Second best in Bavaria: Regina Resch (left) only had to admit defeat to Corina Bese (center) in Augsburg. Bronze went to Kathrin Hüther. Ramona Resch in fourth © place BSKV
Excitement was offered at the Bavarian championship of sports bowlers in the "sprint". The "Sudden Victory" had to decide several times – even when it came to gold.
Augsburg – At the Bavarian Championships in singles, Regina Resch recently missed out on a medal by a razor-thin margin as fourth in the U23 competition. In the "Sprint" discipline (2 x 20 throw), the bowler from Paterzell has now made it onto the podium: The 21-year-old, who competes for Schwarz-Gelb Schongau, won the silver medal in the women's title fights.
A lot of excitement at the sprint championship in Augsburg
In the final, Resch had to admit defeat to Corina Bese (KV Bamberg) by a very narrow margin. The decision was made - after both players had won a set - in the "Sudden Victory": There, Resch was just behind with 16:20 wood. In the two sets taken together, the priest had scored the larger number of wood (182:167). However, in the sprint it is the set points that count first, only in the "Sudden Victory" is it about the wood numbers. As runner-up, Regina Resch has secured a starting place at the German Championships (17/18 June in Lorsch).
In the semi-finals, Regina Resch had to contest an intra-family duel with her sister Ramona Resch (FC Seeshaupt); she prevailed with 2:0 sets (193:185 wood). Ramona Resch then had to admit defeat in the bronze medal match against Kathrin Hüther (SKV Bad Neustadt) in the "Sudden Victory" (14:21). In the quarter-finals, Regina Resch had won in an extra-long "Sudden Victory" against Saskia Koch (KV Bayreuth) – the Black and Yellow player won with 41:37 wood.
Regina Resch wins silver in women's competition
In the first round, with a 2-0 win over Silvia Grötsch (SKV Augsburg), Regina Resch had achieved one of the highest results of the day with 206 wood. The highest value was achieved by bronze medalist Hüther, who conjured up 220 wood on the track in round one. In the first set, she set a Bavarian record of 126 throws with 20 wood.
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The third player from the district, Petra Maria Heinfling (FC Seeshaupt), made it to the round of sixteen. In the round of 16, the duel with Heidi Gerbl (SKC Surheim) went into the "Sudden Victory": Very closely, with 17:19, Heinfling drew the short straw there. In the overall standings, she finished in 14th place. Gerbl then lost in the quarterfinals in the "Sudden Victory" against Ramona Resch (20:21).
Robert Leonhart in eighth place in the sprint
In the men's sprint, Robert Leonhart (Schwarz Blau Burggen) finished eighth out of 31 starters as the best from the local region. He finished the qualification in 21st place. After two victories in the knockout round, Leonhart was defeated in the quarterfinals by the eventual Bavarian champion, Florian Funkenhauser (Regensburg), with 0:2 sets (163:185 wood). Hubert Resch (Gut Holz Eberfing) had finished the qualification in eighth place. In the first knockout round, he lost to the eventual bronze medalist, Michael Lohrer (SKV Bad Neustadt), 13:16 in the "Sudden Victory". The father of the Resch siblings ended up in 18th place in the final standings.
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In addition to the winners in the sprint, the national champions in the "Tandem Mixed International" (2 x 30 throws) were also determined in Augsburg. From the district's point of view, Rosi Grozda Müller and Marcus Wolf (Schwarz-Gelb Schongau) achieved the best result. The duo, second in the district championship, reached the quarterfinals and lost there by a very narrow margin in the "Sudden Victory" (20:21). Fifth place overall is important for the bowling district of Upper Bavaria in terms of "starting places" in view of the upcoming title fights.
Unfortunate defeat in the tandem mixed quarterfinals
The tandem Regina Resch (Schwarz-Gelb Schongau)/Alois Kriesmair (Gut Holz Eberfing) did not get as far as hoped this time. The reigning Upper Bavarian champions won in the intermediate round with 2:0 sets. In the round of 0 it was against Marianne Striffler/Zeljko Simic (SKV Augsburg); Resch/Kriesmair lost to the eventual gold medalists with 2:270 sets (285:24 wood). For the district duo, this meant tenth place among <> teams.
Regina Resch competes in the German Championships
This Saturday and Sunday, June 10 and 11, the German Individual Championship will take place in Munich. In the bowling center on Säbener Straße, the winners of the women's, men's and U23 categories will be determined. In the junior women's race, Regina Resch (Schwarz-Gelb Schongau) will be at the start from the district.