A slow start for Singapore
Singapore's hopeful, Jazreel Tan had a great start with 231, 222 and 209 in her first three games but fizzled off with 184, 172 and 192 to end up in 18th position behind team-mate, Shayna Ng in 13th in the second squad.
Second seed, Kim Yeon-Ju of Korea claimed the first gold after she easily defeated Brittni Hamilton of USA, 192-155 to win the gold. Kim beat third-seed, Diana Zavjalova of Latvia, 214-204 in the semi while Hamilton edged Carman Haandrikman, 60-20 in the tie breaker after both were locked at 188 in the other semi.
But Low threw away his golden opportunity with a weak 171 to remain fourth in eighth overall. Justin Lim Chun Liang took 18th spot and 62nd overall. Park retained pole with Sam Cooley of Australia, Francois Lavoie of Canada and Adam Cairns of England making the semi-finals.
Cairns went on to beat Cooley, 210-139 in the finals to win the gold for England. He also ousted the Korean, 246-214 in the earlier semi-finals. The Aussie cruised to the finals after dispatching the French, 211-158 in the other semi.
Detailed scores:
Girl's Singles Semi & Finals | Girl's Singles Qualification | Boy's Singles Semi & Finals | Boy's Singles Qualification.