Daniel Vezis

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Daniel Vezis is a two-handed bowler from Latvia.[ where? ] He has won many regional titles and multiple "6 no 36" weekly tournaments. Has represented Latvia in European and International tournaments. And currently is playing on European Bowling Tour 2012 representing England.

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Latvian tournament wins

Year Tournament
2012 Club's cup [1]
20114th RT Zelta Prizma meistars [2]
2011Bowlero Grand final [3]
20103rd RT A-Z Boulings masters [4]
2010Daugavpils Open [5]
2010 QubicaAMF World Cup (National selection) [6]
2003III Lačplēša Kauss [7]

Championship and cup medals

TournamentMedalEvent
2011 - Latvian XIVth Championships [3] BronzeMen
2011 - European Youth Championships [8] BronzeAll-event
2011 - European Youth Championships [3] SilverTeam
2011 - European Youth Championships [9] GoldDoubles
2010 - European Youth Championships [10] BronzeDoubles
2010 - European Youth Championships [11] SilverSingles
2010 - World Youth Championships [12] BronzeMasters

International tournaments

Tournament Place
2011 - Parnu Open 2011 [3] 43rd
2011 - Kiev Open3rd
2011 - Brunswick Ballmaster Open69th
2012 - Brunswick Ballmaster Open [13] 204th
2012 - 6th International Wroclaw Open [14] 2nd
2012 - 1st Croatia Open [15] 25th
2012 - 6th QubicaAMF Open [16] 8th
2012 - 3rd Track Dream-Bowl Palace Open [17] 70th
2012 - Bowltech Aalborg International 2012 [18] 74th
2012 - Odense International open [19] 8th
2012 - Brunswick Italia Challenge [20] 6th

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