| Bowling at the 2003 Pan American Games | |
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«1999 2007» |
This page shows the results of the Bowling Competition for men and women at the 2003 Pan American Games , held from August 1 to August 17, 2003, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
| Bowling at the 2003 Pan American Games | |
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«1999 2007» |
This page shows the results of the Bowling Competition for men and women at the 2003 Pan American Games , held from August 1 to August 17, 2003, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
| RANK | FINAL | AVERAGE |
|---|---|---|
 |  Daniel Falconi (MEX) | 217,25 |
 | Marcos Baeza (MEX) | 212,92 |
 |  Bill Hoffman (USA) | 212,67 |
| 4. |  Danyck Brière (CAN) | 209,67 |
 Jaime Andrés Gómez (COL) | ||
| 6. |  Diego Fernández (GUA) | 205,92 |
| 7. |  Roberto Baranano (URU) | 205,67 |
| 8. |  Arturo Hernandez (VEN) | 205,33 |
| 9. |  Fábio Rezende (BRA) | 203,42 |
| 10. | Scott Pohl (USA) | 201,25 |
| 11. | José Méndez (GUA) | 201,00 |
| 12. |  Rolando Sebelen (DOM) | 200,92 |
| 13. |  Manuel Zambrano (PAN) | 200,25 |
| 14. |  Luis Marrero (PUR) | 199,17 |
| Pedro Cardoza (VEN) | ||
| 16. | Jorge David Romero (COL) | 199,00 |
| 17. | Hilton Núñez (DOM) | 196,33 |
| 18. | Jose Avendano (PAN) | 195,42 |
| 19. | Francisco Colon (PUR) | 194,83 |
| 20. | Walter Costa (BRA) | 192,67 |
| 21. |  Lucas Legnani (ARG) | 189,92 |
| 22. | George Lambert (CAN) | 188,67 |
| 23. |  Alejandro Reyna (CRC) | 188,25 |
| 24. |  Juan Azar (ECU) | 187,92 |
| 25. | Luis Barquis (URU) | 187,58 |
| 26. |  Antoine Jones (BER) | 186,75 |
| 27. | Steven Riley (BER) | 183,92 |
 Juan Araya (CHI) | ||
| 29. | Ruben Favero (ARG) | 178,83 |
| 30. | Mario Valverde (CRC) | 178,33 |
| 31. |  Errol Brown (ARU) | 175,67 |
| 32. | José Zambrano (ECU) | 175,17 |
| RANK | FINAL | AVERAGE |
|---|---|---|
| | United States • Bill Hoffman • Scott Pohl | 209,17 |
| | Canada • Danyck Brière • George Lambert | 203,79 |
| | Colombia • Jaime Andrés Gómez • Jorge David Romero | 203,21 |
| RANK | FINAL | AVERAGE |
|---|---|---|
| | Shannon Pluhowsky (USA) | 204,92 |
| | Sofia Granda (GUA) | 202,00 |
| | Clara Guerrero (COL) | 200,67 |
| 4. | Margalit Mizrachi (VEN) | 199,50 |
| 5. | Adriana Pérez (MEX) | 196,00 |
| 6. | Sara Vargas (COL) | 194,00 |
| 7. | Maria Ramirez (CRC) | 193,00 |
| 8. | Illiana Lomeli (MEX) | 192,83 |
| 9. | Aumi Guerra (DOM) | 190,00 |
| 10. | Annie Henriquez (DOM) | 187,42 |
| 11. | Yoselin Garcia (PUR) | 187,25 |
| 12. | Michelle Ayala (PUR) | |
| 13. | Stacy Werth (USA) | 186,67 |
| 14. | Dianne Ingham (BER) | 186,08 |
| 15. | Jennifer Willis (CAN) | 185,42 |
| Ghiselle Araujo (CRC) | ||
| 17. | Jacqueline Costa (BRA) | 184,17 |
| 18. | Laura Lanzavecchia (ARG) | 183,50 |
| 19. | Robin Crawford (CAN) | 182,92 |
| 20. | June Dill (BER) | 181,08 |
| 21. | Luiza Rocha (BRA) | 179,00 |
| 22. |  Eloina Valle (HON) | 178,42 |
| 23. | Marta Quinteros (ARG) | 176,50 |
| 24. | Mirna Tabormina (CHI) | 176,08 |
| 25. | Ely Bennett (PAN) | 175,17 |
| 26. | Karen Holder (PAN) | 172,25 |
| 27. |  Marina McClain (BAH) | 172,00 |
| 28. | Patricia Ciotti (VEN) | 168,00 |
| 29. | Renatha Arnold (ARU) | 162,50 |
| 30. | Maria Castillo (GUA) | 161,92 |
| 31. | Susette Croes (ARU) | 158,67 |
| 32. | Joanna Whiteside-Powell (BAH) | — |
| RANK | FINAL | AVERAGE |
|---|---|---|
| | Mexico • Iliana Lomeli • Adriana Pérez | 200,29 |
| | United States • Shannon Pluhowsky • Stacy Werth | 196,46 |
| | Colombia • Sara Vargas • Clara Guerrero | 195,92 |
| 4. | Puerto Rico • Michelle Ayala • Yoselin Leon | 190,96 |
| 5. | Canada • Jennifer Willis • Robin Crawford | 187,67 |
| 6. | Costa Rica • Maria Ramirez • Gishelle Araujo | 186,63 |
| 7. | Brazil • Jacqueline Costa • Luiz Rocha | 185,21 |
| 8. | Bermuda • Diane Ingham • June Dill | 182,88 |
| 9. | Venezuela • Margalit Mizrachi • Patricia Ciotti | 182,79 |
| 10. | Dominican Republic • Aumi Guerra • Annie Henriquez | 180,88 |
| 11. | Panama • Karen Holder • Ely Bennett | 171,50 |
| 12. | Guatemala • Sofia Granda • Maria Castillo | 171,29 |
| 13. | Bahamas • Joanna Woodside • Marina McClain | 169,21 |
| 14. | Argentina • Laura Lanzavecchia • Marta Quinteros | 168,33 |
| 15. | Aruba • Renatha Arnold • Susette Croes | 164,13 |
| Place | Nation |  |  |  | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United States | 2 | 1 | 1 | 4 |
| 2 | Mexico | 2 | 1 | 0 | 3 |
| 3 | Canada | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Guatemala | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | |
| 5 | Colombia | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
| Total | 4 | 4 | 4 | 12 | |
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