Cara Makes TV again

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Cara Honeychurch has qualified 2nd for the Greater San Diego Open TV final. You can follow it live at http://www.pwba.com at 12 Noon today.
Quick overview of the Aussies girls results from the current PWBA season

WIBC Queens: Maxine 4th, Cara 8th, Carol ?
St Clair Classic: Cara 2nd, Maxine 15, Carol 41st.
Miller High Life: Cara 2nd, Carol 17th, Maxine 24th.
Albuquerque Open: Cara 3rd, Carol 29th, Maxine 39th.
Wheelechair Awareness Classic: Cara 8th, Carol 19th, Maxine 25th.
Todays event Greater San Diego Open, Cara??
Maxine 12th Carol 20th.
 
CARA HONEYCHURCH WINS FIRST TITLE IN 2001 IN GREATER SAN DIEGO OPEN


SAN DIEGO, Calif. – Cara Honeychurch of Australia snagged her first title in 2001 by disposing of top-seeded Anne Marie Duggan, 200-165, in the $50,000 Greater San Diego Open at Grove Bowling Center Thursday.

The 29-year-old lefthander included a five-bagger in her victory against La Habra, Calif.’s Stacy Rider in the semifinal match, 235-200, then stayed close to the pocket in the championship game while Duggan left 4-6-7 and 4-7-10 splits that she couldn’t convert and struck only twice, after the match was out of reach.

“I guess you could say I got the monkey off my back finally,” said Honeychurch, who had finished second twice, third once, and eighth twice in previous tournaments this spring. “I told my husband Jim on the way over that maybe I was just meant to be seeded second, after I missed the top spot Wednesday by only four pins. Perhaps it was meant to be that I get a game under my belt and get lined up before bowling for the title.

“My goal tonight was to take the lane out of play, and keep the ball as straight as I could so that I could stay near the pocket. I’m not sure if that was the same strategy as the other players had, but it was mine and it worked for me.”

Honeychurch took home a $9,000 check for her efforts, while Duggan settled for $4,800. Rider, who earned the right to take on Honeychurch by defeating Kim Adler, Cocoa, Fla., and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, N. Richland Hills, Texas, in the opening shootout, 187-181-158, earned $3,000. Dorin-Ballard was rewarded with $2,500 for finishing fourth (in the shootout match, the third-seeded bowler cannot finish lower than fourth), and Adler won $2,200.
 
Thanks for the updates Jan.Can't wait to tape the tournament.Good to see the aussie's doing so well on the women's tour.

Till next time
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Might as well use the same topic as she has done it again.
Cara Qualified third for the Fort Worth Classic.
1 Carolyn Dorin-Ballard 223.45 +1480
2 Liz Johnson-Cheektowaga 219.07 +1191
3 Cara Honeychurch 213.16 +973
4 Kendra Gaines-Sebring, 211.78 +885
5 Dede Davidson- 209.21 +882
6 Marianne DiRupo 209.97 +869 $1,900
7 Anne Marie Duggan 209.57 +837 $1,600
8 Carol Gianotti-Block 211.04 +824 $1,400
Maxine finished 30th
You can follow the final live today at 10am our time on www.pwba.com
 
Final results Fort Worth Classic.
Match 1.
Davidson 224, Gaines 189, Honeychurch 180.
Match 2.
Davidson def Johnson. (missed scores)
Final.
Dorin Ballard 217 def Johnson 213
 
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