One of 61 bowlers in the women’s section, she slipped three places yesterday to average a score of 198.47 ex-300 in the Bowling Centre in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, compared to current leader Marie Ramirez who has a score of 224.67.Speaking from Honduras yesterday she said that the lanes suited her and that she aimed to make the cut and do better than last year, when she also represented Jersey in the World Cup and finished 22nd.After today, both in the men’s and women’s section, only the top 24 play on.
So, for Jersey’s other bowler in Central America, Matt Minier, the signs don’t look too good.
He is in 55th place with an average of 190.40 compared to new leader, US national amateur champion, Bill Hoffman, who has an average of 231.73.Guernsey’s Derek Tomlin has an outside chance of climbing into the top 24 – he is in 28th place – but fellow Sarnian Joanne Johnson in the women’s competition looks to be out of it, as she is well back in 45th place.Tracey Aubert is sponsored by building contractors Chapman and Hugo.
