With two events remaining on the World Bowling Tour, Finland's Mika Koivuniemi (pictured left) holds a massive lead in the men's rankings, while the United States' Carolyn Dorin-Ballard (right) stayed at the top of the women's rankings.

Koivuniemi was the only player on either the men's or women's side among the top three in the rankings to compete in the most recent event on the World Bowling Tour, presented by the World Tenpin Bowling Association.

The Finn earned 24 rankings points for a sixth-place finish at the Korean Daejeon International Open , hich concluded Aug. 26.

Koivuniemi leads the rankings with 149 points, while Sean Rash of the United States remained in second with 90 points and Finland's Osku Palermaa is third at 77.

On the women's side, none of the top six players in the rankings competed in Korea, which left the women's rankings unchanged among the leaders.

Dorin-Ballard leads with 145 points, while Team USA's Kelly Kulick is second with 100. Sweden's Nina Flack remains in third place with 85 points.

The World Bowling Tour is made up of various events around the world throughout the course of 2011. Players earn points based on how they finish in the event and those points will be tabulated throughout the season to determine the top three men and top three women who will be invited to compete in the World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the Professional Bowlers Association.

The World Bowling Tour Finals are scheduled to take place at the PBA's World Series of Bowling in late 2011 and will feature a total prize fund of $40,000. The event will be aired nationally in the United States.

The top three men and top three women will bowl a stepladder finals format in their respective divisions at the World Bowling Tour Finals. The prize money for each division is the same, with the winner taking $10,000, second place earning $6,000 and third place winning $4,000.

The next stop on the World Bowling Tour in Bangkok, Thailand, from Sept. 24-30 and the tour wraps up with the AMF Australian Masters from Oct. 10-22 in Sydney, Australia.

The World Tenpin Bowling Association, which is made up of more than 100 bowling federations, governs the sport throughout the world. For more information on WTBA and the World Bowling Tour, visit WorldTenpinBowling.com

 

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World Bowling Tour - Men's Point Rankings after six events

Pos	Player	Country	#01	#02	#03	#04	#05	#06	#07	#08	Total
1.	Mika Koivuniemi	Finland	50	35	40			24			149
2.	Sean Rash	USA	40	11	14		25				90
3.	Osku Palermaa	Finland	23			23	30	1			77
4.	Chris Barnes	USA	25	20	23						68
5.	Tore Torgersen	Norway	8			13	40				61
6.	Dominic Barrett	England	4			35	21				60
7.	Paul Moor	England	35				20				55
8.	Martin Larsen	Sweden		6	12		35				53
9.	Chris Loschetter	USA			1		50				51
10.	Norm Duke	USA			50						50
(tie)	Tom Hess	USA		50							50
(tie)	Syafiq Ridhwan	Malaysia				50					50
(tie)	Jeong Seung-Soo	Korea						50			50
(tie)	Tommy Jones	USA		15	35						50
15.	Jason Belmonte	Australia.		4	20		23	1			48
16.	Ronnie Russell	USA	22	8	4		13				47
17.	Kimmo Lehtonen	Finland	30	3		8					41
18.	Jack Jurek	USA		40							40
(tie)	Thomas Larsen	Denmark				40					40
(tie)	Kim Young-Kwan	Korea						40			40
21.	Kim Jun-Soo	Korea						35			35
22.	Lucas Legnani	Argentina		22		11					33
23.	Dennis Eklund	Sweden	12			20					32
24.	Bryon Smith	USA		6				25			31
25.	Marco Baade	Germany				30					30
(tie)	Mike DeVaney	USA		30							30
(tie)	Lim Dong-Sung	Korea						30			30
(tie)	Ryan Shafer	USA			30						30
29.	Karl Wahlgren	Sweden	21			8					29
30.	Chris Warren	USA		25	3						28
(tie)	Gery Verbruggen	Belgium	4			24					28
(tie)	Stuart Williams	England		6			22				28
33.	Dan MacLelland	Canada		3	24						27
(tie)	Martin Paulsson	Sweden	24			3					27
(tie)	Andres Gomez	Colombia		13	11		3				27
36.	Bill O'Neill	USA		1	25						26
(tie)	Jouni Helminen	Finland	11			15					26
38.	Oliver Blase	Germany				25					25
39.	Tim Mack	USA					24				24
(tie)	Rick Steelsmith	USA		24							24
41.	Kim Kyung-Min	Korea						23			23
(tie)	Joe Paluszek	USA		23							23
43.	Eike Kabowski	Germany				22					22
(tie)	Sasaki Tomoyuki	Japan						22			22
(tie)	Brian Valenta	USA			22						22
46.	Adrian Ang	Malaysia				21					21
(tie)	Jason Couch	USA		21							21
(tie)	Kim Hyun-Bum	Korea						21			21
(tie)	Steve Jaros	USA			21						21
50.	Mike Fagan	USA		12	8						20
(tie)	Peter Hellström	Sweden	20								20
(tie)	Tom Smallwood	USA		14	6						20
(tie)	Kim Taek-Yeon	Korea						20			20
54.	Joe Ciccone	USA		13	6						19
55.	Lonnie Waliczek	USA		4	14						18
56.	Nathan Bohr	USA		11	6						17
(tie)	Peter Ljung	Sweden				14	3				17
(tie)	Pete Weber	USA		2	15						17
59.	David Beres	USA		8	8						16
60.	Sayed Ibrahim Al Hashemi	UAE					15				15
(tie)	Vincent Cayez	France				15					15
(tie)	Rasmus Hagelberg	Sweden	15								15
(tie)	Brian Himmler	USA		15							15
(tie)	Yannaphon Larpapharat	Thailand					15				15
(tie)	Scott Norton	USA			15						15
(tie)	Jeong Tae-Hwa	Korea						15			15
(tie)	Takahashi Toshihiko	Japan						15			15
(tie)	Frederik Öhrgaar	Denmark	15								15
69.	Mohammed Al Rageebah	Kuwait					14				14
(tie)	Kim Byung-Hak	Korea						14			14
(tie)	Dino Castillo	USA		14							14
(tie)	Kristoffer Hagelberg	Sweden	14								14
(tie)	Melvin Ocando	Spain	1			13					14
(tie)	Mik Stampe	Denmark				14					14
(tie)	Kang Sung-Yu	Korea						14			14
(tie)	Siu Hong Wu	Hong Kong					14				14
(tie)	Matias Ã…rup	Sweden	14								14
78.	Basel Al- Anzi	Kuwait					13				13
(tie)	Marcus Berndt	Sweden			13						13
(tie)	Mark Clark	USA			13						13
(tie)	Park Hee-Jeong	Korea						13			13
(tie)	Ville Holmström	Finland	13								13
(tie)	Kim Jin-Hyuk	Korea						13			13
(tie)	Jussi Lindgren	Finland	13								13
85.	Hussain Al Suwaidi	UAE					12				12
(tie)	Park Bong-Joo	Korea						12			12
(tie)	Adam Cairns	England				12					12
(tie)	John Furey	USA			12						12
(tie)	Michael Haugen Jr	USA		12							12
(tie)	Mika Heino	Finland	12								12
(tie)	Jeong Jae-Young	Korea						12			12
(tie)	Ryan Lalisang	Indonesia					12				12
(tie)	Jari Ratia	Finland				12					12
94.	Ayad Al Amiri	Kuwait					11				11
(tie)	Patrick Allen	USA		8	3						11
(tie)	Robert Andersson	Sweden				11					11
(tie)	Jeong Jae-Hoon	Korea						11			11
(tie)	Mohammed Janahi	Bahrain					11				11
(tie)	Kim Ji-Myung	Korea						11			11
(tie)	Jesse Lindholm	Finland	11								11
(tie)	E. J. Tackett	USA			11						11
102.	Erik Andersin	Sweden	3			6					9
(tie)	Manuel Otalora	Colombia			6		3				9
(tie)	Tony Ranta	Finland	3			6					9
105.	Mahmood Al Attar	UAE					8				8
(tie)	Khaled Al Dubyyan	Kuwait					8				8
(tie)	Cyrus Cheung	Hong Kong					8				8
(tie)	Park Geun-Woo	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Min Gyeong-Jong	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Tomas Leandersson	Sweden	8								8
(tie)	Petri Lehtonen	Finland	8								8
(tie)	Artur Levikin	Latvia				8					8
(tie)	Surasak Manuwong	Thailand					8				8
(tie)	Matthew O'Grady	USA			8						8
(tie)	Toni Palermaa	Finland	8								8
(tie)	J.R Raymond	USA		8							8
(tie)	Jeon Sang-Hoon	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Baek Seung-Jun	Korea						8			8
(tie)	John Szczerbinski	USA			8						8
(tie)	Choi Tae-Seung	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Raymond Teece	England	8								8
(tie)	Ron van den Bogaard	Netherlands				8					8
(tie)	Erik Vermilyea	USA		8							8
(tie)	Fero Williams	USA			8						8
(tie)	Pascal Winternheimer	Germany				8					8
(tie)	Jason Yeong-Nathan	Singapore					8				8
127.	Fadhel Al Mousawi	Kuwait					6				6
(tie)	Hassan Al Zaabi	UAE					6				6
(tie)	Brad Angelo	USA		6							6
(tie)	Josh Blanchard	USA					6				6
(tie)	PJ Haggerty	USA		6							6
(tie)	Carsten Warming Hansen	Denmark	6								6
(tie)	Marcus Henriksson	Sweden	6								6
(tie)	Kari Hurri	Finland	6								6
(tie)	Kim Hyun-Seok	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Tobias Karlsson	Sweden	6								6
(tie)	Victor Krasavkin	Russia				6					6
(tie)	Anthony LaCaze	USA			6						6
(tie)	Michael Mak	Hong Kong					6				6
(tie)	Lee Moon-Gi	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Remy Ong	Singapore					6				6
(tie)	Seo Sang-Chun	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Park Sang-Pil	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Park Soo-Young	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Ioannis Stathatos	Greece				6					6
(tie)	Stephan Unger	Germany				6					6
(tie)	Pasi Uotila	Finland	6								6
148.	Lennie Boresch Jr	USA		3	2						5
149.	Salem Al Hajras	Kuwait					4				4
(tie)	Ritchie Allen	USA			4						4
(tie)	Gong Byung-Hee	Korea						4			4
(tie)	Moon Byung-Ryul	Korea						4			4
(tie)	Darren Cundy	England				4					4
(tie)	Jassem Darwish	Kuwait					4				4
(tie)	Mohannad Ebrahim	Kuwait					4				4
(tie)	Ari Halme	Finland	4								4
(tie)	Mathew Jones	USA		4							4
(tie)	Brian Kretzer	USA		4							4
(tie)	George Lambert IV	Canada.		4							4
(tie)	Jean Marc Lebon	Belgium				4					4
(tie)	Mika Määttä	Finland	4								4
(tie)	Naif Oqab	UAE					4				4
(tie)	Frederic Salmon	Belgium				4					4
(tie)	Jean-Marc Samain	Belgium				4					4
(tie)	Kim Tae-Kyu	Korea						4			4
(tie)	Samuli Tiainen	Finland	4								4
(tie)	Juhani Tonteri	Finland			4						4
(tie)	Michael Tsang	Hong Kong					4				4
(tie)	Alexandre Vahidi	Ireland				4					4
(tie)	Blaine Weninger	USA			4						4
(tie)	Danny Wiseman	USA			4						4
(tie)	Jeong Young-Jin	Korea						4			4
(tie)	Ou Young-Jun	Korea						4			4
174.	Yoan Alix	France				3					3
(tie)	Baek An-Geun	Korea						3			3
(tie)	Anthony Fabre	France				3					3
(tie)	Patrick Girard	Canada			3						3
(tie)	Gong Jin-Seok	Korea						3			3
(tie)	Park Kyung-Sin	Korea						3			3
(tie)	Jack Laffey	USA			3						3
(tie)	Juha Maja	Finland	3								3
(tie)	Emmanuel Michaud	France				3					3
(tie)	Mattias Olsson	Sweden	3								3
(tie)	Mickel Rives	France				3					3
(tie)	Ildemaro Ruiz	Venezuela			3						3
(tie)	Arttu Sadeharju	Finland	3								3
(tie)	Jang Seong-Man	Korea						3			3
(tie)	Karim Sherif	Egypt					3				3
(tie)	Kim Sik	Korea						3			3
(tie)	Michael Steil	USA		3							3
(tie)	Walter Ray Williams Jr	USA		3							3
(tie)	Wicky Yeung	Hong Kong					3				3
(tie)	Zulmazran Zulkifli	Malaysia				1		2			3
194.	Alex Aguiar	USA			2						2
(tie)	Hareb Al Mansouri	UAE					2				2
(tie)	Jamal Ali Al Marzouqi	UAE					2				2
(tie)	Mubarak Al Muraikhi	Qatar					2				2
(tie)	Olivier Braine	Belgium				2					2
(tie)	Terrance Bright	USA		2							2
(tie)	Kim Byung-Suk	Korea						2			2
(tie)	Jeff Carter	USA			2						2
(tie)	Michael Clark Jr	USA		2							2
(tie)	Kim Dae-Hyun	Korea						2			2
(tie)	Mike Edwards	USA		1	1						2
(tie)	Louis Hendriks	Netherlands				2					2
(tie)	Perttu Jussila	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Matias Kallio	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Joshua Kierpiec	USA		2							2
(tie)	Badin Lerdpiriyasukulkit	Thailand					2				2
(tie)	Lasse Lintilä	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Anders Lousdal	Denmark				2					2
(tie)	Mats Maggi	Belgium				2					2
(tie)	Park Min-Soo	Korea						2			2
(tie)	Joni Nieminen	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Phiriyahbhoon Pithakvarakon	Thailand					2				2
(tie)	Teppo Ryhänen	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Dan Sear	England				2					2
(tie)	Ralph Solan	USA		2							2
(tie)	Mike Wolfe	USA			2						2
(tie)	Brian Voss	USA			2						2
(tie)	Cho Young-Sun	Korea						2			2
222.	Rakan Al Amiri	Kuwait					1				1
(tie)	Salem Al Marzoqi	Qatar					1				1
(tie)	Ali Ahmed Al Safar	UAE					1				1
(tie)	Steven Badovinac	USA		1							1
(tie)	Mitch Beasley	USA			1						1
(tie)	Ryan Ciminelli	USA			1						1
(tie)	Jang Dong-Chul	Korea						1			1
(tie)	Wayne Garber	USA		1							1
(tie)	Matt Giles	England				1					1
(tie)	Achim Grabowski	Germany				1					1
(tie)	Ryu Ji-Hoon	Korea						1			1
(tie)	Mohammed Khalid	Kuwait					1				1
(tie)	Robert Klann	USA			1						1
(tie)	Jouko Kuossari	Finland	1								1
(tie)	Wes Malott	USA		1							1
(tie)	Julien Sermand	France				1					1
(tie)	Mohamed Sultan	Ksakhstan				1					1
(tie)	Shinichiro Tamai	Japan						1			1
(tie)	Kert Truus	Estonia	1								1
(tie)	Eric Tseng	Hong Kong					1				1
(tie)	Miikka Vaarala	Finland	1								1
(tie)	Samu Valaranta	Finland	1								1

 

World Bowling Tour - Women's Point Rankings after six events

Pos	Player	Country	#01	#02	#03	#04	#05	#06	#07	#08	Total
1.	Carolyn Dorin-Ballard	USA	40	30	35	40					145
2.	Kelly Kulick	USA		50	50						100
3.	Nina Flack	Sweden	35			20	30				85
4.	Krista Pöllänen	Finland	50			30					80
5.	Liz Johnson	USA		40	30						70
6.	Clara Guerrero	Colombia				50					50
(tie)	Helen Johnsson	Sweden					50				50
(tie)	Kim Min-Hee	Korea						50			50
9.	Sandra Andersson	Sweden				11	35				46
(tie)	Jazreel Tan	Singapore	21		25						46
11.	Jeon Gui-Ae	Korea						40			40
(tie)	Rocio Restrepo	Colombia			40						40
(tie)	Tannya Roumimper	Indonesia					40				40
14.	Nicki Ainge	England	30			8					38
15.	Mai Ginge Jensen	Denmark				35					35
(tie)	Missy Parkin	USA		35							35
(tie)	Bae Seong-Hee	Korea						35			35
18.	Lee Na-Young	Korea						30			30
(tie)	Anna Orlova	Russia		24		6					30
20.	Elin Adolfsson	Sweden	12				15				27
(tie)	Victoria Johansson	Sweden				2	25				27
(tie)	Rebecka Jr. Larsen	Sweden	23			4					27
(tie)	Patricia Luoto	Germany	15			12					27
24.	Joline Persson Planefors	Sweden	22			4					26
25.	Bryanna Caldwell	USA		25							25
(tie)	Cha ln-Hwa	Korea						25			25
(tie)	Heidi Manninen	Finland	25								25
(tie)	Marilyn Planchard	France				25					25
29.	Diandra Asbaty	USA			24						24
(tie)	Vanessa Fung	Hong Kong					24				24
(tie)	Choi Hyun-Sook	Korea						24			24
(tie)	Marija Tkachenko	Latvia	24								24
(tie)	Hee Kar Yen	Malaysia				24					24
34.	Putty Armein	Indonesia					23				23
(tie)	Jessica Baker	USA			23						23
(tie)	Sabrina Duncan Rose	USA		23							23
(tie)	Kim Ji-Hae	Korea						23			23
(tie)	Jacqueline Sijore	Malaysia				23					23
39.	Sophie Herbin	France				22					22
(tie)	Lin Zhi Shayna Ng	Singapore					22				22
(tie)	Anggie Ramirez	Colombia			22						22
(tie)	Brandi Wolfe	USA		22							22
(tie)	Go Young-Sun	Korea						22			22
44.	Zandra Aziela	Malaysia				21					21
(tie)	Nicole Ellison	USA		21							21
(tie)	An Hyun-Im	Korea						21			21
(tie)	Darya Kovalova	Ukraine	13			8					21
(tie)	Su Yi Geraldine Ng	Singapore					21				21
(tie)	Maria Rodriguez	Colombia			21						21
50.	Michelle Arrington	USA			20						20
(tie)	Shuk Han Chan	Hong Kong					20				20
(tie)	Kim Min-Seon	Korea						20			20
(tie)	Diana Zavjalova	Latvia	20								20
54.	Kim Choon-Hee	Korea						15			15
(tie)	Kim Eun-Ok	Korea						15			15
(tie)	Wendy Kok	Netherlands				15					15
(tie)	Kin Ngoh Lai	Malaysia					15				15
(tie)	Marjo Pöntine	Finland	15								15
(tie)	Nicole Sanders	Netherlands				15					15
(tie)	Taylor Swartz	USA			15						15
61.	Laura Beuhtner	Germany	14								14
(tie)	Liza Del Rosario	Philippines					14				14
(tie)	Nadine Geissler	Germany				14					14
(tie)	Kim Hee-Jung	Korea						14			14
(tie)	Choi Jin-A	Korea						14			14
(tie)	Jenny Johansson	Sweden					14				14
(tie)	Nina Manninen	Finland	14								14
(tie)	Kirsten Penny	England				14					14
69.	Hanadi Al Muzail	Kuwait					13				13
(tie)	Filomena Choi	Macau					13				13
(tie)	Kang Hyun-Jin	Korea						13			13
(tie)	Jenni Keränen	Finland	13								13
(tie)	Isabelle Sacco	France				13					13
(tie)	Song Si-Ra	Korea						13			13
(tie)	Cassie Staudinger	Australia				13					13
76.	Park Jin-Hee	Korea						12			12
(tie)	Park Mi-Ran	Korea						12			12
(tie)	Jenni Mäkelä	Finland	12								12
(tie)	Siti Shazwani	Malaysia				12					12
80.	Lauriane Célié	France				11					11
(tie)	Reija Lundén	Finland	11								11
(tie)	Song Mi-Jung	Korea						11			11
(tie)	Laura Tuomisalo	Finland	11								11
(tie)	Yoo Yun-Jung	Korea						11			11
85.	Laurene Bouillier	France				8					8
(tie)	Britt Bröndsted	Denmark				8					8
(tie)	Malin Glendert	Sweden				8					8
(tie)	Anja Hilpinen	Finland	8								8
(tie)	Hannele Impola	Finland	8								8
(tie)	Han Jung-Hee	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Seong Kyung-Un	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Roosa Lundén	Finland	8								8
(tie)	Kang Mi-Jeong	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Cha Mi-Jung	Korea						8			8
(tie)	Helvi Mäkipää	Finland	8								8
(tie)	Mari Nurmilo	Finland	8								8
(tie)	Kim Yoo-Jin	Korea						8			8
98.	Jenni Blomberg	Finland	6								6
(tie)	Elise Bretteville	France				6					6
(tie)	Ivonne Gross	Austria	6								6
(tie)	Yoo Hwa-Jeong	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Jo Jeong-Hee	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Jonna Jokinen	Finland	6								6
(tie)	Nadejda Korablinova	Russia				6					6
(tie)	Go Myung-Sook	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Sonja Mäkelä	Finland	6								6
(tie)	Birgit Pöppler	Germany				6					6
(tie)	Annalisa Regoli	Italy	6								6
(tie)	Kim Seul-Gi	Korea						6			6
(tie)	Cheska Tomas	Netherlands				6					6
(tie)	Jo Yae-Seul	Korea						6			6
112.	Zara Giles	England				4					4
(tie)	Katrien Goossens	Belgium				4					4
(tie)	Petra Korkiamäki	Finland	4								4
(tie)	Suvi Leskinen	Finland	4								4
(tie)	Catherine Lindström	Sweden	4								4
(tie)	Valérie Murat-Mourgues	France				4					4
(tie)	Reija Nurmilo	Finland	4								4
(tie)	Julia Ruseeva	Russia	4								4
(tie)	An Un-Joo	Korea						4			4
(tie)	Yang Un-Sook	Korea						4			4
122.	Luz Adriana Leal	Colombia				3					3
(tie)	Nathalie Di Martino	France				3					3
(tie)	Heidi Guldbäk	Denmark				3					3
(tie)	Elaine Jatko-Lundberg	Sweden	3								3
(tie)	Lisa John	England				3					3
(tie)	Iina Kämäräinen	Finland	3								3
(tie)	Salla Mäkelä	Finland	3								3
(tie)	Riikka Ratia	Finland	3								3
(tie)	Elena Sazonova	Russia	3								3
(tie)	Heidi Thorstensen	Norway				3					3
132.	Laetitia Cardi	France				2					2
(tie)	Tiia Hakamäki	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Maria Koshel	Russia	2								2
(tie)	Nadège Maitre	France				2					2
(tie)	Jutta Pilecky	Austria	2								2
(tie)	Henna Rantala	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Aude Saint Marc	France				2					2
(tie)	Jenni Styrman	Finland	2								2
(tie)	Elise Trouniac	France				2					2
141.	Noora Alanko	Finland	1								1
(tie)	Danielle Brasser	Netherlands				1					1
(tie)	Isabelle Derynck	France				1					1
(tie)	Sonja Forslund	Finland	1								1
(tie)	Marie Gauton	France				1					1
(tie)	Marja Hongisto	Finland	1								1
(tie)	Amandine Jacques	France				1					1
(tie)	Margit Keituri	Finland	1								1
(tie)	Ruta Tumileviciute	Lithuania	1								1
(tie)	Sonja Uhlich	Germany				1					1