2012 Wroclaw, Poland

Defending champion Aumi Guerra of the Dominican Republic started in fine form at the 48th QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Wroclaw, Poland, hitting 1201 over her first 5 games.
She said afterwards: “I have no expectations and just want to enjoy myself – but hey! I’m beating the men at the moment! I missed some spares today and I didn’t spot the transition quickly enough so that’s something to concentrate on for tomorrow.”

In second place is Kirsten Penny from England on 1146 with Rebecka Larsen of Sweden a further 17 pins behind in third.

Overall the standard of bowling was very high, with a 199 average needed for the coveted top 24 spot. Patricia de Faria of Venezuela is currently in 24th, ten pins ahead of Canada’s Felicia Wong.
The overall average for all 70 women is 189.9

The women have a further 15 games to play before the top for the top 24 after bowling on Thursday. All results are available on http://www.qubicaamf.com/World-Cup/2012-Wroclaw-Poland/World-Cup-Results.aspx and fans can follow their favourite players frame by frame scores through the live scores, accessible through the web site.

 

Aumi is attempting to become the first bowler ever, male or female, to win the Bowling World Cup three years in a row.
The tournament is taking place at the Sky Bowling centre in Wroclaw, Poland. The finals will take place on Saturday 1st December.