2002 AMF Bowling World Cup
October 19-26, 2002 – Riga , Latvia
National Champions Announced as of October 1, 2002
|
Country |
Men |
Women |
|
ARGENTINA |
Christian Saint-Bonnet* |
Ana Benko* |
|
ARMENIA |
Ashot Grigorian* |
Marina Guseva* |
|
AUSTRALIA |
Paul Trotter |
Amanda Bradley# |
|
AUSTRIA |
Stefan Schmid |
Ivonne Altmuller* |
|
AZERBAIJAN |
Aydin Jafarov* |
Stella Jalaloya |
|
BAHRAIN |
Yousif Falah |
Marian Habib |
|
BELARUS |
Viktor Gavrusev |
Alena Lazuta* |
|
BELGIUM |
Gery Verbruggen* |
Wendy Bergen |
|
BULGARIA |
Nikolay Filipov |
Dilana Tzvetkova |
|
CANADA |
Merlin Bunnage |
Diane Buchanan* |
|
CAPE VERDE |
Christian Ngues |
Anna Christina Ava Moreno |
|
CHINESE TAIPEI |
Chao-Yu Cheng |
Su-Ling Huang Hsiao |
|
COLOMBIA |
Andres Gomez* |
Sara Vargas |
|
COSTA RICA |
Andres Fallas |
- |
|
CYPRUS |
Costas Kyriaku |
Niki Sxiza |
|
CZECH REPUBLIC |
Jiri Hundrak |
Vera Vachova |
|
DENMARK |
Carsten Giersten |
Bente Gravdal |
|
ECUADOR |
Jose Zambrano |
Carla Ruales |
|
EGYPT |
Tarek Helmy |
- |
|
EL SALVADOR |
Francisco Zelaya |
Aida Granillo* |
|
ENGLAND |
Wayne Greenall* |
Nikki Harvey* |
|
ESTONIA |
Udo Sulp |
Marika Lutter |
|
ETHIOPIA |
Tamrat Kebede |
Selamawit Woldegiorgs |
|
FINLAND |
Mika Luoto |
Heidi Larnia* |
|
FRANCE |
Laurent Plantard* |
Pascale Moynot* |
|
FRENCH GUYANA |
Philippe Lourdin* |
Annick Chassain* |
|
GERMANY |
Kai Guenther |
Michaela Goebel |
|
GIBRALTAR |
Paul Lennon* |
Helen McGunnigle |
|
GUATEMALA |
Hossman Gonzalez |
Sofia Granda |
|
GUERNSEY |
Gary Hill |
Joanne Johnson* |
|
HONG KONG |
Gary Wong |
Melody Yeung* |
|
HUNGARY |
Laszio Ficsor* |
Maria Toth* |
|
ICELAND |
Magnus Magnusson* |
Solveig Guomundsdottir |
|
INDONESIA |
Ryan Leonard Lalisang* |
Happy Ari Dewanti Soediyono |
|
IRAN |
Amiredin Tabatabaei* |
- |
|
IRAQ |
Shant Panos Tomassian* |
- |
|
IRELAND |
Alan Gibbons* |
Kerena Dykes* |
|
ISLE OF MAN |
Philip Hatton* |
Pam Hooper* |
|
ISRAEL |
Or Aviram |
Sara Aviram* |
|
ITALY |
Amedeo Spada |
Raffaella Fusco |
|
IVORY COAST |
Roberto Shedd |
Josiane Nguessan |
|
JAPAN |
Masahiro Hibi |
Mari Kimura |
|
JERSEY |
Stephen King* |
Tracey Aubert* |
|
JORDAN |
Mohd. Nayef Zayedd Al Masri |
- |
|
KAZAKHSTAN |
Kairat Baibolativ |
Inna Mukhtarova |
|
LATVIA |
Jury Ryazansky* |
Renata Blauma |
|
LEBANON |
Abdul Nabi Nasser |
- |
|
LITHUANIA |
Dainius Zaltauskas |
Inga Malinauskiene |
|
LUXEMBOURG |
Romain Oberweis |
- |
|
MACAU |
Jose Manuel Machon* |
- |
|
MALAYSIA |
Zulmazran Zulkifli |
Wendy Chai |
|
MALTA |
Dennis Mercieca |
Sue Abela* |
|
MEXICO |
Eduardo Figueroa |
Teresa Piccini* |
|
MOLDOVA |
Tomash Oleg Valervevitch |
Choba elena Yemelvanovna |
|
MOROCCO |
Patrick Leroy* |
Daniele Honigstein |
|
NEPAL |
Sanjaya Shrestha |
Binu Pradhan* |
|
NETHERLANDS |
Michael Sassen* |
Ross Greiner* |
|
NEW CALEDONIA |
Domenico DiFonzo* |
Lauren Gervolino* |
|
NEW ZEALAND |
Robbie Mach |
Belinda Tan* |
|
NORTHERN IRELAND |
Kevin Horton* |
Lynne Black |
|
NORWAY |
Tore Torgersen# |
Kjersti Dale |
|
PANAMA |
Jose Alberto Zambrano Chang |
- |
|
PHILIPPINES |
Christian Jan R. Suarez* |
Josephine 'Jojo' Canare |
|
POLAND |
Adam Martin |
Lucyna Pawlicka |
|
PORTUGAL |
Jose Branco |
Katia Abrag |
|
QATAR |
Ahmed Shaheen# |
- |
|
ROMANIA |
Christian Orlando |
Alina Orlando |
|
RUSSIA |
Mikhail Pozniakov |
Tatiana Smirnova* |
|
SAUDI ARABIA |
Talal Towereb* |
- |
|
SCOTLAND |
Tayo Boyle |
Laura Rhoney* |
|
SINGAPORE |
Remy Ong* |
Valerie Teo Hui Ying |
|
SOUTH AFRICA |
Guy Caminsky* |
Lisa Paluzzi* |
|
SPAIN |
Lluis Montfort* |
Sara del Olmo de la Fuente |
|
SWEDEN |
Anders Ohman* |
Anette Karlssen |
|
SWITZERLAND |
Philippe Privat* |
Ruth Doppler* |
|
SYRIA |
Bashar Kalaji* |
- |
|
THAILAND |
Watcharapong Unetrakul |
Suphaporn Chuanprasertkit |
|
TURKEY |
Hakan Tangut |
- |
|
UKRAINE |
Andriv Pashey |
Nataliya Lyashkova |
|
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES |
Shaker-Ali Al-Hassan |
- |
|
UNITED STATES |
Andrew Cain |
Shannon Pluhowsky |
|
UZBEKISTAN |
Valeriy Shapovalov |
Tatyana Pak |
|
VENEZUELA |
Pedro Diaz |
Maria de Sousa de Serfaty |
|
WALES |
Mark Shea* |
Mel Isaac# |
*
denotes previous World Cup competitor # denotes previous World Cup
champion
Note: Andres Fallas replaces Marco Odio, who was previously announced
for Costa Rica