Santos, Ocampo, Barrientos rule finals of GMTBC Open's 3 divisions | Inquirer Sports

Santos, Ocampo, Barrientos rule finals of GMTBC Open’s 3 divisions

/ 12:01 AM August 19, 2018

Champions all (from Left): Nelia Santos, Art Barrientos, Miguel Ocampo

Nelia Santos of the Pasig Bowling Association ruled the finals of the Mixed Senior Division of the 4th Grand Mall Tenpin Bowling Club (GMTBC)-Yee Lu Fa Invitational Open Championships at the Sta. Lucia Mall Bowling Center in Cainta, Rizal.

Santos scorched the lanes with a 8-game total of 1842, or an average of 230, to beat Jun de Guzman of Sletba-GMTBC with 1798, and Fernand dela Cruz of PBA with 1774 during the finals of the division on Friday.

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In the Mixed Youth Division finals held on Saturday morning, Art Barrientos of TBAM-Prima, rolled a total of 1747 to win a close fight with 1st runner-up Kayle Abad of PBA-Nobleland with 1735. Juancho Calumpong of Sletba posted 1662 to wound up third.

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Later Saturday, Miguel Ocampo of TBAM-Prima held off a big challenge by Arnold Alvarez of Sletba-GMTBC, then beat top qualifier Jun de Guzman, also of Sletba-GMTBC, to rule the stepladder finals of the Mixed Classified category.

Ocampo scored a 174 against Alvarez’s 166, to earn the right to challenge De Guzman who enjoyed a twice-to-beat advantage. Ocampo, in the end, won a tightly-contested game with De Guzman to clinch the championship.

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The GMTBC Open, which is sanctioned by the Philippine Bowling Federation, will hold Sunday the finals for the Mixed 14 & Under category and the Mixed Open Masters division..

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