Ndiaga Samb in the ninth and last round couldn't beat Slovenian MF Vladimir Rejc and lost the tournament, because Kees Thijssen had more resistancepoints.
1. Kees Thijssen (The Netherlands) 9-16
2. Ndiaga Samb (Senegal) 9-16
3. Louiceus Sang Wong (Haiti) 9-12
4/8. Spely Laventure (Haiti), Frantz Forbin (Guadeloupe), Gerson Bendt (Surinam), Vladimir Rejc (Slovenia), Anthony Alexandre (Haiti) 9-11
9/12. Theo Dijkstra (The Netherlands) , Stanley Moetoer (Surinam), Dickson Maughn (Trinidad & Tobago), Clifton Agatha (Curaзao) 9-10
13/19. Andy Damen (The Netherlands), Ramon Sakidin (Surinam), Bernard Willock (Antigua), Bй Eggens (The Netherlands), Peter Pippel (The Netherlands), Anko Baksoellah (Surinam), Nelsen Angela (Curaзao) 9-9
20/23.Giorgio Carbonara (Italia), Glenn Dumfries (Surinam), Julio Castro (Costa Rica), Renzo Tondo (Italia) 9-8
24/26. Guido Badiali (Italia), Siegfried Panneflek (Curaзao), Marvin Leocaria (Curaзao) 9-7
27/30. Brion Koullen (The Netherlands), Edsel Barbara (Curaзao), Carlos Lorevil (Curaзao), Henry Bernadina (Curaзao) 9-6
31. Moises Cordilia (Curaзao) 9-5
32. Lionel Cordilia (Curaзao) 9-4
Later the whole final standings.
Patrick Stork from The Hague, The Netherlands, was winner from the Youthgroup with a 100% score.
More details:
Kees Thijssen wins Curaçao Open.












