October 21-24, 2003 Daily Coverage Overview

Go to: Players Teams Standings Live Coverage Merchandise Back to WSC 2003 Live Coverage WSC 2003 Live Coverage: Players: Alphabetical Listing Congratulations to the new World Champion, Panupol Sujjayakorn. Panupol beat Pakorn Nemitrmansuk in an exciting best-of-five series, 418-380, 384-495, 470-514, 446-433 and 444-387.   See also: players with photos Click to see how each player is doing, updated constantly throughout WSC 2003. Kevin Abela (Malta) Christoffer R.K. Abordo (Bahrain) Ferrer Abordo (Bahrain) Tim Adamson (Saint Paul, MN) Paul Allan (Scotland) Ferdy Anthonius (Indonesia) Phil Appleby (England) Ganesh Asirvatham (Malaysia) Rich Baker (Westhampton Beach, NY) Rasheed Olajide Balogun (Nigeria) Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON) Akshay Bhandarkar (India) Herve Bohbo (France) David Boys (Dorval QC) Leonardo (Leo) Capuno (Philippines) Patrick Carter (New Zealand) Amit Chakrabarti (Hanover, NH) Emanuel Chicoine (Montreal QC) Ishtiaq Chishty (Saudi Arabia) Aaron Chong (Malaysia) Paul Stephen Cleary (Australia) Ronald Credo (Philippines) Andrew Davis (England) David Delicata (Malta) Di Dennis (England) Mushtak Esmail (Tanzania) Naween Tharanga Fernando (Sri Lanka) Peter Finley (England) Andrew Fisher (Australia) Jim Geary (Glendale, AZ) Helen Gipson (England) Andrew Golding (Montreal QC) Michael Gongolo (Kenya) Ricardo V (Ricky) Gonzalez (Gulf Champion) Jeff Grant (New Zealand) Steven Gruzd (South Africa) Randy Hersom (Morganton, NC) Keiichiro Hirai (Japan) Ron Hoekstra (Kentwood MI) Stewart Holden (England) Trevor Mark Hovelmeier (South Africa) Dennis Ikekeregor (Nigeria) Wajid Iqbal (Pakistan) Bob Jackman (Australia) Robin K.T. John (Trinidad and Tobago) Paul Yandisha Kalumba (Zambia) Pramit Kamath (India) Sam Kantimathi (El Dorado Hills, CA) Mark Kenas (Madison, WI) Bronagh Kenny (Ireland) Karl Khoshnaw (Kurdistan-Iraq) Terry Kirk (England) Bennet Kpentey (Ghana) James Kramer (Roseville, MN) Andy Kurnia (Singapore) Kunihiko Kuroda (Japan) John Lam (Malaysia) Robert P. Linn (Potomac, MD) Bob Lipton (Vero Beach, FL) Patrick Litunya (Kenya) David Lloyd (Australia) Ralph Lobo (Oman) Selwyn Lobo (United Arab Emirates) Wone Mamadou (Kuwait) Joshua Otieno Manase (Kenya) Stanley Njoroge Ndungu (Kenya) Pakorn Nemitrmansuk (Thailand) Mark Nyman (England) John O'Laughlin (Hartland, WI) Komol Panyasoponlert (Thailand) Andrew Perry (England) Chrys Placca (Ghana) Steve Polatnick (Miami, FL) Michael Arthur Quao (Ghana) Mario Recedes (Philippines) Sivanesan Saeyorn (Sri Lanka) Dean Saldanha (Richmond BC) Dan Laurentiu Sandu (Romania) Moshood Olasunkanmi Sanni (Nigeria) Tony Sim (Singapore) Panupol Sujjayakorn (Thailand) Rogelio Talosig (New Zealand) Lakshan Wanniarachchi (Sri Lanka) Joel Wapnick (Montréal QC) Howard Warner (New Zealand) Dave Wiegand (Portland, OR) Gareth Williams (Wales) Walker Willingham (Bainbridge Island, WA) Ben Withers (Lake Jackson, TX) Pui Cheng Wui (Malaysia)

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