Maiden victory for youngsters
Brandon kept a hot pace and was 19 pins ahead of Shaun at the halfway mark with Loke Chor lurking closing behind the duo. As Jonathan moved to the front, Loke was 32 pins adrift after the fifth game.
Loke then stepped into top gear with 202, 212 and 203 in his last three game to end the 8-game finals with 1576 and 33 pins ahead of Howard Saw, who finished second with 1543. Pace-setter, Shaun Ng settled for third with 1528.
Lynette Ho, who had set a cracking pace from the start of the 8-game finals, settled for second with 1482 while Calista Tan stormed home to snatch third place from another pace-setter, Ilma Nurjannah with a total of 1466.
"I would have been happy with a podium finish but to win is even more fantastic," said Enseilia after receiving the champion's trophy from Mr B.C. Cheah, Vice President of MTBC and Director of Malaysian National squad.
Meanwhile, C.S. Ng won the Men's Graded B Masters title with a total of 1621 followed by Tan Hock Beng and Johnny Lee second and third with 1617 and 1614 respectively. The Women's Graded B division crown went to youngster, Ong Ying Xin with a total of 1469.
Yeo Ching Yee settled for second with 1422 as Valerie Chan and Julie Png tied for third place with a total of 1411. There will be seven qualifying squads left today and if any Men's Open bowlers who have not made the finals will have a final chance to join the finalists in the one-game Desperado Squad after the last squad.