National youth rookie shines in first outing
"This is my first outing and I'm happy to have qualified," said the Koh, who won five Gold medals in the 2003 National Schools championship. "Although the training has been though and there are a lot of changes made to my game, I've learned a lot. So far, only Koh is the only youth who have made the finals.
Meanwhile, Malaysian national youth, Fahmi Bahri of Johor improved on his earlier score to move up to third in the mixed pool en-route to scoring the highest game of the day with 289. Fahmi is crossing his fingers that no one else could top his score and win the last Canon PowerShot A410 digital camera.
Jazreel, who won the Masters Silver medal in the Manila SEA Games, also made the finals of the Ladies' Open division with 832 in third. Just 6 pins adrift came reigning Singapore National champion, Jasmine Yeong Nathan in fourth with 826.
Siti Khadijah Osman of Malaysia, continued to lead the pack with 928 followed by SEA Games Gold medalist, Choy Poh Lai and Zandra Aziela in second and third on 923 and 894. Korea's Kim Ae-Young and Kim Eun-Jung is first and third with 908 and 899 sandwiching Hong Kong's Joey Yip in second with 907.