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Indonesians sweep Open Masters titles
16th December, Seberang Prai: 29th South-East Asian Games Team silver medallist and topseed, Ryan Lalisang of Indonesia needed two games to beat challenger, Callum Borck of Australia to win the 45th MMBC Penang Pesta International Bowling Championships Men's Open title. |
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Six Indonesians make Round 2
15th December, Seberang Prai: Yeri Ramadona led five other Indonesians into Round 2 finals of the 45th MMBC Penang Pesta International Bowling Championships after finishing second in Round 1 finals at Megamall Bowling Centre on Friday. |
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Good progress for Indonesian bowlers
14th December, Seberang Prai: Indonesian bowlers continued to make good progress at the 45th MMBC Penang Pesta International Bowling Championships with Alisha Nabila making the top bracket in second position in the overseas pool of the Mixed Open division. |
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Indonesian bowlers rule qualifying
13th December, Seberang Prai: Indonesian bowlers rules the lanes at Megamall Penang after Billy Muhammad Islam topped the Mixed Open division overseas pool qualifying standings of the 45th MMBC Penang Pesta Bowling Championships. |
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Two bronze medals for Indonesia
4th December, Las Vegas: Indonesian women won their first-ever medals at the concluding 2017 World Bowling Championships with the women winning the Trios bronze medal and Sharon Limansantoso taking home the Masters bronze medal. |
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Indonesia takes over Women's lead
25th November, Las Vegas: Indonesia's second trio of Sharon Limansantoso, Tannya Roumimper and Putty Armein took over the overall lead of the Women's Trios first block at the 2017 World Bowling Championships after topping the third squad. |
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Indonesia crowned Team champions
15th November, Kuching: Indonesia denied Malaysia a clean sweep of the Team of 4 event at the 18th Asian School Tenpin Bowling Championships with victory in the Boy's division while Malaysia comfortably won the Girl's division. |
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Indonesia picks up Masters silver and bronze
28th October, Manila: Doubles silver medallist, Paolo M. Hernandez and Billy Muhammad Islam ended the 19th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships by picking up the Boy's Masters silver and bronze medals as Korea dominated by winning the Boy's and Girl's Masters gold medals. |
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Indonesian, Malaysian leads Masters first block
27th October, Manila: Doubles silver medallist, Billy Muhammad Islam of Indonesia and Team silver medallist, Faten Najihah of Malaysia topped the first block Masters finals of the 19th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships on Friday. |
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Indonesia in contention for another medal
25th October, Manila: Patrick M. Hernandez, Wibianzo Joaquel, Paolo M. Hernandez and Billy Muhammad Islam put Indonesia in contention for another medal at the 19th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships after finishing second in the first block of Team of 4 event. |
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Indonesia wins Doubles silver
24th October, Manila: Paolo M. Hernandez and Billy M. Islan won Indonesia's first medal at the 19th Asian Youth Tenpin Bowling Championships after storming home in their final two games of the Boy's Doubles event to pick up the silver medal. |
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Fourth and sixth runner-ups for Indonesians
6th October, Bangkok: 5th AIMAG Singles silver medallist, Tannya Roumimper and 29th SEA Games Team silver medallist, Ryan Lalisang ended their 2017 PBA-World Bowling Tour Thailand campaign in fifth and seventh positions respectively. |
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Indonesian men takes home bronze
26th September, Ashgabat: Second-seed Indonesia were ousted by third-seed Chinese Taipei, 730-784 in the second Men's 4-player Team semi-finals match of the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games to take home the bronze medal. |
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