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    Bowling World Champions (5)

    Male (2), Female (3), World Cups (8), Olympics (1 gold)


    As of January 2011

    Bowling World Champions Major World Titles Honors and Awards

    (1) Rafael Nepomuceno 1976 Bowling World Cup Greatest International Bowler of All
    Alias: Paeng |Nov 1976, Tehran, Iran| Time – Prestigious Bowlers Journal Int’l,
    1980 Bowling World Cup 2003
    |Nov 1980, Jakarta, Indonesia| 6-time Bowling World Champion
    1992 Bowling World Cup 3 Guinness World Records:
    |Nov 1992, Le Mans, France| 1. Most World Cup Wins (4)
    1996 Bowling World Cup 2. Most Bowling titles won (118)
    |Nov 1996, Belfast, N. Ireland| 3. Youngest World Cup Champion
    1999 World Tenpin Masters (Age: 19)
    |Mar 1999, London, England| Only bowling athlete to receive the
    prestigious International Olympic
    Committee President’s Award
    World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame
    (1993)
    3-time WBW Bowler of the Year
    (1984, 1985, 1992)

    (2) Lita dela Rosa 1978 Bowling World Cup Women’s 2-time Bowling World Champion
    |Bogota, Colombia| “Only one of two women who have
    1979 FIQ/WTBA Masters won the AMF Bowling World Cup
    |Manila, Philippines| and the FIQ/WTBA Masters in
    successive years (the other is
    Annette Hagre Johansson of Sweden
    (1986 AMF Bowling World Cup, 1987
    FIQ/WTBA Masters)”
    WBW Hall of Fame Inductee (2000)

    (3) Olivia Bong Coo 1979 Bowling World Cup Women’s 4-time Bowling World Champion
    Alias: Asia’s Bowling Queen |Bangkok, Thailand| World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame
    Quadrennial World Championships (1993)
    (Fédération Internationale des Most gold medals in the Asian
    Quilleurs), consecutive in 1979 and Games by a Filipino athlete with five.
    1983 First Filipino athlete listed in the
    Quadrennial Asian Games, Guinness Book of Records.
    consecutive in 1978 and 1986
    Biennial Zone Championships
    (Fédération Internationale des
    Quilleurs), 14 years apart 1972 and
    1986
    Biennial South East Asian Games,
    consecutive in 1981 and 1983
    Bowling World Champions (5)
    Male (2), Female (3), World Cups (8), Olympics (1 gold)
    As of January 2011

    (4) Arianne Cerdena 1988 Bowling Olympic Gold Medalist Former Olympic Bowling Champion
    (Demonstration) (Demonstration)
    |Seoul, South Korea|

    (5) Christian Jan Suarez 2003 Bowling World Cup Champion Former Bowling World Champion
    |Tegucigalpa, Honduras|

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