The country’s No 1 scored 75.26 points, 3.14 points behind winner Keyaki Ike of Japan. S. Tanjung of India won the silver with a score of 78.8, followed by Kaede Yoshikawa of Japan with 77.58. Athiwat bemoaned that weather condition deprived him off maximizing his effort. It was difficult for me to compete with those stuff and I made several mistakes as a consequence,” said Athiwat. “However it’s a good experience from me as I need to compete more international events to qualify for the Olympics in 2020.”

Source: The Nation Bangkok November 28, 2016 11:22 UTC