Bowling

Bowling World Champions	Major World Titles	Résumé Honors and Awards
(1)     Rafael Nepomuceno             Alias: Paeng	·         1976 Bowling World Cup Champion |Nov 1976, Tehran, Iran| ·         1980 Bowling World Cup Champion |Nov 1980, Jakarta, Indonesia| ·         1984 World’ Invitational Bowling Tournament Champion  |Aug 1984, Las Vegas, USA| ·         1992 Bowling World Cup Champion |Nov 1992, Le Mans, France| ·         1996 Bowling World Cup Champion |Nov 1996, Belfast, N. Ireland| ·         1999 World Tenpin Masters Champ |Mar 1999, London, England|	·         Greatest International Bowler of All Time – Prestigious Bowlers Journal Int’l, 2003 ·         6-time Bowling World Champion ·         3 Guinness World Records:              1.       Most World Cup Wins (4)              2.       Most Bowling titles won                      (118)              3.       Youngest World Cup                      Champion (Age: 19) ·         Only bowling athlete to receive the prestigious International Olympic Committee President’s Award ·         1st  bowler inducted in the 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 Champion |Bogota, Colombia| ·         1979 FIQ/WTBA Masters Champion |Manila, Philippines|	·         2-time Bowling World Champion ·         “Only one of two women who have won the AMF Bowling World Cup 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                 Alias: Asia’s Bowling                            Queen	·         1979 Bowling World Cup Women’s Champion |Bangkok, Thailand| ·         Quadrennial World Championships (Fédération Internationale des Quilleurs), consecutive in 1979 and 1983 ·         Quadrennial Asian Games, 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	·         4-time Bowling World Champion ·         1st bowler inducted  in the World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame (1993) ·         most gold medals in the Asian Games by a Filipino athlete with five ·          First Filipino athlete listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
(4)     Arianne Cerdena	·         1988 Bowling Olympic Gold Medallist |Seoul, South Korea|	·         Former Olympic Bowling Champion (Demonstration)
(5)     Christian Jan Suarez	·         2003 Bowling World Cup Champion |Tegucigalpa, Honduras|	·         Former Bowling World Champion
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