatu 4140        
75 Haroldas Nevidauskas* Lithuania 4092        
76 Wael Hussein Amer Yemen 4045        
77 Serge Crema Reunion 4039        
78 Vito Marques Portugal 3983        
79 Patrick Leroy* Morocco 3968        
80 Guido Piksar Estonia 3944        
81 Shamir Shalalah Lebanon 3591        
               
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