10 Videos from the 2009 Women's World Championships in Las Vegas available in High and Low Quality
09/28/09
The 2009 Women's World Championships, which were held on 60 specially constructed lanes inside Cashman Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, drew record 228 women from record 45 World Tenpin Bowling Association member federations.
Clara Juliana Guerrero (All Events and Masters), right, from Colombia and Stefanie Nation (Singles), left, USA, won the three individual medals.
A combined team of two spinners and one traditional bowler from Chinese Taipei (below left) was the surprise winner in Trios, while the bowlers from South Korea (below right) captured the other two team medals by winning in Doubles and 5-player Team.
11 of the 45 countries shared the gold, silver and bronze medals in six disciplines, Singles, Doubles, Trios, Team, All Events and Masters. Korea led the medal tally with 2 gold, 1 silver and 3 bronze. Colombia was second with two gold, followed by the United States (1-2-1-) and Chinese Taipei (1 gold).
Sweden earned one silver and one bronze, while Mexico and Australia had one silver medal each. Denmark had three bronze medals while Finland, Japan and Singapore had one bronze medal each.
Hwang Sun Ok, left, Korea, was the most decorated player with two gold medals (Doubles and Team) and a silver medal in Masters. Her team mate and partner in Doubles, Gang Hye Eun, right, had two gold and a bronze medal in Masters. The only other player winning two gold medals was Clara Juliana Guerrero (pictured right), Colombia, who won the prestigious All Events and Masters titles.
For the complete coverage click "2009 WWC" on the left menu bar or scroll down this page and click on the respective shortcuts in the Results, Videos and Related Articles section.
Singles
1. Stefanie Nation, United States
2. Sandra Gongora, Mexico
3. Anja Ginge Jensen, Denmark and Krista Pöllänen, Finland
Doubles
1. Hwang Sun Ok/Gang Hye Eun, Korea
2. Carol Gianotti/Ann Maree Putney, Australia
3. Son Yun-Hee/Hong Su-Yeon, Korea and Anne Gales/Rikke Rasmussen, Denmark
Trios
1. Yang Hao-Ting/Tsai Hsin-Yi/Tang Ya-Chun, Chinese Taipei
2. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard/Liz Johnson/Stefanie Nation, United States
3. Kamilla Kjeldsen/Anne Gales/Rikke Rasmussen, Denmark and Maki Nakano/Nao Ohishi/Ayano Katai, Japan
Team
1. Korea (Hwang Sun-Ok, Gang Hye-Eun, Jeon Eun-Hee, Son Yun-Hee, Kim Yeau-Jin)
2. United States (Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Kim Terrell-Kearney, Wendy Macpherson, Lynda Barnes, Stefanie Nation, Liz Johnson)
3. Singapore (Bernice Lim, Shayna Ng, Cherie Tan, Jazreel Tan, Jasmine Yeong-Nathan, Geraldine Ng) and Sweden (Nina Flack, Malin Glendert, Victoria Johansson, Helen Johnsson, Veronica Lantto, Rebecka Larsen)
All Events
1. Clara Juliana Guerrero, Colombia
2. Helen Johnsson, Sweden
3. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, United States
Masters
1. Clara Juliana Guerrero, Colombia
2. Hwang Sun-Ok, Korea
3. Son Yun-Hee and Gang Hye-Eun, both Korea
You can now view all videos with less than 10 minutes length in two versions, high quality (almost high definition) for those with broadband connections and lower quality for those with slower internet connections, who were unable to buffer the HQ videos.
Video #11 2009 WWC Team Finals - Title Match between Korea and the United States ***
Video #10 Masters Title Match - Decider between Clara Juliana Guerrero (COL) and Hwang Sun-Ok (KOR) ***
Video #9 Trios Finals - Title Match between United States and Chinese Tapei ***
Video #8 Doubles Finals - Title Match between Korea and Australia ***
Video #7 Singles Title Match between Stefanie Nation, USA, and Sandra Gongora, Mexico ***
Video #6 Women's World Championships 2009 - Doubles Preliminaries Slomo 2 ***
Video #5 Maria Jose Rodriguez, Colombia, shoots the first 300 game of the Women's World Championships 2009 ***
Video #4 Women's World Championships 2009 - Doubles Preliminaries Slomo 1
Video #3 Women's World Championships 2009 - Singles Preliminaries ***
Video #2 Women's World Championships 2009 Opening Ceremonies ***
Video #1 Impressions from the Women's World Championships at Cashman Center ***
*** indicates two versions
Clara Juliana Guerrero wins the Masters gold in the Women's World Championships
Masters Round of 4
Masters Round of 8
Masters Round of 16
Masters competition to end the 2009 Women's World Championships in Las Vegas
Korea shoots huge game to defeat USA and win the Team title
Korea, United States, Singapore, Sweden advance to the Team Finals
Colombia's Clara Juliana Guerrero wins gold in All Events
Korea sets Championship Record to lead Team event at Women's World Championships
Team and All Events World Champions to be crowned on Saturday
Colombia leads 68 Trios into Day Two competition
Koreans Hwang/Gang win the Doubles World Championship with flying colors
Stefanie Nation brings home first gold medal for USA in Singles event at 2009 Women's World Championships
Colombia shoots into lead as Trios event reaches halfway point at Women's World Championships
Team USA Team USA rises to the top in Trios event after Squad 1/2
Two World Champions will be crowned after the first block if Trios on Thursday
Koreans dominate Doubles preliminaries at Women's World Championships
Philippine duo moves into third place in Doubles preliminaries in Squad 2
Koreatakes the lead in Doubles preliminaries after Squad 1 of 3
Wednesday's action at the 2009 Women's World Championships shifts to Doubles event
Nation, Gongora, Ginge, Pöllänen advance to Singles finals at Women's World Championships
Ginge, Guerrero, Hulsch crack top 4 in Singles Squad 2
Team USA's Stefanie Nation sets the pace in Singles event
Real action at the 2009 Women's World Championships starts with Singles event
2009 Women's World Championships gets underway in true Las Vegas fashion
2009 Women's World Championships prepares for Grand Opening at Cashman Center
Women bowlers from all over the world test the lanes at Cashman Center
A walk through USBC Open Championships Lanes at Cashman Center
Team USA eyes team gold medal at 2009 WTBA Women's World Championships
USBC to provide live video of Women's World Championships on bowl.com
Dorin-Ballard and Team USA women gear up for 2009 WTBA Women's World Championships
Live Coverage from the Women's World Championship
WTBA Presidium corrects rule decisions effective at Women's World Championship 2009
USBC releases final Bulletin No. 3 for the WTBA Women's World Championships in Las Vegas
Women's World Championships to feature record turnout
Malaysia selects team for WWC Las Vegas
Team USA selects squad for Women's World Championships
Be a part of the 2009 Women's World Championships online community
Ann-Maree Putney wins Australian Women's World Team Rolloff
USBC releases Bulletin No. 2 for the WTBA Women's World Championships in Las Vegas
USBC releases Bulletin No. 1 for the WTBA Women's World Championships in Las Vegas
2009 WWC
Review our Live Coverage from the 2009 Women's World Championships in Las Vegas
The 2009 Women's World Championships, which were held on 60 specially constructed lanes inside Cashman Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, drew record 228 women from record 45 World Tenpin Bowling Association member federations. Clara Juliana Guerrero (All Events and Masters), right, from Colombia and Stefanie Nation (Singles), left, USA, won the three individual medals.
A combined team of two spinners and one traditional bowler from Chinese Taipei (below left) was the surprise winner in Trios, while the bowlers from South Korea (below right) captured the other two team medals by winning in Doubles and 5-player Team.
11 of the 45 countries shared the gold, silver and bronze medals in six disciplines, Singles, Doubles, Trios, Team, All Events and Masters. Korea led the medal tally with 2 gold, 1 silver and 3 bronze. Colombia was second with two gold, followed by the United States (1-2-1-) and Chinese Taipei (1 gold). Sweden earned one silver and one bronze, while Mexico and Australia had one silver medal each. Denmark had three bronze medals while Finland, Japan and Singapore had one bronze medal each.
Hwang Sun Ok, left, Korea, was the most decorated player with two gold medals (Doubles and Team) and a silver medal in Masters. Her team mate and partner in Doubles, Gang Hye Eun, right, had two gold and a bronze medal in Masters. The only other player winning two gold medals was Clara Juliana Guerrero (pictured right), Colombia, who won the prestigious All Events and Masters titles. For the complete coverage click "2009 WWC" on the left menu bar or scroll down this page and click on the respective shortcuts in the Results, Videos and Related Articles section.
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Medal Tally
| Pos | Country | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| 1. | Korea | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| 2. | Colombia | 2 | ||
| 3. | United States | 1 | 2 | 1 |
| 4. | Chinese Taipei | 1 | ||
| 5. | Sweden | 1 | 1 | |
| 6. | Mexico | 1 | ||
| (tie) | Australia | 1 | ||
| 8. | Denmark | 3 | ||
| 9. | Finland | 1 | ||
| (tie) | Japan | 1 | ||
| (tie) | Singapore | 1 | ||
| Total | 6 | 6 | 11 |
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Results
Singles1. Stefanie Nation, United States
2. Sandra Gongora, Mexico
3. Anja Ginge Jensen, Denmark and Krista Pöllänen, Finland
Doubles1. Hwang Sun Ok/Gang Hye Eun, Korea
2. Carol Gianotti/Ann Maree Putney, Australia
3. Son Yun-Hee/Hong Su-Yeon, Korea and Anne Gales/Rikke Rasmussen, Denmark
Trios1. Yang Hao-Ting/Tsai Hsin-Yi/Tang Ya-Chun, Chinese Taipei
2. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard/Liz Johnson/Stefanie Nation, United States
3. Kamilla Kjeldsen/Anne Gales/Rikke Rasmussen, Denmark and Maki Nakano/Nao Ohishi/Ayano Katai, Japan
Team1. Korea (Hwang Sun-Ok, Gang Hye-Eun, Jeon Eun-Hee, Son Yun-Hee, Kim Yeau-Jin)
2. United States (Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Kim Terrell-Kearney, Wendy Macpherson, Lynda Barnes, Stefanie Nation, Liz Johnson)
3. Singapore (Bernice Lim, Shayna Ng, Cherie Tan, Jazreel Tan, Jasmine Yeong-Nathan, Geraldine Ng) and Sweden (Nina Flack, Malin Glendert, Victoria Johansson, Helen Johnsson, Veronica Lantto, Rebecka Larsen)
All Events1. Clara Juliana Guerrero, Colombia
2. Helen Johnsson, Sweden
3. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, United States
Masters1. Clara Juliana Guerrero, Colombia
2. Hwang Sun-Ok, Korea
3. Son Yun-Hee and Gang Hye-Eun, both Korea
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Videos
You can now view all videos with less than 10 minutes length in two versions, high quality (almost high definition) for those with broadband connections and lower quality for those with slower internet connections, who were unable to buffer the HQ videos.
Video #11 2009 WWC Team Finals - Title Match between Korea and the United States ***
Video #10 Masters Title Match - Decider between Clara Juliana Guerrero (COL) and Hwang Sun-Ok (KOR) ***
Video #9 Trios Finals - Title Match between United States and Chinese Tapei ***
Video #8 Doubles Finals - Title Match between Korea and Australia ***
Video #7 Singles Title Match between Stefanie Nation, USA, and Sandra Gongora, Mexico ***
Video #6 Women's World Championships 2009 - Doubles Preliminaries Slomo 2 ***
Video #5 Maria Jose Rodriguez, Colombia, shoots the first 300 game of the Women's World Championships 2009 ***
Video #4 Women's World Championships 2009 - Doubles Preliminaries Slomo 1
Video #3 Women's World Championships 2009 - Singles Preliminaries ***
Video #2 Women's World Championships 2009 Opening Ceremonies ***
Video #1 Impressions from the Women's World Championships at Cashman Center ***
*** indicates two versions
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Women bowlers from all over the world test the lanes at Cashman Center
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