The fourth Storm Junior Dutch Open heads into its final day at Bison Bowling in Haarlem with only one qualifying squad remaining before the semifinal places are decided.
Each player bowls six games in qualification, with the six highest totals in every category advancing.
The green rows in the current standings mark those provisional semifinal places, but they can still change during Squad 6 on Sunday morning.
Jiřiště and Kvasničková Lead U26 Standings
Czechia's Vít Jiřiště leads the U26 male division with 1,340. Daniel Muránsky is second with 1,154, followed by Jan-Niklas Suck at 1,105, Noah Strandberg at 1,102, Manuel Christ at 1,086 and Lewis Douglas-Biss at 1,077.
Zuzana Kvasničková tops the U26 female standings with 1,114, ahead of Gitana Weymiens at 899.
Mňačko and Claxton Set the U19 Pace
Matyáš Mňačko holds the U19 male lead with 1,297. Sweden occupies the next three places through Axton Sandberg at 1,227, Rasmus Nordensson at 1,209 and Erik Georgsson at 1,182. Alex Luk is fifth with 1,164, while Jordi Schaerlaeckens holds sixth at 1,129.
Isla Claxton leads the U19 female division with 1,192. Marie Reusens follows with 963, ahead of Saskia Krischke at 956, Lieke Koops at 921, Anne Koops at 888 and Sterre van Velsen at 816.
Dano van Velsen is the currently leading the U15 male standings with 803.
Sunday Will Decide the Champions
The last qualifying squad begins at 8 a.m. local on Sunday. The semifinals follow at 11:40 a.m., with six players in each category bowling four more games. Qualifying scores carry forward, and the top four continue into the three-game finals.
The girls' finals begin at 3:10 p.m., followed by the boys' finals at 4:25 p.m. The category winners will then meet in separate one-game boys' and girls' Masters contests from 5:30 p.m., before the award ceremony at around 6 p.m.
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