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Men's masters
at the 2006 Asian Games
VenueQatar Bowling Center
Date9–10 December 2006
Competitors16 from 11 nations
Medalists
gold medal Jo Nam-yi   South Korea
silver medal Remy Ong   Singapore
bronze medal Choi Bok-eum   South Korea
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Main article: Bowling at the 2006 Asian Games

The men's masters competition at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha was held on 9 and 10 December 2006 at Qatar Bowling Centre.

The Masters event comprises the top 16 bowlers (maximum two per country) from the all-events competition.

Schedule

All times are Arabia Standard Time (UTC+03:00)

Date Time Event
Saturday, 9 December 2006 09:00 First block
Sunday, 10 December 2006 12:30 Second block
17:30 2nd/3rd place
18:00 1st/2nd place

Results

Legend
  • DNF — Did not finish

Preliminary

Rank Athlete Game Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1  Jo Nam-yi (KOR) 265
10		 201
10		 196
10		 237
10		 220
0		 236
10		 247
10		 189
0		 252
10		 246
10		 255
10		 227
10		 230
10		 257
10		 216
0		 201
10		 3805
2  Remy Ong (SIN) 220
10		 179
0		 194
0		 181
0		 238
10		 240
10		 266
10		 213
0		 255
10		 247
10		 248
0		 228
10		 258
0		 233
10		 225
0		 253
10		 3768
3  Choi Bok-eum (KOR) 167
0		 240
10		 225
10		 189
0		 256
10		 215
10		 199
0		 277
10		 234
10		 239
10		 253
10		 279
10		 257
10		 183
0		 214
0		 162
0		 3689
4  Wu Siu Hong (HKG) 193
0		 227
10		 195
0		 279
10		 187
0		 222
10		 213
0		 212
10		 279
10		 203
0		 214
0		 244
0		 270
10		 196
0		 218
10		 237
10		 3669
5  Alex Liew (MAS) 193
10		 181
0		 188
0		 232
0		 213
10		 218
0		 246
10		 237
10		 234
10		 207
0		 235
10		 258
10		 204
10		 256
10		 232
10		 227
0		 3661
6  Somjed Kusonphithak (THA) 224
10		 209
10		 193
0		 246
10		 192
0		 201
10		 216
10		 170
0		 224
0		 216
10		 237
10		 288
10		 202
0		 277
10		 254
10		 195
0		 3644
7  Ryan Leonard Lalisang (INA) 243
10		 217
0		 194
0		 191
0		 213
10		 207
10		 191
0		 238
10		 212
0		 205
0		 246
10		 279
10		 237
0		 194
0		 259
10		 217
10		 3623
8  Toshihiko Takahashi (JPN) 246
10		 227
10		 199
10		 216
10		 223
10		 193
10		 223
10		 179
0		 254
0		 171
0		 204
0		 245
10		 228
10		 237
0		 222
10		 226
10		 3603
9  Hassan Al-Shaikh (KSA) 255
10		 180
0		 176
10		 225
10		 216
0		 266
10		 220
10		 199
10		 237
0		 201
0		 236
0		 228
0		 201
0		 215
0		 236
10		 225
0		 3586
10  Yannaphon Larpapharat (THA) 180
0		 218
0		 206
10		 224
10		 236
10		 191
0		 197
0		 256
10		 278
10		 191
10		 243
10		 195
0		 168
0		 225
10		 225
0		 256
10		 3579
11  Lee Yu Wen (SIN) 165
0		 247
10		 204
0		 235
10		 233
0		 179
0		 180
0		 198
0		 249
10		 217
10		 256
10		 215
0		 218
10		 245
10		 259
10		 185
0		 3565
12  Saeed Al-Hajri (QAT) 237
10		 249
10		 209
10		 194
0		 211
10		 204
0		 195
10		 215
10		 197
0		 228
0		 193
0		 204
0		 181
0		 223
0		 216
10		 245
10		 3481
13  Markwin Tee (PHI) 176
0		 215
0		 172
0		 257
0		 228
10		 177
0		 257
10		 203
10		 242
10		 213
0		 201
0		 224
0		 211
10		 226
10		 216
0		 201
0		 3479
14  Bader Al-Shaikh (KSA) 163
0		 242
10		 233
10		 200
10		 189
0		 218
0		 166
0		 195
0		 221
0		 223
10		 258
10		 299
10		 191
0		 202
0		 211
0		 191
0		 3462
15  Aaron Kong (MAS) 180
0		 204
0		 223
10		 190
0		 200
0		 200
0		 205
0		 161
0		 186
0		 226
10		 203
0		 222
0		 244
10		 249
10		 213
0		 235
10		 3391
—  Nayef Eqab (UAE) 179
0		 208
0		 202
10		 214
10		 160
0		 223
10		 202
0		 177
0		 DNF

Stepladder finals

2nd/3rd place 1st/2nd place
1  Jo Nam-yi (KOR) 221 234 455
2  Remy Ong (SIN) 259 2  Remy Ong (SIN) 199 212 411
3  Choi Bok-eum (KOR) 195

References

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