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[Asian Games] South Korea's Lee Na-young wins bowling gold in masters
By 정주원Published : Oct. 2, 2014 - 18:12
South Korean bowler Lee Na-young clinched the gold in the women's masters discipline at the Incheon Asian Games on Thursday, becoming the country's first quadruple-gold winner at the ongoing Asiad.
The 28-year-old scored a total of 477 points in the final gold-medal decider stepladder round against Chinese-Taipei player Wang Ya Ting's 437 points to grab her fourth golden victory during the competitions in Anyang, east of the Asiad host city. Son Yun-hee, another South Korean bowler, secured the bronze.
Lee earlier snatched gold in the doubles and trios competitions as well as the individual all-events. (Yonhap)
The 28-year-old scored a total of 477 points in the final gold-medal decider stepladder round against Chinese-Taipei player Wang Ya Ting's 437 points to grab her fourth golden victory during the competitions in Anyang, east of the Asiad host city. Son Yun-hee, another South Korean bowler, secured the bronze.
Lee earlier snatched gold in the doubles and trios competitions as well as the individual all-events. (Yonhap)
